last updated 26 September 2011

 

Birth, Marriage and Death (BMD) Dates, Places and Certificates / Records - Direct Ancestors

 

the record / certificate links are a mixture of pdf and jpg - several are 400k - some are bigger

please let me know about link failures / problems - afletch at paradoxplace dot com

 

      Photos and links for the most recent 4 generations     Back to Home Page

 

Sproule Pages     Aldous / Stewart / Seward Pages     Fletcher / Procter Pages     Burton / Middlecoat  Pages

 

Adrian's   grand-parents   great grand-parents   great great grand-parents   great great great grand-parents   and gggg(g) g-parents

 

 

Most of the English Churches where ancestors were married were visited and photographed by Adrian Fletcher in 2009.

 

 

 

xxxx - hard copy possessed, not on web site

also, we have been less than perfect in distinguishing between births & christenings, because of the late realization that in India there was often a significant time lag

 

 

Generation / Name

 

 

Birth / Christening

Marriage

Death / Burial

Other

 

* located in one or more England / Scotland / Ireland / Canada censuses between 1841 and 1911

 

 

Sorry, but in the earlier days of research we were a bit sloppy about distinguishing between Birth and Christening dates (only of material impact in India!)

 

 

death places are mostly where they were living

rloc = record identifier located

searchable = record probably exists - not yet searched for.

UK central probate records go from 1861 - 1941 with some years' missing.

 

 

FIRST GENERATION

 

 

  (age at death)

 

Adrian Fletcher

 

1943 Cairo, Egypt

orig & copy

 

1974 Sydney, Australia

(ended 1994)

 

 

 

Angela Williams (Fletcher)

 

1946 Barnstable, Devon

 

1971 Sandgate, Kent

 

 

 

 

Generation / Name

 

 

Birth

Marriage

Death

Other

SECOND GENERATION

 

 

 

 

 

Michael Fletcher

the gaffer

1918 Princes Gate, London

 

1941 All Saints Cathedral, Cairo

(ended c1950)

 

1997 (89) Ashford (livng at Folkestone, Kent)

 

1) Peggy Fletcher (Sproule)

granny

1917 Plymouth, Devon

1995 (88) Dover (living at Seabrook, Hythe, Kent)

 

2) Anita Fletcher (Williams)

 

 

 

 

 

 

Generation / Name

 

 

Birth

Marriage

Death

Other

THIRD GENERATION

 

 

 

 

 

Dr Jimmy Fletcher*

the consultant physician

1890 Folkestone, Kent

 

1915 St Mary Magdalene Parish Church, Milton (Hants).

 

 

1974 (84) Folkestone, Kent

 

WWI medal record card

Ethel Fletcher (Burton)*

the doctor's wife

 

1890 Madras, India (record)

 

 

1968 (78) Folkestone, Kent

 

 

Brigadier Jimmy Sproule*

the army health & hygiene specialist

1887 Fintona Ireland

 

1915 Emmanuel Parish Church, Compton Gifford, Plymouth (Devon).

 

1954 (66) (Taunton) Somerton, Somerset

 

WWI, James Sproule, 131 Field Ambulance, the Royal Welsh Fusiliers and the 38th (Welsh) Division

 

Clare Sproule (Aldous)*

the army wife, serious photographer & adventurer

1891 Plymouth, Devon

 

1958 (69) Edinburgh, Scotland (living in Somerton)

 

 

 

Generation / Name

 

 

Birth

Marriage

Death

Other

 

FOURTH GENERATION

8 names

 

 

Adrian's

great

grandparents

 

 

 

 

 

 

Frank E Fletcher*

 

the "Professor of Music", organist and music teacher

 

1864 Oxenhope,

W Yorkshire

 

 

1889 Wesleyan Centenary Chapel, Queen St, Scarborough

 

1946 (82) Folkestone

rloc

 

 

Elizabeth Fletcher (Procter)*

 

Aunty Lilly

 

1865 Scarborough,

E Yorkshire

 

 

1953 (88) Folkestone

rloc

 

 

Lt Col John Adolphus Burton*

 

the Indian Army (IMS) doctor

1854, Madras

1888 Madras, India

 

 

1924 (69) Walligton

(Nr Croydon)

 

Probate

 

Obituary

 

Crawford's Honour Roll

 

Georgiana Ernstin Burton (Middlecoat)* - Christian names accurately taken from birth record!

