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Josiah Westley 1812-1870 England.

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I am interested in finding out about the children of Josiah and his wife Caroline who emigrated to Australia from England in the 1850s.  He had at least one son at that time, possibly more children.
in Genealogy Help by Christine Westley G2G Rookie (230 points)

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In the 1841 England Census they had the following children:

WESTLEY, Alfred M 5 1836
WESTLEY, Emily F 3 1838
WESTLEY, Charles M 2 1839
WESTLEY, Henry M 0 (2 months) 1841
 
and the 1851 census shows the following children:
 
WESTLEY, Emily Daughter Unmarried F 13 1838
WESTLEY, Edward Son Unmarried M 5 1846
WESTLEY, James Son M 2 1849
 
 
 
by Michele Bergin G2G6 Mach 6 (64.6k points)

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