Chadwick of Ballinard Genealogy
The Chadwick Descendants from William Chadwick (b 1636) in Ireland to Elizabeth
Chadwick (b 1915) of Victoria BC, Canada. Included are some collateral
branches.
Issue Date: 6/6/2007.
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INDEX of PRINCIPAL INDVIDUALS
|Grace Goggin
|WILLIAM CHADWICK, of Gurthakilleen
| | |James Ellard
|JOHN CRAVEN CHADWICK Snr (1778-1851)
| | |JOHN CARDEN
| |Christiana Carden
| | |Robert Craven
| |Elizabeth Craven
| |Rose Alway
|JOHN CRAVEN CHADWICK (1811-1889)
| | |Samuel Cooper
| |ELIZABETH COOPER (abt 1778-1831)
|FREDERICK JASPER CHADWICK (1838-1891)
| | |DANIEL BELL (also desc. in Aus, Maria Suffolk)
| | |JONATHAN BELL (1769-1794)
| | | | |David Barclay, Col
| | | | |ROBERT BARCLAY (1648-90)
| | | | |DAVID BARCLAY (1682-1769)
| | | | | |Christian Mollison
| | | |KATHERINE BARCLAY
| | | |Robert Freame
| | | |John Freame
| | | |Priscilla Freame
| | |Edward Vaux
| |Maria Vaux (?-1852)
| |Mary Johnson
|FREDERICK AUSTIN PAKENHAM CHADWICK (1873-1952)
| |ELIZABETH STEWART (1839-1894)
ELIZABETH AGNES CHADWICK (1915-)
Chadwick of Ballinard Genealogy
The Ancient History of the Surname Chidwick
Early Chadwicks by EM Chadwick:
FREDERICK AUSTIN PAKENHAM CHADWICK
Appendices:
(on Chadapdx)
1. Priscilla Bell Descendants (Maria Suffolk)
2. Bourchier Descendants
3. Sally Chadwick (b 1802)
4: Miscellaneous Dublin Information
5. Jackson & Other Research on Bell Family
(Separate file)
6. Murder of Richard Chadwick (1800-27)
7. Rev Richard Chadwick. (Parson Dick, 1757-1817)
8. Parson Dick's House at Chadwille.
9. Beatty Family: EMC's wife's family
10. Mocklers
Descriptions of some of the places mentioned are on Geography
file.
There are some link to a "private file" which contains information
not for publication: they exist for the author's convenience.
External links are:
emarionc.htm EMC main page
Geography Geography notes
Hend0001.htm Henderson Genealogy
OWEN0001.htm Kirk Owen Family
Vernon01.htm Richard Vernon Family
RSThomas.htm RS Thomas
CoopChad.htm Cooper-Chadwick Family
Chadvill.htm Parson Dick & Chadville, Richard
Chadwick Murder.
Richard England1.htm Richard England
Descent
Ironch.htm The Iron Church - FAP Chadwick's church
in Victoria
Stewart1.htm The Stewarts of Antrim and Ontario
chadapdx.htm Beatty family descent.
http://www.calweb.com/~wally/darke/w-pears1.htm
http://www.rootsweb.com/~onwellin/pioneers/chadwick_austin.htm
Austin Chadwick
Jackson Research of this family Jackson Research of Bell
Family
Alice (Kirk-Owen) Maitland's mother was born Elizabeth Chadwick: this is her
line.
Much of the earlier Chadwick information comes from a family history
compiled by Edward Marion Chadwick (his text here), of Toronto (EMC), at the end of the 19thC. Some is
quoted verbatim. Its veracity is not known, but agrees with other sources, but
it may in fact have been used as the primary source for other supposed
independent write-ups.
This file contains relevant lines from EMC, but some of the indirect lines
are not included here unless additional information has come to light.
IGI information mostly approximate, probably from sources such as EMC
inserted by others. All Ontario relevant entries are included.
A Chadwick Tree is available on "World Connect" on the Internet
(12/2000), but this appears to be a copy of EMC's history.
The Ancient History of the Surname Chidwick
http://www.chidwick.ca/history.htm
found on this site 4/2007.
The chronicles of England, shrouded by the mists of time, reveal the early
records of the name Chidwick as a Norman surname which ranks as one of the
oldest. The history of the name is interwoven in the colourful fabric which is
part of the history of Britain.
Careful research by professional analysts using such ancient manuscripts as the
Domesday Book (compiled in 1086 by William the Conqueror), the Ragman Rolls, the
Wace poem, the Honour Roll of the Battle Abbey, The Curia Regis, Pipe Rolls,
the Falaise Roll, tax records, baptismal records, family genealogies and local
parish records shows the first record of the name Chidwick was found in
Staffordshire where they were seated from very early times and were granted
lands by the Duke William of Normandy their liege lord, for their distinguished
assistance at the Battle of Hastings in 1066 A.D.
Many alternate spellings were found. They were typically linked to a common
root, usually one of the Norman nobles at the Battle of Hastings. The name
Chidwick occurred in many references, and from time to time, the surname
included the spellings Chadwick, Chadwicks, Chadwicke, Chadwyck, Chaddick,
Chadwich, Chedwick, and many more. Scribes recorded and spelled the name as it
sounded. It was not unlikely that a person would be born with one spelling,
married with another, and buried with a headstone which shown yet another. All
three spellings related to the same person. Sometimes preferences for
difference spelling variations either came from a division of the family or for
religious reasons or sometimes for patriotic reasons.
The family name Chidwick is believed to be descended from the Norman race.
They were commonly believed to be of French origin but were more accurately of
Viking origin. The Vikings landed in the Orkneys and Northern Scotland about
the year 870 A.D., under their Chief Stirgud the Stout. Later, under their
Jarl, Thorfinn Rollo, they invaded France about 940 A.D. After they laid siege
to Paris, the French king Charles the Simple finally conceded defeat and
granted northern France to Rollo. Rollo became the first Duke of Normandy, the
territory of the north men. Duke William who invaded and defeated England in
1066 was descended from the first Duke Rollo of Normandy.
Duke William took a census of most of England in 1086, and recorded it in the
Domesday Book. A family name capable of being traced back to this document or
to Hastings, was a signal of honour and for most families during the middle
ages and even to this day.
The surname Chidwick emerged as a notable English family name in the county of
Staffordshire where they were recorded as a family of great antiquity seated at
Rideware with manor and estates in that shire. They were descendant from the
Archbishop of Rheims through the renowned Sir Guy Mauvoisin surnamed le Barbu
living in 1080 at Rosny in Nantes in Normandy. They moved to Lancashire
settling in Chadwick in Spotland. Adam Bamford, Lord of the manor of Chadwick,
rented lands to William Chadwick of Chadwick in 1335. They continued to hold
property in Healy in Lancashire and Marvesyn (Mauvoisin) and Rideware in
Staffordshire. By the 16th century they had acquired Switon Hall in Lancashire
which became the main branch of the family. This branch in turn acquired
Puddleston Court in the county of Hereford. Notable amounst the family at this
time was Chadwick of Swinton Hall.
The surname Chidwick contributed much to the local politics and in the affairs
of England or Scotland. During the 12th century, many of these Norman families
moved north to Scotland following Earl David of Huntingdon who would be become
King of Scotland. Later, in the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries, England and
Scotland ware ravaged by religious and political conflict. The Monarchy, the
church and parliament fought for supremacy. The unrest caused many to think of
distant lands. Settlers in Ireland became known as "adveturers for land
in Ireland". They "undertook" to keep the prodistant faith and
were granted lands previously owned by the Irish. In Ireland they settled in
Ballinard in the county of Limeric, and Killenure Castle in county Tipperary.
The attractions of the New World spread like wildfire. Many sailed abroad the
fleet of sailing ships known as the "White Sails".
In North America, migrants which could be considered a kinsman of the family
name Chidwick, or variable spellings of the name, included Charles Chadwick who
settled in Salem Mass. in 1630, and an important branch of the family settled
in Toronto, Canada. Elizabeth Chadwick settled in Potomac Maryland in 1728.
Elles, George, James, John, Joseph, Mathias, Nathaniel, Robert, Samuel, Thomas
and William all arrived in Philadelphia betweem 1775 and 1850. From the port of
arrival many settlers joined the wagon trains westward. During the War of
Independance, some declare their loyalty to the Crown and moved northward into
Canada and became known as the United Empire Loyalists.
