Family of Jonathan BEARDSHAW and Elizabeth TAYLOR

See also

Jonathan BEARDSHAW's parents: John (2) BEARDSHAW ( - ) and Rachel CALOW ( - )

Jonathan BEARDSHAW's siblings: John (3) BEARDSHAW (1778?- ) and ? BEARDSHAW (1783-1859)

Husband:	Jonathan BEARDSHAW (bef1780-1851)
Wife:	Elizabeth TAYLOR ( - )
Children:	George BEARDSHAW (1801-1869)
	John BEARDSHAW (1803- )
	Jonathan BEARDSHAW (1822-1864)
Marriage	1801	St Peter & St Paul (Sheffield Catherdral) ¹
Census (family)	1841	Sheffield ²

Additional Information

Marriage	Sheffield
Census (family)	Fulwood Road

Husband: Jonathan BEARDSHAW


	Jonathan BEARDSHAW

Name:	Jonathan BEARDSHAW ^3,4
Sex:	Male
Father:	John (2) BEARDSHAW ( - )
Mother:	Rachel CALOW ( - )
Birth	bef 27 Mar 1780
Baptism	27 Mar 1780 (age 0)	St Peter & St Paul (Sheffield Catherdral) ⁵
Occupation (1)	btw 26 Mar 1802 and 4 Dec 1803 (age 21-23)	Silver Plater; Sheffield ^6,7
Occupation (2)	btw 1803 and 1820 (age 22-40)	Cutler and Landlord of the Ball Inn; Ball Inn, Hawley Croft
Occupation (3)	1841 (age 60-61)	Saw Manufacturer; Sheffield ⁸
Death	16 Mar 1851 (age 71 (!))	Sheffield ^9,10
Occupation (4)		Founder of J Beardshaw & Son Ltd - Baltic Steel Works. notes

Wife: Elizabeth TAYLOR

Name:	Elizabeth TAYLOR ^8,11,12,13
Sex:	Female
Father:	-
Mother:	-

Child 1: George BEARDSHAW

Name:	George BEARDSHAW ^12,14,15
Sex:	Male
Spouse:	Amelia (BEARDSHAW, GEORGE) (1802- )
Birth (1)	1801	Sheffield ¹⁶
Baptism	26 Mar 1802 (age 0-1)	St Peter & St Paul (Sheffield Catherdral) ⁶
Birth (2)	1804	Sheffield ¹⁷
Started Business	1825 (age 21 (!)) ¹⁸
Occupation (1)	frm 1841 to 1851 (age 39-50)	File and Saw Manufacturer; Sheffield ^8,19
Occupation (2)	1844 (age 42-43)	Merchant ²⁰
Residence	1851 (age 49-50)	Mushroom Bank, Fulwood Road
Business Event (1)	bef 1852 (age 50-51) ²¹
Business Event (2)	1854 (age 52-53)	Baltic Steel Works ²²
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

Child 2: John BEARDSHAW

Name:	John BEARDSHAW ²³
Sex:	Male
Birth	4 Dec 1803	Sheffield ²⁴
Baptism	30 Dec 1803 (age 0)	St Peter & St Paul (Sheffield Catherdral) ²⁵

Child 3: Jonathan BEARDSHAW

Name:	Jonathan BEARDSHAW
Sex:	Male
Spouse:	Elizabeth STYRING (1825-1911)
Birth	10 Aug 1822	Sheffield
Death	30 Jun 1864 (age 41)	Sheffield ²⁶

Additional Information

Death

Mushrom Bank

Note on Husband: Jonathan BEARDSHAW (1)

Jonathan Beardshaw features in a book in which it is claimed he fathered 29 children!

Born 1780 died 1851. Continued the Hollis Croft works and also took the Ball Inn, Hawley Croft. Both he and his brother John were licensed victuallers.

Set up his eldest son George in the saw trade at age of 21and entered partnership with him in 1819. [this would indicate George must have been born in or born before 1798 but of course it could be wrong]

Source - Sheffield Telegraph - 8 June 1950 (quality ?)

The text states that Jonathan was also landlord of the 'Ball Inn' as well as running 'Hollis Croft Cutlery works'

States that only the 1st and 28th child lived.^27,28

Note on Husband: Jonathan BEARDSHAW (2)

The following entry appears in the 'Deaths' section of the 'Sheffield Independent' newspaper Saturday 22 March 1851

"Beardshaw.- On Sunday last, in his 72nd year, highly esteemed by a large circle of friends, Mr Jonathan Beardshaw of the firm J. Beardshaw & Sons, saw manufacturer, Garden Street."

Date of death is therefore 16-3-1851²⁹

Note on Husband: Jonathan BEARDSHAW (3) - 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: Jonathan BEARDSHAW (4)

more information

Note on Wife: Elizabeth TAYLOR

age shown as 40 (nearest 5 years) on 1841 census⁸

Sources

¹	Various from S&DFHS, "PR Marriage Indexes - St Peter and St Paul (Sheffield Cathedral)" (CD Published by S&DFHS). Book I (1800-1803)/page 136/entry 166/year 1801. Cit. Date: 27 October 2006. Assessment: Secondary evidence.
	Tony Beardshaw, Rotherham. Email: Beardshaw@tesco.net.

