Kerfies, Cleggies and all that.
A family history for family and friends.
Sarah Hollingrake
b. 31 January 1839, d. 3 December 1925
Sarah Hollingrake
| References | The Early Cleggs, The Rothera family |
Parents
| Father | Abraham Hollingrake (b. 14 December 1814, d. 20 March 1884) |
| Mother | Grace Spencer (b. 1 December 1814, d. 29 January 1880) |
Family with: George Clegg, J. P., (b. 23 April 1839, d. 23 December 1895)
| Daughter | Sarah Ellen ("Nellie") Clegg (b. 4 December 1867, d. 31 March 1963) |
| Daughter | Annie Clegg+ (b. 26 October 1869, d. 26 October 1958) |
| Son | George Henry Clegg (b. 21 July 1871, d. 21 June 1882) |
| Daughter | Mary Grace ("Polly") Clegg (b. 13 September 1873, d. 21 March 1927) |
| Son | Arthur Clegg+ (b. 19 December 1875, d. 4 January 1965) |
Time Line
- The new harmonium by Alexandre of Paris is described in The National Pipe Organ Register.Citation: 1
- 1839
- 18412
- 18445
- 185112
- 186122
- 186122Marriage | George Clegg, J. P.28 October 1861, Halifax, Yorkshire, England, United KingdomO
- 187132
- 188142
- 189152
- 190162
- 1921~82
- 192586
- 192586
- 1926
Media
Sarah Hollingrake
Sarah Hollingrake
Citations
- The Wesleyan Chapel (Mount Tabor; 53.74140775547939, -1.9211207012332425), Clegg, Hollingrake, Greenwood, Walker, F23; Personally, 11 May 2019.
Memorial: Methodist Chapel, Mount Tabor N2
Memorial at Mount Tabor Chapel
Memorial: Mount Tabor
Memorial: Methodist Chapel, Mount Tabor W
Memorial: Methodist Chapel, Mount Tabor w2
Memorial: Methodist Chapel, Mount Tabor N - Yorkshire Baptisms: 19 May 1844, Yorkshire, Illingworth, St Mary
- 1841 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: Archive: HO107, Piece: 1301, Book: 7, Folio: 36, Page: 11, Schedule: 2240
- 1851 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: HO107/PN2300/F586/P35
- 1861 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG9/Piece: 3295; Folio: 6; Page: 9
- General Registry Office, Marriages index, Halifax, Yorkshire 1861; Vol 9A, Q4, p566.
- Yorkshire Parish Records: 28 Oct 1861, Yorkshire, Halifax, St John the Baptist WDP53/1/3/64
- 1871 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG10/PN4416/F37/P17
- 1881 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG11/PN4404/F124/P24
- 1891 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG12,PN3589/F64/P37
- 1911 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG13/PN4121/F75/P24
- JCC/1 (Notebook, 1987), 2, Original privately held by Jonathan Clegg. Lists residences and dates of Len, Mollie, Arthur etc. From Knaresborough to JCC.
- 1921 Census for England and Wales: RG15, 21575, 324
- General Register Office, Deaths index, Halifax, Yorkshire 1925; Vol 9a, Q4, p573.
- England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1858-1995, UK Probate Registry, 1926, Page 614.
| Last Edited | 15 April 2024 |
Mary Grace ("Polly") Clegg
b. 13 September 1873, d. 21 March 1927
Mary Grace Clegg
| References | The Early Cleggs, The Rothera family |
Parents
| Father | George Clegg, J. P. (b. 23 April 1839, d. 23 December 1895) |
| Mother | Sarah Hollingrake (b. 31 January 1839, d. 3 December 1925) |
Time Line
- The new harmonium by Alexandre of Paris is described in The National Pipe Organ Register.Citation: 1
- 1873
- 18817
- 190127
- 191137
- 1921~48
- 192753
- 192753
- 1927
Citations
- The Wesleyan Chapel (Mount Tabor; 53.74140775547939, -1.9211207012332425), Clegg, Hollingrake, Greenwood, Walker, F23; Personally, 11 May 2019.Memorial: Methodist Chapel, Mount Tabor N2Memorial at Mount Tabor ChapelMemorial: Mount TaborMemorial: Methodist Chapel, Mount Tabor WMemorial: Methodist Chapel, Mount Tabor w2Memorial: Methodist Chapel, Mount Tabor N
- 1881 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG11/PN4404/F124/P24
- General Register Office, Births index, Halifax, Yorkshire 1873; Vol 9A, Q4, p420.
- 1911 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG13/PN4121/F75/P24
- 1911 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG14PN24005 RG78PN1382 RD465 SD2 ED29 SN25
- 1921 Census for England and Wales: RG15, 21575, 324
- General Register Office, Deaths index, Leeds, Yorkshire 1926; Vol 9B, Q1, p417.
- England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1858-1995, UK Probate Registry, 1927, Page 651.
| Last Edited | 21 September 2023 |
George Clegg, J. P.
b. 23 April 1839, d. 23 December 1895
George Clegg
| References | The Early Cleggs, The Rothera family |
Parents
| Father | James Clegg (b. 2 May 1810, d. 17 March 1878) |
| Mother | Sarah Rothera (b. 1797, d. 4 January 1862) |
Family with: Sarah Hollingrake (b. 31 January 1839, d. 3 December 1925)
| Daughter | Sarah Ellen ("Nellie") Clegg (b. 4 December 1867, d. 31 March 1963) |
| Daughter | Annie Clegg+ (b. 26 October 1869, d. 26 October 1958) |
| Son | George Henry Clegg (b. 21 July 1871, d. 21 June 1882) |
| Daughter | Mary Grace ("Polly") Clegg (b. 13 September 1873, d. 21 March 1927) |
| Son | Arthur Clegg+ (b. 19 December 1875, d. 4 January 1965) |
Time Line
- The new harmonium by Alexandre of Paris is described in The National Pipe Organ Register.Citation: 1
- 1839
- 18412
- 185111
- 185111
- 186121
- 186121
- 186122Marriage | Sarah Hollingrake28 October 1861, Halifax, Yorkshire, England, United KingdomO
- 186122
- 186122
- 1870~31
- 187131
- 187131
- 1874~35
- 188141
- 188141
- 189151
- 189151
- 189556
- 1895
- 1895Obituary28 December 1895
- 1896
Media
George Clegg
Citations
- The Wesleyan Chapel (Mount Tabor; 53.74140775547939, -1.9211207012332425), Clegg, Hollingrake, Greenwood, Walker, F23; Personally, 11 May 2019.Memorial: Methodist Chapel, Mount Tabor N2Memorial at Mount Tabor ChapelMemorial: Mount TaborMemorial: Methodist Chapel, Mount Tabor WMemorial: Methodist Chapel, Mount Tabor w2Memorial: Methodist Chapel, Mount Tabor N
- General Register Office, Births index, Halifax, Yorkshire 1839; Vol 22, Q2, p256.
- 1841 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: HO107/PN1302/F50/P6
- 1851 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: HO107/PN2301/F50/P14
- 1861 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG09/PN3297/F61/P11
- General Registry Office, Marriages index, Halifax, Yorkshire 1861; Vol 9A, Q4, p566.