Meanwhile, the family name was active in the social stream. There were many
notables of this name, including
Sir Albert Chadwick
Very Rev. Henry Chadwick, Dean of Christ Church, Oxford.
Sir John Chadwick,
Lynn Chadwick, sculptor
Sir Burton Chadwick
Sir James Chadwick, F.R.S. physicist, collaborator in Atomic research, who
discovered the neutron in 1932 which led to the production of the atomic bomb.
In the process of researching the Chidwick name, we also traced the most
ancient grant of Coat of Arms from the branches which developed their own
Arms, which was "red with a small silver shield surrounded by eight
silver birds".
The crest is a lily.
The ancient family motto is "In Candore Decus".
Early Chadwicks by EM Chadwick:
The family of Chadwick is said to have
descended from a Saxon Chieftain, Cedde, or Caedde, who, at the time of the
Norman conquest, lived near Rochdale on the border of Yorkshire and Lancashire
in a place named from him Caeddes-wyck: Chad's stronghold, from which his
descendants subsequently took the surname Chaddewyk.
The Canadian branch of the family descended from William who, possibly
under Cromwellian influence, moved to Cullen in Ireland.
The Canadian branch started with John Craven Chadwick (born 1811) who
emigrated to Ontario about 1830.
His son, Frederick Jasper Chadwick married Elizabeth Stewart from a Northern
Irish family (Antrim), her Aunt and Godmother (Kitty Pakenham) married Arthur
Wellesley and became Duchess of Wellington.
Frederick's son, Frederick Austin Pakenham, married, 2nd, Creina Henderson
and was the father of Elizabeth Chadwick, mother of Alice (Kirk-Owen) Maitland.
FAP was a priest, firstly in Guelph, Ontario, and later in Victoria BC.
The Hendersons come from the Belfast area and were an influential family
there, controlling newspapers and acting as Mayor and Lord Mayor. Our branch
probably originates from Rev Henry, a Presbyterian Minister. See the Henderson Genealogy
Sources:
1. Civil BMD Records 2. Parish Records.
3. IGI/AF. 4. Census.
5. Family interview. 6: Newspaper & other pub's
7: Wills 8: Tombstone 9.
Family History: 9c: Edward Marion Chadwick 9g:
Gerald Pakenham Stewart (GPS). 10: Other records.
JF: Jeffrey Family
KO03/02
Born5: 17/8/1915, Victoria BC.
Parents: Frederick Austin Pakenham & Creina (Henderson) Chadwick.
(She claimed to be born 1916 after Alice was born - no young mother should be
over 40!)
Married, 1st5, William Beatty-Chamberlain, Lt RNVR, married
16/3/1941 at St John's Church, Victoria BC. His father was a doctor in the Isle
of White. His sister married Wingate of Burma fame. Went to St John's
Newfoundland June 1941 on SS Baccalieu. EAC joined him for 1940/41. His parents
had new house 1156 Goodwin St, June 1940.
Married, 2nd5, Reginald (Rex) Kirk-Owen, Victoria, BC, 25/3/1949; he
died 1959. More about Rex Kirk-Owen
Issue5: Alice Charlotte Kirk-Owen, 3/10/56-14/3/97, married Antony
Maitland, author of this text.
Her life, from conversation, albums etc:
Betty was born in Victoria BC to her father's second wife, his first having
died accidentally; he was, by her account an priest of the old style, with an
extensive knowledge of the classics. Their life sounded rather Victorian in
style: she had a governess until age about 10 when she went to Norfolk House
School, Victoria, where she stayed until about 16 or 17. She had some further
education at BC university. She did some volunteer nursing before and during
the war. She had 2 older, half brothers, Freddy and Jack, who seemed to have
spoilt her as a child: the arrival of her younger brother took some of the
attention away from her.
She married WBC in 1941, moving with him to Newfoundland almost immediately
after their marriage, she travelling overland by train, he by naval ship
through the Panama canal. She was a Red Cross nurse in St John's for a period
between arrival in 1941 and her return to BC later in the war, about the time
the Japanese landed on Vancouver Island.
After she and Rex were married in 1949, they lived in Prince George (North
of Vancouver) for a while where Rex had a cold storage business which was not
successful.
Met Rex about 1940 (in a streetcar), but did not re-meet until after the
War, when Betty had been married to WBC, and Rex to Jocelyn Farmer. In about
1950, they left BC for Toronto by car via California, Mexico and Southern US,
Washington etc, staying with brother Freddy in California. Worked in The
Whitney Block, Toronto. Lived in 83, Centre Street West, Richmond Hill,
Ontario, Nr. Toronto for about 12 months. Sailed from Montreal 25/10/1952.
On arrival in London, they first lived in Norfolk Sq, Holland Street (28A).
Rex worked as an engineer for London Council before studying for the Bar. While
in his pupilage, he worked late nights for the GPO to supplement their income
(trainee lawyers were not paid at the time). After Alice's birth, they moved
out of London to a cottage called Tudor Thatch, Oakhanger, owned by John
Burton's wife, Jacqueline, who had lived near them in London, and then to
Ropley (Hampshire). They later bought Blagdon House, Keevil, Wiltshire, where
Rex died. Worked 6 mths in Bath after Rex died.
Betty somewhat later moved to live with Richard Vernon, a friend from Keevil,
in a rented house in Bwlch, near Eglwsfach, where they met RS Thomas, who was
the incumbent at the time. They moved again to Bryn Gwyn, near Twyn, Wales
where Alice grew up. After Alice left Dr Williams School in Dolgellau for
Hatherop Castle in Gloucestershire, about 1970, Betty and Richard bought
Burcher Cottage, Titley, Herefordshire, which was nearer for Alice's schooling.
Here Betty involved herself extensively in the local social scene and was a
member of the Hereford sketching club.
Betty's travels in 1949/52.
Glacier National park, 7/1949.
Vernon, BC, 9/1950: Kirk-Owens lived in Barnard Av, Vernon, before the War.
Trip round N America 1951/2:
Pacific Coast 9/51
Fresno, ca, 9/51
Phoenix, 9/51.
Mexico
Biloxi
New Orleans
Gulf Coast 10/51
Washington DC 10/51
To Canada
Toronto - lived off Yonge St, Richmond Hill
Rex worked for Ontario Hydro @ Niagara.
Windsor Ont, Easter 52
Ottawa 9/52
Nowegian Cruise 13/9/1989-25/9: Bergen Trondenes, Nidaros, Alesund, Masoy,
Tromsdal, North Cape, Bodo,
Married, 3rd5 (1977), Richard Vernon (1900-19/7/1996), of Hilton
Park, Staffs & Keevil, Wilts; more about Richard
Vernon. Richard was in effect the father of Alice.
Married, 4th5 (17/8/1996, Llanfairynghornwy, Anglesey), Rev Ronald
Stuart Thomas (1913-9/2000).
More about RS Thomas
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FREDERICK AUSTIN PAKENHAM CHADWICK
KO04/03
Sources: EAC, newspapers, other family.
Born3,5,9c: 9/6/1873 (IGI: Guelph, Wellington, Ont.). Baptized St
George's Guelph. (Also confirmed and ordained here).
Parents: Jasper & Elisabeth (Stewart) Chadwick
Died5: 21/12/1952, Oak Bay, Victoria BC. (BC Deaths Index)
He was a gentle, erudite man (keen on the Classical languages), helped by a
strong wife. He was a diabetic. He was a graduate of Trinity College Dublin (or
was this Trinity, Toronto?).
Lived early Life at "Rockmaple" near Guelph.
For a good insight into his ministry in St John's, Victoria, see extract from a
book, The Iron Church.
Ref Internet 26/11/00 (Archives of Diocese of Niagara):
1896 Ordained deacon, priest 1897.
1896-1902 Incumbent, Grace Church, Arthur.
1901 Census: Arthur, Wellington:
Rev Chadwick, B. 9/6/1872, Bertha, B. 8/4/1878, Rosa Chadwick (sister), B
22/6/1861, John F. B. 14/5/1899, Frederick, B. 30/9/1900.
