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Re: Wharton Gypsies England, Scotland & Ireland connections

cfranciscus1 — 2009-11-12 00:40:23Z

Hello
My family are Whartons and Lovells. I believe there are a few cousins that are Lees. I do not know much about where we came from, my grandpa and granny always said their families came from England. My great grandfather (Meshach) was given to a children's home after his fater died. My granny believes her family lived in Liverpool England at one time. The family has lived in many places in the United States including Ohio, Alabama and Georgia. Any information anyone can give would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Wharton Gypsies England, Scotland & Ireland connections

tpksbhr1 — 2009-11-02 22:53:22Z

These posts sound like my line of Whartons also.
my email
b36sgirl@aol.com
Contact me any time.
kelly Donovan

Re: Wharton Gypsies England, Scotland & Ireland connections

Paul_Waggett — 2009-11-01 19:46:06Z

Hello there.

I read your post with great interest. I believe we may be related.

My name is Paul Waggett, I am the great grandson of Thomas Waggett and Kezia(h) Wharton. Thomas, I believe was born in Burton in Lonsdale and Kezia(h) hailed from the North East.

I have not found any info on Kezia(h) but I would guess her DoB would be in the early 1880's. My family has always believed that the Wharton side of the family was Romany.

Kezia(h) and Thomas had a number of children -

Mary,
Thomas,
Isabella,
Ada,
Gilderoy,
and lastly, Wilfred, my Grandfather.

Thomas and Kezia moved to the Isle of Man in c.1910.

I look forward to hearing from you in due course!

Best Wishes,
Paul.

Re: Wharton Gypsies England, Scotland & Ireland connections

lhrandwick — 2009-10-31 06:13:14Z

Hi,
My great grandmother was a Henrietta Wharton born 1860 in Bradford, Yorkshire. She married a William Barton who was a horse trader in Cockermouth in 1883.
I believe that her father was a Johnson Wharton and mother called Alice.
She had approx 10 childrem with the names of:
Sarah, Johnston, Jacob, william, Alice, Johanna, Nancy, Casey & Ann Miller.
Her husband was a horse trader according to the 1901 Census.
My grandmother on my mothers side used to say that they were gypsies.
There could be a possible link.

Regards,

linda

Re: William Wharton UK

kathwharton — 2009-10-27 17:58:22Z

Hi i hope someone still sees this board it has been a long time since i have put a message on here i have started researching my whartons again in manchester and yorkshire,
some of the whartons still work in yorkshire and up untill 3 years ago still owned the shipping yard in yorkshire.

other names connected to these are
collins
beggs
worthington
beattie.

Thanks
Kath wharton manchester england.

Sarah Francis Wharton

scoutjwj — 2009-10-06 21:10:42Z

ISO information about Sarah's family. Need her father and mother. Have her children and husband. She was b: 11 Apr 1856 in MO. Married: William Stanford Hardwick abt 1872 in Pella, Wise Co., TX.

Her children are:

Maudie Hardwick b: 6 Apr 1878
Joseph Ernest Hardwick b: 18 Jan 1882
Mattie Mae Hardwick b: 30 Sept 1884
Pearl Lee Hardwick b: 2 Jan 1888
Lillie Myrtle Hardwick b: 3 Jan 1892
Earsey Jewel Hardwick b: 25 Jan 1894

Any help is appreciated.

Jerry

Re: Wharton family Liverpool/Birkenhead

eaglover2003 — 2009-09-20 23:26:15Z

My father was also called William Wharton and was born in 1893 in Birkenhead.His father was John Wharton and was married to Mary Harris. From your other replies ,my family were the catholic Whartons

Re: Wharton Gypsies England, Scotland & Ireland connections

mcyanch1 — 2009-09-10 04:35:30Z

hi again , itoo have a johnson,bathsheba kezia,isabella matilda ,Kasey (isaiah) who were travellers,I cant find an Alice Mullen though , & think my Johnson may have been a John when married, good luck JIM

Re: Wharton Gypsies England, Scotland & Ireland connections

jola125 — 2009-09-02 21:25:52Z

My Great great great grandfather was Richard Wharton born 1803 in Ireland. He was a mariner who settled in Liverpool. I can only find him on the 1861 cencus. Richard had 6 children and one was my GG GM Alice who married Joseph Rowlands. Alice was, I believe, in Walton workhouse in Liverpool. I am trying to find out more about good..or bad...old Richard and his origins. Any help gratefully received.
Jo

Re: Wharton's of Philadelphia Bible

swhynes — 2009-08-23 11:29:11Z

I don't have any Jacobs anywhere in the Philadelphia/Thomas Wharton line (at least in the early lines). There were a couple of Whartons who went to Ohio and one who died in Illinois I think they are on my website http://wharton.freeservers.com/index.html.

