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Family of George BEARDSHAW and Amelia (BEARDSHAW, GEORGE)

Husband: George BEARDSHAW (1801-1869)
Wife: Amelia (BEARDSHAW, GEORGE) (1802- )
Children: Vickers George BEARDSHAW (1822-1893)
Jonathan BEARDSHAW (1827-1911)
Ann BEARDSHAW (1827- )
William BEARDSHAW (1828- )
Charles C BEARDSHAW (1832- )
Edward Taylor BEARDSHAW (1833- )
Elizabeth Matilda BEARDSHAW (1835- )
Mary Hannah BEARDSHAW (1838- )
Albert BEARDSHAW (1839- )
Census (family) 1841 Sheffield 1
home 1855 Woodbourn Hall 2

Additional Information

Census (family) Fulwood Road
home Attercliffe, Sheffield

Husband: George BEARDSHAW

Name: George BEARDSHAW 3,4,5
Sex: Male
Father: Jonathan BEARDSHAW (bef1780-1851)
Mother: Elizabeth TAYLOR ( - )
Birth (1) 1801 Sheffield 6
Baptism 26 Mar 1802 (age 0-1) St Peter & St Paul (Sheffield Catherdral) 7
Birth (2) 1804 Sheffield 8
Started Business 1825 (age 21 (!)) 9
Occupation (1) frm 1841 to 1851 (age 39-50) File and Saw Manufacturer; Sheffield 1,10
Occupation (2) 1844 (age 42-43) Merchant 11
Residence 1851 (age 49-50) Mushroom Bank, Fulwood Road
Business Event (1) bef 1852 (age 50-51) 12
Business Event (2) 1854 (age 52-53) Baltic Steel Works 13
Death 28 Mar 1869 (age 67-68)
Occupation (3) Alderman and Proprieter of Baltic Works

Additional Information

Birth (2) 1st of 29 children (see 28th Child)
Started Business 5 Hollis Croft
Saw Manufacturer
Business Event (1) 16 Garden Street
Address confirmation
Business Event (2) Effingham Road, Attercliffe, Sheffield
The works were built for George Beardshaw

Wife: Amelia (BEARDSHAW, GEORGE)

Name: Amelia (BEARDSHAW, GEORGE) 1,14
Sex: Female
Father: -
Mother: -
Birth 1802 15

Child 1: Vickers George BEARDSHAW

Name: Vickers George BEARDSHAW 16,17,18
Sex: Male
Spouse: Emma Ann BUCK (1824- )
Birth (1) 1822 Sheffield 19
Birth (2) 1826 Sheffield
Census 1841 (age 18-19) Sheffield 1
Occupation (1) 1841 (age 18-19) Saw Manufacturer; Sheffield 20
Residence (1) 1 Aug 1844 (age 21-22) Sheffield 21
Occupation (2) 2 Aug 1844 (age 21-22) Merchant 22
Occupation (3) 3 Mar 1847 (age 24-25) Saw Maker
Residence (2) 3 Mar 1847 (age 24-25) No. ? Western Bank
Death 9 Apr 1893 (age 70-71) Sheffield
Occupation (4) Proprierter of the Baltic Works (see notes); Effingham Road, Attercliffe,Sheffield,Yorks 23

Additional Information

Census Fulwood Road
Age shown as 20 (to nearest 5 years) and living with parents.

Child 2: Jonathan BEARDSHAW

Name: Jonathan BEARDSHAW 15,24
Sex: Male
Spouse: Francis PARKER (1841- )
Birth 1827 Sheffield 15,25,26
Census 1841 (age 13-14) Sheffield 27
Death 10 Dec 1911 (age 83-84)
Occupation Bank Clerk 10

Additional Information

Census Fulwood Road

Child 3: Ann BEARDSHAW

Name: Ann BEARDSHAW 1
Sex: Female
Spouse: HAMMOND ( - )
Birth 1827 Sheffield 1

Child 4: William BEARDSHAW

Name: William BEARDSHAW 28
Sex: Male
Birth 1828 Sheffield 15
Occupation File and Saw Manufacturer 10