 

Gem

 

1871 Great Malvern, Worcestershire

 

 

1953 (81) Folkestone

rloc

 

 

Alex Sproule*

 

 

the photographer, gentleman (sic), JP, Irish Unionist & depressive drinker

 

1846 Fintona, Co Tyrone, N Ireland

1874 Peterborough, Ontario, Canada

 

1921 (75) Fintona

Co Tyrone, N Ireland

 

 

Matilda Sproule (Sproule)*

 

the gentleman's first cousin

1849 Carrickamulkin,

Co Tyrone

1918 (69) probably Fintona

 

 

George Frederick Aldous*

 

 

the Devon county surgeon with a twinkle in his eyes and cigarette in hand

 

 

1861 Portsea, Hampshire

 

 

 

1887 St Stephens, Gloucester Rd / Southwell Gardens, S Kensington

 

LINK TO MARRIAGES OF ISABELLA'S SISTERS & BROTHERS

 

1937-3 (76) Harrow-on-the-Hill, London, rloc

Probate

 

 

Isabella Henderson (Bella) Aldous (Stewart)*

 

 

eldest daughter of the Mayor of Melbourne

 

 

1865  Melbourne, Victoria (register)

 

 

1938-3 (73) Harrow-on-the-Hill, London, rloc

Probate

 

 

* located in one or more England / Scotland / Ireland / Canada censuses between 1841 and 1911

 

 

 

GENERATIONS

2 TO 4

 

Average & Median Lifespan is 78

 

 

 

Generation / Name

 

 

Birth

Marriage

Death

Other

FIFTH GENERATION

16 names

Adrian's

great great

grandparents

 

fifth generation births are mostly before British central records start in 1837

 

 

 

 

FAMILY TREE LINK

 

 

 

 

 

John Fletcher*

tin and iron plate worker, gas fitter and ironmonger who broke free from subsistence wool combing

13 February 1824

Oxenhope

(?Coldwell)

29 December 1851 Wesleyan Chapel, Temple Row, Keighley

 

(now a mosque)

no church record found yet

 

25 January 1894 (69) Scarborough, E Yorkshire,

probate

 

 

 

Both couples are buried in the Manor Road Cemetery, Scarborough.

 

Fletchers in grave

P 18-25

 

Procters in grave O 0-4

 

Elizabeth Dobson snr is buried in next door Dean Rd Cemetery C15-23

 

 

 

Maria Fletcher (Dixon)*

the mother of 14 adults

18 June 1837 Stansfield

(nr Ovenden)

 

30 May 1911 (73) Scarborough, E Yorkshire,

No probate records available for 1911

 

 

Joseph Procter*

 

the master draper

b 7 July 1831

14 August 1831

St Denys, Walmgate, York

1859 Wesleyan Centenary Chapel, Queen Street, Scarborough

 

17 Nov 1902 (71) Scarborough, E Yorkshire

No probate records available for 1902 (yet)

 

 

Elizabeth Procter

 (Dobson)*

 

the milliner from Scarborough

11 July 1832

St Mary Scarborough

 

16 February 1911 (gravestone) Scarborough, E Yorkshire England

 

FAMILY TREE LINK

 

 

 

 

 

Charles Benjamin Burton

the EICo Writer, Madras

 

29 April 1824

 

 

20 January 1853, Madras

 

 

21 September 1884 (60)

Madras

 

Will - Charles Benjamin Burton

Priscilla Burton (Webber)

 

 

21 October 1826, Madras

 

 

 

12 June 1887 (60), St Mary, Fort St George, Madras

 

 

Col Francis Middlecoat*

The Nasty Native Infantry Colonel, Madras Army

 

20 Jun 1839 - St Mary, Haggerston (N London)

 

 

10 January 1866

St George's Cathedral Madras

 

 

14 August 1922 (83) Lambeth rloc

No probate record yet

 

 

Madras Military Fund Record

 

1891 - the divorce that wasn't

 

Mary Middlecoat (Locke)*

The desperately lonely wife

 

9 Mar 1850 - Madras, India record

 

 

1928 (78) - Q1 Wandsworth, rloc

No probate record yet

 

FAMILY TREE LINK 

 

 

 

 

 

Joseph Sproule* bro to Robert

Canadian Immigrant

 

16 April 1815, Carrickamulkin

Co Tyrone

 

1841, Aghadulla

Co Tyrone, Ireland

1 November 1902 (87) Peterborough (Ontario)

 

Emigrated to North Monaghan, Peterborough, Ontario c1860

 

 

Matilda Sproule (Robinson)

 

Canadian Immigrant

15 July 1815, Ireland

3 April 1902 (87) Peterborough, Ontario

 

Robert Sproule* bro to Joseph

 

 

1822, Ireland

21 May 1847

Langfield, Co Tyrone

?

