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Alternative names

Dinah BEEVERS (Married)

Ancestors

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Thomas CLAYTON

~1759 - 1843

Shopkeeper of Yorkshire

William CLAYTON

1793 - 1880

Wood feller of Thorpe Willoughby, Yorkshire

Dinah CLAYTON

1831 - 1892

of Selby, Yorkshire

Thomas WATSON

~1751 - ~1835

School teacher of Barmby On The Marsh, Yorkshire

Elizabeth WATSON

1792 - 1852

of Barmby On The Marsh, Yorkshire

Mary THOMPSON

~1763 - ~1835

of Barmby On The Marsh, Yorkshire

Spouses and Descendants

Generations

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Dinah CLAYTON

1831 - 1892

of Selby, Yorkshire

m. George James BEEVERS (bap.1833 - 1892)

Charles BEEVERS

~1854 - ~1913

Mason (marble) of Leeds, Yorkshire

William BEEVERS

1857 - 1911

Warehouseman (clothiers) of Mansfield, Nottinghamshire

m. Mary TURNER (1857 - 1907)

Sarah Elizabeth BEEVERS

~1878 - ~1940

Packer (stationery) of Leeds, Yorkshire

Fred BEEVERS

1880 - ~1945

Electrician of Lincoln, Lincolnshire

Eleanor BEEVERS

1884 - 1940

Cinema cashier of Leicester, Leicestershire

m. Randolph SCOTT (1885 - 1950)

Randolph SCOTT

1905 - 1910

of Everton, Lancashire

Edna May SCOTT

1908 - 1994

Cotton Weaver (Part time) of Everton, Lancashire

m. John 'Jack' FORREST (1907 - 1972)

Firth Scott FORREST

1937 - 1937

of Blackburn, Lancashire

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Mona Irene SCOTT

1912 - 1914

of Everton, Lancashire

Edith Annie SCOTT

1915 - 1916

of Blackburn, Lancashire

Frederick 'Fred' BEEVERS

~1866 - ~1919

of Leeds, Yorkshire

Tom BEEVERS

~1868 - ~1925

of Leeds, Yorkshire

Narrative and Notes

Dinah CLAYTON was born in 1831 and was the ninth of twelve children.

She is identified as the mother of William BEEVERS on his birth certificate. She married George BE(E)VERS, a railway guard, porter and hydraulic liftman for Midland Railway.

Dinah died on 29 Jan 1892, aged 60, of hepatic dropsy (a form of liver failure) at her home, 10 Hague Terrace, Orange Street, Nottingham.

There seems to have been some confusion about her forename. While she is Diana on William's birth certificate, Dinah on the 1871 census and on an LDS transcription of the 1881 Census; and on the 1891 Census at the same address she is clearly Hanah. And on her death certificate she is Diana. Dinah/Diana couldn't read and write (she'd made her mark on her son's birth certificate) and perhaps she had a Yorkshire accent to further confuse government officials! Dinah, though, is the name on her wedding certificate, two censuses and on her christening record.

