511. Tryphena Jael Louisa Barrow
birthpace taken as place of christening - ancestry.com
christening detail from ref 85 www.barrow-lousada.orgday and month of death from MyHeritage
from Alan Pereira 20 Dec 2012
Julian, I have a Findmypast record which suggests she may have been done twice, assuming you have a source for the Walcot Church christening?
First name(s) Tryphena Jaeb
Last name Barrow
Gender Female
Birth year 1811
Birth place Streatham, Surry, England
Baptism year 1827
Baptism date 12 Jun 1827
Place -
County London
Country England
Father's first name(s) Simon
Father's last name Barrow
Mother's first name(s) Tryphena Esther
Mother's last name -
Maternal grandfather's first name(s) Lyon
Maternal grandfather's last name De Symons
Record set England Births & Baptisms 1538-1975
Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records
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CHRISTENING: First name(s) Tryphena Jaeb
Last name Barrow
Gender Female
Birth year 1811
Birth place Streatham, Surry, England
Baptism year 1827
Baptism date 12 Jun 1827
Place -
County London
Country England
Father's first name(s) Simon
Father's last name Barrow
Mother's first name(s) Tryphena Esther
Mother's last name -
Maternal grandfather's first name(s) Lyon
Maternal grandfather's last name De Symons
Record set England Births & Baptisms 1538-1975
Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records
Record collection Births & baptisms
Collections from Great BritainGIVEN NAMES: Also shown as Tryphena Jael
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Balham, Surrey, England.
BIRTH RITE: Also shown as Christening Walcot Church, Bath.
BIRTH RITE: Also shown as Christening 12 Jun 1827
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Balham, Surrey, England.
BIRTH RITE: Also shown as Christening 12 Jun 1827
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Balham, Surrey, England.
BIRTH RITE: Also shown as Christening 12 Jun 1827
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Balham, Surrey, England.
BIRTH RITE: Also shown as Christening 12 Jun 1827
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Balham, Surrey, England.
BIRTH RITE: Also shown as Christening 12 Jun 1827
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Balham, Surrey, England.
BIRTH RITE: Also shown as Christening 12 Jun 1827
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Balham, Surrey, England.
BIRTH RITE: Also shown as Christening 12 Jun 1827
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Balham, Surrey, England.
BIRTH RITE: Also shown as Christening 12 Jun 1827
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Balham, Surrey, England.
BIRTH RITE: Also shown as Christening 12 Jun 1827
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Balham, Surrey, England.
BIRTH RITE: Also shown as Christening 12 Jun 1827
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Balham, Surrey, England.
BIRTH RITE: Also shown as Christening 12 Jun 1827
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Balham, Surrey, England.
BIRTH RITE: Also shown as Christening 12 Jun 1827
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Balham, Surrey, England.
BIRTH RITE: Also shown as Christening 12 Jun 1827
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Balham, Surrey, England.
BIRTH RITE: Also shown as Christening 12 Jun 1827
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Balham, Surrey, England.
BIRTH RITE: Also shown as Christening 12 Jun 1827
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Balham, Surrey, England.
BIRTH RITE: Also shown as Christening 12 Jun 1827
DEATH: Also shown as Died Exeter, England.
BURIAL: Also shown as Buried Exeter New Cemetery, England.
GIVEN NAMES: Also shown as Tryphena Jael
GIVEN NAMES: Also shown as Tryphena Jael
GIVEN NAMES: Also shown as Tryphena Jael
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Balham, Surrey, England.
BIRTH RITE: Also shown as Christening 12 Jun 1827
would have been Jacob after maternal grandfather if family had remained Jewish
He lived on the Isle of Wight before moving to Peak House for the following appears in Henry Roche's 'Jews of the Isle of Wight' - Sons born in RYDE 1848,1850 (1846 Brighton, 1851 Winchester) C1851
he inherited Peak House from his uncle Emanuel #142 in 1854 and lived there until aound 1877 when habitation apparently ceased (ref: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/lbs/physical/view/17) and the new Peak House was built around 1910. Emanuel #87 the founder of Peak House built Cliff Cottage around 1820 (ref: http://www.parksandgardens.org/places-and-people/site/4987?preview=1) but it was demolished as part of the creation of Connaught Gardens opened in 1934.
In the 1881 census, Annie E Lousada 33 and two 'granddaughters' Kate Anni 5 and Norah Agnes 4 lived with JB, Tryphena and Constance
Norah Agnes arrived in Autralia 1906 and worked as a nurse, presumably dying in Australia
Annie Ellen presumably her mother was born in Canada and lived in Australia, presumably dying in AustraliaJohn Bury says: I have read in Sidmouth history (probably Peter Orlando Hutchinson, the Sidmouth diarist and general busybody) about the arrival of a new lifeboat for the town - it came by train! - and the procession which accompanied it down to the seafront being headed by the 2nd Devon Volunteers under the command of Colonel Lousada. This was in 1869, so would have been JBL.
This agrees with the death notice of his Australian son Harry B Lousada referring to his father as Colonel
death ref 85 www.barrow-lousada.org
OBITUARY: Spouse and Children
Mrs T J Ponting«tab»Daughter«tab»Female
Extended Family
T J Ponting«tab»Son-in-Law«tab»Male
Others on Record
Perkins«tab»Non Relative«tab»MaleCHRISTENING: First name(s) John
Last name Lousada
Baptism year 1832
Birth year 1832
Birth date 12 Sep 1832
Father's first name Moses Barah
Mother's first name Bella Lousada
Baptism place Clovelly
Residence Bath
County Devon
Record set Devon Baptisms
Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records
Record collection Births & baptisms
Collections from Great Britainwould have been Jacob after maternal grandfather if family had remained Jewish
he inherited Peak House from his uncle Emanuel #142 in 1854 and lived there until aound 1877 when habitation apparently ceased (ref: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/lbs/physical/view/17) and the new Peak House was built around 1910. Emanuel #87 the founder of Peak House built Cliff Cottage around 1820 (ref: http://www.parksandgardens.org/places-and-people/site/4987?preview=1) but it was demolished as part of the creation of Connaught Gardens opened in 1934.
In the 1881 census, Annie E Lousada 33 and two 'granddaughters' Kate Anni 5 and Norah Agnes 4 lived with JB, Tryphena and Constance
Norah Agnes arrived in Autralia 1906 and worked as a nurse, presumably dying in Australia
Annie Ellen presumably her mother was born in Canada and lived in Australia, presumably dying in AustraliaJohn Bury says: I have read in Sidmouth history (probably Peter Orlando Hutchinson, the Sidmouth diarist and general busybody) about the arrival of a new lifeboat for the town - it came by train! - and the procession which accompanied it down to the seafront being headed by the 2nd Devon Volunteers under the command of Colonel Lousada. This was in 1869, so would have been JBL.
This agrees with the death notice of his Australian son Harry B Lousada referring to his father as Colonel
death ref 85 www.barrow-lousada.org
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Finsbury Square, Middlesex.
DEATH: Also shown as Died Exeter.
BURIAL: Also shown as Buried Exeter New Cemetery, England.
Marriage Notes for Tryphena Jael Louisa Barrow and John Baruh Lousada
from ref 85 www.barrow-lousada.org
married by the Vicar ArchDeacon MoyseyMARRIAGE: from ref 85 www.barrow-lousada.org
married by the Vicar ArchDeacon Moysey6 sons, 5 daughters
Children of JOHN LOUSADA and TRYPHENA BARROW are:
i.CONSTANCE MARY8 LOUSADA, m. T. J. PONTING, 16 Oct 1884, St Matthews Church, Exeter, Devon.
ii.LOUISA TRYPHENA LOUSADA, b. Somerset, Bath.
iii.AGNES LOUSADA, b. Somerset, Bath.