- Yorkshire Parish Records: 28 Oct 1861, Yorkshire, Halifax, St John the Baptist WDP53/1/3/64
- Directory: White's Directory of Leeds & the West Riding (Leeds: White, W., 1870), P932." https://www.ancestry.co.uk/discoveryui-content/view/39494834:3145
- 1871 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG10/PN4416/F37/P17
- 1881 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG11/PN4404/F124/P24
- 1891 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG12,PN3589/F64/P37
- General Register Office, Deaths index, Halifax, Yorkshire 1895; Vol 9A, Q4, p312.
- England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1858-1995, UK Probate Registry, 1896, Page 84.
| Last Edited | 16 April 2024 |
Sarah Ellen ("Nellie") Clegg
b. 4 December 1867, d. 31 March 1963
Sarah Ellen Clegg
| References | The Early Cleggs, The Rothera family |
Parents
| Father | George Clegg, J. P. (b. 23 April 1839, d. 23 December 1895) |
| Mother | Sarah Hollingrake (b. 31 January 1839, d. 3 December 1925) |
Time Line
- The new harmonium by Alexandre of Paris is described in The National Pipe Organ Register.Citation: 1
- 1867
- 18713
- 188113
- 189123
- 1904~37
- 1921~54
- 192759
- 193971
- 196395
Media
Sarah Ellen Clegg
Citations
- The Wesleyan Chapel (Mount Tabor; 53.74140775547939, -1.9211207012332425), Clegg, Hollingrake, Greenwood, Walker, F23; Personally, 11 May 2019.Memorial: Methodist Chapel, Mount Tabor N2Memorial at Mount Tabor ChapelMemorial: Mount TaborMemorial: Methodist Chapel, Mount Tabor WMemorial: Methodist Chapel, Mount Tabor w2Memorial: Methodist Chapel, Mount Tabor N
- 1881 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG11/PN4404/F124/P24
- 1871 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG10/PN4416/F37/P17
- 1891 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG12,PN3589/F64/P37
- JCC/1 (Notebook, 1987), 2, Original privately held by Jonathan Clegg. Lists residences and dates of Len, Mollie, Arthur etc. From Knaresborough to JCC.
- 1921 Census for England and Wales: RG15, 21575, 324
- England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1858-1995, UK Probate Registry, 1927, Page 651.
- 1939 Register: RG101/3652F/008/28
| Last Edited | 20 March 2024 |
Annie Clegg
b. 26 October 1869, d. 26 October 1958
Annie Clegg
| References | The Early Cleggs, The Rothera family |
Parents
| Father | George Clegg, J. P. (b. 23 April 1839, d. 23 December 1895) |
| Mother | Sarah Hollingrake (b. 31 January 1839, d. 3 December 1925) |
Family with: Rev Albert Henry Walker, Ba, (b. 12 July 1862, d. 24 November 1945)
| Son | Albert Norman Walker+ (b. 1893) |
| Daughter | Annie Margaret Walker (b. 29 May 1895, d. 9 July 1952) |
| Son | Harold Clegg Walker+ (b. 1901, d. 1964) |
Time Line
- The new harmonium by Alexandre of Paris is described in The National Pipe Organ Register.Citation: 1
- 1869
- 18711
- 188111
- 1891~22Marriage | Rev Albert Henry Walker, Ba1891, Halifax, Yorkshire, England, United KingdomO
Memorial: Methodist Chapel, Mount Tabor W - 189121
- 191141
- 1939~70
- 195889
Media
Annie Clegg
Annie Clegg
Annie (Clegg), Annie Margaret, Albert Norman, Albert Henry Walker
Citations
- The Wesleyan Chapel (Mount Tabor; 53.74140775547939, -1.9211207012332425), Clegg, Hollingrake, Greenwood, Walker, F23; Personally, 11 May 2019.Memorial: Methodist Chapel, Mount Tabor N2Memorial at Mount Tabor ChapelMemorial: Mount TaborMemorial: Methodist Chapel, Mount Tabor WMemorial: Methodist Chapel, Mount Tabor w2Memorial: Methodist Chapel, Mount Tabor N
- 1881 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG11/PN4404/F124/P24
- General Register Office, Births index, Halifax, Yorkshire 1869; Vol 9A, Q4, p481.
- 1871 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG10/PN4416/F37/P17
- General Registry Office, Marriages index, Halifax, Yorkshire 1891; Vol 9A, Q2, p773.
- 1891 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG12,PN3589/F64/P37
- 1911 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG14PN24005 RG78PN1382 RD465 SD2 ED29 SN25
- 1939 Register: RG101/3652F/008/28
| Last Edited | 20 March 2024 |
William Henry Beal
b. 13 August 1848, d. 20 January 1930
W H Beal
| References | The Early Beals |
Parents
| Father | Thomas Beal (b. 1816, d. 29 March 1883) |
| Mother | Ann Langley (b. 1813, d. 26 March 1881) |
Family with: Alice Phebe Beeson (b. 22 February 1853, d. 28 May 1883)
| Daughter | Winifred Alice Beal (b. 19 February 1874, d. 20 April 1947) |
| Daughter | Miriam Ann Beal (b. 1877, d. 8 October 1883) |
| Daughter | Phoebe Sarah Helen Beal+ (b. 30 November 1878, d. 10 October 1958) |
| Son | Herbert Henry Beal (b. about September 1881, d. 28 May 1882) |
Beal Family
Family with: Clara Peak (b. 1861, d. MAYBE 19 OCT 1939)
| Daughter | Bertha Beal (b. 25 September 1885, d. 17 January 1959) |
| Daughter | Lilly Beal (b. 12 May 1887, d. 13 May 1887) |
| Son | William Beal (b. 23 October 1888, d. 23 October 1888) |
| Daughter | Kate Evaline Beal+ (b. 1890, d. October 1948) |
| Son | Harold Thomas Dunstan Beal (b. about 1893, d. 14 December 1896) |
Time Line
- 1848
- 18512
- 186112
- 187325Marriage | Alice Phebe Beeson2 September 1873, Oundle, Northamptonshire, England, United KingdomO
- 188132
- 188132
- 1884~36Marriage | Clara Peak1884, Kingston, Surrey, England, United KingdomO
Citation: 7 - 189142
- 189142
- 189142
- 189142
- 190152
- 190152
- 190455
- 190455
- 190456
- 190557
- 191162
- 191162
- 193081
- 1930
- 1930
Media
WH Beal
William Henry Beal
W H Beal (right)
William Henry Beal
A Bryant, William Henry Beal
Mr & Mrs WH Beal
Beal Family 1896
Beal Sewing Machine promotion
William Henry Beal
Citations
- General Register Office, Births index, Oundle, Northamptonshire 1848; Vol 15, Q3, p307.
- 1851 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: HO107,PN1746,F566,P25
- 1861 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG09,PN963,F172,P18
- General Registry Office, Marriages index, Oundle, Northamptonshire 1873; Vol 3B, Q3, p351.
- Marriage Certificate issued 2 Sep 1873 Oundle, Northampton and Huntingdon
- 1881 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG11.PN4402/F119/P7
- General Registry Office, Marriages index, Kingston, Surrey 1884; Vol 2A, Q4, p599.
- 1891 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG12/PN3590/F64/P10
- England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1858-1995, UK Probate Registry, 1891, Page 512.