1902-1904 St Paul's Dunnville.
1904-1910 Rector of All Saint's Windsor.
1910 Rector of St Paul's, Vancouver, BC. (by invitation of Bishop DePencier.
Abt 1915 Rector of St John's, Victoria.
Newspaper clipping undated, recd ex Maurice Chadwick. (about 1898)
Married, 22nd October, 1898, Alberta Louise, daughter of Samuel
CHADWICK-DICE - At Grace church, Milton, on Wednesday, 22nd June, by the Rev.
W.E. White, assisted by the Rev. C.A. Seager and H.B. Gwyn, the Rev. Frederick
Austin Pakenham Chadwick, M.A., incumbent of Arthur, son of the late Frederick
Jasper Chadwick, of Guelph, to Berta Louise, daughter of Samuel Dice, Esq.,
Mayor of Milton.
Samuel Dice.
Farmer. Real estate and insurance agent. Mayor. 1837-1924.
Samuel Dice was the second son of George and Agnes Dice who were born in
Ireland. Samuel was born in Nelson Township. In 1862 he married Sarah Martin.
They had two daughters. His second wife was A. Dorothy Shuert. They had one
daughter. He was Mayor of Milton and also served on the Town Council. He served
for a number of years as Justice of the Police and Police Magistrate. For
further information regarding Samuel Dice please see "Milton Area
Biographies, Vol. I" by Alex Cooke. This photograph was taken from
"Milton Semi-Centennial, 1857-1907".
Another Cutting, with faded print of FAPC, (undated, but about 1904, Windsor).
The accompanying picture is a good likeness of Rev. F.A.P. Chadwick, the
newly appointed rector of All Saint's church, who will preach his first sermon
on Sunday, Nov 15th.
Rev Mr Chadwick was educated at the public schools and Collegiate Institute
of Guelph, Trinity School College, Port Hope, and Trinity University, Toronto.
He graduated in 1890 and took an honor course in classes graduating in 1893.
Immediately after completing this course, he entered the divinity class winning
the Bishop's prize in 1895, and graduated in 1896.
The journal of the deanery of Haldimand in its correspondence from Dunville
says "Mr Chadwick has made himself a very popular indeed. He is a young
man full of energy and zeal, and under his ministry, the attendance and
interest in the church has greatly increased."
Newspaper cuttings found in Album originally belonging to Creina Henderson.
(undated but about Dec 1912 on arrival at St Paul's, Vancouver)
"NEW RECTOR PREACHES FIRST SERMON HERE"
"Rev F.A.P. Chadwick to be Inducted at St Paul's Church on Thursday
Evening"
"Rev F.A.P. Chadwick, who has just arrived from his old parish in Windsor,
Ont., to take up his work as rector of St Paul's Church, preached his first
sermon to his new congregation on Sunday morning. The new rector has a quiet
style of speaking, with slow generous gestures, with which he emphasizes the
many natural illustrations of his discourse.
"For the first sermon at St Paul's Mr Chadwick chose the text from the
Eighty-fourth Psalm, "Blessed are they that dwell in thy house. They shall
go from Strength to Strength".
A précis of the sermon followed.
Cutting (undated but about Dec 1912)
"PASTOR AND BRIDE RECEIVED"
More than two hundred of the congregation of St Paul's Church were present
at the reception which was given last night in the Church hall in honour of
their pastor, Rev FAP Chadwick and his bride, who have returned from their
honeymoon. Mr and Mrs Chadwick were married in Windsor, Ont., where Mr Chadwick
had charge of a congregation. The chair was occupied by Bishop De Pancier,
Archbishop Pentreath of Columbia, also being on the platform. In his address of
welcome, the bishop spoke of the warm feeling which existed between the pastor
of St Paul's and his congregation, and stated when he presented to Mrs Chadwick
a beautiful bouquet of chrysanthemums that it was a token from the congregation
of which she was to be one of the guardians.
In reply to the address Rev. Mr. Chadwick warmly thanked them for the welcome
they had given to himself and his wife on their return. There was a splendid
musical programme during the evening.
Newspaper clipping recd ex Maurice Chadwick.
The Globe and Mail, Dec 23rd/52.
Canon Chadwick - Clergyman Once Noted Athlete
Victoria, Dec 22 (CP) - Canon Frederick A.P. Chadwick, 79, Canadian
churchman, who for 27 years was rector of St. John's Anglican Church, Victoria,
died at his home here Sunday. He had been in ill health for many years.
Born near Guelph, he received his early education at Guelph public school
and Trinity College school, Port Hope. He graduated from Trinity College,
Toronto, with honours in classics, before entering the divinity class at that
institution.
He was captain of the school's cricket, football and baseball teams and in
1895 played on the Canadian championship rugby team.
His first church assignment was as deacon of St George's Church, Guelph,
in 1896. He served successively at Hamilton, Port Arthur, Dunnville and Windsor
before being transferred to St Paul's Church, (EAC: Vancouver then St John's
Victoria) Victoria, in 1913, and served there until his retirement in 1940.
A son is Lt.Cmdr. Ernest Maurice Chadwick, RCN, Ottawa.
Married 1st9c,7, probably, 22/6/1898 (inscription on back of
photograph says October, as does EMC, but too late for Jacks birth, paper
clipping says June) also Jeffrey Family.
Alberta Louise Dice daughter of Samuel Dice of Milton, Ont. (born 4/4/1878
(C01), and died 16/1/1902 of an Accident, falling down stairs while
pregnant??). She had an aunt "Maggie" (EAC remembers "Gt aunt
Maggie") - a photo exists of her (MgDice1H)5.
Issue5 of Frederick & Berta (Dice) Chadwick:
1/1. John Pakenham Dice Chadwick
born 14/5/1899,
educated Trinity College, Port Arthur. Died after falling down stairs and being
pierced by glass shard from a bottle, then resident in Victoria, BC.
Married Vivienne Mary Charlton, Victoria BC, 24/9/1921.
2/1. Beverly Chadwick, born 18/4/1928.
Married Alan
Baynton.
4106 Delmar Ave, Victoria, BC V82 5J6 Tel 479-2710
3/1. Gregory Baynton
3/2. Michael Baynton
1/2. Frederick Stewart Chadwick. born 30/9/1900.
educated at
Trinity College, Port Arthur.
Died: 2/1976, Palm Desert (US SSI Deaths).
Married 1st, Helen Naomi Nugent, born 2/1/1901
Married 2nd, Gertrude Nugent, born 2/2/1902, sister of Helen.
Alice & Antony Maitland stayed with Aunt Gertrude in Palm Springs October
1976: a very engaging lady. Also there was Cindy, her step-Granddaughter, who
lived there part time. She died about 1990, having lived her last few years
with the Faulkners.
Issue of Frederick & Helen Chadwick:
2/1. Carolyn Louis Chadwick, born 28/2/1931.
Married:
William Porter (later divorced: Carolyn later became friendly with Alan Gadney,
a film producer). Alice & Antony Maitland stayed with them (Carolyn &
Alan) in Hollywood, and met up with Holly, her other daughter.
William Porter became a school principal and lives (6/2000) in Las Vegas with
2nd wife, Kathy. William's sister, Jerry has daughter Nancy Ward, married to Mr
Westfield. Daughter Lauren (d.o.b. 1/1985).
Issue:
3/1. Holly Porter born 1951,
(6/2000, working
for the school district administration).
Married, abt 1975, Peter Christos, of Greek extraction, of independent means,
but worked in sales.
Issue:
4/1. Theodore John William Christos, 18/7/1979. 8/2001 student
at UC, Berkley reading English & Philosophy.
4/2. Alexander Peter Chadwick Christos, 26/9/1981.
4/3. William Peter Lampis Christos, 21/4/1985.
3/2. Cindy Lynn Porter, 18/5/1956, Pasadena.
Married
4/11/1978, Mostyn Faulkner b. 3/8/1947, San Gabriel, Ca.
Issue:
4/1. Laurel Alison Faulkener, 27/3/1981, Van Nuys.
4/2. Bryn Andrew Faulkener, 23/8/1982, Van Nuys.
3/3. Robert
Frederick Porter.
3/4. Sandra Louise Porter, 26/2/1954, LA..