Re: Wharton's of Philadelphia Bible

Cherokee_PSH — 2009-08-23 03:07:42Z

I am looking for a family I have been unable to trace out of Ohio. I am curious if you have found him in your research.

I have a Jacob WHARTON born about 1807. In a cencus he stated he was born in PA. He married Susan SELBY born 1816 in Virginia. They were married 07 Feb 1833 in Belmont County, Ohio. They settled in Guernsey County, Ohio. The Kimbolton Township area. They had 9 children (That I have found). Margaret Ann, Henry, Elizabeth A., Mary Ann, Sarah Jane (my Great Grandmother, she married a LARRISON), James A., John William, Samuel, Infant

Re: Wharton/Runyon

PatPacific — 2009-08-19 07:58:21Z

I have not gotton back further than Jonas Wharton. This line is my next project , I have seen mistakes on Ancestry and sources quoted are other peoples trees. I will follow the leads you presented and see if I can actually get a document with the name Runyon on it. Tax records , census , did not give me a line back on Wharton. I will definately get back to you with anything I can verify.
Thankyou for responding Pat

Re: Wharton/Runyon

davidphillips64 — 2009-08-18 17:35:23Z

Rachel’s maiden name was Runyon or Runyan. I’ve seen it both ways. Ancestry has them marrying 11/9/1837 in Hunterdon Co., NJ, although they were born in PA as were their first few children. They then moved to NJ. Ancestry has some trees that say Rachel was the daughter of Abner and Rebecca Johnson Runyon, but that is suspect. Rebecca is shown as born in 1757. By the 1860 and 1880 censuses, Rachel was born about 1815. That would make Rebecca about 58 when Rachel was born.
Do you have anything on the parents of Jonas Wharton? I suspect him to be the son of Timothy and Elizabeth Cox Wharton and grandson of Nehemiah and Elizabeth Brelsford Wharton. Nehemiah was born in Bucks Co., PA to a Quaker family but was dropped by the society when he married Elizabeth as her family were no longer Quakers. Elizabeth Cox Wharton’s father was Jonas Cox so that might be for whom Jonas was named. Timothy died in 1830 but his 1820 census has a son who is a match for Jonas.
Regards, Dave

Wharton/Runyon

PatPacific — 2009-08-17 03:12:39Z

Jonas Wharton 1809-1884, married to a Rachel 1816-1899. Both born Penn. , both died NJ, both buried back in Morrisville, Buck Co, Penn. I can find no documentation on the Runyon name linked to this couple. Any documentation on Runyon?

Robert Wharton 1922 photo

Not_A_Relative — 2009-08-15 07:08:20Z

http://www3.familyoldphotos.com/photo/kansas/15365/robert-wh...

Wharton application for Eastern Cherokee citizenship

RedRiverTXOK — 2009-08-10 03:58:22Z

This might interest someone. The James Andrew Wharton family from Texas made application for Cherokee citizenship and was rejected. Later his daughter Martha Lucinda Wharton Emberlin made application for Eastern Cherokee citizenship and was rejected. The application was made from her grandmother Martha Whiteley Wharton's mother, Lucy Maynard who was supposedly Cherokee.

Martha Lucinda Emberlin
Eastern Cherokee Applications of the U. S. Court of Claims 1906 - 1909
MARTHA LUCINDA EMBERLIN
Mineral Wells
Palo Pinto
Texas
Age 31, born 1875 in Parker Co. Texas
Married to ROBERT LEVI EMBERLIN
I belong to Cherokee tribe.
Children
MARY LISEBETH EMBERLIN, age 14, born 1892 in Parker Co.
EMMA CAROLIN EMBERLIN, age 11, born 1895 Parker Co.
ROSA ADILINE EMBERLIN age 9 born 1897 Parker Co.
EFFIE JEWEL EMBERLIN age 8 born 1899 Parker Co.
HAZEL LANELL / LAVELL EMBERLIN age 5 born 1901

Parents
JAMES ANDREW WHARTON
MARY CATHERINE WILSON
Father born in Arkansas
Mother born in Texas

Parents resided in 1851:
Father in Arkansas; mother not born.
Mother died Dec. 2, 1885
Not enrolled for money, annuities land or other benefits
Brothers and sistersl
EASTER CAROLINE WHART born Sept. 28, 1877, died 1898
WILLIAM JESSE WHART born in Mineral Wells, Palo Pinto Co. Feb. 9, 1880
ROBERT ANDREW WHARTON born in Mineral Wells May 27, 1882.