- 1901 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG13/PN4119/F126/P13
- on, Haverford on from Liverpool to Philadelphia. No. https://www.findmypast.com/transcript?id=TNA/BT27/0430000014/00067
- on, Haverford on from to. No.
- West Yorkshire Nonconformist Records: 13 Sep 1904, Yorkshire, Halifax, Wesleyan Chapel, Rhodes Street C111/352
- on, Cymric on from Liverpool to New York. No. https://www.findmypast.com/transcript?id=TNA/BT27/0468000007/00390
- 1911 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG14PN26457 RG78PN1528A RD496 SD5 ED6 SN28
- General Register Office, Deaths index, Halifax, Yorkshire 1930; Vol 9A, Q1, p581.
- Burial at Stoney Royd, Halifax, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom, on 31 May 1882, entry K1081d.
- England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1858-1995, UK Probate Registry, 1930, Page 217.
| Last Edited | 2 November 2019 |
Clara Peak
b. 1861, d. MAYBE 19 OCT 1939
Clara Peak
Parents
| Father | William Peak (b. about 1825, d. PROB 1905) |
| Mother | Emma Sarah Dunton (b. 3 December 1822, d. PROB 1898) |
Family with: William Henry Beal (b. 13 August 1848, d. 20 January 1930)
| Daughter | Bertha Beal (b. 25 September 1885, d. 17 January 1959) |
| Daughter | Lilly Beal (b. 12 May 1887, d. 13 May 1887) |
| Son | William Beal (b. 23 October 1888, d. 23 October 1888) |
| Daughter | Kate Evaline Beal+ (b. 1890, d. October 1948) |
| Son | Harold Thomas Dunstan Beal (b. about 1893, d. 14 December 1896) |
Time Line
- 1861
- 1861
- 1871
- 1881
- 1881
- 1884Marriage | William Henry Beal1884, Kingston, Surrey, England, United KingdomO
Age ~36Death: 20 January 1930 | Halifax, Yorkshire, England, United KingdomOCitation: 6 - 1891
- 1901
- 1904
- 1911
Citations
- "In Memoriam," Announcement, Halifax Courier, 21 Oct 1939, Beal - In memory of Mrs Clara Beal, who died at Shanklin Oct 19th 1938; online archives (https://search.findmypast.co.uk/bna : (Accessed 15 May 2019). P12.
- General Register Office, Births index, Kingston, Surrey 1861; Vol 2A, Q2, p205.
- 1861 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG09/PN455/F134/P19
- 1871 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: Class: RG10; Piece: 859; Folio: 126; Page: 27; GSU roll: 827763
- 1881 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: Class: RG11; Piece: 834; Folio: 71; Page: 14; GSU roll: 1341197
- General Registry Office, Marriages index, Kingston, Surrey 1884; Vol 2A, Q4, p599.
- 1891 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG12/PN3590/F64/P10
- 1901 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG13/PN4119/F126/P13
- on, Haverford on from to. No.
- 1911 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG14PN26457 RG78PN1528A RD496 SD5 ED6 SN28
| Last Edited | 16 September 2019 |
Winifred Alice Beal
b. 19 February 1874, d. 20 April 1947
Children of William and Alice Beal
Parents
| Father | William Henry Beal (b. 13 August 1848, d. 20 January 1930) |
| Mother | Alice Phebe Beeson (b. 22 February 1853, d. 28 May 1883) |
Beal Family
Time Line
- 1874Birth19 February 1874, Jackson, Tennessee, United StatesO
- 18817
- 189117
- 190127
- 190127
- 191137
- 191137
- 193965
- 194773
Media
Eliza Beal (left), Hettie Beal, Winifred Beal (right)
Winnie and Phoebe Beal
Winifred Beal
Citations
- 1881 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG11.PN4402/F119/P7
- 1891 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG12/PN3590/F64/P10
- 1901 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG13/PN4119/F126/P13
- 1911 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG14PN26457 RG78PN1528A RD496 SD5 ED6 SN28
- 1939 Register: RG101/3404B/016/31 Letter Code: KEOZ
- Death Certificate issued 21 Apr 1947 in Knaresborough, Claro, Yorkshire
| Last Edited | 23 July 2019 |
Bertha Beal
b. 25 September 1885, d. 17 January 1959
Bertha Beal
Parents
| Father | William Henry Beal (b. 13 August 1848, d. 20 January 1930) |
| Mother | Clara Peak (b. 1861, d. MAYBE 19 OCT 1939) |
Time Line
- 1885
- 18915
- 190115
- 191125
- 191125
- 193954
- 195973
- 195973
- 1959
Citations
- 1891 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG12/PN3590/F64/P10
- General Register Office, Births index, Halifax, Yorkshire 1885; Vol 9A, Q4, p404.
- 1939 Register: RG101/1354E/013/34 Letter Code: CMUD
- 1901 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG13/PN4119/F126/P13
- 1911 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG14PN26457 RG78PN1528A RD496 SD5 ED6 SN28
- England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1858-1995, UK Probate Registry, 1959, Page 129.
- General Register Office, Deaths index, Worthing, Sussex 1959; Vol 5H, Q1, p837.
| Last Edited | 15 August 2021 |
Kate Evaline Beal
b. 1890, d. October 1948
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Parents
| Father | William Henry Beal (b. 13 August 1848, d. 20 January 1930) |
| Mother | Clara Peak (b. 1861, d. MAYBE 19 OCT 1939) |
Family with: John Willie Haigh (b. about 1891)
| Son | John Peak Haigh (b. 24 June 1921, d. 2016) |
| Son | William Arthur Haigh (b. 1923) |
Time Line
- 1890
- 1891~1
- 1900
- 1901~11
- 1919~29Marriage | John Willie Haigh
- 1920~30
- 1936~46
- 1948~58DeathOctober 1948
Citations
- General Register Office, Births index, Halifax, Yorkshire 1890; Vol 9A, Q1, p407.
- 1891 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG12/PN3590/F64/P10
- 1901 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG13/PN4119/F126/P13
- West Yorkshire Nonconformist Records: 24 Jun 1919, Yorkshire, Halifax, Wesleyan Chapel, Rhodes Street C111/356
- General Registry Office, Marriages index, Halifax, Yorkshire 1919; Vol 9A, Q2, p1320.
- on P & O Branch Service, Beltana on from London to Sydney, Australia. No. 131853. https://search.ancestry.co.uk/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=2997&h=49084925&indiv=try
| Last Edited | 15 August 2021 |
Alice Phebe Beeson
b. 22 February 1853, d. 28 May 1883
Alice Phoebe Beeson
Person Notes
Alice Phebe Beeson was also known as Alice Phoebe Beeson.
