John WILD

                       Baptised into the church at age 49 by Priest Wilde.  Living in Hamble at the
    time.  Martin Martin, age 24, also living in Hamble was baptised same day.
    Baptisms recorded in Southampton Branch records (Film 0087032).
                  

                       She was a servant and a spinster at time of marriage.
    Baptised into the church at age 44 by Priest Wilde.  Living in Fair Oaks at the
    time.  Baptism recorded in Southampton Branch records (Film 0087032).
    Sealed 23 Nov 1867 to
    Willet Harden in EH but there is no evidence of her living with him as his
    wife. (Willet Harder was also a convert from Southampton, baptised 8 June 1848,
    at the age of 25, and therefore knew Mary. Note: there was a second Mary
    Snelgrove, baptised in Southampton 7 Mar 1849, at age 30.  Is this the Mary
    that was sealed to Harder?)  Mary was buried in Thomas Wilde's lot as Mary
    Snelgrow.  There were no dates on the marker.
                  

                       He was a labourer.  Baptised into the church on 15 Nov 1849 by Willet Harder
    according to Southampton Conference records (film 0087032). He was living in
    Bishopstoke at the time he was baptised.  He emmigrated from England at age 53,
    with his family, leaving Liverpool on 11 Apr 1859 on the ship "William
    Tapscott".  They crossed the plains with George Rawley's handcart company. In
    the first part of September, 1859, William, Henry, Thomas, Eliza, Mary, Sarah,
    and Henry's wife, Jane, and his two children, were met in Echo by William's
    brother, Henry B. Wild, and by William's other sons John and Fred.  They came
    to Coalville, but went on to Sugar House for the winter.  They had come by hand
    carts and Jane had pulled a hand cart all the way across the plains.  They
    arrived in Sugar House the sixth of September, and on the ninth, Jane gave
    birth to a baby boy.
                  

                       Henry was a farmer, miner, labourer and servant (in England).  He was married
    by banns with Sarah Hewlett.  He was living with his family in Portswood
    in 1849 when he and his family joined the church.  Henry was age 38 when he
    joined the church.  His baptism is recorded in the Southampton Branch records
    (Film 00087032).