WHEELER

The house Mathew and Ellen left to emigrate to New Zealand. Roadcommon, Somerset, England
Mathew, Ellen and her sister
Ellen WHEELER nee NOYCE and Mathew WHEELER. Pioneers at Gebbies Valley, near Motukarara, Selwyn, New Zealand.
‘Merope’ 1870 at Gravesend: Credit: National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London, Gould Collection
Original Wheeler Home, Gebbies Valley
“Church Farm” – Gebbies Valley
The little brass plaque says “Made and Presented by Matthew Wheeler, 1880”
On the verandah of “Church Farm”, Gebbies Valley, sit Ellen WHEELER nee NOYCE and part of her extended family. Her husband died in 1908 and she passed away in 1922. The small boy centre back, is my grandfather Harold Edwin CHAMBERS born 1911. Man on right is Thomas C Wheeler. Small boy in front is Charles CHAMBERS, brother of Harold.
ChildBornMarriedChildrenDiedComments
Thomas Charles7 May 1863 16 Dec 1891 520 Sep 1919Radford
Emily Jane Noyce4 Apr 186527 Jul 1889–
Henry Alfred27 May 186710 May 1893/
1920 
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29 Jul 1954Ridley/
Anderson
John25 Nov 187012 Apr 1898 218 Jul 1949 Fussell
Emma Grace2 Apr 18739 May 1893421 Nov 1961Ryde
Eliza Ann22 Aug 187519 Apr 1906417 Nov 1957Chambers

Church of the Epiphany – Credit: Southern Man