Parents
| Father | William Beeson (b. about 1825, d. 5 March 1891) |
| Mother | Sarah Peak (b. about 1821, d. MAYBE FEB 1908) |
Family with: William Henry Beal (b. 13 August 1848, d. 20 January 1930)
| Daughter | Winifred Alice Beal (b. 19 February 1874, d. 20 April 1947) |
| Daughter | Miriam Ann Beal (b. 1877, d. 8 October 1883) |
| Daughter | Phoebe Sarah Helen Beal+ (b. 30 November 1878, d. 10 October 1958) |
| Son | Herbert Henry Beal (b. about September 1881, d. 28 May 1882) |
Beal Family
Time Line
- 1853
- 18618
- 187320Marriage | William Henry Beal2 September 1873, Oundle, Northamptonshire, England, United KingdomOAge 25Death: 20 January 1930 | Halifax, Yorkshire, England, United KingdomO
- 188128
- 188330
- 1883
- 1883
Media
Alice Phoebe Beeson
Alice Phoebe Beeson
Alice Phoebe Beeson
Citations
- Birth Certificate issued 15 Mar 1853 in Barnack, Stamford Union, Northampton, Rutland, Lincoln and Huntingdon
- 1861 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: Class: RG 9; Piece: 963; Folio: 49; Page: 4; GSU roll: 542728
- General Registry Office, Marriages index, Oundle, Northamptonshire 1873; Vol 3B, Q3, p351.
- Marriage Certificate issued 2 Sep 1873 Oundle, Northampton and Huntingdon
- 1881 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG11/PN1587/F49/P4
- General Register Office, Deaths index, Halifax, Yorkshire 1883; Vol 9A, Q2, p355.
- Burial at Stoney Royd, Halifax, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom, on 31 May 1882, entry K1081d.
| Last Edited | 20 September 2019 |
Jean Anne Tough Petrie
b. 23 August 1878, d. 6 June 1963
Jean Ann Petrie
Person Notes
Jean Anne Tough Petrie was also known as Jane Ann Tough Petrie. As of 29 September 1939, Jean Anne Tough Petrie was also known as Jean A. T. Kerfoot-Roberts.1
Parents
| Father | John Petrie (b. 14 May 1854, d. 4 February 1931) |
| Mother | Charlotte Barclay Robertson (b. 16 September 1851, d. 24 January 1933) |
Petrie decendants group
Children:
| Daughter | Charlotte Anne Petrie+ (b. 6 March 1898, d. 1986) |
Family with: John Kerfoot ("Jack") Roberts (b. 10 April 1877, d. 5 January 1964)
| Daughter | Lilian Mary ("Lil") Roberts (b. 6 April 1900, d. 2 January 1972) |
| Daughter | Jean Eileen Roberts (b. 21 April 1902, d. 7 March 1986) |
| Son | Norman Kerfoot Roberts+ (b. January 1905, d. 29 January 1965) |
| Daughter | Lizzie Wray Roberts (b. 2 November 1906, d. 22 February 1953) |
| Daughter | Hilda Bronwen Kerfoot Roberts (b. 1908, d. 7 March 1923) |
| Son | Stuart Kerfoot Roberts (b. 27 October 1909, d. 7 September 1944) |
| Daughter | Evangeline Kerfoot Roberts (b. 1916, d. 5 January 1918) |
| Daughter | Wendy Kerfoot Roberts+ (b. 27 August 1921, d. 15 June 1982) |
Petrie decendants group
John Kerfoot Roberts and Jean Ann Tough Petrie
Time Line
- 1878
- 18812
- 189112
- 189921Marriage | John Kerfoot ("Jack") Roberts
Marriage:John Kerfoot Roberts-Jane Ann Tough Petrie - 189921
- 190021
- 190122
- 190526
- 191132
- 192142
- 193961
- 196384
- 1963
Media
John and Jean Kerfoot Roberts at Woodside
John and Jean Kerfoot Roberts at Woodside
John, Jean and Lilian Kerfoot Roberts
Petrie decendants group
Jean Petrie with daughters and daughter-in-law
John, Jean and Stuart Kerfoot Roberts
John, Jean and Lillian Kerfoot Roberts
John Kerfoot Roberts and Jean Ann Tough Petrie
Citations
- 1939 Register: RG101/7612J/020/20
- : 23 Aug 1878, Aberdeen, Dyce, 190/27
- 1881 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG11/PN5209/F101/P7
- 1891 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG12/PN4605/F107/P30
- Marriage Certificate issued 11 Nov 1899 Liverpool, Lancashire
- General Registry Office, Marriages index, Liverpool, Lancashire 1899; Vol 8B, Q4, p334.
- Birth Certificate issued 11 Nov 1899 Liverpool, Liverpool
- Flintshire Baptisms: 3 May 1900, Flintshire, Holywell
- 1901 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG13/PN5209/F55/P22
- Flintshire Baptisms: 15 Jan 1905, Flintshire, Hollywell
- 1911 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG14PN33917 RG78PN1959 RD619 SD2 ED3 SN54
- 1921 Census for England and Wales: RG16, 27609, 218
- General Register Office, Deaths index, Holywell, Flintshire 1963; Vol 8A, Q2, p519.
- Birth Certificate issued 6 Jun 1963 Holywell, Flintshire
| Last Edited | 13 February 2024 |
Hilda Bronwen Kerfoot Roberts
b. 1908, d. 7 March 1923
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Person Notes
Parents
| Father | John Kerfoot ("Jack") Roberts (b. 10 April 1877, d. 5 January 1964) |
| Mother | Jean Anne Tough Petrie (b. 23 August 1878, d. 6 June 1963) |
Petrie decendants group
John Kerfoot Roberts and Jean Ann Tough Petrie
Time Line
Also our dear little Hilda Bronwen
Memorial: Evangeline | Hilda Bronwen | Stuart | Wray
- 1908
- 1908~0
- 1911~3
- 1921~13
- 1923~15
- 1923
Citations
- General Register Office, Births index, Holywell, Flintshire 1908; Vol 11B, Q1, p184.
- Flintshire Baptisms: 18 Mar 1908, Flintshire, Holywell
- 1911 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG14PN33917 RG78PN1959 RD619 SD2 ED3 SN54
- 1921 Census for England and Wales: RG16, 27609, 218
- General Register Office, Deaths index, Holywell, Flintshire 1923; Vol 11B, Q1, p275.
- Death Certificate issued 9 Mar 1923 Holywell, Flintshire
Death Certificate: Hilda Bronwen Kerfoot Roberts - Flintshire Burials: 9 Mar 1923, Flintshire, Holywell, New Cemetery
| Last Edited | 10 March 2024 |
John Petrie
b. 14 May 1854, d. 4 February 1931
Petrie decendants group
Person Notes
John Petrie was also known as John Ironside Petrie.