Child 5: Charles C BEARDSHAW

Name: Charles C BEARDSHAW 10
Sex: Male
Spouse: Fannie ?? (1839- )
Birth 1832 15
Occupation (1) Commercial Traveller
Census 1841 (age 8-9) Sheffield 1
Occupation (2) 1851 (age 18-19) Merchants Clerk; Sheffield 10

Additional Information

Census Fulwood Road

Child 6: Edward Taylor BEARDSHAW

Name: Edward Taylor BEARDSHAW 29,30,31
Sex: Male
Spouse: Annie E ? (1849- )
Birth 1833 Sheffield 15
Census 1841 (age 7-8) Sheffield 1
Occupation Merchants Clerk 10

Additional Information

Census Fulwood Road

Child 7: Elizabeth Matilda BEARDSHAW

Name: Elizabeth Matilda BEARDSHAW 26,32
Sex: Female
Birth 1835 15
Census 1841 (age 5-6) Sheffield 1

Additional Information

Census Fulwood Road

Child 8: Mary Hannah BEARDSHAW

Name: Mary Hannah BEARDSHAW 26,33
Sex: Female
Birth 1838 Sheffield 15

Child 9: Albert BEARDSHAW

Name: Albert BEARDSHAW 10
Sex: Male
Birth 1839 Sheffield 15
Census 1841 (age 1-2) Sheffield 34

Additional Information

Census Fulwood Road

Note on Husband: George BEARDSHAW (1) - shared note

Sheffield Mercury 10 August 1822

 

Entry in Sheffield Mercury 10 August 1822. Although the name is not mentioned other evidence indicates the following entry relates to JONATHAN BEARDSHAW of the Ball Inn - Hawley Croft (See Reminisenses of Sheffield

 

"Yesterday afternoon, a respectable couple, inhabitants of this town, presented their EIGTH AND TWENTIETH CHILD at the batismal font of the Parish Church. They have been married about 20 years, and the mother has been delivered of a child every

succeding ten months. A very respectable surgeon in this town can bear testimony to this fact, having himself attended her at every birth except one, and on this occasion he happened to be away from home. There have been no twins, and the eldest and youngest are the only children now living."

 

So George was born around 1802/3 and Jonathan in 1822

Note on Husband: George BEARDSHAW (2)

1st Child of Jonathan35

Note on Husband: George BEARDSHAW (3)

Bacame an Alderman35

Note on Husband: George BEARDSHAW (4)

Worked at the Baltic Works35

Note on Husband: George BEARDSHAW (5)

Entry in 'History of the Company of Cutlers in Hallamshire in the County of York' under the heading:

Note on Husband: George BEARDSHAW (6)

'List of Apprentices and Freemen'

Note on Husband: George BEARDSHAW (7)

Beardshaw, George, Purchase 'filesmith' Freedom of Sheffield in 1860

Note on Husband: George BEARDSHAW (8)

Obituary exists but not yet seen. (of Baltic Steel Works)

Sources

1"Census - 1841 Images CD" (Stepping Stones Data CD's Ltd). Cit. Date: 1 July 2005. Assessment: Primary evidence.
Tony Beardshaw, Rotherham. Email: Beardshaw@tesco.net.
2Deryck Haden Beardshaw, "Derycks Family Note Book".
Deryk Beardshaw, Sheffield.
3Ibid. Page 1.
Text From Source: Gearge Beardshaw was set up in business at age 21 by his father as a saw manufacturer and in 1819 his father joined him in partnership under the title of Jonathon Beardshaw & Son with a capital of £800 and premises at 5 Hollis Croft, later moved to Garden Street (16-18). George Beardshaw was an alderman of the Town Council and shortly after his fathers death built new works at Attercliffe known as the Baltic steel works, which were opened in July 1854. George Beardshaw lived near the new works at Woodbourn Hall from 1855.
4GRO, "Marriage Certificate Vickers George Beardshaw to Emma Ann Buck". Cit. Date: "27-12-2004". Assessment: Primary evidence.
Text From Source: Fathers name and surname: George Beardshaw
General Register Office, Certificate Services Section General Register Office PO Box 2 SOUTHPORT PR8 2JD. Web: www.gro.gov.uk.
5"PR Sheffield Cathedral" (CD of Baptism Transcriptions for St Peter & St Paul). Book 14 (January 1796 - June 1806). Cit. Date: 10 October 2006. Assessment: Secondary evidence.
Text From Source: 26 March 1803
George son of Jonathan and Elizabeth Beardshaw
Silver Plater
Tony Beardshaw, Rotherham. Email: Beardshaw@tesco.net.
6"1851 Census Return George Beardshaw-1802" (107/2337). Cit. Date: 8 February 2006. Assessment: Questionable.
Text From Source: Age indicates he was 49 in 1851
Ancestry.co.uk, www.ancestry.co.uk.
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      Source: 1851 Census Return George Beardshaw-1802, "1851_George_Beardshaw-1802"
 