²	"Census - 1841 Images CD" (Stepping Stones Data CD's Ltd). HO 107 / 1333/3. Cit. Date: 1 July 2005. Assessment: Primary evidence. Page 170 on Steppings Stones data CD no. 10
	Tony Beardshaw, Rotherham. Email: Beardshaw@tesco.net.

³	Unknown, "Beardshaw Business Booklet". Cit. Date: 16 April 2005. Assessment: Secondary evidence.

⁴	"PR Sheffield Cathedral" (CD of Baptism Transcriptions for St Peter & St Paul). 27 March 1780. Cit. Date: 10 October 2006. Assessment: Secondary evidence. Text From Source: 27 March 1780 Jonathan son of John Beardshaw, Cutler, by Rachel
	Tony Beardshaw, Rotherham. Email: Beardshaw@tesco.net.

⁵	Ibid. Book ? p129. Cit. Date: 10 October 2006. Assessment: Secondary evidence. Text From Source: 27 March 1780 Jonathan son of John Beardshaw, Cutler, by Rachel

⁶	Ibid. 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

⁷	Ibid. Book 14 (January 1796 - June 1806). Cit. Date: 10 October 2006. Assessment: Secondary evidence. Text From Source: 30 Dec 1803 John son of Jonathan and Elizabeth Beardshaw Silver Plater

⁸	"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.

⁹	"Sheffield Independant Newspaper". Text From Source: "Beardshaw.- On Sunday last, in his 72nd year, highly esteemed by a large circle of friends, Mr Jonathan Beardshaw of the firm J. Beardshaw & Sons, saw manufacturer, Garden Street."
	Sheffield Central Library.

¹⁰	"Ancestry.com Records". Sheffield March Qtr 1851 Vol 22.

¹¹	"Census - 1841 Images CD" (Stepping Stones Data CD's Ltd). HO 107 / 1333/3. Cit. Date: 1 July 2005. Assessment: Primary evidence. Page 170 of Stepping Stones CD no. 10
	Tony Beardshaw, Rotherham. Email: Beardshaw@tesco.net.

¹²	"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.

¹³	Various from S&DFHS, "PR Marriage Indexes - St Peter and St Paul (Sheffield Cathedral)" (CD Published by S&DFHS). Book I (1800-1803)/page 136/entry 166/year 1801. Cit. Date: 27 October 2006. Assessment: Primary evidence.
	Tony Beardshaw, Rotherham. Email: Beardshaw@tesco.net.

¹⁴

Deryck Haden Beardshaw, "Derycks Family Note Book". 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.

Deryk Beardshaw, Sheffield.

¹⁵	GRO, "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.

¹⁶	"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.


	Source: 1851 Census Return George Beardshaw-1802, "1851_George_Beardshaw-1802"

¹⁷	R E Leader, "Reminiscences of Sheffield" (OCR (Eric Youle) copy of original book).
	Sheffield Central Library.

¹⁸	Deryck Haden Beardshaw, "Derycks Family Note Book". Page 1.
	Deryk Beardshaw, Sheffield.

¹⁹	"1851 Census Return George Beardshaw-1802" (107/2337). Cit. Date: 8 February 2006. Assessment: Primary evidence.
	Ancestry.co.uk, www.ancestry.co.uk.


	Source: 1851 Census Return George Beardshaw-1802, "1851_George_Beardshaw-1802"

²⁰	GRO, "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.

²¹	Unknown, "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

²²	Deryck Haden Beardshaw, "Derycks Family Note Book". Page 1a. Cit. Date: 2004. Assessment: Secondary evidence.
	Deryk Beardshaw, Sheffield.

²³	"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 1803 George son of Jonathan and Elizabeth Beardshaw Silver Plater
	Tony Beardshaw, Rotherham. Email: Beardshaw@tesco.net.

²⁴	Ibid. Book 14 (January 1796 - June 1806). Cit. Date: "10 0ct 2006". Assessment: Secondary evidence. Text From Source: 4 December 1803 John son of Jonathan and Elizabeth Beardshaw Silver Plater

²⁵	Ibid. Baptisms Book 14 (January 1796 - June 1806). Cit. Date: "10 0ct 2006". Assessment: Secondary evidence. Text From Source: 30 December 1803 John son of Jonathan and Elizabeth Beardshaw Silver Plater [born] 4th Dec 1803

²⁶	"Sheffield Independant Newspaper". 1 July 1664. Text From Source: Beardshaw.- June 30th, of apoplexy, aged 42, greatly respected, Mr Jonathan Beardshaw, of Mushroom bank, brother of Mr. Alderman Beardshaw, of Attercliffe Dictionery definition of Apoplexy - Sudden loss of ability to feel or move caused by rupture or blockage of the brain artery
	Sheffield Central Library.

²⁷	R E Leader, "Reminiscences of Sheffield" (OCR (Eric Youle) copy of original book). Chapter IX.
	Sheffield Central Library.

²⁸	"Sheffield Telegraph". 8 June 1950. Cit. Date: 2000.
	Sheffield Central Library.

²⁹	"Sheffield Independant Newspaper".
	Sheffield Central Library.