Parents
| Father | Robert Petrie (b. 1817) |
| Mother | Anne Tough (b. before 31 August 1817, d. 1 March 1871) |
Family with: Charlotte Barclay Robertson (b. 16 September 1851, d. 24 January 1933)
| Son | Thomas Dawse Petrie (b. MAR Q 1882, d. December 1882) |
| Son | John Robertson Petrie (b. 9 May 1873, d. 13 December 1953) |
| Daughter | Henrietta Petrie+ (b. 18 November 1874, d. 28 July 1932) |
| Daughter | Jane Robertson Petrie (b. 1876) |
| Daughter | Jean Anne Tough Petrie+ (b. 23 August 1878, d. 6 June 1963) |
| Daughter | Florence Petrie (b. 1879) |
| Son | William Robertson Petrie+ (b. 13 April 1880) |
| Daughter | Elizabeth Wray Petrie (b. 7 November 1883, d. 2 February 1963) |
| Son | George Petrie+ (b. 16 May 1885, d. 3 October 1949) |
| Son | James Robertson Petrie+ (b. 12 September 1886, d. 1 July 1918) |
| Son | Alexander Petrie+ (b. 23 July 1889, d. MAYBE 1954) |
| Son | Robert Burns Petrie (b. 23 December 1890, d. MAYBE 1965) |
| Son | Henry Hope Petrie (b. 15 March 1893, d. 10 May 1923) |
| Daughter | Charlotte ("Lottie") Petrie (b. 1894, d. PROB 1940) |
| Daughter | Emily Dickinson Petrie (b. 23 September 1895, d. 27 July 1964) |
| Daughter | Alice Vickery Petrie (b. 15 March 1897, d. 16 March 1897) |
Petrie decendants group
Time Line
- 1854
- 1861~7
- 187116
- 187318Marriage | Charlotte Barclay Robertson2 May 1873, Newhills, Aberdeen, Scotland, United KingdomO
Citation: 4 - 187318
- 187824
- 188126
- 188126
- 189136
- 189136
- 1894~40
- 190146
- 191156
- 191156
- 193176
- 1931
Citations
- Old Parish Registers Births 207/ 20 72: 14 May 1854
- 1861 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: Enumeration district 2
- 1871 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: Kemnay; ED: 2; Page: 19; Line: 16; Roll: CSSCT1871_39
- : 2 May 1873, Aberdeen, Newhills, 1873 PETRIE, JOHN (Statutory registers Marriages 226/ 11)
- : 23 Aug 1878, Aberdeen, Dyce, 190/27
- 1881 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG11/PN5209/F101/P7
- 1891 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG12/PN4605/F107/P30
- 1901 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG13/PN5210/F38/P31
- 1911 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG14PN33919 RG78PN1959 RD619 SD2 ED5 SN219
- General Register Office, Deaths index, Holywell, Flintshire 1931; Vol 11B, Q1, p281.
- England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1858-1995, UK Probate Registry, Page.
| Last Edited | 25 September 2023 |
Charlotte Barclay Robertson
b. 16 September 1851, d. 24 January 1933
Charlotte Barclay ROBERTSON - Front Centre
Parents
| Father | John Robertson (b. 20 April 1824, d. 1891) |
| Mother | Barbara Bisset (b. 2 March 1825) |
Family with: John Petrie (b. 14 May 1854, d. 4 February 1931)
| Son | Thomas Dawse Petrie (b. MAR Q 1882, d. December 1882) |
| Son | John Robertson Petrie (b. 9 May 1873, d. 13 December 1953) |
| Daughter | Henrietta Petrie+ (b. 18 November 1874, d. 28 July 1932) |
| Daughter | Jane Robertson Petrie (b. 1876) |
| Daughter | Jean Anne Tough Petrie+ (b. 23 August 1878, d. 6 June 1963) |
| Daughter | Florence Petrie (b. 1879) |
| Son | William Robertson Petrie+ (b. 13 April 1880) |
| Daughter | Elizabeth Wray Petrie (b. 7 November 1883, d. 2 February 1963) |
| Son | George Petrie+ (b. 16 May 1885, d. 3 October 1949) |
| Son | James Robertson Petrie+ (b. 12 September 1886, d. 1 July 1918) |
| Son | Alexander Petrie+ (b. 23 July 1889, d. MAYBE 1954) |
| Son | Robert Burns Petrie (b. 23 December 1890, d. MAYBE 1965) |
| Son | Henry Hope Petrie (b. 15 March 1893, d. 10 May 1923) |
| Daughter | Charlotte ("Lottie") Petrie (b. 1894, d. PROB 1940) |
| Daughter | Emily Dickinson Petrie (b. 23 September 1895, d. 27 July 1964) |
| Daughter | Alice Vickery Petrie (b. 15 March 1897, d. 16 March 1897) |
Petrie decendants group
Time Line
- 1851
- 18510
- 18619
- 187321Marriage | John Petrie2 May 1873, Newhills, Aberdeen, Scotland, United KingdomOCitation: 4
- 187321
- 188129
- 189139
- 190149
- 191159
- 193381
Media
Petrie decendants group
Citations
- 1861 Census for England, Wales & Scotland:
- Scotland Births & Baptisms 1564-1950: 28 Sep 1851, Aberdeen, Newhills, 28/09/1851 ROBERTSON, CHARLOTTE BARCL (Old Parish Registers Births 226/ 20 266 Newhills) Page 266 of 315
- Petrie/Robertson 1825-1942 (Notebook, probably 1942), 21, Original privately held by Adam Kerfoot-Roberts, 2019 (Great grandson). Notebook of family and ancestors compiled by John Kerfoot-Roberts. Norman K-R to Ian K-R to present owner
Petrie/Robertson Notebook: Page 21 - : 2 May 1873, Aberdeen, Newhills, 1873 PETRIE, JOHN (Statutory registers Marriages 226/ 11)
- 1881 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG11/PN5209/F101/P7
- 1891 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG12/PN4605/F107/P30
- 1901 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG13/PN5210/F38/P31
- 1911 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG14PN33919 RG78PN1959 RD619 SD2 ED5 SN219
- Death Certificate issued 25 Jan 1933 in Holywell, Holywell, Flintshire
| Last Edited | 6 January 2020 |
John Robertson
b. 20 April 1824, d. 1891
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Person Notes
As of 28 September 1851, John Robertson was also known as George Robertson.
Family with: Barbara Bisset (b. 2 March 1825)
| Son | David Robertson (b. 8 January 1844, d. MAYBE APR 1865) |
| Daughter | Elizabeth Robertson (b. 18 July 1845) |
| Son | James Robertson+ (b. 8 August 1847) |
| Son | William Robertson+ (b. 21 October 1849) |
| Daughter | Charlotte Barclay Robertson+ (b. 16 September 1851, d. 24 January 1933) |
| Son | John Henderson Robertson (b. 25 March 1853) |
| Daughter | Margaret Robertson+ (b. 2 September 1854, d. 11 July 1929) |
| Son | John Robertson (b. 13 December 1856) |
| Daughter | Jane Anderson Robertson+ (b. 21 May 1859) |
| Daughter | Elizabeth Ann Scott Robertson+ (b. 5 November 1861, d. 10 July 1942) |
| Son | George Robertson (b. 25 December 1863) |
Time Line
- 1824Birth20 April 1824, Peterhead, Aberdeen, Scotland, United KingdomO
- 1826
- 184420
- 185126
- 185126
- 186136
- 186136
- 187146
- 187146
- 187854Residence
- 188156
- 188156
- 188763
- 1891~67
- 1891
- 1891
Citations
- 1861 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: 1861 ROBERTSON, CHARLOTTE B (Census 226/ 3/ 17) Page 17 of 37
- Petrie/Robertson 1825-1942 (Notebook, probably 1942), 21, Original privately held by Adam Kerfoot-Roberts, 2019 (Great grandson). Notebook of family and ancestors compiled by John Kerfoot-Roberts. Norman K-R to Ian K-R to present ownerPetrie/Robertson Notebook: Page 21
- 1851 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: Parish: Newhills; ED: 1; Page: 19; Line: 4; Roll: CSSCT1851_49; Year: 1851
- 1871 Census for England, Wales & Scotland:
- 1881 Census for England, Wales & Scotland:
- : 21 Sep 1887, Aberdeenshire, Aberdeen, St Peter
- Burial at St Peter's, Aberdeen, on 31 Jan 1891, entry CY/WD/20.
| Last Edited | 12 June 2019 |
George James Vale
b. 19 July 1864, d. 6 April 1950
George James Vale
Person Notes
George James Vale was my grandmother's father. He was born in 1864 in Bidford-on-Avon, Warwickshire to a single woman, Harriet Vale who already had an illegitimate son, Charles ( b. 1860). Harriet went on to have two daughters Annie Elizabeth (b.1875) and Clara Louisa (b.1878). Harriet did eventually marry, but not until 1879, fifteen years after George was born. It seems unlikely but not impossible that the man she married was his father. The two girls were baptised 'Vale' but were later known by Harriet's now married name Bennett.