7"PR Sheffield Cathedral" (CD of Baptism Transcriptions for St Peter & St Paul). Book 14 (January 1796 - June 1806). Cit. Date: "10 0ct 2006". Assessment: Secondary evidence.
Text From Source: 26 March 1802
George son of Jonathan and Elizabeth Beardshaw
Silver Plater
Tony Beardshaw, Rotherham. Email: Beardshaw@tesco.net.
8R E Leader, "Reminiscences of Sheffield" (OCR (Eric Youle) copy of original book).
Sheffield Central Library.
9Deryck Haden Beardshaw, "Derycks Family Note Book". Page 1.
Deryk Beardshaw, Sheffield.
10"1851 Census Return George Beardshaw-1802" (107/2337). Cit. Date: 8 February 2006. Assessment: Primary evidence.
Ancestry.co.uk, www.ancestry.co.uk.
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      Source: 1851 Census Return George Beardshaw-1802, "1851_George_Beardshaw-1802"
 
11GRO, "Marriage Certificate Vickers George Beardshaw to Emma Ann Buck". Assessment: Questionable.
For some reason the address at the time of marriage for his son is shown as Sheffield in the county of York.
General Register Office, Certificate Services Section General Register Office PO Box 2 SOUTHPORT PR8 2JD. Web: www.gro.gov.uk.
12Unknown, "A DIRECTORY OF THE BOROUGH AND PARISH OF SHEFFIELD, 1852" (http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/YKS/Misc/Transcriptions/WRY/Sheffield1852Alpha A-B.html). Text From Source: Beardshaw Jonathan and Son, merchants and saw, file, edgetool, and steel manufacturers, 16 Garden street
13Deryck Haden Beardshaw, "Derycks Family Note Book". Page 1a. Cit. Date: 2004. Assessment: Secondary evidence.
Deryk Beardshaw, Sheffield.
14"Census - 1841 Images CD" (Stepping Stones Data CD's Ltd). Cit. Date: 1 July 2005. Assessment: Primary evidence.
Age shown as 40 and born in Yorkshire
Tony Beardshaw, Rotherham. Email: Beardshaw@tesco.net.
15"1851 Census Return George Beardshaw-1802" (107/2337). Cit. Date: 8 February 2006. Assessment: Questionable.
Ancestry.co.uk, www.ancestry.co.uk.
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      Source: 1851 Census Return George Beardshaw-1802, "1851_George_Beardshaw-1802"
 