2/2. Dianne Helen Chadwick, b. 11/8/1933, Hollywood,
d. bef 2000. Married
Charles Prowse, a Christian scientist.
Issue:
3/1. Charles Prowse.
4/1. Alana Prowse
3/2. Colleen Prowse.
3/3. Cathleen Prowse, died of cystic fibrosis before 2000.
3/4. Michael Prowse.
Married 2nd5, Creina Henderson 22/10/1912.
Issue5 of Frederick & Creina (Henderson) Chadwick:
1/1. Elizabeth Chadwick.
1/2. Ernest Maurice Chadwick. born 6/5/1921, Victoria, BC.
Married
28/2/1948, Halifax:
Olga Munro (born 29/5/1921, Halifax, died Victoria BC about 2005).
Issue (with corrections by Julia Chadwick 9/2003:
2/1. Edward Michael Pakenham Chadwick, born 19/6/1950.
Married, 1st,
Pauline Sternagle, 2nd, Julia Anne Bray (div 1997)
6/2000: a fishery scientist based in Moncton.
Issue of Michael & Julia:
3/1. Samara Grace Chadwick, born 5/9/1982.
3/2. Claire Elizabeth Chadwick, born 12/12/1984.
2/2. Richard Austin Brian Chadwick,
b. 26/9/1952
(Kingston, Ont) (EAC: an entrepreneur).
Married, 1st, Wendy Mcleod.
Issue of Richard & Wendy:
3/1. Rebecca Anne Katherine Chadwick, born 15/1/1974
3/2. Melanie Rose Chadwick, born 1/5/1977.
Married, 2nd, Antigoni Gastis
Issue of Richard & Antigoni (Dinah):
3/3. Christopher Austen Chadwick, born 27/2/1985.
3/4. Rena Alexsandra Chadwick, born 18/3/1987.
2/3. Creina
Chadwick, born 28/11/1954
2/4. William Nicholas Munro Chadwick, born 10/6/1959.
Married, 1st,
Nichola Ker (dau of Robin Ker).
Married, 2nd, abt 1995, Deborah Gillingham.
Issue of William & Deborah:
3/1. Catherine Emma Chadwick.
3/2. Henry James Munro Chadwick, abt 1999.
Olga had married, 1st, Mr Maclachlan, had issue, Dianne Maclachlan, she was
moving back to BC in 6/2000 with 2nd husband.
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KO05/05
Sources: EMC, IGI, Newspaper, Cemetary (ref Wellington Hist Soc).
EMC:
Born3,9c. 19th November 1838 (IGI, born Guelph or Ancaster)
Parents: John Craven & Louisa (Bell) Chadwick.
Died9c,8: 20th June 1891 (Guelph):
He was a Provincial Land Surveyor and was for some time the proprietor of the
Guelph Herald Newspaper. He was gazetted Ensign in the County Wellington
Militia 11 February 1857 & Lieut. 26 August 1869, and later Captain. Served
in County Council, co. Wellington and in Town Council of Guelph for several
years; and was Mayor of Guelph in 1877.9c
1867 Directory: Concession 2e, lot fb, freeholder.
1871: resident in Guelph.
1871 Census, Ontario: and Estate Agent, aged 32, in Guelph.
1881 Census, Ontario, Wellington, Estate Agent, aged 41, Irish.
Ontario Genealogical Society 9/1998:
History of Guelph 1827-1927, Leo Johnson:
He was instrumental establishing The Guelph Gas Works producing gas for the
first time Jan 18 1871 which brought more industries to Guelph.
Abt 1879:
The new owner, former Mayor F.J. Chadwick was a Grit who had seriously damaged
the Tory campaign of the previous year. The owner refused to reprimand the
paper’s editor and the Herald was becoming Guelph’s Roman Catholic voice. In
the next decade, Catholics had a forum for presenting their side in wars of the
editorial page initiated by Rev. Dixon.
Confirms that he was a Mayor of Guelph.
The Canada Gazette (14/2/1857) confirms that there was Ensign Frederick J
Chadwick and John C Chadwick jnr in newly formed Guelph Rifles, No 1 Company.
Guelph Site: ……The (Guelph) Herald became a daily under FJC, an alderman who
was elected mayor in 1877….
Aberfoyle 1871 census, a village in Puslinch township, 7 miles from Guelph:
Frederick Chadwick con F8, lot 22. Uncertain if this is ours.
Extract from (found on internet):
A Thesis Presented to The Faculty of Graduate Studies of The University of
Guelph by
GEOFFREY ROY ELLWAND
Guelph Herald, F.J. Chadwick. He served on city council several times and in
1877 was elected mayor, he was a founding director of the Guelph Gas Company
and an incorporator, along with Innes and other prominent business people, of
the Guelph Junction Railway in 1884; among his numerous other roles he was an
officer in the local militia and a member of the Guelph Cricket Club.
In 1882, Chadwick left Guelph for the Northwest, and in a dinner tendered in
his honour he talked of the deep satisfaction he took in seeing Guelph grow and
prosper. His remarks must have had a special resonance for many of the city's
prominent builders:
"When I came to Guelph in 1848, it was a small place; the spot on which is
now erected the Wellington Hotel [where the testimonial dinner was held] being
a lumber yard, and scarcely a building of any pretensions between here and the market
place. Her population at that time being counted in hundreds where now there
are thousands. Coming here at an early period of my life I might almost claim
to be a native, and as you have been kind enough to express in the address I have
been identified with everything that has made Guelph what she is. Nothing,
since I was able to take my share has been done for the advancement of our good
city in which I have not taken an active part."
……………
The Herald under the new and vigorous ownership of F. J. Chadwick turned daily
probably in 1872. With the death of the Advertiser, Guelph now had two clearly
competitive papers, The Mercury, a dedicated Reform journal and The Herald an
unabashedly Conservative partisan. According to Acton Burrows (editor, and
subsequently part-owner of the Herald 1874-78) everything at The Herald was
improved under Chadwick. "The only feature in the paper, indeed, which did
not undergo a change," he wrote, "was its unswerving support of the
principles of the Conservative Party.. . 7 , 168
One of the first things Chadwick did was to move the Herald offices to a new
location above the Queen's Hotel. He was also soon to persuade a man who had
once been the Mercury's best writer, James Fahey, to leave a new position in
Hamilton and come and reinvigorate the Herald as editor. Innes in a letter
written to a fiend in late 1871 acknowledged Fahey's talent during his time on
The Mercury:
Jim Fahey has left me having made an engagement with [Jonathan] Wilkinson
[publisher of the Guelph Advertiser 1858-1870] to edit the Hamilton Standard
which he proposes to start on the 1st of January. I might have kept him had I
been willing to pay him enough, but the fact is he did not altogether suit me.
For writing an article there was none better, but he was of little use on the local
work, and you know on a country paper that is as important - even more so………..
In spite of Chadwick's energy and willingness to hire the best available
talent, there were money problems at the Herald. A former editor, writing of
Fahey recalled that "[he] knew what it was to work hard for his wages and
work harder to get them when they were earned. I think some of the wage cheques
issued at that time by me Guelph Herald are still in circulation. The paper's
own history published in 1895 recalls that 'the labor and money lavished by
[Chadwick] on The Herald failed largely of accomplishing the desired results…….
F.J. Chadwick went through several partners in an effort to make the paper a
success, but finally in 1885 The Herald was sold under chattel mortgage to
Henry Gummer.
Buried Woodlawn Cemetary, Guelph, Ont.
"Be kindly
affectionate to one another". Rom XII 18.
Also bur here dau Louisa, son Edward Vaux, wife Elizabeth.
Plot record refers to Miss CR Chadwick, 884, Bute St, Vancouver.
EAC (grand-daughter):
All the offspring of Jasper and Elizabeth were born in Ireland, Elisabeth
returning there to give birth - this looks unlikely, as the births are shown as
Canadian on the IGI etc.
From Internet (6/2005), Berliner Journal 1856 marriages
(Berlin, Ontario!)
13 Feb 1856. On the 22nd ult., at the residence of the bride's
father, by the Rev JD McGregor, Frederick J. Chadwick, Esq., of Guelph, to Miss
Emily Schabbamogger, second daughter of Henry Schabbamagger, Esq.