iv.MORTIMER LOUSADA.1841 Census:Sillwood Place, Brighton, Brighthelmstone, Sussex, England
John Lousada Male 31 1810 -
Tryphena Lousada Female 30 1811 -
Louisa Lousada Female 8 1833 -
Mary Lousada Female 6 1835 -
Agnes Lousada Female 4 1837 -
William Foster Male 26 1815 -
Charlotte Burch Female 30 1811 -
Anne Dayman Female 35 1806 -
Frances Guy Female 20 1821 Sussex, England1851 Census: Romsey Road, St Thomas, Winchester, Hampshire, England
John B Lousada Head Married Male 41 1810 Fund Holder Finsbury, Middlesex, England
T Lousada Wife Married Female 40 1811 - Balham, Surrey, England
C Lousada Daughter - Female 5 1846 - -
M J Lousada Son - Male 9 1842 Scholar Brighton, Surrey, England
St L Lousada Son - Male 4 1847 - Brighton, Surrey, England
H A Lousada Son - Male 2 1849 - Isle of Wight, England
M R Lousada Son - Male 1 1850 - Isle of Wight, England
Jane Toogood - Unmarried Female 23 1828 Serv Isle of Wight, England
Mary A Cook - Unmarried Female 24 1827 Serv Batley, Hampshire, England
Mary Prior - Unmarried Female 38 1813 Serv Steventon, Hampshire, England
Elizabeth Masters - Married Female 56 1795 Nurse Monthly Beer, Devon, England
Ellen Gray - Unmarried Female 17 1834 Serv West Stow, Dorset, England1861 Census:Perl House, Beacon Place, Sidmouth, Honiton, Devon, England
John B Lousada Head Married Male 50 1811 JP, Landed Proprietor & Fundholde London, Middlesex, England
Trayphene J Lousada Wife Married Female 50 1811 - Balham, Surrey, England
Louisa T Lousada Daughter Unmarried Female 27 1834 - Bath, Surrey, England
Mary Jane Lousada Daughter Unmarried Female 25 1836 - Bath, Surrey, England
Agness H Lousada Daughter Unmarried Female 24 1837 - Bath, Surrey, England
Mortimer Q Lousada Son Unmarried Male 19 1842 - Brighton, England
Constance Lousada Daughter Unmarried Female 8 1853 - Winchester, Hampshire, England
Edward Charles Lousada Son - Male 6 1855 - Winchester, Hampshire, England
Thomas Jennings Servant Unmarried Male 26 1835 Butler Heathfield, Somerset, England
Harriett Williams Servant Widow Female 42 1819 Cook Denbury, Devon, England
Sarah Wakeford Servant Unmarried Female 28 1833 Ladies Maid Hampshire, England
Elizabeth Edwards Servant Unmarried Female 40 1821 Housemaid Hertford, Hertfordshire, England
Jane Livermore Servant Unmarried Female 20 1841 Housemaid Sidmouth, Devon, England
Susan Goldon Servant Unmarried Female 19 1842 Nursemaid Sidmouth, Devon, England
Sarah Porter Servant Unmarried Female 19 1842 Kitchenmaid Taunton, Somerset, England1861 Census: Piece: RG9/1478 Place: Uffculme -Devon Enumeration District: 1
Civil Parish: Uffculme Ecclesiastical Parish: Uffculme
Folio: 8 Page: 11 Schedule: 77
Address: -
Surname First name(s) Rel Status Sex Age Occupation Where Born Remarks
LOUSADA St Leger Pupil - M 14 Scholar Sussex - Brighton
COLDRIDGE Percy Pupil - M 10 Scholar Devon - Ottery St Mary
Page: 8/12 HOUGHTON Warrand Pupil - M 12 Scholar Overseas - British - Canary Islands
LORAINE Charles H Pupil - M 12 Scholar Somerset - Norton Fitzwarren
PULMAN Procter Pupil - M 9 Scholar Somerset - Wellington
WINTER John Pupil - M 9 Scholar Somerset - Ash
BERNARD Arthur Pupil - M 10 Scholar Devon - Sidmouth
WILLIAMS Philip Pupil - M 8 Scholar Middlesex - London
DOVETON William Pupil - M 10 Scholar Devon - Salcombe
HAMLYN Calmady Pupil - M 12 Scholar Devon - Bridestowe
MAYCOCK Frederick Pupil - M 10 Scholar Overseas - British - Barbados
PULMAN William Pupil - M 8 Scholar Somerset - Wellington
HAMLYN Osbert Pupil - M 11 Scholar Devon - Bridestowe
BULKELY Owen Pupil - M 9 Scholar Cambridgeshire - Newmarket1861 Census: Piece: RG9/1270 Place: 2 SWINDON -Wiltshire Enumeration District: 69
Civil Parish: Chisledon Ecclesiastical Parish: -
Folio: 86 Page: 4 Schedule: 18
Address: Street
Surname First name(s) Rel Status Sex Age Occupation Where Born Remarks
MEYRICK Edwin Head M M 45 Vicar Chisledon Private Tutor Wiltshire - Ramsbury
MEYRICK Martha Wife M F 36 Wiltshire - Aldbourne
MEYRICK Arthur Son - M 10 Wiltshire - Chisledon
MEYRICK Marian Dau - F 9 Wiltshire - Chisledon
MEYRICK Laura Dau - F 6 Wiltshire - Chisledon
REEVES Phoebe Ann Servnt U F 18 Nursery Maid Wiltshire - Wroughton
MORTIMER Elizabeth Servnt U F 20 Cook Wiltshire - Mildenhall
KNIPE Ann Servnt U F 22 House Maid Wiltshire - Lydiard
DONE Jane Gvnes U F 23 Governess Middlesex - London
BROWN Sarah Louisa Pupil - F 10 Pupil Surrey - Brixton Hill
BROWN Edward Pearce Pupil - M 14 Pupil Surrey - Brixton Hill
POTTER Edward Smally Pupil U M 17 Pupil Gloucestershire - Charlton Kings
BACON John Mackenzie Pupil - M 14 Pupil Berkshire - Lambourne Woodland
LOUSADA Howell Arthur Pupil - M 12 Pupil Hampshire - Ryde I O W
LOUSADA Reginald Robert Pupil - M 11 Pupil Hampshire - Ryde I O W1881 Census: Dwelling:Redcliff
Census Place:Exeter St Sidwell, Devon, England
Source:FHL Film 1341518 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 2149 Folio 30 Page 2
MarrAgeSexBirthplace
John B. LOUSADAM71 MFinsbury Sq, Middlesex, England
Rel:HeadOcc:J.P. County Devon
Tryphena LOUSADAM70 FBalham, Surrey, England
Rel:Wife
Constance LOUSADAU28 FWinchester
Rel:Daur
Annie E. LOUSADAM33 F
Rel:Daur In LawOcc:Wife Of Capt R R Lousada 97 Regt
Kate Anni LOUSADA 5 FBermuda
Rel:Grand Daur
Norah Agnes LOUSADA 4 FLymstone, Devon, England
Rel:Grand Daur
Way JAMESM53 MCobrick
Rel:CoachmanOcc:Servant (Coach Dom)
Elizabeth GODFREYU30 FMorchard Bishop, Devon, England
Rel:HousemaidOcc:Housemaid Domestic
Mary ELLISU23 FYealmpton, Devon, England
Rel:ServantOcc:Cook Domestic
Sarah HUNTU22 FSandford, Devon, England
Rel:ServantOcc:Parlourmaid Domestic
Fanny RUMMARYU17 FExeter, Devon, England
Rel:ServantOcc:Nursemaid DomesticMARRIAGE: Also shown as Married Walcot Church, Bath.
A general in India - from Rear-Adm Barrow
Major General in Royal Artilliary (C.B.) (Ed tree)
place of death from Diane Moore 27 Sep 2016
for National Archives records see
http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/a595e213-8af8-4993-ae6e-0a1a90cc1ff3see PDF 'Joseph Lyon Barrow Descendants' on www.barrow-lousada.org for his descendants as found by Alan Pereira 9 Mar 2017
1881 England & Wales Census
Birth: Circa 1812
Balham, Surrey
Residence: 1881
3 Upper Moira Place, All Saints, Hampshire, England
Age: 69
Marital status: Widower
Occupation: Retired Major Genl
Inhabited: 1
Children: Alicia M Barrow
Emily J Barrow
Edith R Barrow
Esther F Barrow
Margaret L Barrow
Charlotte B Barrow
Kathleen M Barrow
Mary E O Barrow
Owen S Barrow
Gore Mimber Barrow
Dorothy A Barrow
Grace C Barrow
Census
Urban district: Southampton Series: RG11
Parish: All Saints Piece: 1212
Municipal ward: All Saints Registrar's district: Southampton
Municipal borough: Southampton Enumerated by: John Thompson
Ecclesiastical district: All Saints Enum. District: 41
Parlamentary borough: Southampton Page: 107
Registration district: Southampton Family: 26
County: Hampshire Line: 1
Country: England Image: 7
Date: 1881BIRTH: Ancestry:
name: Joseph Lyon Barrow
Birth Date: 18 Feb 1812
Birth Place: Streatham, Surrey, England
Gender: Male
Event Type: Birth
Father: Simon Barrow
Mother: Tryphena Esther Symons
Denomination: Presbyterian, Independent or Baptist
Piece Title: Piece 0113: Certificate nos: H 2001-2250 (1827 Apr 18-July 10)
see Genealogy\\pereira\\Images\\BarrowJosephLyonBirth18120218.jpgA general in India - from Rear-Adm Barrow
Major General in Royal Artilliary (C.B.) (Ed tree)
place of death from Diane Moore 27 Sep 2016National Archives: This record is held by British Library: Asian and African Studies
BARROW, Joseph Lyon 1812-1890
Reference:IOR/L/AG/23/10/1 no.2801
Title:BARROW, Joseph Lyon 1812-1890
Description:
Madras Army, b 18 Feb 1812, d 29 Oct 1890 SouthamptonRetired 1 Aug 1872
m (1) Alicia 29 Nov 1847 (b 11 Jul 1826, d 1 Aug 1857)
Kingston Egan b 7 Nov 1848
Edmund George b 28 Jan 1852
William Brett b 13 May 1853
John W. b 21 Oct 1856, d 24 Jul 1864m (2) Emily Frances McMASTER 10 Oct 1861 (b 3 Jul 1835, d 22 May 1880)
Alicia Mary b 27 Jul 1862, m 19 Oct 1887
Emily Josephine b 27 Jul 1863, m 24 Feb 1900.
Edith Annie b 8 Sep 1864
Valentine Evelyn b 20 Oct 1865
Esther Frances b 6 Feb 1867, m 10 Jun 1899
Margaret Lena b 16 Mar 1868, m 17 Apr 1900
Charlotte Bates b 7 Jun 1869, d 29 Aug 1947 m 26 Apr 1902
Kathleen Marion b 20 Aug 1870
Mary Eleanor Octavia b 23 Jun 1873
Owen Sidney b 28 May 1875
Gore Mumbee b 22 May 1876
Dorothy Amy Norma b 29 Oct 1878
Grace Constance Decima b 29 Oct 1878, d 19 Apr 1914
Related material:
L/AG/23/10/2 No. 2801
Held by:British Library: Asian and African Studies, not available at The National Archives
Language:EnglishDEATH: Also shown as Died Southampton.
Death from Barrow family tree
Marriage Notes for Joseph Lyon Barrow and Alicia Egan
marriage from Ed tree
MARRIAGE: marriage from Ed tree
Brett or Butt? We take 1861 census spelling as the writer has it clearly as Brett and could not have confused the two
1861 Census: Piece: RG9/658 Place: Ryde I O W -Hampshire Enumeration District: 8
Civil Parish: Newchurch Ecclesiastical Parish: Holy Trinity
Folio: 7 Page: 10 Schedule: 58
Address: Nelson Street Nelson House
Surname First name(s) Rel Status Sex Age Occupation Where Born Remarks
BARROW John Simeon Head M M 35 Curate Of Holy Trinity Ryde Somerset - Bath
BARROW Maria Wife M F 27 - Somerset - Bruton
BARROW Amy Frances Dau - F 3 - Isle of Wight - Ryde
BARROW Katharine Mary Dau - F 2 - Isle of Wight - Ryde
BARROW Edith Alice Dau - F 1 - Isle of Wight - Ryde
BARROW Simon Father W M 74 Fundholder Middlesex - London
BARROW Fanny Esther Sister U F 40 - Somerset - Bath
BARROW Edmund George Nephew - M 9 Scholar Overseas - British - East Indies
BARROW William Brett Nephew - M 7 Scholar Overseas - British - East Indies
BARROW Emily Niece - F 6 - Overseas - British - Tasmania
BARROW John Willoughby Nephew - M 4 - Overseas - British - East Indies
DREW Charlotte Servnt U F 56 Ladys Maid Somerset - Bath
DYER Jane Servnt W F 44 Nurse Isle of Wight - Bembridge
ELDRIDGE Mary Servnt U F 27 House Servant Isle of Wight - Kingston
PHILLIPS Emma Servnt U F 26 Cook (Domestic Servant) Isle of Wight - Freshwater
DYER Sarah Ann Servnt U F 17 Under Nurse Devon - DartmouthEB tree has Butt and birth 1853
BIRTH: Also shown as Born 13 May 1853
This wife had 13 children but it is not clear how many were natural sons of Gen Joseph Lyon Barrow. It seems Owen Sydney was.
in the Dinan census of 1876 (provided by Diana Moore in Sep 2016) Emily Frances is given as 41 hence born 1835 or perhaps late 1834
11 children are given with Grace and Constance yet to be born
On 12 June Sheila Anne Gordon on geni.com commented 'My connection to the Barrows is rather distant (apparently Simon Barrow of Bath is my 15th cousin four times removed!), but I have actually been looking at them as I work my way downwards from an early ancestor of my husband's. Simon Barrow's son Major General Joseph Lyon Barrow married Emily Frances McMaster, the daughter of Bryce McMaster and Mary Letitia Munbee. She was the daughter of Major Valentine Munbee (1740-1810) and Letitia Young. Major Valentine was the son of Valentine Munbee (and Elizabeth Warden), but this Valentine's wife was Bridget Beckford, and her nephew Ballard Beckford (1732-1764) is my husband's 6th great grandfather. The Munbees are a fascinating family, as are the Beckfords and I find that once I start trying to find out more about one of them I soon get distracted by other members of the family!'
