Index	LU=28Mar08	Contact: Dawn Chambers

Descandants of: George Daniel HARVEY
And: Mary WIGAN
Married: 8 Oct 1803 Great Stanmore, MDX, ENG

Children
|
|----- George Daniel HARVEY
|	b Oct 1807
|	bp 6 Feb 1808 Great Stanmore, MDX, ENG
|
|----- Harriot HARVEY
|	b 17 Jun 1808
|	bp 23 Jul 1808 Great Stanmore, MDX, ENG
|
|----- William Wigan HARVEY
|	b 19 Apr 1810 Great Stanmore, MDX, ENG
|	bp 17 Apr 1811 Great Stanmore, MDX, ENG
|	m Mary Anne
|	d 7 May 1883 Ewelme, OXF, ENG
|
|----- Jane Elizabeth HARVEY
	bp 30 Mar 1812 Great Stanmore, MDX, ENG


Descendants of: William Wigan HARVEY (1810-1883)
And: Anne
	b 1813 Attleburgh, NFK, ENG

Married:

Children
|
|----- Charles Wigan HARVEY
|	bp 2 Nov 1845 Buckland, HRT, ENG
|	m 1 Oct 1874 Ellen SWORDER
|
|----- Eleanor Mary HARVEY
|	bp 25 Jun 1848 Buckland, HRT, ENG
|
|----- Henry Fairfax HARVEY
	bp 2 Jun 1850 Buckland, HRT, ENG



Descendants of: Charles Wigan HARVEY (1845-)
And: Ellen SWORDER (1837-)
Married: 1 Oct 1874 St Mary's, Ware, Hertfordshire, ENG
1881 Census


Children
|
|----- Bernard William HARVEY
|	b 1876 Benson, OXF, ENG
|
|----- Leonard Charles HARVEY
	b 1878 Ewelme, OXF, ENG


Jackson's Oxford Journal 10 Oct 1874 Clergymen Married
Oct 1, at St. Mary's, Ware, by the Rev. W. W. Harvey, Rector of Ewelme,
Oxon, assisted by the Rev. E. E. W. Kirkby, the Rev. Charles W. Harvey,
Curate of Ewelme, to Ellen, widow of George Chambers, of The Friars,
Standon, Herts.

1881 Census Rectory House, Ewelme, Oxford, ENG
William Wigan HARVEY, 71yrs, Clerk in Ho Rector of Ewelme, b Great Stanmore, MDX, ENG
Anne HARVEY, Wife, 68yrs, b Attleburgh, NFK, ENG
Henry Fairfax HARVEY, Son, Unmarried, 31yrs, Solicitor, b Buckland, HRT, ENG
Argentine STONE, Nurse (S M S), Unmarried, 52yrs, b Upminster, ESS, ENG
Harriett PARKS, Parlour Maid, Unmarried, 37yrs, b Benson, OXF, ENG
Charlotte FISHER, Cook, Unmarried, 36yrs, b Elcott, BRK, ENG
Henry BEDEL, Groom & Gardener, Unmarried, 32yrs, b Buckland, HRT, ENG

1881 Census Throcking Rectory, Throcking, HRT, ENG
Charles Wigan HARVEY, Head, 35yrs, Rector of Throcking, b Buckland, HRT, ENG
Ellen HARVEY, Wife, 43yrs, b Ware, HRT, ENG
Agnes Ellen CHAMBERS, Step-dau, Unmarried, 21yrs, b Bengeo, HRT, ENG
Madeline Frances CHAMBERS, Step-dau, Unmarried, 20yrs, b Bengeo, HRT, ENG
Annie Elizabeth CHAMBERS, Step-dau, Unmarried, 18yrs, b Standon, HRT, ENG
Bernard William HARVEY, 5yrs, son, b Benson, OXF, ENG
Leonard Charles HARVEY, 3yrs, son, b Ewelme, OXF, ENG
Alice WAKELING, Visitor, Unmarried, 25yrs, Hospital nurse, b London, ENG
Emma WINFIELD, Nurse, Unmarried, 21yrs, b London, ENG
Emma BROOKES, Cook, Unmarried, 21yrs, b Meesden, HRT, ENG
Samuel WRIGHT, Groom, Unmarried, 14yrs, b Rushden, HRT, ENG

The following item has been included as this gentleman may have been
the means by which the Chambers family came to learn of New Zealand.
There is no apparent connection between Captain William Harvey and
the above Harvey family except for the location and the potentially 
remote connection to the Chambers family.

Monumental Inscriptions Little Hadham, HRT, ENG
LDS Film 91733

Monument to Captain William Harvey, who accompanied the celebrated
Captain Cook. Harvey does not appear in the lists [Printed in 3vols.
of Captain Cook's "Voyages Round the World: 1773-1785] of those who
attended the discoverer, and it is suggested that, although he rose
to be a Captain, he was at the period referred to in the inscription,
present in a subordinate capacity. [only a midshipman]

Inscription
Captain William Harvey, late of the R.N., who accompanied that
illustrious navigator, Captain James Cook in his three Voyages of
Discoveries, died July 12, 1807 aged 55.

Having frequently observed in the course of his Travels the wonderful
works of the Almighty, and the Words of Job truly verified, "He
stretcheth out the north over the empty places and hangeth the earth
upon nothing." Job 26,7.

Harvey became an officer directly after Cook's murder by the natives
in 1779 at Owhyhee (Hawaii), one of the Sandwich Islands. This is
fully confirmed in the following paragraph, which occurs in the edition
named Vol. III, page 67: 'The command of the expedition having devolved
on Captain Clerke, he removed on board the "Resolution", appointed
Lieutenant Gore to be Captain of the "Discovery", and Mr Harvey, a
midshipman, who had been with Captain Cook in his two last voyages,
to the vacant lieutenancy'. It still remains an enigma of the past as
to why on his retirement, as Captain, from the navy he bought 'Halfway
House', copyhold of Hadham Parvo Manor, from Samuel Bocock, a butcher,
in 1797, and so came to reside at Little Hadham till his death ten
years later. Three years after he died the house was sold, and is now
occupied by Mr T. Hummerstone.

HARVEY, Martha died 20 May 1836 aged 73yrs 
widow of Captain William Harvey.