Timeline

Personal Family World

Date

Age^*

Event

Place

1831

Birth

Selby, Yorkshire

12 Sep 1831

Baptism

Selby Abbey, Selby, , Yorkshire, England

7 Jun 1841

Census

Thorpe Willoughby, Yorkshire

30 Apr 1848

Marriage of brother William CLAYTON and Sarah WILSON

⁴

Brayton, Selby, Yorkshire

30 Mar 1851

Census

⁵

Thorpe Willoughby, Yorkshire

25 Nov 1851

Residence

⁶

Thorpe Willoughby, Yorkshire

25 Nov 1851

Marriage to husband George James BEEVERS

⁷⁸

Brayton, Selby, Yorkshire

9 Oct 1852

Death of mother Elizabeth WATSON

⁹¹⁰

Thorpe Willoughby, Yorkshire

btw 1854 and 1855

Birth of son Charles BEEVERS

¹¹

Leeds, Yorkshire

1857

Residence

4 Tenter Lane, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire

15 Feb 1857

Birth of son William BEEVERS

¹²

4 Tenter Lane, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire

7 Apr 1861

Census

¹³

4 Brewery Yard, Holbeck, Leeds, Yorkshire

btw 1866 and 1867

Birth of son Frederick 'Fred' BEEVERS

Leeds, Yorkshire

btw 1868 and 1869

Birth of son Tom BEEVERS

¹⁴

Leeds, Yorkshire

2 Apr 1871

Census

¹⁵

4 Triangle St, Holbeck, Leeds, Yorkshire

17 Nov 1877

Marriage of son William BEEVERS and Mary TURNER

¹⁶¹⁷

Little Holbeck, Yorkshire

4 Mar 1880

Death of father William CLAYTON

¹⁸¹⁹

Thorpe Willoughby, Yorkshire

7 Mar 1880

Burial of brother William CLAYTON

²⁰

Thorpe Willoughby, Yorkshire

3 Apr 1881

Census

²¹

10 Hague Terrace, Orange St, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire

5 Apr 1891

Census

²²

10 Hague Terrace, Orange St, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire

29 Jan 1892

Death

²³

10 Hague Terrace, Orange St, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire

1 Feb 1892

Burial

²⁴

Nottingham, Nottinghamshire

23 Dec 1892

Death of husband George James BEEVERS

²⁵

10 Hague Terrace, Orange St, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire

24 Jan 1911

Death of son William BEEVERS

²⁶

7 Eaton Place, Everton, Lancashire

Documented age, Calculated age, Estimated age

Citations

1 - UK 1891 Census - 5th April 1891

Civil Parish: St Mary
Borough: Nottingham
Ward: Bridge
Ecclesiastic Parish: St Saviour
10 Hague Ter
George Beevers - Head - M- 59 - Hydraulic Liftman M.R. - Yorksh. Selby
Hanah Beevers - Wife - M - 59 - - Yorksh. Selby

2 - Selby Minster Church Records
LDS Microfilm

BAPTISMS solemnized in the Parish of Selby in the County of York in the Year one thousand eight hundred and thirty one
When baptized - Child's Christian Name - Parents Name - Abode - Quality, Trade or Profession - By whom the Ceremony was performed
1831 Sepr 12, No 441 - Dinah Daur of William & Elizabeth Clayton, Woodfeller - J. Muncaster, Incumbt

3 - UK 1841 Census - 7th June 1841
Note: Ages of adults were often rounded down to nearest 5 years. For example, a recorded age of 25 implies an age of between 25 and 29.

Thomas Clayton - 81 - Shop Keeper - Y
Elizabeth Clayton - 48 - - Y
Mary Clayton - 15 - - Y
Sarah Clayton - 14 - - Y
Dinah Clayton - 9 - - Y
George Clayton - 7 - - Y

4 - Brayton Parish Records

1848 Marriage solemnized By License in the Parish of Brayton in the County of York
123 - April 30th 1848
William Clayton - Both of full age - Bachelor - Woodman - Both of Thorpe Willoughby - Willm Clayton - Woodman
Sarah Wilson - "" - Spinster - - "" - John Wilson - Labourer
Married in the Parish Church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church by me Richd Paver Vicar
This marriage was solemnized between us,
Wm Clayton
Sarah Wilson
in the Presence of us
Ellen Foster
John Clayton

5 - UK 1851 Census - 30th March 1851

William Clayton - Head - 57 - Woodman - Yorks, Thorp Willoughby
Elizth Clayton - Wife - 59 - - Yorks, Barmby on the Moor - Blind
Mary Stubbs - Daur - Mar - 25 - - Yorks, Selby
Sarah Clayton - Daur - Un - 23 - - Yorks, Selby
Dinah Clayton - Daur - Un - 19 - Yorks, Selby

6 - Beevers - Clayton 1851

1851 Marriage solemnized at after banns in the Parish of Brayton in the County of York
No: 166
When married - November 25th 1851
Name and Surname - Age - Condition - Rank or Profession - Residence at the time of marriage - Father's name and surname - Rank or Profession of father
George Beevers - Of full age - Bachelor - Farmer's Servant - Both of Thorpe in this Parish - Chas Beevers - Groom
Dinah Clayton - A minor - Spinster - Both of Thorpe in this Parish - Wm Clayton - Woodman
Married in the Parish Church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church by _____ or after Banns by me Richd Paver: Vicar
This marriage was solemnized between us: George Beevers, Dinah Clayton in the Presence of us, Sarah Clayton, Samuel Laycock

7 - UK General Registry Office Marriage Certificate

1851 Marriage solemnized at after banns in the Parish of Brayton in the County of York
No: 166
When married - November 25th 1851
Name and Surname - Age - Condition - Rank or Profession - Residence at the time of marriage - Father's name and surname - Rank or Profession of father
George Beevers - Of full age - Bachelor - Farmer's Servant - Both of Thorpe in this Parish - Chas Beevers - Groom
Dinah Clayton - A minor - Spinster - Both of Thorpe in this Parish - Wm Clayton - Woodman
Married in the Parish Church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church by _____ or after Banns by me Richd Paver: Vicar
This marriage was solemnized between us: George Beevers, Dinah Clayton in the Presence of us, Sarah Clayton, Samuel Laycock

