The D'Arcy Archive
1843–1903

Jabez Wakefield

Of Drivers Field, Gloucester, England.

DocumentedProved by 1 record. 7 records that name them have been read, set out on this page. How this archive grades a claim →

Jabez Wakefield1843–1903in the tree
written in a record this archive has read from the family tree, untested

1 of the 9 relationships shown here is written in a record this archive has read; the other 8 come from the family tree and have not been tested. How claims are labelled →

The record

Born14 FEB 1843Drivers Field, Gloucester, England
Died8 FEB 1903Emu Park, Queensland, Australia
Buried—South Rockhampton Cemetery, Rockhampton, Queensland (Sect. 1, Grave 236)

Counted here with the Wakefield family · that family →

Family

Parents

James Wakefield · Hannah SANIGER

Married

Margaret Fraser · 22 APR 1863

Brothers and sisters

Eliza Wakefield (b. 1832) · Ellen Wakefield (b. 1834) · Martha Wakefield (1836–1899) · Hiram Wakefield (1837–1905) · Aaron Wakefield (1840–1896) · Miriam Wakefield (1840–1909) · Zillah Wakefield (1846–1900)

Where this comes from

1 of the relationships drawn above is written in a record this archive has read. Qld death reg. 1903/C/5058.

Every entry naming Jabez Wakefield in the register →

What the records say

Every record this archive has read that names Jabez Wakefield. The name is unique in this tree, so these are his or hers. The whole register →

died 08/02/1903 · mother: Hannah (no surname given) · father: James Wakefield

recordQueensland death index 1903/C/5058 · the source ↗

married Margaret Fraser · 22 April 1863 · Brisbane

recordQueensland marriage index 1863/B/539 · the source ↗

aged 11 · aboard the General Hewitt

recordQSA S13086/ITM18474, passenger register, image DR38490 · the source ↗

son, aged 8 · a child this archive had never heard of

record1851 census, Drivers Fields, St Paul, Bristol — HO107/1949 f.478 p.14 sch.66 (FindMyPast) · the source ↗

birth registered at Bristol, 1843

recordEngland & Wales Births 1837-2006 (FindMyPast) · the source ↗

married in Queensland 1863 and buried there 1903 · born Bristol 1843, he sailed on the General Hewitt at eleven

recordQueensland Marriages / Burials & Memorials (FindMyPast) · the source ↗

“AN OLD RESIDENT AND EX-MAYOR OF ROCKHAMPTON” · his name stands in the obituary list of Slater's Queensland Almanac for 1904, under the 7th of February, among the deaths of the previous year · this archive already held his death as 8 FEBRUARY 1903 from the Queensland register, so the two agree to a day — WHAT IS NEW IS THE OFFICE: he had been MAYOR OF ROCKHAMPTON, which no page here has ever said

recordSlater's Queensland Almanac 1904, obituary list · the source ↗

Everywhere Jabez appears in this archive

Every page of this site that writes aboutJabez Wakefield in prose, gathered automatically — 3 in total. This counts pages, not records: the lists and registers are skipped on purpose, so a person can be well documented and appear here once or not at all. How claims are labelled →

Drivers Fields, 1841

…4 and here it gets interesting The street is the detail that settles it. The tree records Jabez Wakefield born on 14 February 1843 at " Drivers Field " — a scrap of an address, carried down through a family and across an ocean, with th…

The General Hewitt

…Gloucester Hannah Wakefield NOT an independent statement of her birthplace 48 — — ditto — Jabez Wakefield 11 — — ditto — Zillah Wakefield 8 — — ditto — Ephraim Wakefield 5 — — ditto — Single men · page 80 Name Age Occupation Country Hi…

Hannah was a Berkeley woman

…3 Errand boy — Aaron Wakefield Son 10 Errand boy — Miriam Wakefield Daughter 10 Servant — Jabez Wakefield Son 8 — — Zillah Wakefield Daughter 5 Scholar — England Marriages 1538-1973 And the marriage, at last HANNAH SANIGER married JAME…

Written about here

Pages of this archive where Jabez is part of the argument, not just a name in a list.

What is written about Jabez

Carried across from the family tree, with its markup stripped. Family testimony, not an independent record — valuable, and labelled.

This note reached the archive damaged. The export it came from stores rich text, and the transfer truncated it — opening tags cut off mid-attribute, and words missing from the middle of sentences. What follows has had the wreckage stripped, but sentences will still break off. That is the source, not the transcription, and nothing has been invented to bridge the gaps.
WAKEFIELD.--In loving remem- brance of Jabez Wakefield, who died at Rockhampton on 8th February, 1903. (Inserted by bis daughters and son, (Mrs. J. H. Mackintosh, Mrs. T. Hocking, Miss Daisy Wakefield, and Herbert E. Wakefield). Family Notices. (1904, February 8). The Northern Miner (Charters Towers, Qld. : 1874 - 1954), p. 4. Link to TROVE You can see Jabez in this descendent chart James WAKEFIELD

Sources attached in the tree

  • Backhouse Web Site — Jabez Wakefield

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