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Simeonis BEEVERS

~1669 - ~1754

of Almondbury, Yorkshire

Daniel BEEVERS

bap.1712 - ~1762

of Almondbury, Yorkshire

George BEEVERS

bap.1756 - ~1817

Cordwainer of Royston, Yorkshire

George BEEVERS

bap.1783 - ~1846

Hostler of Hemsworth, Pontefract, Yorkshire

Jonas COPLEY

bap.1716 - bur.1778

Labourer of Cawthorne, Barnsley, Yorkshire

Hannah COPLEY

bap.1755 - 1803

of Darton, Barnsley, Yorkshire

Martha MYERS

~1716 - ~1791

of Emley, Huddersfield, Yorkshire

Charles BEEVERS

bap.1810 - 1872

Groom of Hemsworth, Pontefract, Yorkshire

Thomas BEETHAM

1754 - ~1817

of Badsworth, Pontefract, Yorkshire

Sarah BEETHAM

1784 - ~1867

of Hemsworth, Pontefract, Yorkshire

Susanna WILSON

1754 - ~1817

of Wrangbrook, Pontefract, Yorkshire

George James BEEVERS

bap.1833 - 1892

Railway guard of Selby, Yorkshire

Richard MARSH

~1719 - ~1794

Joiner of Pontefract, Yorkshire

Miles MARSH

bap.1765 - ~1831

Bricklayer and stonemason of Wakefield, Yorkshire

Frances JACKSON

~1719 - bur.1794

of Kingston Upon Hull, Yorkshire

Hannah MARSH

1810 - 1839

of Selby, Yorkshire

Mary RUSSELL

~1772 - ~1857

of Yorkshire

William BEEVERS

1857 - 1911

Warehouseman (clothiers) of Mansfield, Nottinghamshire

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

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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

Narrative and Notes

William BEEVERS was born in Mansfield, Notts in 1856/7. His father was a railway guard. William was a mechanic, but also worked on the railways.

He married Mary TURNER at Little Holbeck, Yorkshire in November 1877. Witnesses were Charles BEEVERS (a brother?) and Emma PENNEY.

He and his family appear to have moved around a great deal. His son, Fred, was born in Lincoln, his eldest daughter, Elizabeth, was born in Leeds and Eleanor was born in Leicester.

This may be explained by his later occupation as a railway foreman declared at the time of his daughter Eleanor's birth in 1884. By 1891, however, he had moved the family to 19 Sykes Street, Everton and was a general labourer. In 1901 he was a warehouseman at a clothiers in Liverpool.

Another known address for them is at 32 Laith Street, Liverpool.

Mary died on 6th November 1907 aged 50, and he died on 24th January 1911 at 7 Eaton Place, Everton.

Timeline

Personal Family World

Date

Age^*

Event

Place

15 Feb 1857

Birth

4 Tenter Lane, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire

7 Apr 1861

Census

4 Brewery Yard, Holbeck, Leeds, Yorkshire

2 Apr 1871

Census

4 Triangle St, Holbeck, Leeds, Yorkshire

2 Apr 1871

Occupation: Wheelwright

⁴

Leeds, Yorkshire

17 Nov 1877

Residence

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Marshall Street, Little Holbeck, Yorkshire

17 Nov 1877

Occupation: Mechanic

17 Nov 1877

Marriage to wife Mary TURNER

⁶⁷

Little Holbeck, Yorkshire

btw 1878 and 1879

Birth of daughter Sarah Elizabeth BEEVERS

Leeds, Yorkshire

c. Jun 1880

Birth of son Fred BEEVERS

⁸

Lincoln, Lincolnshire

3 Apr 1881

Census

⁹

Sendalls Boulevard, Lincoln, Lincolnshire

3 Apr 1881

Occupation: Railway carriage inspector

Lincoln, Lincolnshire

1 Sep 1884

Birth of daughter Eleanor BEEVERS

¹⁰

15 Chipstone Street, Leicester, Leicestershire

5 Apr 1891

Census

¹¹

19 Sykes Street, Everton, Lancashire

5 Apr 1891

Occupation: General labourer

Everton, Lancashire

29 Jan 1892

Death of mother Dinah CLAYTON

¹²

10 Hague Terrace, Orange St, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire

23 Dec 1892

Death of father George James BEEVERS

¹³

10 Hague Terrace, Orange St, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire

31 Mar 1901

Census

¹⁴

19 Sykes Street, Everton, Lancashire

31 Mar 1901

Occupation: Warehouseman (clothiers)