8 - Brayton Parish Records

1851 Marriage solemnized after Banns in the parish of Brayton in the County of York
No
When Married
Name and Surname
Age
Condition
Rank or Profession
Residence at the Time of Marriage
Father's Name and Surname
Rank or Profession of Father
166
November 25th 1851
George Beevers
Dinah Clayton
Of age
A minor
Bachelor
Spinster
Farm servant
-
Both of Thorpe in this Parish
Chas Beevers
Wm Clayton
Groom
Woodman
Married in the Parish Church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church by me Richd Paver Vicar
This Marriage was solemnized between us {
George Beevers
Dinah Clayton
in the Presence of us, {
Sarah Clayton
Samuel Laycock

9 - UK General Registry Office Death Certificate

Superintendent Registrar's District Selby
Registrar's District Selby
1852 DEATHS in the District of Selby in the County of York
No.
When Died
Name and Surname
Sex
Age
Rank or Profession
Cause of Death
Signature, Description and Residence of Informant
When Registered
Signature of Registrar
293
Ninth October 1852
Thorpe
Elizabeth Clayton
Female
60 years
Wife of William Clayton
Woodman
Erysipelas
8 days
Certified
Mary Watson Stubbs
Present at death
Thorpe
Sixteenth October 1852
John Fothergill
Junior Registrar

10 - Brayton Parish Records

BURIALS in the Parish of Brayton in the County of York in the Year 1852
Name
Abode
When buried
Age
By whom the Ceremony was performed
Elizabeth Clayton
Thorpe
October 12th
60
Richd Paver Vicar

11 - UK 1861 Census - 7th April 1861

George Beevers - Head - Mar - 29 - Railway Passenger Guard - Yorks Selby
Dinah Beevers - Wife - Mar - 29 - - Yorks Selby
Charles Beevers - Son - - 6 - - Yorks Leeds
William Beevers - Son - - 4 - - Notts Mansfield

12 - UK General Registry Office Birth Certificate

Registration District Mansfield
1857 BIRTH in the Sub-District of Mansfield in the County of Nottingham
No - When and where born - Name, if any - Sex - Name and surname of father - Name, surname and maiden surname of mother - Occupation of father - Signature, description and residence of informant - When registered
270 - Fifteenth February 1857, 4 Tenter Lane - William - Boy - George Bevers - Diane Bevers formerly Clayton - Railway Guard - + The mark of Diana Bevers, mother, 4 Tenter Lane, Mansfield

13 - UK 1861 Census - 7th April 1861

George Beevers - Head - Mar - 29 - Railway Passenger Guard - Yorks Selby
Dinah Beevers - Wife - Mar - 29 - - Yorks Selby
Charles Beevers - Son - - 6 - - Yorks Leeds
William Beevers - Son - - 4 - - Notts Mansfield

14 - UK 1881 Census - 3rd April 1881

George BEEVERS Head M Male 49 Selby, York, England Railway Porter
Dinah BEEVERS Wife M Female 49 Selby, York, England
Tom BEEVERS Son Male 12 Leeds, York, England Scholar
Andrew MC CULLOCH Boarder U Male 19 Scotland N K Merchants Son

15 - UK 1871 Census - 2nd April 1871

George Beevers - Head - Mar - 39 - Railway Guard - Yorks, Selby
Dinah Beevers - Wife - Mar - 39 - - Yorks Selby
Charles Beevers - Son - Unm - 16 - Marble Mason - Yorks, Leeds
William Beevers - Son - - 14 - Wheelwright - Notts, Mansfield
Fred. Beevers - Son - - 4 - Scholar - Yorks, Leeds
Tom Beevers - Son - - 2 - - Yorks, Leeds

16 - UK General Registry Office Marriage Certificate

1877 Marriage solemnized at the Parish Church in the Parish of Little Holbeck in the County of York
No: 242
When married - 17 November 1877
Name and Surname - Age - Condition - Rank or Profession - Residence at the time of marriage - Father's name and surname - Rank or Profession of father
William Beevers - 20-1 - Bachelor - Mechanic - Marshall St - George Beevers - Railway Guard
Mary Turner - 20-1 - Spinster - Servant - Marshall St - Henry Turner - Miner
Married in the Parish Church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church, by _____ or after banns by me William Barnes, ??? , Vicar
This marriage was solemnized between us: Wm Beevers, Mary Her X Mark Turner in the Presence of us, Charles Beevers, Emma Penney