This marriage is not recorded elsewhere by EMC. No death was found in the
Berliner Journal for 1857-1860.
www.waterloogs.co/newspapers/3c.htm
Married9c, 3 September 1861:
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Sources: EMC, IGI, Newspaper, Cemetary (ref Wellington Hist Soc)
Parents9c: Edward Michael and Jane (Jeffery) Stewart,
See Stewart files.
Ref Grave:
Born8: 13/10/1839
Died8: 3/8/1894, buried Woodlawn Cemy, Guelph.
Ref EMC:. An embroidered underskirt worked by first Duchess of Wellington was
given by her to Elisabeth Pakenham, by whom it was worn at her wedding, as it
was also at their weddings by Jane Renwick Jeffrey, Elisabeth Stewart, and
Kathleen Chadwick (Pepler).
Issue3,9c of Jasper & Elizabeth (Stewart) Chadwick (EMC &
IGI):
(IGI born Guelph)
1/1. Louise Caroline Stewart Chadwick, b. 8 June 1862
(IGI: b Guelph).
Died 8/6/1901, bur Woodlawn Cemy, Guelph: named Chadwick. Unm.
Ref EAC: married a well known artist. (Doubtful see above).
1/2. Charlotte Rose Chadwick, EMC: b. 6 July 1864, unm.
Died 27/2/1938
aged 72, (ref Victoria Daily Times, 1938.03.01,11)
Census 1901: Rosa Chadwick, sister of FAPC, with him b. 22/6/1861. aged 39. The
original image confirms listed data. This is probably an error in the census, parents
married after her quoted birthday.
Remembered by EAC as Aunt Nonnie5: she lived with FAPC for much of
her life.
1/3. Jasper William Chadwick, b. Guelph 10 November 1866
(d. 29/1/1920,
JF). (IGI) of the Bank of Toronto;
Married 26th November, 1896, Alexandrina Agatha, (an accomplished pianist
28/4/1864-17/11/1943), daughter of Samuel John Cowley, of Toronto, originally
of County Devon, England, and his wife, Agatha Stevenson
[Arms: Silver; a bull passant gules within a bordure sable bezantee]
Additional information from Kim Tate[i], 6/2005 from Stevenson Book P95, whose husband
descends from Alexandrina's brother Armstrong.
"A Record of the Descendants of Gustavus and Jane Stevenson; Fermanagh
County, Ireland and York Township, Ontario." published 1993 by John
Charles F. Stevenson and his wife Louise Mary Stevenson, of Winnipeg.
Chadwick, Alexandrina Amelia - At her home, 538 Sherbourne Street, Toronto, on
Wednesday November 17th 1943, Alexandrina Amelia Chadwick, wife of the late
Jasper William Chadwick, mother of G.D. Chadwick and sister of Mrs W.J.
McBride and aunt of Miss Rita McBride. Resting at Bates and Maddocks Funeral
Chapel, 124 Avenue Rd, (just south of Davenport. Service in the chapel Friday
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Interment Mount Pleasant Cemetary.
2/1. William Frederick Chadwick, 21/2/1898-28/4/1898, Toronto
2/2. William Gustavus D'Arcy Chadwick, born 11th May, 1900.
Chadwick,
William G. (Gus) - At Toronto on Thursday Dec 6th 1936, William G. Chadwick
(formerly of Royal Canadian Dragoons). Resting at Yorke Bros Chapel 2337 Bloor
St, W (Willard Ave). Funeral Service at the chapel at 2 pm Interment Mount
Pleasant Cemetary.
Married: Marjorie Williams
3/1. Carole Chadwick.
1/4. Edward Ernest Vaux Chadwick, b. Guelph 27 Feb. 1868
died9c,8: 4 Sept. 1868. Bur Woodlawn Cemy, Guelph. (IGI).
1/5. Kathleen Christiana Maria Chadwick, b. Christmas Day 1870.
Married: 12th
June, 1895, to William Herbert Pepler, M.D. (9/4/1864-30/4/1924, JF) of
Wiltshire?, son of James Pepler and his wife, Emma Eyres (who had 7 more
children)[Arms: Silver, on a bend sable, between two bendlets dancettee gules,
three silver eagles displayed]
(see Ontarian Families), and has issue:
2/1. Stewart Herbert Pepler, born 30th August, 1896.
2/2. William Arthur Eyres Pepler, born 2nd January, 1899.
2/3. Kathleen Gwladys Pepler, born Toronto 21/1/1901,
died Salisbury,
Wilts, 8/5/1994.
Following from Christopher Hall, 13/1/2004:
She gave the Maitlands a sugar bowl for their wedding was and was a teacher of
physical education and dance, and through the YWCA was in the late 1920s and
1930s directing physical education and teacher training in India and Eqypt. She
was married on 22/4/1939 in Lindi, Tanganyika to H John Hall (b10/10/1909, d
24/5/1994). John was a Master Mariner and a Lt in the RNR, and he was called
up in 1939 for WWII, serving in Zanzibar, Russian Convoys, Atlantic,
Mediterranean and The Channel, and finishing as a Commander. After the war
J&K lived in East Africa (Dar-es-Salaam, Zanzibar and Mombasa) until J retired
to Salisbury in 1965. J subsequently served as Bursar to Salisbury Cathedral
School for 10 years. They were both very active in the Cathedral Community (K
continuing to run movement to music exercise classes for mature ladies well
into her 80s) up until J's failing eyesight and K's occasional loss of short
term memory forced them to be somewhat less active. K died aged 93 following a
fall, and J aged 84 some two weeks later. Kitty's brothers and sister were
Stewart (Toronto), Arthur (Montreal) and Doris (Seneca Falls NY).
3/1. Christopher J Pepler Hall.
2/4. Doris
Louise, born 27th June, 1905, Seneca Falls, NY.
Note from Kim Johnstone, Australia, James Pepler and Emma Eyres
(b.3/9/1823, Melkesham) married 8//1849, Melkesham.
1/6. Frederick Austin Pakenham Chadwick,
b. 9 June 1873.
1/7. John Craven Eade Chadwick,
b. Guelph 22
June 1875. (IGI/EMC)
Uncle Jack, died unm in Vancouver, in 1950's5.
sometime of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, now (1914) of Vancouver, B.C.;
served as Lieutenant 21st Essex Fusiliers; unmarried.
1/8. Gladys Chadwick (GPS3356).
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Sources: EMC, IGI, Newspaper, Cemetary (ref Wellington Hist Soc)
fourth son of John Craven Chadwick of Ballinard
Born9c: 6/4/1811 IGI: has him born @ Cravendale.
Parents: John Craven Chadwick & Elizabeth Cooper.
Died9c: 10 Nov. 1889.
EMC:
.... came to Canada, and settled at Cravendale near Ancaster, co. Wentworth.
John Craven Chadwick served on the Niagara Frontier in the Rebellion of
1837-38 as a Volunteer in Capt. Alexander Milne's Troop of Cavalry and was
gazetted Lieut. in the 1st Regt. of Gore Militia, 27 Novr. 1838. In 1849 he
removed to Guelph co Wellington. He was twice named in the Commission of the
Peace for that County. He was a Delegate in the Diocesan Synod of Toronto on
several occasions; and was nominated a member of the Corporation of Trinity
College Toronto by the Bishop of Niagara in 1875.
Probably 1st Battalion (Ancaster) Gore Militia, expanded and
reorganised 16/3/1838.
1867 Directory: concession 2e, lot 1b, freeholder.
1881 Census, Guelph, Gentleman, 68, Irish.
Puslinch SCHOOL SECTION No. 2
School Section No. 2 is situated South-East of Guelph Township, reaching about
three miles down the old Brock Road and comprising Concessions 7 and 8. In
the late '20's and early '30's this land was taken up, groups of settlers
coming from Ireland, England and Scotland, and a few from Germany.
The Robinson Family's "Blue Castle Gardens" is on Lot 12, Concession
7, fronting on the Highway. Lot 12, Concession 7, was taken in the early years
by a family of Kennedys who later sold to Chadwicks. The late Judge Chadwick
of the High Court at Guelph was one of this family ….
Clare Journal, 14 January, 1836:
At Emly, county Tipperary, John Craven Chadwick, jun. Esq. of Ballynard, to
Louisa, fifth daughter of Jonathan Bell, Esq., of Kensington.
