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Earliest Wellbeloves.
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Wellbeloved,
Phil -
St Martin
, Vintry (page 12)
[London
Inhabitants within the Walls 1695 - London Record
Society]
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WELLBELOVED Charles - Westminster Poll Book 1749
Long Acre, St Martins in Fields, Nov 28, 1749, pg.239
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The Royal Archives
Maria Wellbelove entered royal service as a Housemaid in 1854,
and remained in that position until her retirement some time in the
1870's, by which time she had risen from 4th Class to 1st Class, and
been transferred to Osborne. She was still receiving a pension in 1901,
when Queen Victoria died, at which time her pension, like most of the
others granted by the Queen, was taken on by the Government, and,
consequently, she disappears from our records.
William Wellbelove was a labourer in the Royal Gardens at Windsor
from c.1864 to 1872, when he retired with a pension. The next list of
pensioners we have for his category of employee is dated 1897, and his
name is not given.
Extracts from letter from the Royal Archives on
Wellbeloves in Royal Service (June Page).
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John WELLBELOVE
- Loss of the ship Northfleet January 22nd 1873.
John Wellbelove, aged 18, was amongst the casualties when the ship
Northfleet was struck by the Spanish steamer Murillo as the Northfleet
lay at anchor off Dungeness. See a full report on the Ships List
at http://www.theshipslist.com/ships/Wrecks/northfleet1873.htm
John's age would make him born about 1855. There are two
possibilities of who he was (that we know of) :-
John son of James & Mary, baptized at Egham - 9 Sep 1855.
John son of Daniel & Elizabeth, baptized at Virginia Water - 14 Oct 1855.
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Egham & Thorpe Agricultural Association Show -
1896
The winners were awarded their awards at 2pm on Thursday October 1896 on
the Ploughing Match Field, Mr Pudney's Farm Thorpe.
Lord Field's Prize for Best Cultivated Cottager's Garden
3rd - E. Wellbelove (extra prize) - 5 shillings
(Edward's address was Victoria Rd, Englefield Green)
Courtesy Egham Museum - from a document donated by Mrs
Scott.
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