Did they also go to Canada?

 

Mary Jane Sproule (Davis)

 

 

1827, Ireland

?

 

FAMILY TREE LINK

 

 

 

 

 

Alex James Aldous*

the rich but unhappy grog supplier to the Royal Navy, whose love died only 7 years after they were married.

21 January 1815

Harleston  Norfolk

 

May 24 1855 Buriton Parish Church of Saint Mary the Virgin

 

 

23 March 1879 (64)Portsea, rloc

Buried in St Mary Redenhall

 

Probate

 

 

1. Elizabeth Haw Aldous (Seward)*

yeoman farmer's daughter, tragically dead from scarlet fever at 38

 

ch 26 May 1824

Buriton, Hampshire

 

 

 

25 December 1862 (38) Portsea  (scarlet fever)

bu Buriton ?

No probate record

 

Link to photo page about Buriton / Weston and the Sewards / Haws and their memorials

2. Mary Constance Aldous (Grey)*

unsatisfactory replacement wife

1844

 

parish record transcript for second marriage in March 1866, Cambridgeshire

 

 

 

James Cooper Stewart*

 

the diary writer, top solicitor, leading Presbyterian, Mayor of Melbourne and leading lawn bowler

 

The James Cooper Stewart Story

 

James C Stewart's Descendants

 

1836 Brechin

Angus, Scotland

 

1860 in the house of Mrs Waugh in Collingwood, Melbourne,  under the rites of the Presbyterian Church.

 

 

1919-Q3 (83) Southsea,

England, rloc

 

buried with Amelia in Barnes somewhere

 

 

Marco Polo Passenger List - 1857.

 

Diary of the voyage to Australia 1857-58 on board "the fastest ship in the world".

 

Diaries of the Stewart European Grand Tour 1881-82.

 

1. Amelia Stewart (Waugh)

"Ma" - daughter of a leading Belfast Presbyterian family (the Hendersons).

 

1841 Presbyterian register of births in "Port Philip, NSW" (=Melbourne, which dated from 1835 - Victoria was invented in 1851)

 

 

 

1903-Q3 (62) Barnes,

England, rloc

 

buried in Barnes

 

 

2. Edith Rosa Frances Stewart (Cowling) (née Muston)

 

Stewart wife No 2 - the gold digger - 44 years' younger.

 

Stewart v Stewart - Melbourne's 1916 divorce scandal

 

1880 (Portsmouth, Hampshire)

1911 Scots Church, Melbourne

 

6 August 1940 (60)

Forest Hill, Melbourne

 

 

Generation / Name

 

 

Birth

Marriage

Death

Other

SIXTH GENERATION

30 names

Adrian's

great great great grandparents

sixth generation births are all before British central records start in 1837

 

 

rloc = record identifier located

searchable = record probably exists - not yet searched for.

Probate records start in 1861

 

 

 

New Year's Day for 1752 in England was reset to January 1st - up until this time it had been on March 25th, so there was no January 1 - March 24 1751!  The first three months of years before this are sometimes shown with two year numbers - eg Jan 1550/51 - for clarity.  Also, in order to effect the change to the Gregorian Calendar, the English days September 2 - 14 1752 were disappeared - Nick Middlecoat jnr  (b August 1752) damn nearly arrived on earth in a calendrical black hole !

 

FLETCHER / PROCTER FAMILY TREE LINK

Yorkshire

 

 

 

FLETCHER / PROCTER FAMILY TREE LINK

Thomas Fletcher*

the woolcomber (raw wool cleaner)

1801 - probably Coldwell / Shaw - both in Shaw Lane (Oxenhope)

 

Possibly Wesleyan Methodist, otherwise at ?Haworth as the Oxenhope church did not exist until 1849.

 

England - searchable

 

Probable parents Thomas (b1769) and Grace (also b1769), as they  were living next door in Coldwell at the 1841 census both aged 72. 

 

17 of the 50 people on census page 32 were Fletchers !

 

 

Wife of Thomas Fletcher ( )

 

 

?

?

 

William Dixon*

 

the cotton power loom worker / manager, clothes-shop keeper, author of political tracts.