John Craven Chadwick married: 1st9c, 3 January 1836
At Emly, Tipperary.
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Died9c: 24/4/1845
EMC:
Parents: Jonathan Bell of Kensington, co. Middlesex, a London Merchant, &
Maria Vaux.
John Craven Chadwick married (EMC): 2nd9c,:
15 Decr. 1847 "Caroline Eade, daughter of Joseph Eade of Newington, co.
Middlesex, and Hitchin co. Hertford and his wife Eliza, sister of Maria
(KO07/20), daughter of Edward Vaux. Caroline (Eade) Chadwick died 5 Sept. 1874.
Married9c: 3rd, 4 May 1876 Elizabeth Beatty, eldest daughter of
James Beatty, Merchant in Toronto, and his wife Anne, daughter of James McKowen
of Dublin:" (at St James Toronto). JCC, widower, EB, Spinster (internet,
Ontario marriages)
Elizabeth's sister, Ellen Byrne Beatty was the wife of JCC's son, Edward Marion
Chadwick. They appear with a Beatty lineage on the internet (10/2002): Beatty Family
Note from Liz Agar, 25/3/2002:
Descended from Eliza Eade, sister of Caroline, through Agnes Henty
Had issue9c of the 1st marriage only,
1/19c. John Craven Chadwick, born 12 February 1837 (IGI, Guelph):
see EMC.
(Present in 1871 Census age 35, farmer in Arthur).
Ancaster Settlement PR (Internet):
John Craven, son of John Craven and Louisa Chadwick, of the Jersey Settlement,
born 12th February, 1837; baptized in Ancaster Church, October 22nd, 1837, by
me, John Miller.
Ref Directory 1867, householder, concession 3, lot 15.
1881: Farmer Puslinch, Wellington, Ont.
Died 8/4/1890, bur Farnham Cemy, Puslinch, Co Wellington, Ont.
Issue by 1st wife, Elinor Tonee Battersby, born Guelph (IGI):
2/1. Catherine Caroline Chadwick Born 5 Jun 1861.
2/2. Francis Henry Chadwick Born 11 Aug 1866.
Moved to Globe
Az. Married Rose Fiske, Issue, inter alia:
3/1. Theodore Ray Chadwick, married Sylvia Mildred Pearson
(1912-1978) http://www.calweb.com/~wally/darke/w-pears1.htm
4/1. Susan Rose Chadwick (1942)
5/1. Pamela Ann
Wolfe (1963)
5/2. Wendy Sue Wolfe (1970)
5/3. Craig Clare Wolfe (1974)
4/2. Douglas Ray
Chadwick (1944)
4/3. John Craven Chadwick (1955)
2/3. Leslie
Charles Edward Chadwick Born 8 Jan 1865.
2/4. Craven Bell Chadwick Born 2 Apr 1863.
Issue by Flora
Jennie Hinds, Born Guelph (IGI):
3/1. Alexander Joseph Chadwick Born 12 Nov 1886.
2/5. Francis
Henry Chadwick Born 11 Aug 1866.
2/6. Leslie Charles Edward Chadwick Born 8 Jan 1865.
Issue by Sybella Annie Mockler, born Guelph 4/1845, d. 22/2/1891: daughter of
William Mockler, 22 of Durham, County Grey, in Holy Orders, who came to Canada
from Fermoy, County Cork, Ireland, about 1850, and his wife, Anne Atkinson, of
Huddersfield, County York, England. (William Mockler, born 1810, was the son
of James Mockler, in Holy Orders, Rector of Castle Hyde). There were other
possible siblings of William Mockler - see Chadapdx.
The Mocklers were a pioneer family in the Durham area.
When the couple died early in Guelph area (1890's) the children came to Durham
to live with their aunts. The house was a very early Durham home - there was a
private school in it Mockler-Chadwicks were local teachers. (re Ralph Clark
email, 10/05).
Grey County 1870 Records (internet 4/2007):
John Craven Chadwick, 33, widower, gentleman, Ancaster Ont., Arthur, s/o John
Craven Chadwick & Louisa BELL, married Isabella Ann Mockler, 25, Eastville
- Lancaster England, Durham, d/o William Mockler & Ann Atkinson, witn:
Wilton Turner & Fanny Mockler, both of Durham village, 21 April 1870 at
Trinity Church, Durham
2/7. Edwin Percy
Chadwick Born 18 Apr 1880.
2/8. Ethelred James Mockler Chadwick Born 15 Oct 1875.
2/9. William Herbert Austin Chadwick Born 27 Jan 1871.
2/10. Norah Annie Chadwick Born 2 Jan 1878.
Married: Justus
Roedding
S of Justus John Roedding & Elizabeth Hayrock
Another son, Louis was grandfather of Russ Roedding, London Ont. (email
28/1/04, "Russ & Kathie"[ii])
2/11. Richard Frederick Chadwick Born 18 Apr 1874.
1/29c. Frederick Jasper
Chadwick, born. 19 Novr. 1838: see above.
1/39c. Edward Marion Chadwick, born 22/9/1840: see EMCp.51. &
IGI
Died 1921 (ref
internet reference). Wrote the definitive history.
Married (1), 28 June 1864, Ellen Byrne, dau of James Beatty, born 9/11/1843,
died suddenly, 10/2/1865.
Beatty Family:
EMC's wife's family
Married 2nd: 2/1868, Maria Martha Fisher, d. of Alexander & Mary.
Issue:
(IGI: Toronto, children born Toronto to Maria Martha Fisher).
2/1. Fanny Marion Chadwick Born 10 Jan 1873 (IGI Toronto).
2/2. Edward Alister Eade Chadwick Born 13 Feb 1871.
2/3. George Darcy Austin Chadwick Born 22 Feb 1880.
2/4. Richard Ellard Carden Chadwick Born 16 Feb 1885.
2/5. William Craven Vaux Chadwick Born 6 Dec 1868.
2/6. Louisa Mary Caroline Chadwick Born 7 Dec 1876.
1/49c. Austin Cooper Chadwick, born 18 Novr. 1842 (IGI Guelph):
see EMC p.53.
Cooper Chadwicks in Vancouver area 1871.
Census 1871 aged 28 in St James, Barrister.
1900, was a Barrister at Law and County Judge of co. Wellington. M. 19/12/1867,
Caroline Christie dau of Ralph Charles Nicholson and his w. Elizabeth Roy, a
descendant of the famous Rob Roy (MacGregor): the said Ralph Chas Nicholson and
his w. Sarah Elizabeth Ellison, and grandson of Ralph Nicholson of
Hertfordshire: and has
Issue:.
2/1. Henry Austin Chadwick, b. 15/4/1883.
2/2. Caroline Gwladys May Chadwick, b. 30/11/1885.
5Gwladys Chadwick married Basil Chamberlain, relative of the 1930's Politician, Nevil. Her daughter, Diana married Richard Partridge, son of a Bishop of Portsmouth. They live (1993) in Carlisle Place, London. The Chamberlains were friends of Rex & Elizabeth (Chadwick) Kirk-Owen and the Vernon family in England in Keevil, Wilts, but lost touch after Rex's death.
http://www.rootsweb.com/~onwellin/pioneers/chadwick_austin.htm
Pioneer - CHADWICK, Austin Cooper
Biographical Sketches of Early Settlers of Wellington County
Information from: Historical Atlas of the County of Wellington, Ont.
Toronto: Historical Atlas Publishing Co., 1906 (Download 3/10/2002).
CHADWICK, Austin Cooper. The subject of this sketch is the oldest member, save
one (Judge Ardagh), of the Ontario County Court Bench. He is the fourth son of
the late John Craven Chadwick of Guelph, Ont., formerly of Tipperary, Ire.,
where he was b. in 1811; d. at Guelph, in 1889. His wife was a dau. of Jonathan
Bell of London, Eng.
