my G-G Grandfather

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mcnaught
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my G-G Grandfather

Post by mcnaught » Sun Jul 28, 2013 3:56 pm

Hello all,

I wonder if anyone can help me with the search I´m doing on my family. I´ve hit a brick wall with my G-G Grandfather George Beaumont born 1818 died 1858. Came from Haddingtonshire. Married Elizabeth Marr there. I´ve got everyone up to the present, but cannot find anything about his parents, from D certificate the father was called John and was a gardener.
Hope someone out there can help.

Thanks a million,

nelmit
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Re: my G-G Grandfather

Post by nelmit » Sun Jul 28, 2013 4:59 pm

mcnaught wrote:Hello all,

I wonder if anyone can help me with the search I´m doing on my family. I´ve hit a brick wall with my G-G Grandfather George Beaumont born 1818 died 1858. Came from Haddingtonshire. Married Elizabeth Marr there. I´ve got everyone up to the present, but cannot find anything about his parents, from D certificate the father was called John and was a gardener.
Hope someone out there can help.

Thanks a million,
Hello and welcome to Talking Scot. :D

Not much help really but here's a likely looking John in 1841 from FREECEN.

Piece: SCT1841/709 Place: Haddington -East Lothian Enumeration District: 1
Civil Parish: St Johns Haddington Ecclesiastical Parish, Village or Island: St Johns Q.S.
Folio: 7 Page: 13
Address: Market Street

Surname First name(s) Sex Age Occupation Where Born Remarks
BEAMONT John M 66 Gardener Journeyman England(Originally: Outside Census County (1841))

Regards,
Annette
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Re: my G-G Grandfather

Post by SarahND » Sun Jul 28, 2013 5:06 pm

Hello mcnaught and welcome,
The census Annette found looks very likely. I noticed while searching that many of the people of that surname were born in England, as was John the gardener. Does George's death certificate give a name for his mother?

All the best,
Sarah

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Re: my G-G Grandfather

Post by LesleyB » Sun Jul 28, 2013 8:12 pm

Hi mcnaught

And welcome to Talking Scot :D
What occupation did George have? (The death cert should also mention this.)

Best wishes
Lesley

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Re: my G-G Grandfather

Post by LesleyB » Sun Jul 28, 2013 8:19 pm

Is this him in 1851? From Freecen: http://www.freecen.org.uk

3 East Richmond St, St Cuthbert's Barony Of Canongate
Midlothian
BEAUMONT George Head M M 31 Slater East Lothian - East Latting
BEAUMONT Elizabeth Wife 30
BEAUMONT George Son 11 Scholar
BEAUMONT Helen Dau 7 Scholar
BEAUMONT John Son 1
PATERSON Mary Lodger 3

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Re: my G-G Grandfather

Post by LesleyB » Sun Jul 28, 2013 8:23 pm

There seems to be a birth on Family Search web site for a couple with the names you gave, having a child in Glasgow a few years later...

James Beaumont
Birth Date: 01 Oct 1858
Birthplace: HUTCHESONTOWN,GLASGOW,LANARK,SCOTLAND
Father's Name: George Beaumont
Mother's Name: Elizabeth Marr

And a child Robert in 1855 also in HUTCHESONTOWN - that birth would be well worth downloading from the ScotlandsPeople website as 1855 births give a log more information than any subsequent year.

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Re: my G-G Grandfather

Post by mcnaught » Mon Jul 29, 2013 6:29 pm

Hello everyone,

Thanks a ton for all the info Annette,I am thrilled, can I ask where you got it from??? I do use Scotland´s People, but am able only to get back as far as 1851. No hope with the 1841 census.

He was a slater, and I have a lot of info after their move to Glasgow.

Sarah, there was no mother on the death certificate. Only the father John, the gardner.

Many many thanks to all of you,

Regards, Eileen Mcnaught

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Re: my G-G Grandfather

Post by mcnaught » Mon Jul 29, 2013 7:25 pm

Hello again,

Annette, I just wanted to let you know that I tried Freecen, but they give me no info - shame!
Hope to get over to Scotland in Spring next year, and you have given me something to go on.
Thanks again,

Eileen Mcnaught

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Re: my G-G Grandfather

Post by nelmit » Mon Jul 29, 2013 7:28 pm

mcnaught wrote:Hello again,

Annette, I just wanted to let you know that I tried Freecen, but they give me no info - shame!
Hope to get over to Scotland in Spring next year, and you have given me something to go on.
Thanks again,

Eileen Mcnaught
Hi Eileen,

It was FREECEN I got it from - watch the spelling - BEAMONT

Regards,
Annette

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Re: my G-G Grandfather

Post by mcnaught » Mon Jul 29, 2013 8:12 pm

Hi Annette,

I had more luck with Scotland´s People. With the different spelling I was able to find John´s son George in 1841 census too, I´ve been searching for 3 years, and all of a sudden there they are and they are definitely the right family. Thanks again for all your help.

Kind regards, Eileen