Hi Dundee, Thank you for your additions to this story. Every little bit helps sort the issue.
I am actually getting a bit lost here so this is how it is:
No. it is not a mixed family.
I started with Ann Eggins, her father is Joseph Eggins and he married someone named Ann XW.
Joseph Eggins and AnnXW had several children including Ann their daughter. born C1830.
Joseph and AnnXW had these children:
James Albert William Eggins
Joseph Eggins
Jane Eggins she married Bacon
Mary Egins
and our Ann Eggins married Murphy -as below then Peel as further below:
So Ann Eggins married Patrick Murphy when 16yrs old. It was thought she came from Ireland so I started searching. I found her father and mother but no name surname for her mother Ann.
Ann Eggins and Patrick Murphy had these children:
Alice Mary Murphy 1847
Edward Murphy 1850
Arthur William Murphy 1851
Jane Ann Murphy 1856
Joseph George Eggins Murphy 1858
After Patrick died in 1861 Ann Murphy formerly Eggins married Richard Peel in 1862
So Ann and Richard had two sons as far as I can find.
Robert Sidney Peel
Henry Joseph Peel known as Henry Josiah or Josiah Henry Peel.
At some point Ann and the Peel boys go to Australia and I believe Richard also did. Ann herself came in 1871 . This is the only record where she is in Queensland. Henry seems to have come in 1884.
Joseph Snr was born in Devonshire. AnnWX may have be born in Ashwater. She died in 1870 in Westminster.
Hopefully we've all got it together. Well not quite- there are only 2 females that Ann had over the two marriages unless... but there are 7 supposedly deceased female children, food for thought eh?.
Excellent Debra thank you, this is icing on the cake. I shall give those links a go and let you know what I find .
Thank you to everyone.
Essnell