 

1810 Shitlington (now Overton), Nr Thornhill,  Yorkshire

 

27 June 1831

St Michael & All Angels, Thornhill by Dewsbury, Yorkshire

 

14 February 1887 (77) in Heywood (Lancashire) where they had been living for a long time

Probate  Writings

 

below:  the cottage next to the  Brooksmeeting Mill that the Dixon family probably lived in in 1841.

 

 

 

Susan Dixon (Sutcliffe)*

the cotton mill owner's daughter

5 May 1811, Clough, Stansfield (Nr Ovendon) Baptised 2 August 1811 in the Baptist Chapel, Heptonstall

 

23 December 1893 (82), living with family of daughter Sarah in Rochdale, Lancs.

 

Probate

 

Susan's Father was John Sutcliffe (b1786 Heptonstall, West Yorkshire. Latterly Proprietor, Prospect (Cotton Spinning) Mill, Overton (d Dec 1863 (77))  Probate.  Her mother Elizabeth was b1791 (d before 1861).

 

Robert Procter*

druggist latterly based in Walmgate, York

1794 Barnard Castle

 

 

All Saints C of E, North St, York (by the river)

24 January 1819

 

 

 

 

20 years after Robert's early death Elizabeth married farmer George Kettlewell in Birkenhead Parish Church on 16 Oct 1861

 

2 Aug 1842 (48) Walmgate, York  rloc

 

Buried in public grave 8068 in York Cemetery with a family headstone added 30 years' later - c1873.

 

Robert's father Joseph was b c1764 & m Mary Harrison on 12 March 1792 at Barnard Castle (St Marys, CofE) (first of 3 wives who are all buried in the same tomb in St Marys).  He died aged 83 and was probably buried with the three wives!

 

Joseph's father Robert and grandmother Elizabeth were buried in St Mary, Barnard castle, in 1799 and 1805, both aged 68.

 

Joseph's grandmother Ann was buried at Staindrop in 1733.  Grandfather Robert held a number of positions in Old Brignall and may have been buried there.

 

Elizabeth Procter (Ashton)*

Coachman's daughter from York

2 Sept 1801 York, baptised at St Olave, York, on 6 September 1801

22 Sept 1873 (72) - Haxby, York.  Buried in St Mary's Church (Grave 22/09) with second husband, George Kettlewell.

 

No Probate record.

 

Elizabeth's father John Ashton (coachman) m Sarah Stubbins (sic) (b 1760) on 20 Oct 1783 at All Saints Church, Bubwith, Yorkshire.

 

Sarah's parents Joseph Stubings (sic) and Saray Heels - were m 26 Nov 1745 at Bubwith.

 

 

Matthew Dobson

 

 

mystery sailor - a mostly absent master mariner

 

No Birth Record found yet

 

St Mary, Scarborough

22 December 1827

 

 

also transcript of church register in Scarborough Library

 

pre 1851 (and probably mid 1830s) - no death or burial record found

 

Elizabeth Dobson (Stringer)*

the milliner

ch 19 October 1803 St Mary, Scarborough

 

 

also transcript of church register in Scarborough Library

d 19 February 1880 in

Scarborough

 

 

1880 (77) - Scarborough rloc

Buried in Dean Rd Cemetery, Scarborough C15-23

No Probate record.

 

 

 

Elizabeth's parents were William (b Nov 1777) & Mary Stringer (Short) (m 13 Aug 1797).

 

Her grandparents included Edmond (b1745) & Elizabeth Stringer (Irish) (m 31 Oct 1776).

 

Her great grandparents included Francis & Arabella Stringer (Darlinghurst) (m 31 Mar 1743 the first marriage of the 1743-44 year).

 

All marriages at and records from St Mary's Parish Church, Scarborough.

 

BURTON / MIDDLECOAT FAMILY TREE LINK

INDIA

 

 

 

EARLIER MIDDLECOATS

John Adolphus Burton

Dublin labourer, Matross - Conductor - Gunner, Madras Artillery

c1795

St Pauls,

Dublin

 

3 December 1817

Madras

 

 

 

Bu 26 January 1827 (c32), Nagapore

 

 

 

Recruited in St Pauls, Dublin, and shipped to India in the "Regent" in 1716.

 

A decade in the Madras Artillery sun ended in demotion and early death.