By the time his mother Harriet married, George was in service to a local farmer's widow in nearby Alcester. What his movements were in the intervening few years, we don't know, but George joined the army in 1884.
The regiment he joined was not local to Bidford where he was from, but The Royal Welsh Fusiliers in Wrexham. I'm not clear what took him all the way to Wrexham but that's where he joined up, and it was a good move. He thrived in the army and was promoted about as far as you can go without a commission.
He served in India much of the time between 1885 and 1897. He married Annie Sophia Dawson from Normacot near Stoke in 1894. They had a daughter Lilian in India on 10 August 1895 but Annie died a few weeks before Lillian’s first birthday in July 1896 and is buried at Jhansi, India. Her gravestone reads: Sacred to the memory of Annie, beloved wife of Colour Sergeant G Vale 1st RW Fus who died at Jhansi on the 3rd July 1896 aged 25 years. Erected by NCO and Men of H Company as a token of esteem.
At this point - the height of Victorian Empire - George was a 31 year old successful career soldier, travelling the world, ruling the colonies... with a one year old daughter! The loss of his wife must have been a blow, just when things were going so well. After all, he was a lowly labourer from a small agricultural village; one of four bastard children of a glove-maker. I assume that little Lilian was repatriated to the UK, I really don't know, but George himself didn't return until December 1897 when Lilian would have been two.
Still, a very eligible chap, he remarried in November 1898 in Devonport, the Naval dockyard next to Plymouth. His bride was Rose Anna Heath, the seventh child of Alfred Heath and Christiana Newman's twenty, yes twenty, children. How they met, I don't know. Her family were from Dovercourt in Essex, another maritime centre. Her father was a brick-maker, although his father before him was a coastguard so there may have been a naval connection there.
George was in the UK until 23 October 1899 when he went off to South Africa to tackle the Boers. This was sad for Rose Anna (and, I'm sure, George when he found out) because she lost their first child, Violet, in March 1900. Rose Anna was staying in Dovercourt, presumably with her family, at the time but took a job as a domestic in Hammersmith after that. George was still in South Africa. He returned on 2 July 1901.
You may be wondering what happened to Lilian during all this time. By 1901 Lilian was five and living at 12 Orwell Terrace, Dovercourt with a 63 year-old spinster, lodging-house keeper, Mary Meadows.
George and Rose Anna didn't waste time and had another child, Annie on 26 May 1902 by which time they had moved to Holywell to be near to the barracks at Wrexham I assume. They had another five children. George retired from the army in May 1910 but did another stint during the First World War. At 50, he would be too old for active service by then though.
During the period that George moved to Holywell, Lilian was moved to a local orphanage run by nuns, Saint Clare's Catholic Orphanage for Girls at Pantasaph near Holywell. I'm not sure why she couldn't live with the family a few miles away but I'm sure there were reasons. It must have been difficult for her to understand though. I wonder what she thought.
For a long time I couldn't trace what happened to Lilian after the census in 1911. She seemed to just disappear. Then I came across a Lilian Vale who got married to John Hayes in Chester in 1919. On the marriage certificate George James Vale, Captain in the Royal Welch Fusiliers is named as her father. Lilian (now Hayes) then lived in the town of Flint and she and John had three children: George Edward, Gertrude, and Robert. Lilian died, still in Flint, in 1959. I'm glad I finally found out what became of her and that she led a good life.
George Vale was active in Freemasonry which likely didn't harm when it came to getting some cushy little jobs like Clerk to the Territorial Forces Association, and Clerk to the Town Council in Holywell. George ended up a well respected member of the community which was a fine achievement considering his beginnings. I can't help feeling that there might yet have been a few more skeletons in George's cupboard though!
George James Vale died of pancreatic cancer on 6 April 1950 in Holywell. His daughter, my grandmother Evelyn registered his death.
By the time his mother Harriet married, George was in service to a local farmer's widow in nearby Alcester. What his movements were in the intervening few years, we don't know, but George joined the army in 1884.
The regiment he joined was not local to Bidford where he was from, but The Royal Welsh Fusiliers in Wrexham. I'm not clear what took him all the way to Wrexham but that's where he joined up, and it was a good move. He thrived in the army and was promoted about as far as you can go without a commission.
He served in India much of the time between 1885 and 1897. He married Annie Sophia Dawson from Normacot near Stoke in 1894. They had a daughter Lilian in India on 10 August 1895 but Annie died a few weeks before Lillian’s first birthday in July 1896 and is buried at Jhansi, India. Her gravestone reads: Sacred to the memory of Annie, beloved wife of Colour Sergeant G Vale 1st RW Fus who died at Jhansi on the 3rd July 1896 aged 25 years. Erected by NCO and Men of H Company as a token of esteem.
At this point - the height of Victorian Empire - George was a 31 year old successful career soldier, travelling the world, ruling the colonies... with a one year old daughter! The loss of his wife must have been a blow, just when things were going so well. After all, he was a lowly labourer from a small agricultural village; one of four bastard children of a glove-maker. I assume that little Lilian was repatriated to the UK, I really don't know, but George himself didn't return until December 1897 when Lilian would have been two.
Still, a very eligible chap, he remarried in November 1898 in Devonport, the Naval dockyard next to Plymouth. His bride was Rose Anna Heath, the seventh child of Alfred Heath and Christiana Newman's twenty, yes twenty, children. How they met, I don't know. Her family were from Dovercourt in Essex, another maritime centre. Her father was a brick-maker, although his father before him was a coastguard so there may have been a naval connection there.
George was in the UK until 23 October 1899 when he went off to South Africa to tackle the Boers. This was sad for Rose Anna (and, I'm sure, George when he found out) because she lost their first child, Violet, in March 1900. Rose Anna was staying in Dovercourt, presumably with her family, at the time but took a job as a domestic in Hammersmith after that. George was still in South Africa. He returned on 2 July 1901.
You may be wondering what happened to Lilian during all this time. By 1901 Lilian was five and living at 12 Orwell Terrace, Dovercourt with a 63 year-old spinster, lodging-house keeper, Mary Meadows.
George and Rose Anna didn't waste time and had another child, Annie on 26 May 1902 by which time they had moved to Holywell to be near to the barracks at Wrexham I assume. They had another five children. George retired from the army in May 1910 but did another stint during the First World War. At 50, he would be too old for active service by then though.
