Jewellery Quarter Research Trust BEAUCLERC Including SAYER BETHELL HAMMOND IVINS
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Beauclerc Edmund Sayer Born 1858 Charles Sayer Born 1860 Jane Hammond 1828–1861 Edmund Sayer 1812–1891 Mary Hammond Born 1834 Henry Hammond Born 1795 Rosanna Hammond Born 1793 Elizabeth Sayer/Bethell/ Willcox 1809–1885 Richard Beauclerc (Bethell) Born 1843 Elizabeth Beauclerc (Bethell) 1843–1859 Marie Beauclerc (Bethell) 1845–1897 Born London Died Birmingham Buried Key Hill Richard Bethell (Unknown) Ann Sayer Born 1810 Charity Clemence 1776–1845 Edmund Sayer Born 1785
Beauclerc Elizabeth Sayer/Bethell /Willcox 1809–1885 Richard Beauclerc (Bethell) Born 1843 Jane Ivins Died 1873 Jane Beauclerc Born 1876 Rose Beauclerc Born 1878 Ernest Beauclerc Born 1880 Alice Beauclerc Born 1882 Annie Beauclerc Born 1884 Emily Beauclerc Born 1885 Marie Beauclerc Born 1893 Lydia Kirby 1851–1922 Elizabeth Beauclerc (Bethell) 1843–1859 Marie Beauclerc (Bethell) 1845–1897 Born London Died Birmingham Buried Key Hill Richard Bethell (Unknown) Ann Sayer Born 1810 Edmund Sayer 1812–1891 Edmund Sayer Born 1858 Charles Sayer Born 1860 Jane Hammond 1828–1861 Charity Clemence 1776–1845 Edmund Sayer Born 1785
Beauclerc Elizabeth Sayer/Bethell /Willcox 1809–1885 Richard Beauclerc (Bethell) Born 1843 Jane Ivins Died 1873 Jane Beauclerc Born 1876 Rose Beauclerc Born 1878 Ernest Toy Ernest Beauclerc Born 1880 Nellie Kershaw Alice Beauclerc Born 1882 Alfred Morris Annie Beauclerc Born 1884 Emily Beauclerc Born 1885 Marie Beauclerc Born 1893 Lydia Kirby 1851–1922 Elizabeth Beauclerc (Bethell) 1843–1859 Marie Beauclerc (Bethell) 1845–1897 Born London Died Birmingham Buried Key Hill Richard Bethell (Unknown) Ann Sayer Born 1810 Edmund Sayer 1812–1891 Charity Clemence 1776–1845 Edmund Sayer Born 1785
Beauclerc Elizabeth Sayer/Bethell /Willcox 1809–1885 Richard Beauclerc (Bethell) Born 1843 Jane Ivins Died 1873 Jane Beauclerc Born 1876 Rose Beauclerc Born 1878 Ernest Toy Ernest Beauclerc Born 1880 Nellie Kershaw Alice Beauclerc Born 1882 Alfred Morris Annie Beauclerc Born 1884 Emily Beauclerc Born 1885 Marie Beauclerc Born 1893 Lydia Kirby 1851–1922 Elizabeth Beauclerc (Bethell) 1843–1859 Marie Beauclerc (Bethell) 1845–1897 Born London Died Birmingham Buried Key Hill Richard Bethell (Unknown) Ann Sayer Born 1810 Edmund Sayer 1812–1891 Edmund Sayer Born 1858 Charles Sayer Born 1860 Jane Hammond 1828–1861 Charity Clemence 1776–1845 Edmund Sayer Born 1785
CENSUS Marie Beauclerc Year Reference Details 1841 1851 1861 R.G. 9/2163 1871 R.G. 10/3127 1881 1891 1901
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Walcot Methodist Church Walcot - Bath Burial of Elizabeth Beauclerc (aged) 16 1843 - 1859
Will of Marie Beauclerc 1891 13 September, address Pine Place, Harbourne, made her will: This is the last will and testament of me, Marie Beauclerc, of Pine Place, Harborne, B'ham. I hereby give and bequeath to the Rev JC Sheet of Shrewsbury, the Rev Geo St Clair of Cardiff, Dr F R Lee Strathy of Harborne and W J Clarke of B'ham the whole of my property including all and everything I may die possessed of. In trust to pay to Richard Beauclerc one third of whatever my estimate may realise and as to the residue to distribute the same in such manner as my trustees shall on their uncontrolled discretion see fit and I hereby appoint the said Dr F R Lee Strathy and W J Clarke, executors of this my will. In witness whereof I have here unto set my hand this 13th day of Sep 1891 - Marie Beauclerc. Signed by her in the presence of each other and all being present at the same time have hereunto set our names as attending witnesses. Susan Mowbray, William Buggins, coachman, on 3rd day of November 1897, probate of this will was granted at B'ham, to Fred. Ralph Lee Strathy, one of the executors.
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Miscellaneous Number Reference Details 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
BELVEDERE (Red door is number 8 and the grey door is number 7) As far as we can tell, these are the houses of Elizabeth and Edmond Sayer referred to in the census and street directories.
1846 - Edmund Sayer : 7 Belvedere Silverthorne's 1846 Street Directory
1852 : Mrs Sayer - 8 Belvedere and Edmund Sayer - 36 Belvedere 1852 Bath Directory
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