The D'Arcy Archive
1846–1900

Zillah Wakefield

Zillah Wakefield 1846–1900 in the tree
written in a record this archive has read from the family tree, untested

2 of the 9 relationships shown here are written in a record this archive has read; the other 7 come from the family tree and have not been tested. How claims are labelled →

The record

Born 1846 England
Died 27 JUN 1900 Queensland, Australia

Counted here with the Wakefield family · that family →

Family

Parents

James Wakefield · Hannah SANIGER

Married

John Ludwig Frederick · 25 OCT 1871 at Brisbane, Queensland

Brothers and sisters

Eliza Wakefield (b. 1832) · Ellen Wakefield (b. 1834) · Martha Wakefield (1836–1899) · Hiram Wakefield (1837–1905) · Aaron Wakefield (1840–1896) · Miriam Wakefield (1840–1909) · Jabez Wakefield (1843–1903)

Where this comes from

2 of the relationships drawn above are written in a record this archive has read. Qld death reg. 1900/C/3322; Qld death reg. 1900/C/3322 — “Hannah Saniger”.

Every entry naming Zillah Wakefield in the register →

Everywhere Zillah appears in this archive

Every page of this site that writes about Zillah Wakefield, gathered automatically — 1 in total. This is the same evidence as the rest of the archive, brought together in one place.

The General Hewitt

…an independent statement of her birthplace 48 — — ditto — Jabez Wakefield 11 — — ditto — Zillah Wakefield 8 — — ditto — Ephraim Wakefield 5 — — ditto — Single men · page 80 Name Age Occupation Country Hiram Wakefield entered separately…

Written about here

Pages of this archive where Zillah is part of the argument, not just a name in a list.

Sources attached in the tree

  • Backhouse Web Site — Zillah Frederick (born Wakefield)
  • Defranceski Family Site (23andMe) — https://www.myheritage.com/person-2002732_OYYV6GZOR6YBKZOC2KSTVC3SUN2PBZA_OYYV6GZOR6YBKZOC2KSTVC3SUN2PBZA/zillah-frederick-born-wakefield

These are the citations the family tree carries. Where this archive has checked one against the original, it says so on the relevant page. Method →

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