During the period that George moved to Holywell, Lilian was moved to a local orphanage run by nuns, Saint Clare's Catholic Orphanage for Girls at Pantasaph near Holywell. I'm not sure why she couldn't live with the family a few miles away but I'm sure there were reasons. It must have been difficult for her to understand though. I wonder what she thought.
For a long time I couldn't trace what happened to Lilian after the census in 1911. She seemed to just disappear. Then I came across a Lilian Vale who got married to John Hayes in Chester in 1919. On the marriage certificate George James Vale, Captain in the Royal Welch Fusiliers is named as her father. Lilian (now Hayes) then lived in the town of Flint and she and John had three children: George Edward, Gertrude, and Robert. Lilian died, still in Flint, in 1959. I'm glad I finally found out what became of her and that she led a good life.
George Vale was active in Freemasonry which likely didn't harm when it came to getting some cushy little jobs like Clerk to the Territorial Forces Association, and Clerk to the Town Council in Holywell. George ended up a well respected member of the community which was a fine achievement considering his beginnings. I can't help feeling that there might yet have been a few more skeletons in George's cupboard though!
George James Vale died of pancreatic cancer on 6 April 1950 in Holywell. His daughter, my grandmother Evelyn registered his death.
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Parents
| Mother | Harriet Vale (b. 1835, d. 16 June 1919) |
Family with: Annie Sophia Dawson (b. 22 June 1870, d. 3 July 1896)
| Daughter | Lilian Vale+ (b. 10 August 1895, d. PROB 9 MAY 1959) |
Family with: Rose Anna Heath (b. 31 August 1876, d. 4 January 1957)
| Daughter | Violet Vale (b. 10 March 1900, d. March 1900) |
| Daughter | Annie ("Nancy") Vale+ (b. 26 May 1902, d. 24 November 1963) |
| Son | Victor George Vale+ (b. 3 June 1904, d. 1977) |
| Daughter | Evelyn Rose Vale+ (b. 22 August 1906, d. November 1992) |
| Daughter | Dorothy Eiralys ("Dodo") Vale (b. 22 February 1913, d. 14 February 2005) |
| Daughter | Gwendoline Vale (b. 11 November 1915, d. 29 May 1950) |
| Son | George James Vale+ (b. 8 August 1921, d. 1988) |
Time Line
- 1864
- 18640
- 18716
- 1881~17
- 1881~17
- 188420
- 188521
- 189430
- 189834Marriage | Rose Anna Heath
- 189834
- 190137Military10 September 1901, London, Middlesex, England, United KingdomOMentioned in Dispatches, London Gazette 10 Sept 1901. The Royal Welsh Fusiliers, No. 763, Colour Sergeant G. J. Vale
- 190237
- 191045
- 191146
- 191146
- 191348
- 191551
- 191955
- 192055Military20 March 1920Medal Card
- 192156
- 192156
- 192763
- 192763
- 193975
- 195085
- 1950
- 1950
Citations
- General Register Office, Births index, Alcester, Warwickshire 1864; Vol 6D, p531.
- Birth Certificate issued 11 Aug 1864 Bidford, Warwick
- Warwickshire Baptisms: 11 Sep 1864, Warwickshire, Bidford, Anglican DR0602/1
- 1871 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG10/PN3213/F36/P19
- 1881 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG11/PN3109/F62/P5
- British Army Service Records, Royal Welch Fusileers, No. WF/763, 1910. The National Archives, Kew, WO 363, accessed via https://search.findmypast.com/record?id=gbm%2fwo363-4%2f7271961%2f48%2f516
- Staffordshire Marriages: 27 Aug 1894, Staffordshire, Normacot, Normacot D790/2/3
- General Registry Office, Marriages index, Devonport, Devon 1898; Vol 5B, Q4, p661.
- Devon Marriages: 5 Sep 1898, Devon, Devonport, St Paul
- Flintshire Baptisms: 15 Jun 1902, Flintshire, Holywell
- 1911 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG14PN33916 RD619 SD2 ED2 SN218
- Flintshire Baptisms: 16 Mar 1913, Flintshire, Holywell
- Flintshire Baptisms: 25 Dec 1915, Flintshire, Flint
- Ancestry.com, England, United Grand Lodge of England Freemason Membership Registers, 1751-1921, Library and Museum of Freemasonry; London, England; Freemasonry Membership Registers; Description: Membership Registers: Country II 3670-3782 to Country JJ 3786-3863; Reel Number: 58
- 1921 Census for England and Wales: RG15,27609,1
- Flintshire Marriages And Banns: 30 Jul 1927, Flintshire, Connah's Quay, St Mark's
- Flintshire Marriages And Banns: Flintshire
- 1939 Register: RG101/7613D/001/21 Letter Code: ZMDE
- General Register Office, Deaths index, Holywell, Flintshire 1950; Vol 8A.
- Newspapers.com; online archives (Newspapers.com .
| Last Edited | 8 March 2024 |
George James Vale
b. 8 August 1921, d. 1988
George J Vale
Parents
| Father | George James Vale (b. 19 July 1864, d. 6 April 1950) |
| Mother | Rose Anna Heath (b. 31 August 1876, d. 4 January 1957) |
Time Line
- 1921
- 193918
- 193918
- 1949~28
- 1988~67
Citations
- General Register Office, Births index, Holywell, Flintshire 1921; Vol 11B, Q3, p331.
- 1939 Register: RG 101/7612J
- General Register Office, Deaths index, Rhuddlan, Flintshire 1988; Vol 24, Q3, p588.
| Last Edited | 18 February 2022 |
Annie ("Nancy") Vale
b. 26 May 1902, d. 24 November 1963
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Parents
| Father | George James Vale (b. 19 July 1864, d. 6 April 1950) |
| Mother | Rose Anna Heath (b. 31 August 1876, d. 4 January 1957) |
Family with: Norman Oldham (b. 1898)
| Son | Alan Goeffrey Oldham (b. 7 July 1930, d. 18 January 2017) |
| Son | Kenneth Gordon Oldham (b. 8 September 1931, d. 1 November 2000) |
Time Line
- 1902
- 19020
- 19020
- 19118
- 192119
- 192119
- 192725
- 192927
- 1940~38
- 1940~38
- 196361Death24 November 1963
Citations
- British Army Service Records, Royal Welch Fusileers, No. WF/763, 1910. The National Archives, Kew, WO 363, accessed via https://search.findmypast.com/record?id=gbm%2fwo363-4%2f7271961%2f48%2f516
- General Register Office, Births index, Holywell, Flintshire 1902; Vol 11b, Q2, p199.
- Flintshire Baptisms: 15 Jun 1902, Flintshire, Holywell
- 1911 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG14PN33916 RD619 SD2 ED2 SN218
- 1921 Census for England and Wales: RG15,27609,1
- General Registry Office, Marriages index, Hollywell, Flintshire 1927; Vol 11B, Q4, p381.
