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In 1841 Henry was a hostler and was living with his father.
The history of my family
In 1841 Henry was a hostler and was living with his father.
A form of gangrene occurring particularly in old people, and usually caused by insufficient blood supply due to degeneration of the walls of the smaller arteries.
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Author: LDS. Publishing Info: © IGI This information has been reproduced with permission of LDSSusannah Beevers
Female
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Event(s):
Christening: 24 JUL 1808 Hemsworth, , Yorkshire, England
Burial: 06 FEB 1809
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Parents:
Father: George Beevers
Mother: Sarah Beetham
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Source Information:
Film Number: 457314
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Buried in 1809
Feb 6 - Susan[na]h daught[e]r of George Beevers, labou[re]r
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Author: LDS. Publishing Info: © IGI This information has been reproduced with permission of LDSHENRY BEEVERS
Male
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Event(s):
Christening: 04 NOV 1821 Hemsworth Near Wakefield, Yorkshire, England
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Parents:
Father: GEORGE BEEVERS
Mother: SARAH
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Source Information:
Batch No.: Dates: Source Call No.: Type: Printout Call No.: Type:
C007312 1813 - 1876 0919304 Film 6909576 Film
Sheet: 00
LDS Microfilm
MARRIAGES folemnized in the Parish of Selby in the County of York in the Year 1832
Charles Beevers of this Parish
and Hannah Marsh of this Parish
were married in this Church by banns with Confent of
__ this first Day of July in the Year One thoufand eight hundred and thirty two
By me J. Muncaster Incumbt
This marriage was folemnized between us{
Charles X Beevers his mark
Hannah X Marsh her mark
In the Prefence of{
Thomas Marsh
James Marsh
Marriages Mar 1840
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BEEVERS Thomas Huddersfield 22 194
SENIOR Ann Huddersfield 22 194
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 Beevers - 25 - Hostler - Y
Ann Beevers - 20 - - Y
Eliza Beevers - 9 months - - Y
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Mary Senior - 70 - - Y
Mary Senior - 25 - - Y
Jane Senior - 3 - - Y
Eliza Senior - 15 - - Y
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George Beevers - 55 - Hostler - Y
Henry Beevers - 20 - Hostler - Y
Robert Baxter - 20 - Groom - Y
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 Beevers - 25 - Hostler - Y
Ann Beevers - 20 - - Y
Eliza Beevers - 9 months - - Y
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Mary Senior - 70 - - Y
Mary Senior - 25 - - Y
Jane Senior - 3 - - Y
Eliza Senior - 15 - - Y
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George Beevers - 55 - Hostler - Y
Henry Beevers - 20 - Hostler - Y
Robert Baxter - 20 - Groom - Y
Henry Beavers - Head - Mar - 30 - Carriers servant - Yorks Hemsworth
Mary Beavers - Wife - Mar - 32 - - Lincoln Boston
Mary Beavers - Lodger - Wid - 66- Retired House manager - Yorks Hemsworth
Sarah Beavers - Daur - - 1 - - Yorks Huddd
George Beavers - Son - - Under 1 m - - Yorks Huddd
Charles Haworth - - - 17 - Railway clerk - Yorks Netherton
Certified Copy of an Entry of Death
1872 Death in the Sub-District of Selby in the County of York
No - When and where died - Sex - Age - Occupation - Cause of death - Signature, description and residence of informant - When registered - Signature of registrar
388 - Ninth July 1872, Union Workhouse, Selby - Charles Beevers - Male - 63 years - Formerly Groom lately Labourer - Gangrena [senalis] Certified - Maria Pidd, present at Death, Union Workhouse, Selby - Eleventh July 1872 - Richard Shipman, Registrar