Everton, Lancashire

22 Jan 1905

Marriage of daughter Eleanor BEEVERS and Randolph SCOTT

¹⁵¹⁶

St. Bridget's Church, Wavertree, Lancashire

6 Nov 1907

Residence

¹⁷

32 Laith Street, Everton, Lancashire

6 Nov 1907

Present at the of Mary TURNER

¹⁸¹⁹

32 Laith Street, Everton, Lancashire

24 Jan 1911

Occupation: Draper's goods receiver

²⁰

24 Jan 1911

Death

²¹

7 Eaton Place, Everton, Lancashire

5 Feb 1911

Burial

²²

Section 1, No 1389, West Derby Cemetery, Lowerhouse Lane, Liverpool, Lancashire

5 Mar 1940

Death of daughter Eleanor BEEVERS

²³

129 Haslingden Road, Blackburn, Lancashire

Documented age, Calculated age, Estimated age

Citations

1 - 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

2 - 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

3 - 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

4 - 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

5 - Beevers - Turner

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

6 - 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

7 - 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

8 - UK 1881 Census - 3rd April 1881

I.W.Bevis - Head - Mar - 24 - Railway Carrge Inspector - Mansfield, Notts
Mary Bevis - Wife - Mar - 23 - - Metley, Yorks
Sarah E Bevis - Daur - Un - 2 - - Leeds, Yorks
Fred Bevis - Son - - 10 months - - Lincoln

9 - UK 1881 Census - 3rd April 1881

I.W.Bevis - Head - Mar - 24 - Railway Carrge Inspector - Mansfield, Notts
Mary Bevis - Wife - Mar - 23 - - Metley, Yorks
Sarah E Bevis - Daur - Un - 2 - - Leeds, Yorks
Fred Bevis - Son - - 10 months - - Lincoln

10 - UK General Registry Office Birth Certificate

Registration District Leicester
1884 BIRTH in the Sub-District of East Leicester in the County of Leicester
No - 359
When and where born - First September 1884, 15 Chipstone Street
Name, if any - Eleanor
Sex - Girl
Name and surname of father - William Beevers
Name, surname and maiden surname of mother - Mary Beevers formerly Turner
Occupation of father - Railway foreman
Signature, description and residence of informant - Mary Beevers, Mother, Chipstone Street, Leicester
When registered - Fourth October 1884

11 - UK 1891 Census - 5th April 1891

Everton, Liverpool, Parish of St Chrysostoms
19 Sykes Street
Wm Beevers - Head - M - 34 - General Labourer - Employed - Notts, Mansfield
Mary Beevers - Wife - M - 33 - - - Yorks, Methley
Sarah E Beevers - Daur - S - 12 - Scholar - Yorks, Leeds
Fred Beevers - Son - S - 10 - Scholar - Lincolnshire, Lincoln
Eleanor Beevers - Daur - - 6 - Leicestershire, Leicester

12 - 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

13 - 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

14 - UK 1901 Census - 31st March 1901

William BEEVERS - Head - M - 44 - Warehouseman (Clothiers) - Worker - Notts, Mansfield
Mary BEEVERS - Wife - M - 44 - - - Yorks, Castleford
Elizabeth BEEVERS - Daur - S - 22 - Packer Stationary - Worker - Yorks, Leeds
Fred BEEVERS - Son - S - 20 - Warehouseman Electric Light Cos - Worker - Lincs, Lincoln
Eleanor BEEVERS - Daughter - S - 16 - Tailoress Apprentice - Worker - Leics, Leicester