 

Susanna Burton (  / Habernack) )

Madras "Native" (as per marriage record)

c1791

 

d 18 Dec 1850 (59), Madras

 

 

Henry Webber

Madras Clerk

 

18 July 1784

(baptised 13 February 1814)

 

 

21 March 1812 Madras

 

 

Bu 22 January 1854,

St Mary, Madras

 

 

Jane Webber (Johana Dosseyn)

 

1799

 

9 July 1878

 Washermanpettah, Madras

 

 

Capt George Middlecoat

the Madras Artillery officer

Truro, Cornwall

1 Sept 1802

 

 

 

Madras Military Fund Record

 

5 January 1826, Madras

 

 

14 February 1845 (42) Belgaum, India

 

 

died from sunstroke (in winter?)

 

George was the son of a Duchy of Cornwall inn-keeper and political fixer  Nicholas Middlecoat (1752 - 1844 (92)) and his wife Ruth Middlecoat (Hambly) from Tregony (Cornwall).

 

 

Click here for a special page about the earlier Middlecoats and their ancestors in Tregony, Cornwall, with links to family papers and lots of 1700s church CMB records

 

Susanna Palmer Middlecoat (Hampton)

granddaughter of Colonel Sam

 

Sankerrydroog (Sankaridurg)

 

12 July 1808

 

 

28 March 1870 (62)

Surrey rloc

 

 

Father: Capt James Hampton ch Nov 1784 Calcutta, m Mrs Mary Forster (b1786) in Sankerrydroog in 1807, he drowned in a shipwreck on 11 August 1821.  Mary died in Madras in 1855 aged 69 MMF Record.

 

Grandfather Col Samuel Hampton lived in Calcutta (Bengal Presidency).  He married Margaret Hick on 1 September 1765 in Calcutta.  Samuel was born in Calcutta on 5 October 1735, Margaret in Calcuutta on 28 November 1748.  Margaret died on 11 September 1784 in Calcutta aged 36Colonel Samuel died at 6.30 am on 7 May 1786 aged 51. HAMPTON BIBLE REGISTER     WILL

 

Sam's parents were Charles and  Martha Hampton of Calcutta.  Margaret's parents were Albert Samuel Hick and Anna Hick (later Costelly) of Calcutta also.  Charles Hampton arrived in Calcutta in the boat "King William" in 1710 and rose to be a member of the EICo (Calcutta) Council.

 

Samuel Richard Locke

indigo planter / colonial administrator / tax collector / magistrate & bankrupt - all in Madras Presidency.

1826 Samuel Richard Locke baptised in Madras

 

 

blurred

 

9 March 1849

Madras

 

 

 

Charlotte was the widow of August Johan Adolph Rehling.  They had been married in Calcutta Cathedral in the Bengal Presidency on 26 Sep 1837.

 

 

14 March 1894 (68) rloc

Chiswick (London)

 

Probate

 

 

Samuel's father was Capt Thomas Locke, who was christened on 16 March 1788 in St Anne's, Soho (London) and died in Madras 30 July 1850 aged 62 (Will).

 

Thomas' parents were Thomas Locke and Elizabeth Lang, married in St Lukes, Finsbury, on 27 March 1785.

 

Thomas Locke's father was Thomas (Locke) of Taunton, maltster (maybe).

 

Sam's mother was Thomas' second wife Indiana Laura Shaw ch aged 1, 10 Jul 1803, m in Quilon Madras on 8 June 1822 d 17 Aug 1827.  Her parents were John and Margaret Shaw. 

 

 

Charlotte Sophia Jane Nasky Locke (Rehling, née Jansen)

 

a bit of a (Danish ?) cougar

1815

possibly Denmark

 

1889 Madras, India

 

Daughter of Johan Jansen (?).  Also had 3 sons by first hubbie August Rehling.

SPROULE FAMILY TREE LINK

NORTHERN IRELAND

 

 

 

SPROULE FAMILY TREE LINK

 

Thomas Sproule

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

? Sproule (Blake)

 

 

 

 

 

 

John Robinson

 

 

1775 Fintona, Co Tyrone

1812, Aughadulla,

Co Tyrone

1825 Fintona, Co Tyrone

 

 

Sarah Robinson (Harpur)

 

 

1791

1817 Fintona, Co Tyrone

 

 

Thomas Sproule - same as above

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

? Sproule (Blake) - same as above

 

 

 

 

 

 

Arthur Davis

 

 

 

 

 

 

Name on daughter's wedding record

 

Mrs Davis

 

 

 

 

 

ALDOUS / STEWART FAMILY TREE LINK

 

 

 

 

ALDOUS FAMILY TREE LINK

 

James Aldous*

 

 

the Norfolk Wine Merchant, Maltster, Brewer & Porter Merchant, Publican ("The Grapes"), Farmer long term Church Warden.

