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Thomas WELLER
Father: Jonathan WELLER
Mother: Ann
Born: 1804
Died: 1881-01-01 (aged 77 years)
Buried: Stone at Berrick Salome churchyard.

= Married =

Sophia COOPER
Born: 1800
Died: 1883-07-01 (aged 83 years)

Children: |

Thomas
Born: 1831

Sophia
Born: 1832

Sarah Ann
Born: 1835

Thomas
Born: 1836
Died: 1861

John
Born: 1839
Died: 1878

Jonathan
Born: 1842-06-20
Baptised: 1842-12-20
Died: 1888-04-30

Frederick Henry
Born: 1844

Further information for Thomas WELLER.

Domiciles: Roke Farm

Biography

Born about 1805

[Peter M. Slocombe]
Roke Farm (Barrick Salome) 406 Acres 21 men, 4 boys.

Thomas was one of the signatories on a notice dated 16th December 1825 on the wall of Lloyds Bank, Wallingford.

"We the undersigned farmers, mealmen, and others usually attending Wallingford market, do hereby express our confidence in the stability of the firm of Wells, Allnatt and Wells, Bankers of Wallingford, and therefore inform the public that we shall continue to take their notes as usual."

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