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Assumptions and problems with assumptions:
- I assumed Elizabeth Jane Wales to be a daughter but she does not appear in c1840.
- I assumed the Mary Wales that died in 1833 to be another daughter since it appears wife Mary appears in c1840.
- I assumed first wife Mary Wales died sometime between 13 Apr 1840 baptism of Elizabeth Jane Wales and marriage to next wife Mary in 1843.
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The Joseph Wales Debt Court Notice in 4 Aug 1824 Baltimore Patriot Newspaper image attached is thought to be for Joseph G. Wales since review of city directories seem to indicate only one Joesph Wales in Baltimore in that time frame.
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See notes for son George T. Wales for the City Directories searched for Wales as well as others living at same addresses as Wales found.
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Jul 08, 1843 Easton Gazetter shows a Jos Wales letter waiting.
Oct 18, 1843 Baltimore Sun shows a Joseph G. Wales has a letter waiting at the Baltimore Post Office.
Oct 19, 1843 Baltimore Sun shows a Joseph G. Wales has a letter waiting at the Baltimore Post Office.
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Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin Vol 36, Spr 1995, No2: "The Wailes Family of Early Maryland and Some of Their Relatives on the Eastern and Western Shores" by Ernest C. Allnutt, page 145. As of 8/13/2008 I found no connection.
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A GenealogyBank.com search for Wales, Joseph, 1800-1880, Maryland, include: shoe yields a Jan 24, 1826 Easton Republican Star newspaper ad for apprentice (did not have paid subscription to copy article).
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From Talbot County Newspaper Abstracts St. Michaels News Items by William G. Boderstein:
22 Apr 11: Squire J.H.H. Wales nearly finished new house on Chestnut St facing Water St.
11 Jan 1930: John H. Wales - first oyster shell road in country.
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Buried in Mount Olivet Cemetery St. Michaels are:
Wales, John H. b. 1816 d. 1906
Wales, Irene b. 1823 d. 1898 w/o John H.
Wales, John H. W. b. 1861 d. 1947 s/o John H.
Wales, Mary A. b. 1866 d. 1961 w/o John H. W.
Wales, Martha P. b. 1856 d. 1857
It is not know if any of these people connect to the same Wales line but noted here for reference.
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See 4/9/15 email concerning Elizabeth Wales, who married a Bailey, whose child had a Wesley Wales as a wittness to their marriage. Census records show Wesley living with Ann whose 11 Jul 1871 Baltimore Sun obit lists Wesley as her son. An obit for Wesley was never found. How Wesley connects remains unknown. I doubt he's a son of Joseph base on his mother being lised as Ann. It's possible Joseph is an Uncle.
Searched unsuccessfully 1900 (last census he appears) to 1910 (wife only appears) for Wesley Wales death in:
Could no find obit in Baltimore sun searching in many different ways 1900-1910.
Baltimore City death record index 1900-1910 ( he appeared in 1906 city dir but not 1907, 1906 and 1907 were double checked, 1905 also - all checked for Wales and any Wa... with Wesley)
Baltimore County death record index 1898-1910 (wales in 2nd half index at card 154)
Baltimore City admin index 1903-05(v35),1905-1906(v37),1908-1910(v35)
Baltimore City admin acnt index 1901-03(v13),1904-1906(v14),1907-19080(v15),1910-1911(v16)
Baltimore City Estate docket index 1908-1911 vol BES, no 1
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Abt 1801 - 1860 (~ 49 years)
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