Judge Chadwick, was b. at "Cravendale," Ancaster, county of Wentworth,
Ont., Nov. 18, 1842. He was educated at the Guelph Grammar School, and at
Clapham, Eng. In 1858, he commenced the study of law, and was called to the bar
in 1864. He practiced his profession a short time at Mount Forest, and for
about seven years in Toronto. He was appointed Jr. Co. Ct., Judge of
Wellington, Jan. 10, 1873, Local Judge High Court of Justice, Mar. 14, 1882,
and Senior Judge of the County Court of Wellington, Dec. 8, 1891, which
position he has ably filled ever since. He m. Caroline Nicholson, dau. of Ralph
Charles Nicholson of Lewes, Sussex, Eng., afterwards of Galt, Ont.
Issue: Henry Austin, and Caroline Gladys May.
Judge Chadwick and family are members of the Church of England, and
fraternally, he is a member of the Masonic Order. He is a member of the Board
of County Judges for Ontario.
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Born9g,10: 1798, See Stewart files.
Parents: Henry Stewart and Elizabeth Pakenham,
He was in Holy Orders, of Guelph and of Clooney, co. Derry,
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See Stewart Files.
Issue:
1/1. Elisabeth Stewart, b. 13/10/1839. KO05/06
Others detailed in Stewart files.
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IGI born abt 17783,9c
Parents: William & Christiana (Carden) Chadwick
of Ballinard, born 1778 (?),
Died9c: March, 1851.
Griffiths Valuation, 1851: County Tipperary, Tipperary Poor Law Union
Clanwilliam Barony, Shronell Civil Parish 1851:
Chadwick Mrs Anne Ballyconry 148 3 Earl of Portarlington house, offices and
land
Chadwick, Esq Edward Ballinard 147 3 Wm Chadwick Esq land
Chadwick, Esq Edward Ballinglanna 147 11 Wm Chadwick Esq land
Chadwick, Esq Edward Ballinglanna 147 12A Wm Chadwick Esq land
Chadwick, Esq Edward Ballinglanna 147 12B Wm Chadwick Esq land
Chadwick, Esq Edward Ballycohy 148 30a Earl of Portarlington dairy ho., offs.,
& land
Chadwick, Esq William Ballinard 147 5 Earl of Portarlington house, offices and
land
Chadwick, Esq William Ballinard 147 6 Earl of Portarlington garden
Chadwick, Esq Wm Ballinglanna 147 8 Earl of Portarlington herd's ho., office
& land
1834 Tythe Shronell:
Chadwick, Esq S.C. Ballinard
Married9c: March 1799 Elizabeth Cooper
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IGI: Born Abt 1778
Father9c: Samuel Cooper, Killenure, Tipperary, Ireland
EMC:
only daughter of Samuel Cooper, then of Cashel, afterwards of Killenure Castle,
County Tipperary, and his wife Frances, daughter of David Butler, of
Garranleagh, County Tipperary. She had a marriage portion of £3,000 and an
annuity if left a widow of £250 secured on the mansion and 158 I.P.M. (or about
280) acres, of Ballinard, with Ballinglanna 45 acres.
Died9c: on Easter day 3rd April 1831.
Burkes:
see Cooper-Chadwicks for more details of this
branch.
Issue9c of John Craven & Elizabeth (Cooper) Chadwick:
1/19c. William Chadwick, b. 1800, see EMC history. (IGI bth also)
m. Wilhelmina,
dau of John Seymour, in Holy Orders, Rector of Shronell, co Tipperary (who was
a son of John Seymour, in H.O. Rector of Palace, co. Limerick, a descendant of
Sir Henry Seymour, brother of K. Henry VIII's Queen Jane) and his wife,
Catherine, dau of ..... Millett and sister of Dr. Millett of Cove, co Cork
(previously m. to .... Jacob) Wilhelmina C d. December 1836.
William m. 2ndly, Charlotte, dau of John Bouchier of Bagotstown and Charlotte
Chadwick (see ante p.25) his wife. She d. 1874.
He had issue of the first marriage only - namely:
2/1. Catherine Chadwick, bapt'd 1 Feby 1833 and d. 12 Decr
1855. She was
m. 6 Febr 1855 to Richard son of Samuel Cooper of Killemure Castle (see p. 26)
who assumed by Royal License, the additional surname of Chadwick. They had
issue,
Dublin Genealogical Office, MS108 p73:
Richard Cooper of Killenure Castle, Tipperary, and Catherine Chadwick dau &
co-heiress of William Chadwick of Ballinard co Tipperary allowed to use surname
Chadwick after their marriage: he became Richard Cooper Chadwick, 1855.
Richard Cooper of Killenure Castle married Catherine Chadwick, dau of William
Chadwick of Ballinard 1855. Changed name to Cooper Chadwick.
3/1. William Cooper-Chadwick b. 14 November 1855. Captain
Tipperary
Artillery Militia, m. Annie dau of John Langley of Knockamure, co. Tipperary,
J.P. and has issue:
4/1. Francis Violet Cooper-Chadwick, died 1922,
married Allen
Baker of Lismacue at St Ann's Church, Dawson St, Dublin, 1910.
5/1. William Baker (+ 2 daughters), d.1977.
6/1.Katherine Baker, married Jim Nicholson, of
Lismacue House,
Bansha, Tipperary.
(who gave this info 12/2000)
2/2. Elizabeth
Chadwick, Bapt'd 31 Augt. 1834 d. April 1839.
2/3. Fanny Chadwick, Bapt'd 3 July 1836: d. .... 188... unm.
1/29c. Samuel Cooper Chadwick, of Dunmore, co Waterford,
Born: Jany. 1801
(IGI also)
Married: Letitia, dau of Thomas Hall, of Tipperary, son of Rev. Leak Hall, of
Trim. She d. 1886 S.C.C. died 15th June 1890, s.p.
Letitia was a source of information for EM Chadwick.
1/39c. Austin Cooper Chadwick, of Damerville, co Tipperary,
an attorney: IGI
born abt 1803.
The following is a combination of EMC & Pat Brunker of Australia (1/2000,
Pat Brunker[iii]).
Married 1829: Anna Matilda, only dau of Dr Millett, of Cove, co. Cork. He d.
April 1846, leaving his widow surviving,
Issue:
2/1. Frederick William Chadwick, settled in Australia.
b.1830,
Ireland, seems to have married a Kate O'Donovan before coming to Australia.
Looks like they arrived Melbourne on board the ship 'John Linn' in 1857. They
had four children in born in Australia:
3/1. William Frederick Chadwick, b.1858 and died 1862 at Mount Blackwood;
3/2. Elizabeth Wilkel (presume Wilhelmina) Chadwick, b.1860 at Mount Blackwood;
3/3. Wilfred Henry Chadwick, b.1863 at Blackwood;
3/4. Edward Austin Chadwick, b.1865 at Blackwood
(must have just
dropped the word Mount from the township).
Have not found Frederick William or Kate's death yet.
2/2. John Craven Chadwick, in Australia, b.1834 - have not
found any information about him, except there was a John C Chadwick arrived in Melbourne September 1854 on the ship 'Star of the East'.
2/3. Edward Thomas Millett Chadwick b.1833, went to Australia
PB: died at Boolarra,
Victoria in 1892, 58 years old - no other information found.
A possible line from Angela Makin, 4/2007:
Married Frances Jones, - seems to have dropped the Chadwick.
Issue:
3/1. Ethel Blanche Millett (one of eleven children).
Ethel a painter
who claimed kin to Jean Francois Millet.
Married to Herbert George Lusk, resided in New South Wales
4/1. Robert Alwyn Lusk was born NSW They moved to Victoria,
lived at 303
Tennyson Street, Elwood whilst operating an engineering firm - H.G. Lusk and
Co. Edward and Herbert George Lusk are mentioned in the Australian Archives as
registering patents.
Married Mavis Joan Lusk and lived in Melbourne.
5/1. Angela Lusk[iv], who gave
this line from ETM Chadwick.
Married Mr Makin, five children,
Res: Lancefield, Victoria,property called Eldermere.
4/2. Hylda Marjorie Lusk. born NSW.
2/4. Austin Chadwick, formerly in Australia,
afterwards of
Colman and Damerville, co. Tipperary, b. 1836, died 1899 at Mennijan, Victoria,
aged 55 years (Mennijan is not far from Boolarra and looks like some of the
family may have got together around this area). Henry Cardin Chadwick possible
married Hanna Ann Skinner in 1869 and they had 6 children all born at Bacchus
Marsh:-
3/1. Henry Cable? Chadwick b.1872 and may have married
Frances Sarah Belcher (or Hatfield) in 1890;
3/2. Herbert William Chadwick, b.1874, died 1898 at Ballan.