Marriage Notes for Joseph Lyon Barrow and Emily Frances MacMaster
from Barrow family tree
MARRIAGE: NameKathleen Barrow
Event TypeCensus
Event Date1871
Event PlaceRyde, Ryde, Hampshire, England
Enumeration District6
GenderFemale
Age0
Marital StatusSingle
Relationship to Head of HouseholdDaughter
Birth Year (Estimated)1871
BirthplaceRyde, Isle Of Wight
Entry Number24
Affiliate Image IdentifierGBC/1871/1165/0287
=========================================================
Emily Frances BarrowHeadF35East Indies
Kingston E BarrowStepsonM22East Indies
Alice M BarrowDaughterF8East Indies
Emily E BarrowDaughterF7East Indies
Edith Annie BarrowDaughterF6East Indies
Valentine E BarrowSonM5East Indies
Esther F BarrowDaughterF4East Indies
Margaret T BarrowDaughterF3East Indies
Charlotte BarrowDaughterF1Ryde, Isle Of Wight
Kathleen BarrowDaughterF0Ryde, Isle Of Wight
Eleanor P LousadaNieceF25France
Kate HancockGovernessF29London
Agnes SheathServantF34Knighton, Hampshire
Emily CookServantF22Spring Vale, Hampshire
Agnes CookServantF17Spring Vale, Hampshire
Fanny HeathServantF23Brooke, Hampshire
Jane HeathServantF21Brooke, Hampshire
Mary RussellServantF16Brasted, Kent1881 Census: Dwelling:3 Upper Moira Place
Census Place:Southampton All Sts, Hampshire, England
Source:FHL Film 1341297 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 1212 Folio 107 Page 7
MarrAgeSexBirthplace
Joseph L. BARRONW69 MBalham, Surrey, England
Rel:HeadOcc:Retired Major Genl.
Alicia M. BARRONU18 FMadras, East Indies
Rel:Daug
Emily I. BARRONU17 FMadras, East Indies
Rel:Daug
Edith A. BARRONU16 FMadras, East Indies
Rel:Daug
Esther F. BARRON 14 FMadras, East Indies
Rel:DaugOcc:Scholar
Margaret L. BARRON 13 FBangalore, East Indies
Rel:DaugOcc:Scholar
Charlotte B. BARRON 11 FRyde, Isle of Wight, Hampshire, England
Rel:DaugOcc:Scholar
Kathleen M. BARRON 10 FRyde, Isle of Wight, Hampshire, England
Rel:DaugOcc:Scholar
Mary E.O. BARRON 7 FRyde, Isle of Wight, Hampshire, England
Rel:DaugOcc:Scholar
Owen S. BARRON 5 M (British Subj), France
Rel:SonOcc:Scholar
Gore Nurnbee BARRON 4 M (British Subj), France
Rel:SonOcc:Scholar
Dorothy A. BARRON 2 FSouthampton
Rel:Daug
Grace C. BARRON 2 FSouthampton
Rel:Daug
Sarah WATERSU21 FBostombe, Wiltshire, England
Occ:Governess Pvte
Emma ASHTONU38 FBideford, Devon, England
Occ:Housekeeper Domt
Susannah M. RIDALLSU30 FSt Heliers, Jersey, Channel Islands
Occ:Nurse (Domestic)
Louisa BARNESU26 FSouthampton
Occ:Parlour Maid
Laura DAVIESU18 FNewport, Isle of Wight, Hampshire, England
Occ:Housemaid
Alice PHILLIPSU17 FStockbridge, Hampshire, England
Occ:Cook Domestic
from Barrow family tree1891 Census: RG12 1976/129 Parish St George, Ecclesiastical Parish ST MARKS, Registration District Barton Regis
Stapleton Road, Barton Regis, Gloucestershire, England
Pemberton R H Bartlett Head M 33 England
Mary A Bartlett Wife F 28 East Indies[Alicia Mary Barrow]
Ellis F P Bartlett Son M 2 East Indies
Mary E O Barrow Sister In Law F 17 Isle Of Wight, England
Dorothy A N Barrow Sister In Law F 12 England
Grace C D Barrow Sister In Law F 12 England
Edith A Barrow Visitor F 26 East Indies
Esther F Barrow Visitor F 24 East Indies
Charlotte B Barrow Visitor F 21 Isle Of Wight, England
Ruth Brown Servant F 36 Gloucestershire, England
birth and death from Ed tree
added to geni.com by Randy Schoenberg 26 Jul 2009
Emily Josephine Davidson (Barrow)
Gender: Female
Birth: July 27, 1863
Madras, India
Death: March 16, 1946 (82)
Sussex, England
Immediate Family:
Daughter of Maj. General Joseph Lyon Barrow, CB and Emily Frances Barrow
Wife of Alexander Davidson
Mother of ? Davidson
Sister of Alicia Mary Bartlett; Edith Annie Barrow; Valentine Eveline Barrow; Esther Frances Weston; Margaret Lena Brackenbury and 7 others
Half sister of Revd. Kingston Egan Barrow; Major General Sir Edmund George Barrow, GCB, KCMG; William Brett Barrow and John Willoughby BarrowEngland & Wales, Marriage Index, 1866-1920 & 1984-2005
Marriage date: Jan-Feb-Mar 1900
Marriage place: Isle of Wight, Hampshire, England
Spouse (implied): Alexander Davidson
Volume: 2b
Page: 893
daughter Nancy Ed tree
update spotted geni.com 11 Jun 2017 - author Randy Schoenberg - citing England&Wales Marriage Index
Marriage Notes for Emily Josephine Barrow and Alistair Davidson
England & Wales, Marriage Index, 1866-1920
birth and death from Ed tree
birth and death Ed tree
but from Alan Pereira 29 Nov 2017
Parish Records, General Records Office BMD Indexes, Births Dec 1878 (>99%) Barrow Dorothy Amy Mona Southampton 2c 35 Mother McMaster.
Parish Records, General Records Office BMD Indexes, Deaths Sep 1943 (>99%) BARROW Dorothy A M 64 Uckfield 2b 156.
there were 2 Marion Kate Barrows born around the same time (see below). The person who died young does not seem relevant.
Parish Records, General Records Office BMD Indexes, Births Jun 1870 (>99%) Barrow Kate Marion Southampton 2c 24 mother Bessant.
Parish Records, General Records Office BMD Indexes, Deaths Dec 1873 (>99%) BARROW Kate Marion 3 Southampton 2c 2.
The above makes her a daughter of William barrow and Ella Ellen Bessant, who were married Southampton in 1864.
They do not seem to be members of our Barrow family - William Brett Barrow #752 of the 1st marriage of Joseph Lyon Barrow was born 1852 and could not have had a 1864 marriage! William Francis Barrow #1115 1855-1933 could not have either and in fact married Alice Louisa Were.
Kathleen Marion Barrow born abt 1871 Ryde, Isle of Wight is shown clearly in the 1881 Census as a daughter of Joseph Lyon Barrow (widower). There is no GRO birth that matches this except that above - but that girl died in 1873 whereas KMB #787 is alive in 1881. She has no marriage nor death date
England and Wales Census, 1911
Name: Kathleen Marion Barrow
Event Type: Census
Event Date: 1911
Event Place: Chelsea, Chelsea, London, England
County: London
Parish: Chelsea
Sub-District: Chelsea South
Registration District: Chelsea
Gender: Female
Age: 40
Marital Status (Original): SINGLE
Occupation: JOURNALIST LADY EDITOR
Birth Year (Estimated): 1871
Birthplace: Ryde I Of Wight, Hampshire
Relationship to Head of Household: Head
809. Mary Eleanor Octavia Barrow
birth and death Ed tree
812. Grace Constance Decima Barrow
dates Ed tree
birth and death from Ed tree
death Ed tree
she went to Australia with Robert Skipper (Rear-Adm's notes)
but in the 1851 England census she appears to be living in Norfolk with Robert Skipper's parents, and again in 1861 and 1871 Robert Skipper is not present and is presumably dead by the latter time.There are Australian records of Herbert and Blanche only and none of Robert and Henrietta
DEATH: Also shown as Died Southampton.
Died before the 1871 Welsh census
Marriage Notes for Henrietta Mary Barrow and Robert Skipper
from
MARRIAGE: from
1851 Census: HO107 1813/392 Registration District Norwich
Thorpe Road, Thorpe, Norfolk, England
John Skipper Head M 69 Norwich, Norfolk
Jane E Skipper Wife F 59 Norwich, Norfolk
William Skipper Son M 32 Norwich, Norfolk
Henrietta M Skipper Visitor F 37 , London[Widow]
Blanch H Skipper Visitor F 4 Brighton, Sussex
Herbert Des Skipper Visitor M 2 Langharne, Carmarthenshire
Ernest B Skipper Visitor M 1 Langharne, Carmarthenshire
Rebecca Dack Servant F 22 Mattishall, Norfolk
Elizabeth Dainter Servant F 19 Cromer, Norfolk
Louisa Edwards Visitor's Servant F 23 Somersham, Ashcott1861 Census not found
1871 Census: Gwernybwlch, Montgomeryshire, Wales
Thomas Lewis Head M 68 Llanddewi, Radnorshire[Widow, of no occupation]
Jane Lewis Wife F 58 Berriew, Montgomeryshire
Henriette Mary Skipper Boarder F 57 London
Blanche Henriette Skipper Boarder F 26 Brighton, Sussex
Herbert De Symms Skipper Boarder M 22 Saugharne, CarmarthenshireName:Mary Barrow
Event Type:Census
Event Date:1891
County:London
Parish:Clerkenwell
Ecclesiastical Parish:ST SILAS PENTONVILLE
Registration District:Holborn
Residence Note:Clements Court
Gender:Female
Age:78
Marital Status:Married
Occupation:Mangle
Relationship to Head of Household:Head
Birth Year (Estimated):1813
Birthplace:London, England
Page Number:65
Registration Number:RG12
Piece/Folio:226/ 95MARRIAGE: Also shown as Married Egremont Church, Cheshire.