 

Hand-written register of names and dates from their Family Bible.

 

 

b 7 February 1785 Redenhall (nr Harleston) Norfolk.

All Saints, Mendham

(Sussex)

10 July 1809

Harleston -1 May 1859

rloc & Bible Register

buried St Mary, Redenhall

 

James' parents were James Aldous and Martha (Whiting)  of Starson nr Harleston who were buried in a vault in St Margaret's Church, Starson.  We have also identified all four of their parents, and there are links to several parish records here.

 

 

Harriette Aldous (Poole )*

 

 

the girl from Mendham

 

Register from Family Bible

 

 

8 April 1783

Harleston or Mendham,

Suffolk

 

bu 13 October 1866 (83), St Mary Redenhall

 

Harriette was the daughter of John and Sarah Poole (Strutt) who were married in St Mary Redenhall on 24 April 1777

 

 

Samuel Seward*

 

the Sussex then Hampshire yeoman (tenant) farmer who moved from Loxwood to Weston in 1804 and built a very big windmill and a very successful agri-mining business.

January 1787

Loxwood

ch Wisborough Green,

W Sussex

Old Church, St Pancras

6 March 1821

 

 

25 November 1867 (80) Weston, nr Buriton (rloc Petersfield)

 

Probate

 

Memorial and Tombs in Buriton Parish Church

 

 

Samuel's dad Thomas (born 1748) died in 1813, leaving an interesting will  (transcript) and the 26 year old Samuel in charge of Weston and its humungous windmill, instead of his older brother.

 

Thomas' parents were Yeoman Farmer John Seward and his wife Hannah of Loxwood.

 

 

how on earth did Samuel meet .....

 

Elizabeth Seward (Haw)*

 

 

Link to photo page about Buriton and the Sewards

 

the Londoner - only surviving child of a rich builder who eventually built himself a big sarcophagus outside the south door of St Mary Buriton.

 

b 26 August 1791,

St Pancras

 

 

December 1858 (66)

Weston, nr Buriton

(rloc Petersfield)

 

 

Elizabeth's parents were builder William (1764 - 1839) & wife Elizabeth Haw (1767 - 1829) from Hanway St / Oxford St (then in the parish of St Pancras).  Elizabeth's 1829 St Pancras Burial RecordMemorial and Tombs in Buriton Parish Church.    William Haw's Will

 

James Stewart Snr*

the Brechin house painter

October 1804

Dundee

 

 

21 December 1833

Brechin

 

 

October 28 1867

Brechin

(63)

 

 

James Stewart's father (also James and also a house painter) married Elizabeth Hamilton (b1782in Edinburgh on 10 February 1803.

 

Elizabeth's father Alexander married Elizabeth Brodie in Gladsmuir on 25 July 1777.

 

 

Mary (May) Stewart (Falconer)*

 

Montrose girl

March 1811

Montrose

 

 

April 11 1867

Brechin

(56)

 

 

 

Mary's parents John Falconer (Agricultural Labourer)  and Jean Cooper married in Laurencekirk Parish Church on 24 October 1804.

 

Robert Waugh

the Belfast baker and assisted immigrant to Victoria

c1800, probably Old Park, Co Antrim (now part of Belfast, N Ireland)

c1827, Belfast, Ireland

Presbyterian

 

10 July 1856 (56) Melbourne (Old Cemetery Record Book)

No government death record located. 

 

Will

 

 

Garrow passenger list - 1838 / 39 - the Waugh family (2 + 2 + 1 on the voyage) sails from Belfast Sydney. LHS  RHS Arrival Documents.  Then on to Melbourne on the John Barry.

 

Robert was the son of Robert - Miller, Farmer, Land Steward, of Old Park, Co Antrim.

 

Isabella was the daughter of James Henderson and Amelia Shanks (and/or McGill) (Belfast).  The Hendersons were leading merchants, newspaper proprietors and Presbyterian churchmen. Henderson link

 

 

Isabella Waugh (Henderson)

 

the Belfast Henderson

August 12 1803, Belfast, Ireland

 

August 12 1872 (69)

Melbourne (register)

 

Death Cert

 

Will

 

 

* located in one or more England / Scotland censuses between 1841 and 1911

 

 

 

 

UK Probate records cover 1861-1941, but some years are missing.

 

 

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