16Deryck Haden Beardshaw, "Derycks Family Note Book". Page 1a.
Text From Source: Vickers George Beardshaw lived at Don Bank House and his eldest son William Frederick Beardshaw joined his fathers firm in 1873. He married a French lady Hélène Walker. There were no children.
A younger son of Vicker George Beardshaw was Joseph Beardshaw who founded the firm known as Joseph Beardshaw and Co in Bessemer Rd, Attercliffe, which was formed into a limited company in 1947 with a nominal capital of £10,000. Went into voluntary liquidationin March 1994.
Deryk Beardshaw, Sheffield.
17"Birth Certificate Joseph Beardshaw". Name and surname of father:. Cit. Date: "27-12-2004". Assessment: Primary evidence.
General Register Office, Certificate Services Section General Register Office PO Box 2 SOUTHPORT PR8 2JD. Web: www.gro.gov.uk.
18"Memorial Inscription - Burngreave" (MI listing produced by S&DFHS).
Tony Beardshaw, Rotherham. Email: Beardshaw@tesco.net.
19"Census - 1851 Images".
Tony Beardshaw, Rotherham. Email: Beardshaw@tesco.net.
20"Census - 1841 Images CD" (Stepping Stones Data CD's Ltd). CD 10 p171. Cit. Date: 1 July 2005. Assessment: Primary evidence.
Tony Beardshaw, Rotherham. Email: Beardshaw@tesco.net.
21GRO, "Marriage Certificate Vickers George Beardshaw to Emma Ann Buck". Cit. Date: "27-12-2004".
Text From Source: Residence at the time of Marriage: For some reason the address at the time of marriage for his son is shown as Sheffield in the county of York
General Register Office, Certificate Services Section General Register Office PO Box 2 SOUTHPORT PR8 2JD. Web: www.gro.gov.uk.
22Ibid. Rank or Profession:. Cit. Date: "27-12-2004". Assessment: Primary evidence.
Text From Source: Merchant
23Ibid. Rank or Profesion. Assessment: Primary evidence.
24R E Leader, "Reminiscences of Sheffield" (OCR (Eric Youle) copy of original book). Chapter IX Doctors, Lawyers and Parsons. Cit. Date: "15-12-2003". Assessment: Secondary evidence.
Text From Source: Only two of these were surviving in 1822 (Sheffield Mercury - Aug. 10. 1822), the eldest, who became Alderman George Beardshaw, of the Baltic Works: and the twenty-eighth, destined to carry on the ancestral business at Diamond Works, Hollis Croft, and to have as his son Mr. Henry John Beardshaw who still lives in his father's house at the corner of Northumberland Road and Western Bank (" Western Hill," formerly called - The Racecourse Nook Crookesmoor~), and continues the manufacture of cutlery in Hollis Croft.
The source tesxt indicates birth of 28th child to be around 1822
Sheffield Central Library.
25"Census - 1841 Images CD" (Stepping Stones Data CD's Ltd).
Tony Beardshaw, Rotherham. Email: Beardshaw@tesco.net.
26"Census - 1861 - Sheffield" (SDFHS Floppy Disk).
Tony Beardshaw, Rotherham. Email: Beardshaw@tesco.net.
27"Census - 1841 Images CD" (Stepping Stones Data CD's Ltd). 1333/3 p171 of Stepping Stones CD set. Cit. Date: 1 July 2005. Assessment: Primary evidence.
Tony Beardshaw, Rotherham. Email: Beardshaw@tesco.net.
28"1851 Census Return George Beardshaw-1802" (107/2337). Cit. Date: 8 February 2006. Assessment: Secondary evidence.
Ancestry.co.uk, www.ancestry.co.uk.
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      Source: 1851 Census Return George Beardshaw-1802, "1851_George_Beardshaw-1802"
 
29"Census - 1891" (Floppy disc from SDFHS).
30"Census - 1881 - Sheffield".
31"1851 Census Return George Beardshaw-1802" (107/2337). Cit. Date: 8 February 2006. Assessment: Secondary evidence.
Census return only shows name as Edward Beardshaw
Ancestry.co.uk, www.ancestry.co.uk.
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      Source: 1851 Census Return George Beardshaw-1802, "1851_George_Beardshaw-1802"
 
32Ibid. Cit. Date: 8 February 2006. Assessment: Primary evidence.
Only the M for Matilda is shown on census
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      Source: 1851 Census Return George Beardshaw-1802, "1851_George_Beardshaw-1802"
 
33Ibid. Cit. Date: 8 February 2006. Assessment: Primary evidence.
Shown on as Mary H on return
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      Source: 1851 Census Return George Beardshaw-1802, "1851_George_Beardshaw-1802"
 
34"Census - 1841 Images CD" (Stepping Stones Data CD's Ltd). CD 10 1333 p171. Cit. Date: 1 July 2005. Assessment: Primary evidence.
Tony Beardshaw, Rotherham. Email: Beardshaw@tesco.net.
35R E Leader, "Reminiscences of Sheffield" (OCR (Eric Youle) copy of original book). Text From Source: Jonathan Beardshaw (1780-1851), while continuing the Hollis Croft Cutlery Works, took " The Ball " Inn, Hawley Croft. He was the father of twenty-nine children, of whom twenty-eight were born in regular succession at intervals of ten months through twenty-three years. Only two of these were surviving in 1822 (Sheffield Mercury - Aug. 10. 1822), the eldest, who became Alderman George Beardshaw, of the Baltic Works:
Sheffield Central Library.