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Name at death | David Dines Wheeler | ||||||
Age at Death | 34 | ||||||
Burial Date | 06 April 1872 | ||||||
Abode |
Speenhamland |
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Official at Burial | The Rev'd. E W Shalden, Independant Minister, Newbury. | ||||||
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Sources | Burial Register |
North face of copestone: In Affectionate Remembrance of/ David Dines Wheeler/ who died April 1st. 1872 aged 34 years. South face of copestone: Also of Elizabeth Rolfe/ who died July 18th. 1886 aged 55 years. | |
Name on Memorial | David Dines WHEELER |
Date of death | 01/04/1872 |
Age | 34 |
Gender | Male |
Memorial Type | Copestone on raised bed with iron railings surround |
Construction Material | Sandstone with engraved letters |
Condition of memorial | Fair |
Pattison Location Code | W72 |
Others named on memorial | |
Elizabeth ROLFE |
The articles below have been transcribed from newspapers and magezines.
Source: | NWN |
Article date: | 04/04/1872 |
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Transciption: | April 1 David Dines, aged 34, elder son of Charles Wheeler ironmonger Speenhamland |
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Wheeler advert 23 April 1868
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NWN court case 24 August 1867
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David Dines Wheeler
The eldest son of Charles and Maria Wheeler, he was born in 1837 (4Q).
He married Emma Anne Pung in 1859 (1Q) in Newbury and they lived a few doors up from his father in The Broadway. David was working as an Engraver and Machinist.
They had five children:
Robert Roy born in 1860 (4Q) but died a few weeks later in 1861 (1Q); Margaret Elizabeth born in 1862; Charles William born on 7 November 1864 (taken from 1939 census); Katherine Emily born in 1866 and Emma Annie born in 1868 (3Q).
Tragically, Margaret Elizabeth, aged 8 years, died on 10 November 1870 , and four days later her sister Katherine Emily, aged 4 years, died on 14 November, from scarlet fever.
The business had moved to 45 Northbrook Street and from the 1871 census David Dines continued to trade as an Ironmonger and Machinist. Emma Anne was working as a Dressmaker.
He died on 1 April 1872, aged 34 years, and he was buried on 6 April in an unconsecrated brick grave. His sister Elizabeth Rolfe was later buried in the same family vault on 21 July 1886.
His widow Emma Anne moved to Fulham & Hammersmith with Charles William and Emma Annie. She continued to be a Dressmaker: she had another child named Edward Henry Wheeler born in 1877 (2Q) in Exmouth, Devon. Charles William joined the GPO and eventually became Asst. Superintendent Telegraphist/Postal at Mount Pleasant. Emma Annie became a vocalist.
Mrs. P. Code: W72 Page 16
Sources: Birth Index 4Q 1837; Marriage Index 1Q 1859; 1851 to 1871 census; Kelly’s Directory 1869; Death Index 2Q 1872; Berkshire Burial Index.
Author: Deirdre Duff
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