State English and Indian names of your grandparents on both father’s and mother’s side.
Father side
JOHN WHARTON

Mother’s side
MARTHA WHARTON
MARTHA WHITELEY
Martha Whitely was daughter of LUCY MAYNARD who was Cherokee by blood who marreid JAMES WHITELEY.
They were born in Tennessee and Alabama
In 1851, they were residing in Arkansas.

Names of all children and residence, if possible.
SAMUEL WHITELY WHARTON, dead
RACHEL JANE WHITELY dead
JAMES ANDREW WHARTON at Mineral Wells,
JOHN HENRY WHARTON at Brazos, Palo Pinto Co.
SARAH CATHERINE GRAYBILL, dead.
NANCY CAROLINE WHITE at Millsap, Texas.

22: To assist in identification, claimant should give full English and Indian names and grandparents back to 1835:
J. A. WHARTON born 1846; M. C. WHARTON 1856; JOHN WHARTON 107; MARTHA WHARTON 1818, daughter of LUCY MAYNARD who Cherokee by blood.
Additional facts: They were application made for us by my father J. A. WHARTON to the Dawes Committee and was rejected on not being in the territory at that time.

Signed by Martha L. Emberlin on August 5, 1907, notarized by J. Cook, notary public.
Affidavit sworn by two or more witnesses who ware well acquainted with the applicant
W. H. HATFIELD and A. C. KENDRICK, known her for 20 and 19 years, respectively,

ANDERSON P. CAGLE of Seminole Nation, Indian Territory, Konawa P. O., as attorney

Re: Ohio Wharton's

djaw19681 — 2009-08-07 19:17:19Z

Hi,

my husbands great-grandfather was George Calhoun Wharton, they were from Weehawken, New Jersey. His father was George Calhoun III, and lived in Wise, Virginia. They came over from England and we have a picture of the man my husband was named after, Sir Philipp Wharton.

Re: Wharton's of Ohio

ksherman5343 — 2009-08-07 01:07:50Z

George W was born in 1861..married to Dorcas Wolfe..his father is William born in England.George and his wife lived in Knox Co Ohio mostly..thanks for the contact

Re: Wharton's of Philadelphia Bible

pwharton0862 — 2009-07-09 16:18:26Z

Dave, my brother did the DNA test through Family Tree DNA at your recommendation--several years ago now. BTW, thanks for all your attention to the Whartons.

Pam Hunt

Re: Wharton family Liverpool/Birkenhead

bevhagstrom — 2009-06-21 14:12:18Z

I don't know and haven't been able to find him listed anywhere prior to his marriage to my husband's great grandmother....sounds like we're in the same boat and we'll just have to keep searching. Thanks for responding!

Re: Wharton family Liverpool/Birkenhead

bevhagstrom — 2009-06-20 16:14:32Z

Do you have HORACE LINCOLN WHARTON (born 1862) in your family tree? If so, he is my husband's great grandfather...
I look forward to your response.

Re: Wharton family Liverpool/Birkenhead

cfw09 — 2009-06-19 10:06:04Z

i am christopher wharton from birkenhead from my knowledge there appears to be two main wharton families here the catholic whartons and the non catholic. we are the catholic side and mt grandfather was james wharton and was half irish as his mother was from eire and father from formby lancashire. my grandfather married Mary loghlin and they had 11 children 3 boys 8 girls sadly 6 sisters died with tb. only one remaining cild now remains mary elizabeth now aged 89. My father was Peter Francis wharton and ran a family meat haulage business in birkenhead. I am an only child Christopher. my father had two brothers both with sons and daughters we are the last surviving members of the catholic whartons. hope this information is helpful

Re: Raymond "Bond" Alfonzo Wharton

route66rider — 2009-07-28 20:34:54Z

Greetings to you!
Robert Bond Wharton was my GGF. His son, Raymond Alfonso Wharton was my GF. I have visited NE MO and the Steffenville area. If you are still willing to share info I would gladly share what I have pulled up and photos I have found. There is an interesting article in The History of St. Louis" pub 1909 documenting the children of Robert R. Wharton (Robt Bond's father).
my email is route66rider@knology.net

Re: Whartons from Nevada

inkon — 2009-01-02 01:41:51Z

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John Thomas Wharton 1840

carabelass — 2009-07-20 21:24:48Z

I am following the trail of John Thomas Wharton, 1840, who move to Indian Territory with his wife Kate Williamson. He was in the Union army, then married Kate and moved to the Indian Territory which was later Duncan Okla.