15 - UK General Registry Office Marriage Certificate

1905 Marriage solemnized at St Bridgets Church in the parish of St Bridget, Wavertree in the County of Lancaster
When married: 22 Jan 1905
Randolph Scott, 22, Bachelor, Salesman, 40 Liberty Street, Father: John Scott, Salesman
Eleanor (Nellie crossed out) Beevers, 21, Spinster, -, 40 Liberty Street, Father: William Beevers, Goods Receiver
This Marriage was solemnized between us Randolph Scott, Eleanor Beevers in the presence of us, James Jordan, Jessie Brighton

16 - Wavertree, St Bridget, Parish Records

1805 Marriage solemnized at St Bridgets Church in the parish of St Bridgets Wavertree in the County of Lancaster
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
165
22 Jan 1905
Randolph Scott
~~Nellie~~ Eleanor Beevers
22
21
Bachelor
Spinster
Salesman
40 Liberty St
40 Liberty St
John Scott
William Beevers
Salesman
Goods receiver

Married in the above church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church after Banns by me A S Wymott Vicar
This Marriage was solemnized between us {
Randolph Scott
Eleanor Beevers
in the Presence of us, {
James Jordan
Jessie Brighton

17 - Mary Beevers - 1907

18 - UK General Registry Office Death Certificate

CERTIFIED COPY OF AN ENTRY OF DEATH
REGISTRATION DISTRICT West Derby
1907 DEATH in the Sub-district of Everton Southin the County of Liverpool
No
When and where died
Name and surname
Sex
Age
Occupation
Cause of death
Signature, description and residence of informant
When registered
241
Sixth November 1907
32 Laith Street
U.D
Mary Beevers
Female
50 years
Wife of William Beevers Bookkeeper
Phthisis
Cardiac Failure
Certified by D Henry M.B.
William Beevers
Widower of deceased
present at death
32 Laith Street
Sixth November 1907

19 - Remembrance Card - Mary Beevers
In Affectionate Remembrance of
Mary Beevers
Who Died 6 November 1907
Aged 50 Years
And was Interred at West Derby Cemetery
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Mourn not for her whom God hath blest,
And taken to her heavenly rest,
Freed from all sorrow, grief and pain,
Our loss is her eternal gain.
-
Funeral furnished by J. Leary, 188, Breck Rd., & 7a, Lodge Lane, Liverpool

Certified Copy of an Entry of Death
1907 Death in the Sub-District of Everton South in the County of Liverpool
No - When and where died - Sex - Age - Occupation - Cause of death - Signature, description and residence of informant - When registered - Signature of registrar
241 - Sixth November 1907, 32 Laith Street, U.D - Mary Beevers - Female - 50 years - Wife of William Beevers, Bookkeeper - Phthisis Cardiac Failure, Certified by D Henry M.B - William Beevers, Widower of deceased present at death 32 Laith Street - Sizth November 1907 - S.E.Knox, Deputy Registrar

20 - William Beevers 1911

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

21 - 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

22 - Burial Fees Acount: William Beevers
West Derby Burial Authority
Cemetery, Lowerhouse Lane, West Derby
Date 29th Jany 1911.
Received from Mr John Leary the sun of - Pounds Twelve Shillings and six Pence, for the Interment of the late William Beevers in Section 1 No 1389 Consecrated Ground
J Howarth Newton Registrar
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The funeral to be held at the Cemetery on Sunday at nine o'clock am.
The Funeral to be at the Cemetery on Sunday at None o'clock am

23 - UK General Registry Office Death Certificate

Certified Copy of an Entry of Death
1940 Death in the Sub-District of Blackburn East in the County Borough of Blackburn
No - When and where died - Sex - Age - Occupation - Cause of death - Signature, description and residence of informant - When registered - Signature of registrar
241 - Fifth March 1940, 129 Haslingden Road U.D. - Eleanor Scott - Female - 55 years - of 11 Mona Road, Blackburn U.D. Wife of Randolph Scott a Labourer (Munition works) - I(a) Cardiac failure (b) Chronic Bronchitis (c) Mitral Stenosis Certified by Patrick Cosgrave MB - R Scott Widower of deceased 11 Mona Road Blackburn - Fifth March 1940 - Jim Parkinson Registrar