He is recorded in the 1861 Census with his 2 siblings and mother in Bedford;
death of an Ernest Skipper is recorded at Winchester in 1866.
ISLE OF WIGHT OBSERVER Saturday 6th Oct 1877
DEATH OF MAJOR-GENERAL L. BARROW
It was with deep regret that we record the death of a most distinguished officer, Major-General Lousada BARROW, C.B., (the brother of our Mayor B. BARROW, Esq,) which event occurred on Monday, at Southlands. The deceased officer served in the Southern Mahratta country in 1844-45, Commanded a squadron of Volunteer Cavalry raised under the orders of Major-General Henry HAVELOCK, on the 25th June, 1857; was present and commanded them at the following actions; battle of Futtehpore 12th July 1857; in the morning action at Oung 15th July 1857, and in the action at Pando Nuddee on the evening of the same day; battle of Cawnpoor 16th July 1857, expedition to Bythoor, and capture of 19 guns, 19th July 1857; action at Oonoa in Oude, and actions at Busseerut Gunge in August two other actions at Busseerrut Gunge prior to retreating across the Ganges on the 13th August to Cawnpore; action at Bithoor 16th August re-crossed the Ganges in the face of the enemy 19th September, action at Alumbagh 23rd September, entrance into Lucknow, for the relief of the garrison on the 26th September, was besieged , and engaged in the defence of Lucknow from 26th September to 21st November, when the night retreat was made, action at Guillee in Lucknow on the 22nd December; was at the defence of the entrenched position at Alumbagh, and engaged in four actions under Sir James OUTRAM, besides many other skirmishes against the enemy during January and February 1858; present at the siege and final capture of Lucknow in March (Medal with two clasps, Brevets of Major and Lieutenant-Colonel, and C.B., and received in orders the special notice of the Commander-in-Chief and Governor-General), in recognition of his distinguished service in the field, as well as his high administrative abilities, he was raised to the important and elevated post of Chief Commissioner of the Province of Oude, in which he rendered the most valuable services to Government, and endeared himself to the people under his rule. He was essentially a type of the class of soldier-diplomats and administrators, who adorned the grand old Indian Service; brave in the field and sagacious in the council; and his name will ever hold a high place in their distinguished role, by the side if those of LAWRENCE, NICHOLSON, EDWARDES,OUTRAM, and many more of the same heroic mould.
The funeral took place on Thursday at the Ryde Cemetery. We may add that we have received our information from one totally unconnected to the family, and without their knowledge even.
Researched & typed byAnn Barrett, Lydia Jackson and Marilyn NewshamBURIAL: (top plinth)
ALICE LOUISA PEMBERTON
(2nd plinth)
WIFE OF CAPT R B PEMBERTON RE
ELDEST DAUGHTER OF COL L BARROW CB
(3rd plinth)
BORN 30th JAN 1842 DIED 22nd MARCH 1868
"I AM THE RESURRECTION AND THE LIFE"(4th plinth)
ALSO OF PERCY HARRY STANLEY BARROW CB
COLONEL 19th (PRINCESS OF WALES OWN) HUSSARS
SECOND SON OF LIEUT GENERAL BARROW CB
BORN OCT 15th 1848 DIED AT CAIRO JAN 13th 1886
AND SEYMOUR DUNCAN BARROW COL 10th BENGAL LANCERS
DIED AT SEA ON THE 12th DECEMBER 1886 AGED 42 YEARS(5th plinth)
ALSO IN MEMORY OF
LOUSADA BARROW CD MAJOR GENERAL M S C
SOMETIME CHIEF COMMISSIONER OF OUDH
BORN 22nd FEB DIED 1st OCT 1877
birth and death Ed tree
we have a photograph of her at Cobham in 1900 so birthplace is guessed to be Cobham
Marriage Notes for Lousada Barrow and Piercy MacDonald
Ed tree - approx
MARRIAGE: Ed tree - approx
dates from gravestone
Alan Pereira came across this site
http://pembertonfamily.com/familyhistory/originsandheraldry/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=127:pembertonrobertcharlesboileauauthor&catid=6&Itemid=16
for more details see ref 268
820. Percy Harry Stanley Barrow
Col
for details of death see http://www.1879zuluwar.com/t3115-colonel-percy-harry-stanley-barrow-where-is-he-buried
ISLE OF WIGHT OBSERVER Saturday 16th Jan 1886, page 5DEATH OF COLONEL BARROW
Our obituary records the death at Cairo, on 13th inst., of Colonel Percy Harry Stanley BARROW, of the 19th Reg., a nephew of our respected Mayor, after only one day's illness.
The Standard correspondent's account appears in today's issue as follows:- I regret to state that Colonel BARROW, who re-opened an old wound while engaged in the game of tent-pegging, died last night. His funeral this afternoon was attended by almost every officer of the garrison. His loss will be greatly felt, especially in his regiment, the 19th Hussars, for which he has done so much during the short time he has held the Coloneley. At the funeral, Count BELLEGARDE and a large number of dignitaries both civil and military, were present. The funeral ceremony took place with full military honours.further notes from Edmund Barrow 11 Jul 2017
1. Commissionered 19th PWO Hussars 1868. Service in Zulu War 1879, first Boer War 1881, Sudan 1884, Nile expedition 1884-1885. Lieutenant Colnel 1883. Died after effects of wounds received at El Teb in 1886. (Info. source - Brian Robson: Fuzzy Wuzzy - the Campaign in Eastern Sudan. Spellmount Ltd., Tunbridge Wells. page 217), ISBN-1-873376-15-4
2. Also mentioned in a metal plaque with some other names in the Palace Cathedral in Khartoum, which is now a museum - THESE ARE (I THINK) SOME THE PICTURES I SENT YOU A WHILE BACK WHEN I WAS IN KHARTOUM
822. Charles Lousada Thesiger Barrow
birth and death Ed tree
but Alan Pereira found on 14 Mar 2017:
FamilySearch:-Community Trees, India Births and Baptisms, 1786-1947. Name Charles Lonsada Thisiger Barrow
Gender Male
Christening Date 06 Oct 1852
Christening Place Secunderabad, Madras, India
Birth Date 01 Jul 1852
Father's Name Lonsada Barrow
Mother's Name Piercy.
The following emerges from the published information.He emigrated to Tasmania being appointed JP for the Island of Van Diemen's Land 26 Jan 1842 - Courier Hobart 28 Jan 1842. He was Police Magistrate at Bothwell.
A son was born in Hobart in 25 May 1843 - Colonial Times 30 May 1843. This was Cecil Montefiore. The next unnamed son was born in Tasmania in August 1845 - see our notes for Seymour who was christened on Norfolk Island in early (we suggest) 1846. Barrow left Bothwell in late 1845 for Norfolk Island.
He was appointed as Stipendiary Magistrate on Norfolk Island as part of an official plan to toughen up conditions there in reaction to the moderate regime (which used probation) of Maconochie. Barrow was thus in Norfolk Island during the latter stages of Major Childs' occupancy of the Governorship, and thus during Childs' Riot of July 1846 (for which Barrow's action in removing convicts' cooking pots appears to have been responsible). The punishment of those involved in Childs' Riot occurred under the next Governor the John Price. After Childs' Riot and its aftermath Samuel Barrow returned to Hobart on 27 Oct 1846 ( https://linctas.ent.sirsidynix.net.au/client/en_AU/names/search/results?qu=Barrow&rw=132&st=PA#). He appeared in the 1848 Census as resident at High Street Oatlands in a house owned by John Golder and he sat on a case in Hobart in 1849.
He traveled to Melbourne in June 1850 on the Shamrock to become the first superintendent of Pentridge Stockade in 1950. Victoria became a separate colony in 1851, just before the goldrushes. Barrow reported to the Victorian Parliament as Superintendent of Penal Establishment (1851 and 1852), Superintendent of Penal Establishments (1853) and then Inspector-General of Penal Establishments later in 1853. After 39 months in these roles he became Immigration Agent for the State of Victoria but soon drowned on Port Phillip Bay 5 May 1854. His grave is at Melbourne General Cemetery Royal Park.
Price was later - in 1857 - murdered in Williamstown, a mode of death that Nicholas Shakespeare in ref 46 incorrectly extends to Barrow - who of course died accidentally by drowning in 1854 as shown by the Inquest (available in Victorian State Archives). Price became Inspector-General of Penal Establishments in Victoria from Jan 1854 ie before Barrow drowned.
In the 1861 Census, Cecil (17) and Seymour(15) are shown in the household of Dr Benjamin Barrow. Emily is shown in the household of Rev John Simeon Barrow in the 1861 Census
The following emerges from the published information.
He emigrated to Tasmania being appointed JP for the Island of Van Diemen's Land 26 Jan 1842 - Courier Hobart 28 Jan 1842. He was Police Magistrate at Bothwell.
A son was born in Hobart in 25 May 1843 - Colonial Times 30 May 1843.
He was appointed as Stipendiary Magistrate on Norfolk Island in 1846, as part of an official plan to toughen up the slightly moderate regime (which used probation) of Maconochie. He must have returned to Hobart as he sat on a case in Hobart in 1849.
He was the first superintendent of Pentridge in 1950; becoming Superintendent of Prisons (1851 and 1853). Victoria became a separate colony in 1851, just before the goldrushes.
Emily was born in Hobart on Dec 16 1854 (from ancestry.com).
In the 1861 Census, Cecil (17) and Seymour(15) are shown in the household of Dr Benjamin Barrow
Emily is shown in the household of Rev John Simeon Barrow in the 1861 Census
Samuel Barrow drowned on Port Phillip Bay 5 May 1854. His grave is at Melbourne General Cemetery Royal Park.
