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Family of Jonathan BEARDSHAW and Elizabeth STYRING
| Husband: | Jonathan BEARDSHAW (1822-1864) | |
| Wife: | Elizabeth STYRING (1825-1911) | |
| Children: | Thomas Styring BEARDSHAW (aft1848- ) | |
| Henry John BEARDSHAW (1851- ) | ||
| Alfred BEARDSHAW (1853- ) | ||
| Frank BEARDSHAW (1855?-1883) | ||
| Arthur BEARDSHAW (1858-1939) | ||
| Marriage | 10 Feb 1847 | All Saints, Rotherham |
Husband: Jonathan BEARDSHAW
| Name: | Jonathan BEARDSHAW | |
| Sex: | Male | |
| Father: | Jonathan BEARDSHAW (bef1780-1851) | |
| Mother: | Elizabeth TAYLOR ( - ) | |
| Birth | 10 Aug 1822 | Sheffield |
| Death | 30 Jun 1864 (age 41) | Sheffield 1 |
Additional Information
| Death | Mushrom Bank |
Wife: Elizabeth STYRING
| Name: | Elizabeth STYRING 2,3 | |
| Sex: | Female | |
| Father: | - | |
| Mother: | - | |
| Birth | 17 Feb 1825 | Rotherham 4 |
| Death | 31 Dec 1911 (age 86) | 27 Northumberland Road 4 |
Child 1: Thomas Styring BEARDSHAW
| Name: | Thomas Styring BEARDSHAW 4 | |
| Sex: | Male | |
| Spouse: | Julia Ann FOOTE (aft1849- ) | |
| Birth | btw 1848 and 1849 4 | |
Child 2: Henry John BEARDSHAW
| Name: | Henry John BEARDSHAW 5 | |
| Sex: | Male | |
| Birth | 1851 | Sheffield |
| Occupation | Table Knife Manufacturer 6 | |
Child 3: Alfred BEARDSHAW
| Name: | Alfred BEARDSHAW | |
| Sex: | Male | |
| Spouse: | Sarah A NEWEY (1861- ) | |
| Birth | Q3 1853 | Sheffield 6 |
| Occupation | Grocers Clerk 6 | |
Additional Information
| Birth | 1 Warrington Road, Sheffield |
Child 4: Frank BEARDSHAW
| Name: | Frank BEARDSHAW | |
| Sex: | Male | |
| Birth | 1855 (app) | Sheffield 4 |
| Death | Q4 1883 (age 27-28) | Ecclesall Bierlow,Sheffield 4 |
Child 5: Arthur BEARDSHAW
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| Arthur BEARDSHAW | Spouse: Ada LAWTON | |||
| Name: | Arthur BEARDSHAW 7 | |
| Sex: | Male | |
| Spouse: | Ada LAWTON (1872- ) | |
| Birth | 1858 | |
| Occupation | 1891 (age 33) | Merchants Manager 8 |
| Death | 1939 (age 80-81) 9 | |
Additional Information
| Occupation | 30 Upper Hanover Street, Sheffield
As shown on 1891 census |
Note on Husband: Jonathan BEARDSHAW (1)
...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.10
Note on Husband: Jonathan BEARDSHAW (2)
The following entry appears in the 'Deaths' section of the 'Sheffield Independent' newspaper 1st July 1864: "Beardshaw.- June 30th, of apoplexy, aged 42, greatly respected, Mr Jonathan Beardshaw, of Mushroom bank, brother of Mr. Alderman Beardshaw, of Attercliffe"
Sources
| 1 | "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. |
| 2 | "Census - 1861 - Sheffield" (SDFHS Floppy Disk). Piece 3469 Page 15F. Cit. Date: "15-12-2003". Assessment: Secondary evidence. |
| Tony Beardshaw, Rotherham. Email: Beardshaw@tesco.net. |
| 3 | "Cathryn Bower". Cit. Date: 16 November 2006. Assessment: Secondary evidence.