Thanks,
Carol Richie
carabelass@aol.com

WHARTON Charles H 1884-1954

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-10 21:21:46Z

WHARTON Charles H 1884-1954

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,880 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Pearlie Wharton-Harvey Marlow

Myssi10 — 2009-07-08 16:53:02Z

Pearlie Wharton md Harvey Marlow 9-5-1931.

Her parents are Nathaniel and Adeline Uptain Wharton.

Harvey Marlow born 3-28-1914 and died 6-26-1932 and buried in Oark Cem in Oark, Johnson Co., Arkansas. Parents- Mack and Mary Hammons Marlow.

I'd appreciate any and all information. Thanks.

Missy

S.S. Wharton

tvaum — 2009-07-15 23:54:13Z

Does anyone have any information that could help in tracking down an S.S. Wharton who lived in the early 19th century? I own a book that was published in 1816 titled "Plutarch's Lives" and has 3 signatures of an S.S. Wharton (no date). I was hoping that one of the Wharton historians here could help identify who the owner of this book could be. Any and all help would be appreciated! Attached is an image of one of the signatures (can't seem to post more than one!).

Best Regards, Tim

S.S. Wharton

tvaum — 2009-07-15 23:52:09Z

Re: Wharton's of Philadelphia Bible

davidphillips64 — 2009-07-11 01:17:45Z

Pam,
What is your brother's given name and can you tell me what his DNA kit number is? The following are the 1 through 37 markers of the known descendant of the Philadelphia Whartons:
13, 24, 14, 11, 11, 15, 12, 12, 11, 13, 13, 29, 18, 9, 10, 11, 11, 23, 15, 19, 32, 15, 15, 16, 17, 11, 11, 19, 23, 15, 16, 19, 16, 35, 39, 12, 12.
If your want to send this info via email you can get my email address by clicking on my user name, but then I will known your email address. I promise I will not spam you. It's up to you.
Dave

Re: Wharton's of Philadelphia Bible

davidphillips64 — 2009-07-08 18:42:41Z

Pamela,
You said that your brother had a DNA test. Was it done by Family Tree DNA, or another testing house? We have tested a known descendant of the Philadelphia Whartons.
Dave

Re: Wharton's of Philadelphia Bible

davidphillips64 — 2009-07-08 18:33:10Z

Karen,
about the use of the Wharton coat of arm. When the Wharton DNA Studywas started I thought that practically all Whartons descended from the original Wharton family of Westmoreland, England. DNA results are all over the place. Now the question is, which Wharton line descends from the original family. To date we have yet to find a living male Wharton who is known to descend from that family, for DNA testing, so we don't know who has the right to use the coat.
This brings up another question. Do you know of any living male Whartons who descend from your John? We would sure like to test one.
Dave

Re: Wharton's of Philadelphia Bible

davidphillips64 — 2009-07-09 01:57:44Z

I hope you received my ancestry internal email which was sent because I did not want to publish another persons email address. Please let me know. My email is available to you and others who wish to contact me.
Regards, Dave

Re: Wharton's of Philadelphia Bible

davidphillips64 — 2009-07-08 17:22:04Z

Karen,
The following is everything than Nathan Earl Wharton wrote about the Whartons of Cumberland.
"CUMBERLAND COUNTY WHARTONS
Another of that very large group of Colonists who were born a generation before the Rev War broke out but whose vital records are elusive, was Thomas Wharton who lived in Cumberland County, Pa. I can give only the briefest outline of his genealogy, as follows:
CU-1, THOMAS WHARTON, said to have been b 1758 and d 1831 in Cumberland Co., Pa. He was a Rev War veteran and is listed as a private in Capt John Carother's Co. 3rd Batt. Near the close of the war he mar SUSANNA, by whom at least the following Children:
CU-2, ELIZABETH, b 1784. She mar WILLIAM STACKMILLER.
CU-3, THOMAS Jr., who remained in Cumberland?
CU-4, JOHN, b prob abt 1790.