DEATH: Also shown as Died Melbourne.
ninth daughter of A F Kemp Esq of the Cross Marsh
from Colonial Times Hobart 28 June 1842GIVEN NAMES: Also shown as Margaret Louisa
Marriage Notes for Samuel Barrow and Louisa Margaret Kemp
MARRIAGE: 1861 Census: Piece: RG9/657 Place: Ryde I O W -Hampshire Enumeration District: 3
Civil Parish: Newchurch Ecclesiastical Parish: Newchurch
Folio: 50 Page: 32 Schedule: 150
Address: High St Clifton House
Surname First name(s) Rel Status Sex Age Occupation Where Born Remarks
BARROW Benjamin Head M M 47 Surgeon Somerset - Bath
BARROW Cecil M Nephew U M 17 Scholar Fundholder Overseas - British - Hobart Town Tasmania
BARROW Seymour D Nephew U M 15 Scholar Fundholder Overseas - British - Hobart Town Tasmania
RICHARDS George J Visitr U M 28 Fundholder Hampshire - Hambleton
TURNER William Visitr - M 16 Scholar England - -
MC CORMACK Benjamin Servnt U M 22 Groom Hampshire - Sandown
TRIBBICK Walter Servnt U M 16 Servant Hampshire - St Helens
HOWES Mary A Servnt U F 21 Housemaid Dorset - Dorchester
PERKINS Ellen Servnt U F 25 Cook Hampshire - Newport
BARROW Catherine Wife M F 39 Surgeon Wife London - -MARRIAGE: Also shown as Married Mount Vernon, Brighton, Tasmania.MARRIAGE: Also shown as Married Mount Vernon, Brighton, Tasmania.
MARRIAGE: Also shown as Married Mount Vernon, Brighton, Tasmania.
birth from Hobart Courier 2 June 1843
had accident as a boy - shipwreck according to Rear-Adm Barrow
went to Oxford
could not join a service
became schoolmaster in IndiaBIRTH: Also shown as Born Hobart.
death Ed tree
DEATH: Also shown as Died Jul-Sep 1901
DEATH: Also shown as Died Jul-Sep 1901
see ref 245 for more details
Marriage Notes for Bella Barrow and Miles Chippendale Barton
MARRIAGE: 1851 Census: HO107 2210/173 Registration District Bolton
Newport Place, Bolton, Lancashire, England
Miles C Barton Head M 29 Liverpool, Yorkshire
Bella Barton Wife F 32 Bath, Somersetshire
Eliza Barton Sister F 33 Liverpool, Lancashire
Anne A Coombs Servant F 23 Helston, Gloucestershire1861 Census: Piece: RG9/3501 Place: Handsworth -West Riding of Yorkshire Enumeration District: 5
Civil Parish: Handsworth Ecclesiastical Parish: Handsworth
Folio: 83 Page: 7 Schedule: 43
Address: -
Surname First name(s) Rel Status Sex Age Occupation Where Born Remarks
BARTON Miles E Head M M 39 Curate Of Handsworth Clergyman Lancashire - Liverpool, Everton
BARTON Bella Wife M F 42 Somerset - Bath
BARTON Anabel Dau - F 3 Yorkshire - Stanley
HARVEY Thomas Servnt - M 45 Groom Nottinghamshire - Cuckney
GREASBEY Mary Servnt U F 17 Nottinghamshire - Worksop1891 Census not found
1871 Census: Maidstone, Kent, England
Miles C Barton Head M 49 Liverpool, Lancashire[Curate, Married]
Bella Barton Wife F 52 Bath, Somerset
Amabel E Barton Daughter F 13 Stanley Wakefield, Yorkshire
Dulcabella Cruttenden Servant F 22 Hastings, Sussex1881 Census: Dwelling:Temple Building[BANTON=Barton]
Census Place:Romsey Infra, Hampshire, England
Source:FHL Film 1341300 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 1225 Folio 57 Page 12
MarrAgeSexBirthplace
Miles C. BANTONM59 MEverton, Lancashire, England
Rel:HeadOcc:Curate Of St Mary Church
Bella BANTONM62 FBath, Somerset, England
Rel:WifeOcc:Curate Of St Mary Church (Wife)
Amabel E. BANTONU23 FStanley, York, England
Rel:DaurOcc:Curate Of St Mary Church (Daur)
Henrietta R. MURIESU69 FBalkam, Surrey, England
Rel:CosinOcc:Curate Of St Mary Church (Cosin)
Kate COOPERU17 FRomsey, Hampshire, England
Rel:ServOcc:Domestic Housemaid
Rosa M. MARSHU20 FKingsomborne, Hampshire, England
Rel:ServOcc:Domestic Cook
1901 Census: Civil Parish Culworth, Ecclesiastical Parish St Mary, Sub-District Brackley, Registration District Brackley
Culworth, Northamptonshire, England
John H S Sabin Head M 43 Wardington, Oxfordshire
Amabel E Sabin Wife F 43 Lofthouse Gate, Yorkshire
Bella Barton Mother-In-Law F 82 Bath, Somersetshire
Jane Weller Servant F 24 Long Handboro, Oxfordshire
Agnes E Sawford Servant F 21 Riseley, Bedfordshire
Maud A Coles Servant F 24 Horton Cum Studley, Oxfordshire
death Ed tree
see PDF 'BarrowMathilde Descendants' on www.barrow-lousada.org as found by Alan Pereira 10 Mar 2017
DEATH: Also shown as Died Jan-Mar 1902
DEATH: Also shown as Died Jan-Mar 1902
DEATH: Also shown as Died Jan-Mar 1902
spouse from Ed tree
from Alan Pereira 28 Nov 2017
this man was also known as Jones
for more details see ref 247
HERALDIC CHRONICLE. 1865?
Nov. 29. Howel Maddock Arthur Owen, formerly Junes., of VVepre hall,
CO. Flint, afterwards of Sidmouth, and now of Ryde, I.W. esq. resumes
his original familial name of Owen.
Marriage Notes for Mathilde Barrow and Howel Maddock Arthur Jones
MARRIAGE: 1851 Census: HO107 2172/791 Registration District Great Boughton
Aston, Cheshire, England
H M Arthur Jones Head M 31 Nerquis, Flintshire[Justice Of The Peace & Deputy Lieutenant]
Matilda Jones Wife F 28 Bath, Somerset
Gwynedd E Jones Daughter F 4 Brighton, Sussex
Trevor R Jones Son M 3 Laugharne, Carmarthenshire
Evelyn T Jones Daughter F 2 Laugharne, Carmarthenshire
Marion M Jones Daughter F 0 Hawarden, Flintshire
Margaret Matthews Servant F 26 Northop, Flintshire
Ellen Parry Servant F 51 Llanfwrog, Denbighshire
Emelia Baylis Servant F 20 North Nibley, Gloucestershire
Elizabeth Williams Servant F 17 Northop, Flintshire
Richard Williams Servant M 48 Llanbedr, Denbighshire1861 Census: RG09 1619/51 Registration District Taunton
East Of Way, Norton Fitzwarren, Somersetshire, England
Howel Maddock Jones Head Of Family M 41 Nerquis, Flintshire[Landed Proprietor I P D L]
Matilda Jones Wife F 38 Bath, Somerset
Gwynedd Ellin Jones Daughter F 14 Brighton, Sussex
Evelyn Toyphia Jones Daughter F 12 Laugharne, Carmarthenshire
Honora Sidney Jones Daughter F 9 Hawarden, Flintshire
Arthur Wepse Jones Son M 7 Northop, Flintshire
Edwards Madlock Jones Son M 5 Weston Super Mare, Somerset
Howel Barrow Jones Son M 2 ..., Sussex
Eldred Owen Jones Son M 1 Worthing, Sussex
... Herbert Jones Son M 0 Norton Fitzwarren, Somerset
Samuel Hilbert Ellis Visitor M 35 London, Middlesex
... Katherine Ralf Servant F 25 Germany
Eliza Watson Servant F 42 Chester, Cheshire
Lucy Ann Wyatt Servant F 19 Stockland, Somerset
Jane Binford Servant F 19 Portsmouth, Hampshire
Elizabeth Morrish Servant F 21 Tiverton, Devon
Caroline Stone Servant F 26 Uphill, Somerset
William Jennings Servant M 14 Norton Fitzwarren, Somerset
Mary Taylor Governess Servant F 22 Bridgwater, SomersetName change from Jones to Owen 1861-1871
1871 Census:
Bristol, Clifton, Gloucestershire, England
Howell M A Owen Head M 51 Nerquis, Flintshire
Maltida Owen Wife F 48 Bath, Somerset
Gwynedd Owen Daughter F 24 Brighton, Sussex
Evelyn T Owen Daughter F 22 Ca
Honora Owen Daughter F 19 Hawarden, Flintshire
Arthur W Owen Son M 17 Northop, Flintshire
Edward M Owen Son M 15 Weston, Somerset
Howell B Owen Son M 12 Northop, Flintshire
Eldred O Owen Son M 11 Broadwater, Sussex
Ivon T Owen Son M 7 Sidmouth, Devonshire
Alwyn D Owen Son M 6 Sidmouth, Devonshire
Jane F Bennett Servant F 29 Whimple, Devonshire
Eliza Lock Servant F 27 Dunkerfield, Devonshire
Eleanor Thomas Servant F 33 Llampumsaint, Carmarthenshire
Thomas Laker Servant M 19 Graffham, Sussex1881 Census: Dwelling:Grove Road South Bourne House
Census Place:Eastbourne, Sussex, England
Source:FHL Film 1341246 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 1037 Folio 102 Page 52
MarrAgeSexBirthplace
H.M.Arthur OWENM61 MFlint, Wales
Rel:HeadOcc:Justice Of The Peace
Matilda OWENM58 FBath, Somerset, England
Rel:Wife
Gwynedd E. OWENU31 FBrighton, Sussex, England
Rel:Daur
Evelyn F. OWENU24 FLaugharne, Carmarthen, Wales
Rel:Daur
Sarah J. GRAVESU21 FExmouth, Devon, England
Rel:ServOcc:General Servant
Mary Ann FRENCHW31 FUckfield, Sussex, England
Rel:ServOcc:Cook General Servant
1891 Census: Piece: RG12/774 Place: Eastbourne -Sussex Enumeration District: 14
Civil Parish: Eastbourne Ecclesiastical Parish: St. Annes
Folio: 52 Page: 38 Schedule: 170
Address: Enys Rd. Redcliff
Surname First name(s) Rel Status Sex Age Occupation Where Born Remarks
OWEN Matilda Head W F 68 Living On Own Means Somerset - Bath
OWEN Greynedd E Dau S F 43 Sussex - Brighton
OWEN Evelyn J Dau S F 40 Carmarthenshire - Laugharne
OWEN Howel B Son M M 32 Colomot Melbourne Flintshire - Northop Query occupation.