17 - Little Holbeck Parish Records

1877 Marriage solemnized at Parish Church in the parish of Little Holbeck in the County of York
No
When Married
Name and Surname
Age
Condition
Rank or Profession
Residence at the Time of Marriage
Father's Name and Surname
Rank or Profession of Father
242
17 November 1877
William Beever
Mary Turner
20-1
20-1
Bachelor
Spinster
Mechanic
Servant
Marshall St
Marshall St
George Beevers
Henry Turner
Railway Guard
Miner
Married in the CHURCH according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church after Banns by me William Bar[?] Vicar
This Marriage was solemnized between us {
William Beevers
Mary her X mark Turner
in the Presence of us, {
Charles Beevers
Emma Penney

18 - UK General Registry Office Death Certificate

Superintendent Registrar's District Selby
Registrar's District Selby
1880 DEATHS in the District of Selby in the County of York
No.
When Died
Name and Surname
Sex
Age
Rank or Profession
Cause of Death
Signature, Description and Residence of Informant
When Registered
Signature of Registrar
93
Fourth March 1880
Thorpe Willoughby
William Clayton
Male
86 years
Woodman
Diarrhoea
Senile Bronchitis
Certified William Bain MD
William Clayton
Grandson present at death
Thorpe Willoughby
Fifth March 1880
Richard Shepman
Registrar

19 - Brayton Parish Records

BURIALS in the Parish of Brayton in the County of York in the Year 1879 & 1880
1880
William Clayton - Thorpe - March 7 - 86 - Geo H Marwood Curate

20 - Brayton Parish Records

BURIALS in the Parish of Brayton in the County of York in the Year 1879 & 1880
1880
William Clayton - Thorpe - March 7 - 86 - Geo H Marwood Curate

21 - UK 1881 Census - 3rd April 1881

George BEEVERS Head M Male 49 Selby, York, England Railway Porter
Dinah BEEVERS Wife M Female 49 Selby, York, England
Tom BEEVERS Son Male 12 Leeds, York, England Scholar
Andrew MC CULLOCH Boarder U Male 19 Scotland N K Merchants Son

22 - UK 1891 Census - 5th April 1891

Civil Parish: St Mary
Borough: Nottingham
Ward: Bridge
Ecclesiastic Parish: St Saviour
10 Hague Ter
George Beevers - Head - M- 59 - Hydraulic Liftman M.R. - Yorksh. Selby
Hanah Beevers - Wife - M - 59 - - Yorksh. Selby

23 - UK General Registry Office Death Certificate

Certified Copy of an Entry of Death
1892 Death in the Sub-District of Nottingham South East in the County of Nottingham
No - When and where died - Sex - Age - Occupation - Cause of death - Signature, description and residence of informant - When registered - Signature of registrar
417 - Twnety ninth January 1892, 10 Hague terrace, Orange Street USD - Diana Beevers - Female - 60 years - Wife of George Beevers a railway servant - Hepatic Dropsey, Certified by R David FRCP - Geo Beevers widower of edeceased present at the death 10 Hague Terrace, Orange Street, Nottingham - Twenty ninth January 1892 - William Marriot, Registrar

24 - UK, Burial and Cremation Index, 1576-2014

Name: Diana Beevers
Register Type: Burial
Death Date: abt 1892
Burial or Cremation Date: 1 Feb 1892
Burial or Cremation Place: Nottinghamshire, England
URL: https://www.deceasedonline.com/servlet/GSDOSearch?DetsView=Summary&src=ext&fileid=9682222

25 - UK General Registry Office Death Certificate

Certified Copy of an Entry of Death
1892 Death in the Sub-District of Nottingham South East in the County of Nottingham
No - When and where died - Sex - Age - Occupation - Cause of death - Signature, description and residence of informant - When registered - Signature of registrar
118 - Twenty Third December 1892, 10 Hague Terrace, Orange Street, USD - George Beevers - Male - 60 years - Railway Servant - Chronic Bronchitis, Certified by C.R.Davidson - Mary Archer, present at the death, 9 Napoleon Terrace, Bell Street, Nottingham - Twenty Fourth December 1892 - William Marriot Registrar

26 - UK General Registry Office Death Certificate

Certified Copy of an Entry of Death
1911 Death in the Sub-District of Everton South in the County of Liverpool C.B
No - When and where died - Sex - Age - Occupation - Cause of death - Signature, description and residence of informant - When registered - Signature of registrar
411 - Twenty fourth January 1911, 7 Eaton Place, UD - William Beevers - Male - 52 years - Draper's goods receiver - Phthisis 15 months Exhaustion Certified D R Belcher LRCS - Fred Beevers, Son present at death 7 Eatoon Place - Twenty fourth January 1911 - WA Bucknall Registrar

Name	Abode	When buried	Age	By whom the Ceremony was performed
Elizabeth Clayton	Thorpe	October 12th	60	Richd Paver Vicar