CU-4, JOHN WHARTON, b prob abt 1790 in Cumberland. He mar a Miss HOLTZ and (2) a Miss McMILLEN and had children by each wife. Either he or his son James, or both moved into Ohio. He had at least the following Children:
CU-5, JAMES, b 1817. He mar NANCY WILLIAMS and was founder of a line living at Ashland, Ohio.
CU-6, THOMAS, b Mar 7, 1835. No data."

N. E. Wharton coded all of his individuals with a number, a letter or a combination of both, hence th CU-1, etc. A little about "The Wharton Sleeve". N. E. Wharton finished it in 1949. In 1963, after NEW's death. Robert Wharton Moorhouse added notes to the original, had it typed, had a limited number of xerographic copies made and distributed them to certain individuals and the LOC. My copy is probably a third or fourth generation xerographic copy.
I don't know where I found Susanna's maiden name, Dill, but I had written it in my copy. You, of course corrected the Stackmiller to Stakemiller.
Regards, Dave

Re: Wharton's of Philadelphia Bible

davidphillips64 — 2009-07-03 01:04:55Z

Pat,
Back in 2005 I gave you some wrong information. I said that your line with Nehemiah Wharton traced back through John and Susannah Truitt Wharton to John’s parents Thomas and Margaret Gilpin Wharton. I found out some time ago that Thomas and Margaret are not that John’s parents. Thomas and Margaret had a son, John, but he died before 1702. Your John died in 1721 and his parents are still unknown.
Recently I was again, asked about Nehemiah having a son Thomas. I did some more research and am pretty sure I’ve found him. Maybe you have also, by now. Nehemiah’s household in Bucks County in 1790 contained 6 males under 16, 1 male over 16 and 1 female. I knew that he had sons, Timothy, Silas, Samuel and David. I believe that I have found 2 more, Daniel and Thomas. The last finding of Nehemiah is in the 1830 Warren Co., OH, census, living beside son Silas with Daniel on the same page. In the 1850 Warren Co. census we find Silas 75 b: PA, wife Phebe 61 b: VA and Daniel 61 b: PA, wife Margaret 66 b: PA. And in Montgomery Co. which borders Warren we find Samuel Wharton 65 b: PA, wife Deharal 63 b: PA and Nehemiah 21 b: OH, in one household (Nehemiah is likely a son or grandson). Next door to Samuel is Thomas Wharton 64 b: PA, wife Jemima 50 b: NJ and probable children Eyra 19 b: OH and Jason 17 b: OH. Eyra is likely Ezra b: 12/27/1829. Jason was b: 2/3/1833 and there was a David b: 3/3/1828. Note the children’s names. Jemima was Jemima Lashley b: 4/6/1799 and m: 3/10/1827. She was previously married to Benjamine Shinn. I wonder if Thomas was married before.

Wharton - Great Haseley, Oxfordshire

FittyUK — 2009-03-22 09:11:06Z

William Wharton baptised 20/05/1836 in Great Haseley, Oxon.

His father was also William but i little information on him except that he was born "in the county" on the 1841 Census abt 1818. He married Ann Read 4th January 1836 and died quite young, when and where i have no idea. Ann was listed as a widow on the 1851 census and she remarried many years later to William Bishop.

Going back to William Jnr, He married Elizabeth Adams and they had 13 children, the first one being William Henry WHARTON born 1863.

If you think you make a connection then please contact me.

Christine

Re: Wharton's of Ohio

cbstollerrn — 2009-08-06 06:08:34Z

Would George have been born 1874? I have a George, with brothers William (my line), Issac (wife Emma, son Edgar), John, and Leroy. William, Issac & John are from the Richland and Knox Co areas of Ohio. I have pictures of those 3.

Re: Wharton in Southeastern Ohio early 1800

janmother — 2009-07-23 22:32:27Z

I'm looking for more info about "Catherine Wharton" who is shown as having married Henry Hoskins in Muskingum OH in 1833.
Could she have been Christine/Christian/Christiana instead of
Catherine?

Would like names of descendants of Henry & "Catherine".

Re: Wharton's of Philadelphia Bible

kfarr128 — 2009-07-09 00:12:32Z

Dave, we have a LOT of male Whartons from this line. I will bring it up at our reunion on Sunday and see if anyone is interested in parting with $150 to get their DNA added to the Wharton Study. Thank you for your thoughts on the use of the Coat of Arms. It sounds to me like it would be safe to mention it as a historical interest, but not for personal use.
Karen

Re: Wharton's of Philadelphia Bible

kfarr128 — 2009-07-09 10:05:24Z

Thank you Dave,
I received your message, and attempted to send a reply.
Karen Glenn Farr

Re: Wharton's of Philadelphia Bible

kfarr128 — 2009-07-08 17:53:55Z

Thank you so very much Dave! I will copy this and send it on to my cousin (he is researching for his granddaughters). You are probably aware that the John mentioned, who moved to Ohio, ended up being the father of 16 children between his two wives. We are scattered all over the country now.