MATTHEWS Charlotte E Servnt M F 43 Cook (Em'ee) Somerset - Thurlston
MELHUISH Henrietta S Servnt S F 28 House Parlourmaid (Em'ee) Devon - Exeter
AYLING Annie Servnt S F 19 Under Housemaid (Em'ee) Sussex - Rogate
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Jul-Sep 1846
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Jul-Sep 1846
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Oct-Dec 1847
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Oct-Dec 1847
GRO Index for mother's name not found
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Jan-Mar 1849
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Jan-Mar 1849
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Jul-Sep 1850
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Jul-Sep 1850
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Jul-Sep 1851
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Jul-Sep 1851
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Jan-Mar 1853
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Jan-Mar 1853
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Oct-Dec 1855
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Oct-Dec 1855
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Apr-Jun 1857
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Apr-Jun 1857
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Jul-Sep 1859
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Jul-Sep 1859
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Oct-Dec 1859
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Oct-Dec 1859
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Jan-Mar 1864
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Jan-Mar 1864
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Apr-Jun 1865
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Apr-Jun 1865
Major General Indian Army, Inspector General of Police Utta Pradesh
(from Ed tree)More About DE SYMONS BARROW:
Baptism: 16 Jul 1828, Walcot, Bath
Military service: 1843, joined 14th Madras Native Infantry
Occupation: 1858, Captain 14th Regiment, Madras Army5
Residence: 1841, Charlton village Somerset (pupil)
(from Tacy Rickard)these sets of data appear incompatible!
from 1881 census and GRO index(found by Alan Pereira Jan 2017):
Deaths Jun 1905 (>99%)Barrow De Symons 82 Hambledon 2a 94
1881 Census: Dwelling: 80 W Cromwell RdCensus Place: Kensington, London, Middlesex, England
Source: FHL Film 1341011 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 0050 Folio 41 Page 35
Marr Age Sex Birthplace
Desymons BARROW M 57 M Bath, Somerset, England
Rel: Head Occ: Major Genl Madrass Staff Corp (Retired)
Mary E. BARROW M 46 F Cape Of G H
Rel: Wife
Alice M. THOMSON M 28 F India
Rel: Daur
John B. THOMSON M 30 M Scotland
Rel: Son In Law Occ: Magistrate Bengal
Douglas A. THOMSON U 1 M India
Rel: Grandson
Eleanor KEW U 24 F Wills, Norfolk, England
Rel: Serv Occ: Parlr Md Domestic
Maria DALLY U 23 F Crediton, Devon, England
Rel: Serv Occ: House Md Domestic
Maria ARMOND U 48 F Ireland
Rel: Serv Occ: Cook Md Domestic
Mary C. BARROW U 18 F India
Rel: Daur
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Bath.
BIRTH RITE: Also shown as Christening Walcot, Bath.
DEATH: Also shown as Died Brighton.
DEATH: Also shown as Died Apr-Jun 1905
from Alan Pereira 7 Jan 2017
The one that looks the most likely as it matches the death location of her husband is from FreeBMD
Deaths Mar 1908 (>99%)
BARROW Mary 74 Hambledon 2a 129
DEATH: Also shown as Died Hambledon.
DEATH: Also shown as Died Jan-Mar 1908
Marriage Notes for Lyon de Symons Barrow and Mary Elizabeth Honey
location of marriage (on a voyage East) - from Rear-Adm Barrow
MARRIAGE: location of marriage (on a voyage East) - from Rear-Adm Barrow
1861 Census: RG09 Piece 717/73 Page 28
Ecclesiastical Parish St Thomas, Registration District Kingsclere
Back Lane, East Woodhay, Hampshire, England
Jane Johnson Head F 56 Basingstoke, Hampshire
Jane Caroline Johnson Daughter F 26 Bromham, Wiltshire
Agusta F Johnson Daughter F 24 Battisford, Somerset
Mary F Johnson Daughter F 20 Sheen, Berkshire
Georgina E Johnson Daughter F 12 Kintbury, Berkshire
A J Barrow Visitor M 10 India British Subject
Alice Mary Barrow Visitor F 8 India British Subject
William F Barrow Visitor M 5 China British Subject
Ann E Elstone Visitor F 38 Egham, Surrey1871 Census: Rose Mount Stock Common Lane Sidmouth
Mary E Barrow Head F 36 Caledol, Cape Good Hope
Alice Mary Barrow Daughter F 18 East Indies
Tryphina E Barrow Daughter F 13 Sidmouth, Devonshire
Hugh L Barrow Son M 10 East Indies
Mary C Barrow Daughter F 8 East Indies
George Barrow Son M 6 East Indies
Mary J Milder Servant F 23 Cawood
Sarah Channon Servant F 28 Sidmouth, Devonshire
Caroline Rogers Servant F 23 Sidmouth, Devonshire
Hannah M Benson Governess F 37 Weymouth1881 Census: Dwelling:80 W Cromwell Rd
Census Place:Kensington, London, Middlesex, England
Source:FHL Film 1341011 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 0050 Folio 41 Page 35
MarrAgeSexBirthplace
Desymons BARROWM57 MBath, Somerset, England
Rel:HeadOcc:Major Genl Madrass Staff Corp (Retired)
Mary E. BARROWM46 FCape Of G H
Rel:Wife
Alice M. THOMSONM28 FIndia
Rel:Daur
John B. THOMSONM30 MScotland
Rel:Son In LawOcc:Magistrate Bengal
Douglas A. THOMSONU1 MIndia
Rel:Grandson
Eleanor KEWU24 FWills, Norfolk, England
Rel:ServOcc:Parlr Md Domestic
Maria DALLYU23 FCrediton, Devon, England
Rel:ServOcc:House Md Domestic
Maria ARMONDU48 FIreland
Rel:ServOcc:Cook Md Domestic
Mary C. BARROWU18 FIndia
Rel:DaurName:De Symons Barrow
Event Type:Census
Event Date:31 Mar 1901
Event Place:Haslemere, Surrey, England
County:Surrey
Civil Parish:Haslemere
Ecclesiastical Parish:Thursley St Michaels
Sub-District:Witley
Registration District:Hambledon
Residence Note:Farnham Lane
Gender:Male
Age:77
Occupation:MAJOR GENERAL (RETIRED) (IND STAFF CORPS)
Relationship to Head of Household:Visitor
Birth Year (Estimated):1824
Birthplace:Bath, Somersetshire
Schedule Type:12
Page Number:2
James CleghornHeadMale59Scotland
Tryphena CleghornWifeFemale43Sidmouth, Devonshire
De Symons BarrowVisitorMale77Bath, Somersetshire
Mary E BarrowVisitorFemale66Cape Of Good Hope
Mary BrownVisitorFemale37India
Annie ColemanServantFemale32Cullompton, Devonshire
Alice M LawranceServantFemale25Southampton, Hampshire
Maude RaglessServantFemale20Haslemere, Surrey
Elizabeth E RaglessServantFemale15Torrington, DevonshireMARRIAGE: Also shown as Married Bangalore.
from Alan Pereira 13 Nov 2017
Details on Tryphena are: Parish Records, General Records Office BMD Indexes, Births Sep 1857 (>99%) Barrow Tryphena Esther Honiton 5b 30 Mother Honey.Parish Records, General Records Office BMD Indexes, Deaths Jun 1943 (>99%) ANDERSON Tryphena E 85 Chelsea 1a 327.
from her remarriage
Cheltenham Chronicle Gloucestershire, England
28 Nov 1931
BLUSHING BRIDE OF 74
she emerged and held it before her face until she was in the car again. Mrs. Tryphena Esther Cleghorn was 74, and her former husband was the late Surgeon-General James Cleghorn. C.5.1., Director-General of the Indian Medical' Service.
Name Tryphena Cleghorn
Event Type Census
Event Date 31 Mar 1901
Event Place Haslemere, Surrey, England
County Surrey
Civil Parish Haslemere
Ecclesiastical Parish Thursley St Michaels
Sub-District Witley
Registration District Hambledon
Residence Note Farnham Lane
Gender Female
Age 43
Relationship to Head of Household Wife
Birth Year (Estimated) 1858
Birthplace Sidmouth, Devonshire
Schedule Type 12
Page Number 2
Cheltenham Chronicle Gloucestershire, England
28 Nov 1931
BLUSHING BRIDE OF 74she emerged and held it before her face until she was in the car again. Mrs. Tryphena Esther Cleghorn was 74, and her former husband was the late Surgeon-General James Cleghorn. C.5.1., Director-General of the Indian Medical' Service. Her father was General
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Sidmouth.
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Jul-Sep 1857
DEATH: Also shown as Died Chelsea, Middlesex.
DEATH: Also shown as Died Apr-Jun 1943
Surgeon-General
from Rear-Admiral B W Barrow recollections on www.barrow-lousada.orgfrom Alan Pereira 13 Nov 2017
The FamilySearch 1901 census detail below shows James born 1841 Scotland. In addition to this there is a death record: Parish Records, General Records Office BMD Indexes, Deaths Jun 1920 (>99%) CLEGHORN James 79 Hambledon 2a 181.Name James Cleghorn
Event Type Census
Event Date 31 Mar 1901
Event Place Haslemere, Surrey, England
County Surrey
Civil Parish Haslemere
Ecclesiastical Parish Thursley St Michaels
Sub-District Witley
Registration District Hambledon
Residence Note Farnham Lane
Gender Male
Age 59
Occupation SURGEON GENERAL (RETIRED) (IND MED SERVICE)
Relationship to Head of Household Head
Birth Year (Estimated) 1842
Birthplace Scotland
Schedule Type 12
Page Number 2
Marriage Notes for Tryphena Esther Barrow and James Cleghorn
from Alan Pereira 2 Jan 2017
India Archives: Barrow Tryphena E. to Cleghorn James 160 , 184 , 1877 (bride surname, forename, groom surname, forename, volume, folio, year)
also
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At Naini Tal, East Indies, James Cleghom, M.D., Surgeon-Major Bengal Army, to Tryphena Esther, daughter of Colonel de 8. Barrow, Madras Staff Corps. Eaoae'97 Webb.'97 On June 20, at Holy Trinity Church, Amblecote, Robert Taylor Sumner ...