- Flintshire Marriages And Banns: Flintshire
- Flintshire Marriages And Banns: 9 Sep 1929, Flintshire, Holywell
- Register of Nurses. Royal College of Nursing, London, United Kingdom., 1940 P2192
| Last Edited | 21 June 2022 |
Victor George Vale
b. 3 June 1904, d. 1977
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Parents
| Father | George James Vale (b. 19 July 1864, d. 6 April 1950) |
| Mother | Rose Anna Heath (b. 31 August 1876, d. 4 January 1957) |
Family with: Edith Courtman (b. 2 July 1906, d. 6 December 1996)
| Son | Victor Ronald ("Ron") Vale (b. 8 July 1930, d. 1995) |
Time Line
- 1904
- 19040
- 19116
- 192117
- 192117Occupation19 June 1921Fitter & Turner, Courtauld's
- 192723
- 192723
- 192723
- 193935
- 1977~73
Citations
- British Army Service Records, Royal Welch Fusileers, No. WF/763, 1910. The National Archives, Kew, WO 363, accessed via https://search.findmypast.com/record?id=gbm%2fwo363-4%2f7271961%2f48%2f516
- General Register Office, Births index, Holywell, Flintshire 1904; Vol 11b, Q3, p195.
- Flintshire Baptisms: 26 Jun 1904, Flintshire, Holywell
- 1911 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG14PN33916 RD619 SD2 ED2 SN218
- 1921 Census for England and Wales: RG15,27609,1
- Flintshire Marriages And Banns: 30 Jul 1927, Flintshire, Connah's Quay, St Mark's
- 1939 Register: RG 101/7622A
- General Register Office, Deaths index, Torbay, Devon 1977; Vol 21, Q4, p2315.
| Last Edited | 21 June 2022 |
William Beeson
b. about 1825, d. 5 March 1891
William Beeson
Parents
| Father | Henry Beeson (b. about 1796) |
| Mother | Ann Stevenson (d. MAYBE 1846) |
Family with: Sarah Peak (b. about 1821, d. MAYBE FEB 1908)
| Son | Charles Henry Beeson+ (b. 17 January 1851, d. 12 January 1932) |
| Daughter | Alice Phebe Beeson+ (b. 22 February 1853, d. 28 May 1883) |
Time Line
- 1825
- 1825~0
- 1849~24Marriage | Sarah Peak
Citation: 3 - 1849~24
- 1849~24
- 1851~26
- 1851~26
- 1861~36
- 1861~36
- 1871~46
- 1871~46
- 1881~56
- 1881~56
- 1891~66
- 1891Probate7 April 1891, Peterborough, Northamptonshire, England, United KingdomOThe will of William Beeson late of Yarwell in the county of Northampton who died 5 March 1891 at Yarwell was prooved at Peterborough by Charles Henry Beeson of Barnsley in the County of York Draper the son and William Henry Beal of Halifax in the County of York Sewing Machine Dealer the executors.Citation: 7
Media
William Beeson
Citations
- 1881 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG11/PN1587/F49/P4
- Northamptonshire Anglican Parish Registers and Bishop’s Transcripts.: 3 Apr 1825, Northamptonshire, Barnack, 26P/3
- Marriage Certificate issued 13 Oct 1849 Stamford, Lincoln, Rutland, Northampton and Huntingdon
- 1851 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: HO107/PN2094/F512/P17
- 1861 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: Class: RG 9; Piece: 963; Folio: 49; Page: 4; GSU roll: 542728
- 1871 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: Class: RG10; Piece: 1513; Folio: 81; Page: 7; GSU roll: 829774
- England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1858-1995, UK Probate Registry, 1891, Page 512.
| Last Edited | 17 July 2019 |
Sarah Peak
b. about 1821, d. MAYBE FEB 1908
Sarah Peak
Parents
| Father | Thomas Peak (b. MAYBE 20 SEP 1762) |
| Mother | Mary Smith |
Family with: William Beeson (b. about 1825, d. 5 March 1891)
| Son | Charles Henry Beeson+ (b. 17 January 1851, d. 12 January 1932) |
| Daughter | Alice Phebe Beeson+ (b. 22 February 1853, d. 28 May 1883) |
Time Line
- 1821
- 1841
- 1849Marriage | William Beeson
Citation: 5 - 1849
- 1849
- 1851
- 1861
- 1871
- 1881
- 1891
- 1901
Media
Sarah Peak
Sarah Peak
Citations
- Parish Registers: 9 Apr 1821, Northamptonshire, Yarwell, 378P/4
- General Register Office, Deaths index, Oundle, Northamptonshire 1908; Vol 3B, Q1, p144.
- 1881 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG11/PN1587/F49/P4
- 1841 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: Class: HO107; Piece: 617; Book: 4; Civil Parish: St James Deeping; County: Lincolnshire; Enumeration District: 3; Folio: 9; Page: 11; Line: 10; GSU roll: 438757
- Marriage Certificate issued 13 Oct 1849 Stamford, Lincoln, Rutland, Northampton and Huntingdon
- 1851 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: HO107/PN2094/F512/P17
- 1861 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: Class: RG 9; Piece: 963; Folio: 49; Page: 4; GSU roll: 542728
- 1871 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: Class: RG10; Piece: 1513; Folio: 81; Page: 7; GSU roll: 829774
- 1891 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: Class: RG12; Piece: 3775; Folio: 33; Page: 59
- 1901 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: Class: RG13; Piece: 1456; Folio: 32; Page: 3
| Last Edited | 15 September 2019 |
Arthur Rowe
b. 30 April 1883, d. 5 May 1956
Arthur Rowe
Person Notes
| References | Rowe family |
Parents
| Father | Thomas Rowe (b. 10 December 1841, d. 24 September 1916) |
| Mother | Selina Charlotte Briggs Gatliff (b. 26 May 1847, d. 22 February 1917) |
Family with: Blanche Watkin (b. 12 September 1887, d. 22 August 1975)
| Son | Thomas William Rowe (b. 16 June 1914, d. 27 June 1914) |
| Son | Edward Rowe+ (b. 24 January 1916, d. 1 July 1988) |
| Son | Herbert ("Bert") Rowe+ (b. 27 July 1921, d. 1991) |
Time Line
- 1883
- 18830
- 18917
- 190117
- 190117
- 191127
- 191127
- 191229Marriage | Blanche Watkin
- 191229
- 191229
- 191431
- 192643
- 193956
- 193956
- 195673
- 195673
- 1956
- 1956
Citations
- General Register Office, Births index, Halifax, Yorkshire 1883; Vol 9A, Q2, p443.
- 1939 Register: RG101/3402J/008/23 Letter Code: KEOT
- Yorkshire Baptisms: 19 Aug 1883, Yorkshire, Halifax, St James
- 1891 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG12/3592/F137
- 1901 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG13/4119/F?
- 1911 Census for England, Wales & Scotland: RG14 - PN26467 RD496 SD5 ED16 SN130
- General Registry Office, Marriages index, Halifax, Yorkshire West Riding 1912; Vol 9a, Q2, p951.
- Yorkshire Parish Records: 15 May 1912, Yorkshire, King Cross, St Paul WDP72/9
- West Yorkshire, England, Church of England Deaths and Burials, 1813-1985: 30 Jun 1914, Yorkshire, Halifax, Christ Church
- England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1858-1995, UK Probate Registry, 1926, Page 276.
- Yorkshire Parish Records: 9 May 1956, Yorkshire, Salterhebble, All Saints WDP63/1/3/6
- England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1858-1995, UK Probate Registry, 1956, Page 1182.
- General Register Office, Deaths index, Halifax, Yorkshire 1956; Vol 2B, Q2, p571.
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