Do you think we have the right to use the Coat of Arms--The Sleeve--in our Historian Reports? The historian reports and records for this family have fallen into my lap and I'd like to do some more research about the Wharton family. I do not want to reference it if it is not permitted. Thanks again! ~best wishes~
Karen Glenn Farr; GGranddaughter Anna Mae Wharton Glenn

Re: Wharton's of Philadelphia Bible

kfarr128 — 2009-07-08 03:05:25Z

I also didn't mean to offend--it was my attempt to be funny! Dave, I have a question for you about our Thomas (1758-1831) and wife Susannah Dill Wharton. My 3rd cousin is attempting to collect all the official documents to join the DAR and is experiencing difficulty finding one last piece of proof that Thomas and Susannah are the parents of John (1789-1862). Is there a photocopied page from the Wharton Sleeve which talks of this family? The DAR might accept that as evidence. Unfortunately, we are no where near the Library of Congress to go look it up ourselves! Our Thomas is already listed in the DAR records and has been used by other members, but not for our branch of the family. Thanks for any help you can offer.
Karen Glenn Farr

99th Annual Wharton Reunion Ashland Ohio

kfarr128 — 2009-07-01 19:03:54Z

The 99th Annual Reunion of John Wharton and 1st wife Nancy Holtz and 2nd wife Anna McMillen will be held in Ashland Ohio at the Brookside Park West, Pavilion 1 on Sunday, July 12, 2009 at 4:00 p.m. This is a potluck; please bring a dish and table setting. Drinks are provided. Any and All Wharton's and descendents are invited and welcome to attend!

John Wharton, 1789-1862 (son of Thomas Wharton and Susanna Dill), Cumberland County, Pennsylvania and Nancy Holtz Wharton (1795-1830) and 4 children came to Ohio between 1824 and 1829. Shortly after settling near Ashland, Nancy Wharton, the first wife, died. After the death of Nancy, John Wharton married Anna McMillen (1814-1900). Twelve children were born to this marriage. Many of the older members of the Wharton family are buried in the old cemetery at Olivesburg in Richland county Ohio. A large number of Whartons are buried in the Ashland City Cemetery. The children of John and Nancy Holtz were: James, Mary, Melinda, and John Jr. The children of John and Anna McMillen were: Sarah, Susanna, Thomas, Robert, Alvina Jane, Martha, Hulbert, Minerva Ann, Benjamin Franklin, and Clara Bell. Son Henry and a daughter died in infancy.

Karen (Glenn) Farr (6th Generation John Wharton family, B.F. Wharton branch)

Re: Wharton Gypsies England, Scotland & Ireland connections

chrisbwharton — 2009-06-26 16:00:43Z

hiya, my name is chris wharton from lancashire, my great grandad is harry wharton, 1912 married to amy unsworth.. there are pauls irene, and a 2nd harry if that helps. have you any relations?

Re: American Connection

cbwharton — 2009-06-24 15:58:36Z

hey im a wharton from lancashire, england. i dont really know any of my ancestors, however my great grandad harry wharton born 1912 is still alive, he married amy unsworth in 1934 i think... have you any connections or info for me please?

HUNTER Vera WHARTON 1900-1972

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-06 11:02:46Z

HUNTER Vera WHARTON 1900-1972

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,880 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

WHARTON Winston C and Pauline

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-20 18:01:30Z

WHARTON Winston C and Pauline

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,884 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Wharton family Liverpool/Birkenhead

djaw19681 — 2009-06-21 18:51:54Z

Ok, I'll look at some of my records and if I can find anything I will let you know. I know his family came from England.

Re: Wharton family Liverpool/Birkenhead

djaw19681 — 2009-06-20 19:42:57Z

Was any of your fathers' brothers' named George? My husbands family came from England, but we don't know anything about them before that. My father in law had a brother and a sister.

Re: Wharton - Great Haseley, Oxfordshire

alanssister — 2009-06-04 23:21:59Z

hi, I have a Jane Wharton, born c1829, Haseley, residence at time of marriage in 1848 Haseley but no father's name. I can't find a Jane Wharton in the 1841 census. have you any relevant info?
Jane