Based on the above it looks like Surgeon Major James Cleghorn MD married Tryphena abt 20 June 1877, James going on to become Surgeon General Cleghorn.
from Census 1901James Cleghorn Head M 59 Scotland
Tryphena Cleghorn Wife F 43 Sidmouth, Devonshire
De Symons Barrow Visitor M 77 Bath, Somersetshire
Mary E Barrow Visitor F 66 Cape Of Good Hope
Mary Brown Visitor F 37 India
Annie Coleman Servant F 32 Cullompton, Devonshire
Alice M Lawrance Servant F 25 Southampton, Hampshire
Maude Ragless Servant F 20 Haslemere, Surrey
Elizabeth E Ragless Servant F 15 Torrington, Devonshire
Killed in action Tokar, Sudan
Captain South Lancashire Regiment
Plaque at Sidmouth Church - see John Bury's Sidmouth diary on www.barrow-lousada.orgKilled in action Tokar, Sudan
Captain South Lancashire Regiment
Plaque at Sidmouth Church1881 Census: Dwelling:13 Manor Park
Census Place:Lee, Kent, England
Source:FHL Film 1341170 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 0731 Folio 12 Page 17
MarrAgeSexBirthplace
Charles B. NORMANM35 MCalcutta, East Indies
Rel:HeadOcc:Retired Capt In Army
Jessie M. NORMANM27 FClifton, Gloucester, England
Rel:Wife
Ruth W. NORMAN 4 FBlackheath, Kent, England
Rel:Daur
Gertrude M. NORMAN 2 FLondon, London, Middlesex, England
Rel:Daur
Hugh L. BARROWU20 MRai Barcilly, India
Rel:VisitorOcc:Lieut In Militia
Charles CHAPMANU20 MGlatton, Huntingdon, England
Rel:ServtOcc:Footman
Eleanor J. COXU22 FWeston S Mare, Somerset, England
Rel:ServtOcc:Nurse Domestic Servt
Louisa BROOKERU18 FWoolwich, Kent, England
Rel:ServtOcc:Ladys Maid Domestic Servt
Anne RUTLANDU23 FWoolwich, Kent, England
Rel:ServtOcc:Housemaid Domestic Servt
Mary A. TURNERU26 FPlate, Kent, England
Rel:ServtOcc:Cook Domestic ServtBIRTH: Also shown as Born Oudh.
BIRTH: Also shown as Born 28 Feb 1861
As per the 1861 Census, Simon Barrow was living in this son's household - he was aged 74. Also there was his sister Fanny Esther Barrow 40.
Also in the household were Emily 6 (niece), John Willoughby 4 (nephew), Edmund George Barrow 7 (nephew) and William Brett Barrow 9 (nephew).
Edmund George Barrow appears to be Sir Edmund George Barrow #700 son of Gen Joseph Lyon Barrow #223 (product of the shorter - Alicia Egan - marriage). He was born East Indies.
Emily appears to be daughter of Samuel - correct age and birthplace Tasmania
We cannot place John Willoughby b1857 and William Brett b1852. They were born East Indies - either side of the date of Edmund George - suggesting they are brothers of Edmund George
death Ed tree
Master at Bruton - Rear-Adm's notes, explaining a link with that school
He was the Officiating Minister at the 21 Jun 1864 marriage of John Tyssen and Mary Jane Lousada in Sidmouth Church
Edmund George Barrow appears to be Sir Edmund George Barrow #700 son of Gen Joseph Lyon Barrow #223 (product of the shorter - Alicia Egan - marriage). He was born East Indies.
Emily appears to be daughter of Samuel - correct age and birthplace Tasmania
We cannot place John Willoughby b1857 and William Brett b1852. They were born East Indies - either side of the date of Edmund George - suggesting they are brothers of Edmund George
Master at Bruton - Rear-Adm's notes, explaining a link with that school
He was the Officiating Minister at the 21 Jun 1864 marriage of John Tyssen and Mary Jane Lousada in Sidmouth Church
DEATH: Also shown as Died Apr-Jun 1903
name from Ginny Owens family tree ancestry.com
from Alan Pereira 29 Nov 2017
Parish Records, General Records Office BMD Indexes, Deaths Mar 1948 (>99%) Barrow Amy F 90 Petersfield 6b 367
from Alan Pereira 29 Nov 2017
Parish Records, General Records Office BMD Indexes, Deaths Jun 1915 (>99%) Barrow Katharine M 56 Midhurst 2b 561.
532. Moses Augustus Montefiore
in will of Joseph Barrow
he is called Moses Augustus Montefiore by http://miriamhakedosha.blogspot.com/2008/08/montefiore-family.html
but Moses Eliezer Montefiore in his own will of 1822 which describes him as being of St Thomas and later in Artillery Place Finsbury
death estimate from ref 284 the source notes of which stated in effect that Jacob outlived him
Alan Pereira found on https://www.geni.com/search?search_type=people&names=augustus+moses+montefiore
851. Augustus Moses Montefiore
found by Alan Pereira on https://www.geni.com/search?search_type=people&names=augustus+moses+montefiore
found as for husband
of Barbados in 1837 codicil of the will of Eliezer her grandfather
Cousin of Sir Moses Montefiore
Baptized Barbados 27 June 1800 (from Barbados Settlers database on ancestry.com)
Merchant of Barbados and Brussels
twin of Walter Jacob Levi - Henry Roche email 20 Jan 2015
Marriage Notes for Esther Hannah Montefiore and Isaac Jacob Levi
marriage from ref 132 www.barrow-lousada.org #54 noting that there seems to be a typo given that the marriages are in date order with #53 1816 and #55 1818
Alan Pereira found this 14 Feb 2017 SynagogueScribes: http://synagoguescribes.com/blog/person-details/?value=2783
Adopted the Montefiore surname like his brother Eliezer but consistent with Iberian surname order
MONTEFIORE, JACOB LEVI (1819-1885), merchant and financier, was born on 11 January 1819 at Bridgetown, Barbados, son of Isaac Levi and his wife Esther Hannah, née Montefiore; a member of a notable Sephardi family, she was a first cousin of Sir Moses Montefiore and connected to the Rothschilds by marriage. Jacob and his brothers adopted the name of Montefiore. After his father died in 1837 Jacob decided to join his uncle, J. B. Montefiore, in New South Wales and reached Sydney in the Lord William Bentinck in October. Jacob soon started trading on his own account. Well educated, he wrote plays including The Duel which he translated from the French; it was performed at the Theatre Royal in 1843. His operatic libretto, John of Austria, was set to music by Isaac Nathan and performed in 1847. In 1844 he visited England and on his return in 1845 became a partner of the wealthy Scot, Robert Graham. Montefiore, Graham & Co. soon opened a branch in Brisbane and in 1849 another in Melbourne where Jacob's brother Eliezer took charge. The firm also acquired a total of 270,000 acres (109,266 ha) of leasehold in the districts of Gwydir, New England, Moreton Bay, Wellington and in 1855 George Mocatta's runs in the Burnett; they were all transferred to Montefiore in 1861 when the partnership was dissolved.
Fascinated by political economy, Montefiore in 1853 was chairman of the committee which opposed Wentworth's constitution, thereby becoming a lifelong friend and sometimes creditor of Henry Parkes. In May 1856 Montefiore was nominated to the Legislative Council. In his pamphlet, A Few Words upon the Finance of New South Wales, addressed to the members of the First Parliament, he advocated a tax on unproductive land to encourage farming, reduce land speculation and provide revenue; he also recommended a central or national bank and a railway from Sydney to Melbourne. In 1861 he published Catechism of the Rudiments of Political Economy, 'an unanswerable defence' of free trade.
By 1855 Montefiore was a director of the Bank of Australasia, a committee member of the Chamber of Commerce in 1856 and a director of the New South Wales Marine Assurance Co. from 1857. In 1858 he arranged in London for Baron Rothschild to finance railway construction in the colony but Charles Cowper delayed in submitting the scheme to parliament. Montefiore was one of Sydney's foremost businessmen. He had become a magistrate in 1857, joined the Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron, and from 1863 was the Belgian Consul. Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce in 1866-69 and 1874-75, he led its campaign for extending electric telegraphs and for a Pacific mail service. He was a founder of the City Bank and chairman in 1863-70, founding chairman of the Pacific Fire and Marine Insurance Co. formed with colonial capital in 1862, a director of the Sydney Exchange Co., the Australian Gaslight Co., the Moruya Silver Mining Co., the Tomago Coal Mining Co., the Glanmire Gold Mining Co. and the Northern Rivers' Sugar Co. In the 1870s he was chairman of the New Wallsend Coal Co. and a director of the Mutual Life Association of Australasia. In 1862-65 he traded on his own and lived at Birchgrove House, Balmain, with his brother Octavius and a cousin Herbert, whose firm was Montefiore & Montefiore. In 1866 he joined them in Montefiores & Te Kloot but in 1867 with S. A. Joseph established Montefiore, Joseph & Co. In the 1870s they were agents for the Aberdeen Clipper Line. In 1864-72 Montefiore held 82,000 acres (33,185 ha) in the Leichhardt District and in 1870-82 Montefiore, Joseph & Co. held 135 sq. miles (350 km²) in the South Kennedy District. With J. R. Young and J. B. Rundle he held over 100 sq. miles (259 km²) on the Darling Downs.
In 1864 Montefiore had addressed a public meeting in support of free trade and dissolution of the assembly over the fiscal policy. Next year he was president of the Free Trade Association. A director of the Sydney Sailors Home, he served on the commission to plan the public reception of the Duke of Edinburgh in 1867. He condemned Geoffrey Eagar, colonial treasurer, for ruining the colony's credit by mismanaging the sale of debentures. In 1869 he sat on the royal commission on alleged kidnapping of natives of the Loyalty Islands. Disgusted by the Opposition he nominated George King for East Sydney in the mercantile interest, a seat that Parkes was contesting. Montefiore told Parkes that they were unlikely ever to 'think alike in politics', but in the 1872 elections he decided to abstain from any political action and offered Parkes 'to aid the cause with my purse'. Later that year he visited North America and Europe. In October 1873 he advised Parkes not to appoint Edward Butler chief justice, fearful that 'giving to the Roman Catholics the majority on the Bench will raise all churchmen throughout the country'. In 1874 Montefiore was appointed to the Legislative Council on Parkes's recommendation but resigned in 1877.
A member of the Jewish congregation from his arrival in the colony, Montefiore had advocated the claims of the Jewish community for a share in state aid to religion in 1845. In 1868 he secured official recognition by the Council of Education of the Sydney Hebrew Certified Denominational School despite opposition from James Martin. In 1876 he was a representative commissioner for Philadelphia and Melbourne Exhibitions. After a farewell banquet organized by the Chamber of Commerce and a 'handsome money testimonial', he returned to London.