[[When we spoke at the Scarborough Family History Fair last Saturday I promised to let you have details of ‘my’ Sheffield Beardshaws. Details are as follows:- 1 Jonathan Beardshaw b: Abt. 1823 + Elizabeth Styring b: 17 February 1825 Rotherham Baptism: 13 March 1825 Rotherham m: 10 February 1847 All Saints Rotherham d: 31 December 1911 at 27 Northumberland Road, Sheffield 2 Thomas Styring Beardshaw b: Bet. 1848 and 1849 Sheffield + Julia Ann Foote b: Bet. 1849 and 1851 Sheffield m: April to June 1875 Sheffield 3 Edgar Beardshaw b: Bet. July and September 1876 Ecc. B. 3 Julia Elizabeth Beardshaw b: Bet. October and December 1877 Ecc. B. 3 Jessie Beardshaw b: Bet. October and December 1879 Ecc. B. 3 Bernard Beardshaw b: Bet. April and June 1883 Ecc. B. 2 Henry J Beardshaw b: Abt. 1851 Sheffield 2 Alfred Beardshaw b: Bet July and September 1853 Sheffield + Sarah A Newey b: Bet. April and June 1861 Wednesbury, Staffs m: Bet. July and September 1888 Birmingham 3 Lilian Bearshaw b: Bet. July and September 1890 Ecc. B. 3 Eleanor Beardshaw b: Bet. 1896 and 1897 Sheffield 2 Frank Beardshaw b: Abt. 1855 Sheffield d: Bet. October and December 1883 Ecc. B. 2 Arthur Beardshaw b: Abt. 1857 Sheffield Sheffield Do these ring any bells with you? The marriage of Alfred Beardshaw and Sarah A Newey is curious in that Alfred was the nephew of my great great grandmother Mary Ann Spendlove (nee Styring), while Sarah was the niece of my Mary Ann’s husband Robert Spendlove. Regards]] Cathryn Bower |
| 4 | Ibid. Cit. Date: 16 November 2006. Assessment: Secondary evidence.
Text From Source: When we spoke at the Scarborough Family History Fair last Saturday I promised to let you have details of ‘my’ Sheffield Beardshaws. Details are as follows:- 1 Jonathan Beardshaw b: Abt. 1823 + Elizabeth Styring b: 17 February 1825 Rotherham Baptism: 13 March 1825 Rotherham m: 10 February 1847 All Saints Rotherham d: 31 December 1911 at 27 Northumberland Road, Sheffield 2 Thomas Styring Beardshaw b: Bet. 1848 and 1849 Sheffield + Julia Ann Foote b: Bet. 1849 and 1851 Sheffield m: April to June 1875 Sheffield 3 Edgar Beardshaw b: Bet. July and September 1876 Ecc. B. 3 Julia Elizabeth Beardshaw b: Bet. October and December 1877 Ecc. B. 3 Jessie Beardshaw b: Bet. October and December 1879 Ecc. B. 3 Bernard Beardshaw b: Bet. April and June 1883 Ecc. B. 2 Henry J Beardshaw b: Abt. 1851 Sheffield 2 Alfred Beardshaw b: Bet July and September 1853 Sheffield + Sarah A Newey b: Bet. April and June 1861 Wednesbury, Staffs m: Bet. July and September 1888 Birmingham 3 Lilian Bearshaw b: Bet. July and September 1890 Ecc. B. 3 Eleanor Beardshaw b: Bet. 1896 and 1897 Sheffield 2 Frank Beardshaw b: Abt. 1855 Sheffield d: Bet. October and December 1883 Ecc. B. 2 Arthur Beardshaw b: Abt. 1857 Sheffield Sheffield Do these ring any bells with you? The marriage of Alfred Beardshaw and Sarah A Newey is curious in that Alfred was the nephew of my great great grandmother Mary Ann Spendlove (nee Styring), while Sarah was the niece of my Mary Ann’s husband Robert Spendlove. Regards Cathryn Bower |
| 5 | R 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. All this needs to be proved in other ways. However we do have a family photo showing the |
| Sheffield Central Library. |
| 6 | "Census - 1891" (Floppy disc from SDFHS). |
| 7 | "Census - 1881 - Sheffield". |
| 8 | "Census - 1891" (Floppy disc from SDFHS). piece 3799 folio 113. Cit. Date: "15-12-2003". Assessment: Secondary evidence. |
| 9 | "Clare/Nick Beardshaw". |
| Nick Beardshaw, Norwich. |
| 10 | R E Leader, "Reminiscences of Sheffield" (OCR (Eric Youle) copy of original book). CHAPTER IX. DOCTORS, LAWYERS, AND PARSONS. |
| Sheffield Central Library. |