In London Montefiore was a director of the Queensland National Bank and the Queensland Investment and Land Mortgage Co. In 1878 he joined a syndicate that offered to lay a submarine cable between Java and Cape York, the profits to be divided between the syndicate and the New South Wales government. Despite repeated appeals to Parkes the government took the advice of Sir Daniel Cooper who rejected the plan as 'absurd' and too costly. Montefiore was also a member of the Australian Transcontinental Railway Syndicate which planned a railway from Roma to the Gulf of Carpentaria in return for a land grant of 10,000 acres (4047 ha) per mile (1.6 km). However, the railway bill, introduced by Thomas McIlwraith, was defeated in the Queensland parliament on its second reading in 1883. Montefiore repeatedly asked Parkes in vain to appoint him agent-general for New South Wales and advised Parkes to take advantage of cheap money and consolidate all 'the debts of New South Wales into a permanent funded stock'. In 1880 Montefiore served on the London Commission for the Sydney International Exhibition which he had promoted.
A fellow of the Royal Colonial Institute from 1877, Montefiore missed 'that country of my adoption' but in 1881 wrote to Parkes that 'It may be you are right that I could have been more useful out there than I can be here but I am afraid that the callings of ambition are in some degree the prompters for here I am lost among the millions and to court public favour is rather too costly an experiment'. He died from heart disease at his home Keir Bank, Upper Norwood, on 24 January 1885, leaving his estate to his wife Caroline Antonine Gerardine Louyet, whom he had married in London on 9 July 1851.(Insert: cemeteryscribes.com has a gravestone for him at Balls Pond Road! ref http://www.cemeteryscribes.com/showmedia.php?mediaID=3287&medialinkID=3420)
Select Bibliography
D. J. Benjamin, ‘The Sydney Hebrew Certified Denominational School’, M. Z. Forbes, ‘Jewish personalities in the movement for responsible government in New South Wales’, Australian Jewish Historical Society, Journal, 4 (1954-58); Votes and Proceedings (Legislative Assembly, New South Wales), 1858-59, 1, 93, 2, 905, 1861, 1, 833; Votes and Proceedings (Legislative Assembly, Queensland), 1862, 5, 789, 1879-80, 5, 590; Sydney Mail, 13 Feb 1864; Sydney Morning Herald, 30 Mar 1876, 28 Jan 1885; Henry Parkes letters (State Library of New South Wales); CO 201/503, 522, 526, 577, 584.Author: Martha Rutledge
Print Publication Details: Martha Rutledge, 'Montefiore, Jacob Levi (1819 - 1885)', Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 5, Melbourne University Press, 1974, pp 270-271.
Caroline Antonine Gerardine Louyet
Surname from JewishGen.org; Australian Dictionary of Biography has Louyet
from Alan Pereira 2 Dec 2017
Parish Records, General Records Office BMD Indexes, Deaths Jun 1901 (>99%) MONTEFIORE Caroline A G L 71 Croydon 2a 141.Which means birth of 1830
death Sydney Morning Herald 30 Jun 1876 family notice aged 46
The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser 9 Jun 1832 p3
source The Sydney Morning Herald 15 Jun 1906 p6
also see https://wikivisually.com/lang-fr/wiki/Georges_Montefiore-Levi
On lui doit notamment une amélioration du processus de production de l'alliage bronze phosphoreux[2], et il est le fondateur de l'une des plus anciennes écoles d'ingénieurs belge, l'Institut Montefiore à Liège.
épouse en 1866 Hortense Montefiore-Bischoffsheim[3], fille du banquier Jonathan-Raphaël Bischoffsheim et sœur de Ferdinand Bischoffsheim.
Mariage avec Esther Sophia Antokolsky, la fille aînée de Mark Antkolsky, le sculpteur mondialement connu -1899 -1906, Versailles, Yvelines, Île-de-France, France
Inventeur d'une variété de bronze phosphoreux bien adaptée à la fabrication des fils télégraphiques, il fournit en 1879 les câbles du premier réseau téléphonique belge[4]. Il achète en 1882 le château du Rond Chêne à Esneux, où il réside régulièrement.
Famille de Georges Montefiore-Levi
Parents :
Isaac Levi (mort à Bruxelles, 16 janvier 1839)
Esther Hanna Montefiore (La Barbade, 1798 - Menton, 19 avril 1864)
Frères et sœur :
Jacob Levi Montefiore (Bridgetown, 11 janvier 1819 - Londres, 24 janvier 1885)
Eliezer Levi Montefiore (Bridgetown, 1820 - Sydney, 22 octobre 1894)
Edouard Levi Montefiore (Londres, 7 mars 1826 - 1907)
Rebecca Judith Levi Montefiore (Schaerbeek, 16 juillet 1838 - Saint-Josse-ten-Noode, 16 avril 1848)
Sans enfants, Georges et Hortense Montefiore-Levi élèvent au château du Rond Chêne Lucienne Premelic Hirsch, la fille adoptive de Maurice de Hirsch et de Clara Bischoffsheim, la sœur aînée d'Hortense.
Esther Sophia Antokolsky(Vilno? - Versailles, Yvelines, Île-de-France, France 1947) & et leur fille ( https://search.ancestry.fr/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=arfidobanns&rank=1&gsfn=Raoul+Edward+Levi&gsln=Montefiore&gss=seo )
In 1862-65 brother Jacob traded on his own but lived at Birchgrove House, Balmain, with Octavius and a cousin Herbert, whose firm was Montefiore & Montefiore. In 1866 he joined them in Montefiores & Te Kloot but in 1867 with S. A. Joseph established Montefiore, Joseph & Co.
(see notes for Jacob)
Last surviving Royal Commissioner for the Colonization of South Australia
at 35 Hyde Park Square in 1891 census on MyHeritage with son Louis P(hilip)
MyHeritage (Wright Family Tree) also shows an arrival in Australia 8 Oct 1837, residence in NSW 1856 (note daughter Victoria Violet born Melbourne about 1854 according to 1871 census), but living in Hove Sussex 1861The Jewish Encyclopedia writes (somewhat inaccurately - see http://www.barrow-lousada.org/monument.htm for correct account of his 2 Australian visits) about Jacob Montefiore son of Eliezer Montefiore of Barbados. "Jacob Montefiore: Merchant; born in Bridgetown, England, Nov. 23, 1801; died Nov. 3, 1895. He entered into business with his brother Moses, and when in the early thirties the movement for the financing of Australian colonization from London was incepted Montefiore, who had been connected with the Colonial produce trade, became active in the various public schemes as a member of the South Australian Colonization Association, organized to settle South Australia on the Wakefield system. He was also appointed member of the first board of commissioners entrusted by the British government with the administration of the colony. He visited the colony in the year 1843 and again in 1854. His reception on his first visit by the governor, Sir George Grey, and the people was enthusiastic. During his visit to South Australia in 1843 he acted as an agent for the Rothschilds, at the same time holding a partnership with his brother Joseph Barrow in the firm of Montefiore Brothers of London and Sydney. The township of Montefiore, at the confluence of the Bell and MacQuarrie rivers, in Wellington Valley, was founded by the brothers, and they contributed actively to the establishment there of places of worship for all denominations. The organization of the Bank of Australasia was largely due to their efforts. In Adelaide there is a hill named after them. In 1885, at the request of the directors of the Art Union Gallery of Adelaide, Jacob sat for the artist B. S. Marks, the portrait being hung in that gallery.
from http://www.oztorah.com/2013/03/the-jewish-emigrants-from-britain-australia-new-zealand/
The free settlers came from a higher socio-economic group than most of the convicts. The free settler movement was a generally middle-class phenomenon, and some of its leading members belonged to the interlinked prominent families of Anglo-Jewry known as "the Cousinhood". One notable example was Joseph Barrow Montefiore (1803-1893), a cousin of Sir Moses Montefiore. Born in London, he was the youngest son of Eliezer and Judith Montefiore. In 1826, at a cost of ₤1,500, he had bought a seat on the London Stock Exchange and become one of the twelve "Jew brokers" in the City. After arriving in Sydney with his wife and two children in 1830, he invested in the wool trade and mining, also acquiring extensive landed property by 1838. Together with his elder brother, Jacob Montefiore (1801-1895), he established JB Montefiore & Co. and helped to found the Bank of Australasia. It was at the suggestion of Sir Moses Montefiore that Jacob was one of the eleven commissioners appointed by King William IV to plan a convict-free colony in South Australia. When Australia's first Jewish congregation (forerunner of Sydney's Great Synagogue ) was established in 1832, Joseph Montefiore served as its first president, his name being a guarantee of Jewish respectability. The economic boom burst in 1840, however, and his firm went bankrupt. He returned to London but was soon back in business (with his nephew) as an importer and shipping agent in South Australia, where he became a leader of the Adelaide Jewish community. Eliezer Levi
Montefiore, also prominent in communal affairs, was one of the country's leading artists. Altogether, the Montefiores made a historic contribution to the development of Australia; and it is hardly surprising that there is a township called Montefiores in New South Wales and a Montefiore Hill overlooking the city of Adelaide.
birth/death from Dowling Family Tree
1871 census gives her birthplace Kennington lane, Lambeth perhaps the same address as their 1871 residence
Marriage Notes for Jacob Barrow Montefiore and Justina Lydia Gompertz
17 Elul 5588 BMR2
from familysearch family tree on MyHeritage
see wedding notes - Leslie=Eliezer
in Melbourne 1851 but returned after his marriage for he was in Melbourne 1855
death from ref 170 ptI p15
Marriage Notes for Leslie Jacob Montefiore and Evelina Montefiore
from familysearch family tree on MyHeritage
also ref 170 ptIp3
from familysearch family tree on MyHeritage
married Salomons
from familysearch family tree on MyHeritage
fro death see ref 284
863. Sydney Benjamin Montefiore
from familysearch family tree on MyHeritage
married Madeline Phaire and had 4 children Augustus, Rosalind, Laura, Frederick Jacob
married Joseph Lindo Alexander 1870
from familysearch family tree on MyHeritage
1891 census (image seen on MyHeritage)
35 Hyde Park Square, Paddington
living with father and 3 servants
for death estimate see ref 284
866. Joseph Gompertz Montefiore
from familysearch family tree on MyHeritage but birth and death from ref 170 ptI p10
married Eugenie Rose Emma Wilkins and had 4 children Joseph Charles Jacob, Victor Gompertz, Justina and George Frederick
867. Victoria Violet Montefiore
in 1871 census living with father and mother and 1 servant
100 Upper Kennington Lane, Lambeth
married Ernest Glendower Coghill Ottley 1886 and had 6 children (familysearch family tree seen on MyHeritage)