3/3. Eva Lilian Chadwick b.1875;
3/4. Amy Louise Chadwick b.1877;
3/5. Laura Fannie Chadwick b.1879;
3/6. Adel Bertha Chadwick b.1881.
2/5. Henry
Chadwick, b 1844, of Damerville,
2/6. Anna Maria Chadwick, born 1834,
married 29th November, 1855, to Robert Pratt, of Gawsworth, County Cork, and had issue five sons and eight daughters; see Burke's Landed G., ed. 1912.
2/7. Elizabeth Wilhelmina Chadwick, b. 1837,
m. to Thomas
Taylor in 1868, Australia, afterwards living in England
3/1. Samuel Hulme Chadwick, b.1869 at Blackwood
2/8. Fanny
Matilda Chadwick, b.1839 (Ireland)
died 1901 Menniyan, Victoria aged 62 years.
1/49c. John Craven Chadwick,
Born: 6 April 1811; see above.
(IGI confirms -but gives no parents)
1/59c. Richard Chadwick, Bap 8 April 1813, (IGI also). died. unm.
1/69c. Frederick Chadwick, of Foxboro' nr. Clonloughan, co Tipp.
Bapt 16/2/1815
Foxboro, nr Clonloughlan, near Moneygall, Kings County.
Married9c: Julia, daughter of Patrick Quinlisk, of Clonamohan, Kings
County (who d. 1880) and has issue, 6 children (also Brunker).
2/1. Edward born possible in the 1840s married Annie Kerr
(or could be Hallam) in 1899. Information said he had two children William and Mary, only found one a Mary Gladys born 1899 at Korumburra.
2/2. John, of Foxhoro, married Mary Jane Mooney,
and has issue,
John Frederick; Charlotte Mary; Frances Victoria; Emily; Florence; Christina.
2/3. William,
dec.
2/4. Charlotte, dec.
2/5. Maria Bessie, married to Ralph Hayes, and has issue,
John, Frederick, Ralph.
2/6. Caroline, dec.
1/79c. Edward Butler Chadwick, a Barrister at law.
IGI: Ch. 24 Oct
1817 Tipperary, Ireland
Baptd 24 October 1817: died unmarried 13th April, 1859.
1/89c. Fanny Chadwick,
IGI born abt
1805, Ballinard. Died 1879.
Married9c 1833 to Rev John Seymour (brother of Wilhelmina, wife of
William Chadwick), of Clonlougham, near Cloughjordan, co Tipperary, leaving
issue9c(all unm):
2/1. John Herbert Seymour,
2/2. William Seymour,
2/3. Edward Seymour,
2/4. Frances Elizabeth Susan Seymour, living in 1914.
2/5. Catherine Mina, dec.
2/5. Rose Seymour,.
1/99c. Christiana Rosetta Chadwick,
Born: Abt 1807,
(IGI)
Married9c: 30 June 1832, to Richard Martin Forsayth M.D. and died
1871, Issue9c:
2/1. Richard William, M.D., Surgeon Colonel in the Army,
married Harriet Margaret Baird and had issue,
2/2. Elizabeth, m. to Rev. .... Patrick and has issue.
2/3. Christiana,
2/4. John, - has issue,
2/5. Jane, m. to Heuston Tynam, M.D.
2/2. Elizabeth Forsayth, married to Patrick, in Holy Orders,
of Mocollop
Rectory, Lismore, in 1898, and had issue:-
3/1. William, District Inspector Royal Constabulary, 1898.
3/2. Livingstone, C.E.
3/3. Thomas.
3/4. Another son in King's Royal Rifles, 1897.
3/5. Eunice.
3/6. Christiana.
3/7. John, had issue.
3/8. Jane, married to Robert Tynan Huston, M.D.
1/109c. Elizabeth Cooper Chadwick,
IGI: Born Abt
1809 Damerville, Tipperary, Ireland
Married: 3 July 1827, to Rev William Bryan, of Gurteen, near Clonmel, County
Tipperary, son of Thomas Bryan and his wife Elizabeth Aldwell and had issue.
See EMC for more.
2/1. Thomas Chadwick, b 1828, Gurteen, d. 15 June 1880;
2/2. Elizabeth Mary Christiana m 8 April 1874 to John Barnes
of Ballyglasheen, co Tipperary; (she died December, 1905).
2/3. Mary Louisa
Chadwick;
2/4. John Craven Chadwick, d. 12 Dec 1869;
2/5. Basil William Chadwick, d. March 1873;
2/6. Samuel Cooper Chadwick;
2/7. Caroline Damer Chadwick, m. 1868 to Patrick Barnes of
Graigue, co Tipperary;
2/8. Edward Butler Chadwick in Australia;
2/9. Rosa Josephine Chadwick, m to John William Hughes of
Annsgift, co Tipperary, d. October 1887;
2/10. Frederick Austin Chadwick, of Gurteen;
2/11. Arthur Chadwick, of Priestown, co Tipperary, m. October
1889 Ann Kathleen, dau of Benjamin Barton of Kilkerran;
2/12. Charlotte Chadwick.
1/119c. Caroline Damer Chadwick, Baptd 29 June 1809
(IGI born abt
1809)
Married 1838, Ballyporeen, Tip., Rev Joseph Cooke Armstrong, and d.s.p. about
New Year's 1856. Her husband d. not long after.
KO07/19
EMC: of Hornsey and Kensington,
Born9c: 9th November, 1769;
Parents: Daniel & Catherine (Barclay) Bell.
Died9c: 9th May, 1855;
27 Thornton Street, Kensington, London, retired merchant.
Married9c: 3rd November, 1794, Bramfield, Hertford (place LDS)
KO07/20
Daughter of Edward Vaux, in Holy Orders, and his wife Mary Johnson, of London9c.
Died9c: 28th January, 1852,.
Issue of Jonathan & Maria (Vaux) Bell:
1/1. Louisa Bell KO06/10
This line from Charles Johnston, NZ (11/2002) - abbreviated, with additions from Ancestry.com 13/12/05.
1/2. Edward Matthew Bell, b 1/11/1796, M. Fanny Matthews.
2/1. Sir Francis Dillon Bell, b. 8/1/1822, d. 15/7/1898
M. Margaret
Joachim Hort, d. 6/1892.
Emigrated to NZ under influence of Edward Wakefield.
3/1. Francis Henry Dillon Bell, b. 31/3/1852,
M. Caroline
Robinson
Lawyer and PM of New Zealand briefly in 1925.
4/1. Margaret Sara Bell, b. 10/3/1879,
M. Harold
Featherston Johnston, b. 19/4/1875
5/1. Francis Nigel Featherston Johnston, b. 28/6/1919.
M. Marion
Sykes, b. 13/12/1919.
6/1. Charles Johnston,[v]
who supplied this line 12/2002.
3/2. Jessie
Adela Dillon-Bell b: 1850
3/3. Alfred Dillon Bell
M. Gertrude
Eliza Robinson.
4/1. Margaret Brenda Bell b: 18 Oct 1891 d: 10 Aug 1979
4/2. Francis Wirgman Dillon Bell b: 12 Jun 1896
d: 18 Aug 1987
2/2. Henry Angelo Bell d: March 10 1842
1/3. Elizabeth Bell, m. Thomas Bolton,
lived in
Ballykisteen, Ireland.
2/1. Elizabeth Bolton, m. Thomas Matthews.
Thomas
Matthews. He was the Head Master of the Abbey School in Tipperary and died in
1878 (*I think). Elizabeth immigrated to the US in 1882 and first settled in
LeMars, Iowa.
3/1. Henry de Vaux Matthews
4/1. William L. Matthews
5/1. William F. Matthews, m. Cathi who emailed 10/05.
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See Stewart & Pakenham 1 file for full details.
KO07/22
dau of Edward Michael Pakenham, 2nd Baron of Longford, see
"Pakenhams". Her sister was the Duchess of Wellington, wife of the
Great Duke.
Issue of Henry & Elizabeth (Pakenham) Stewart:
1/1. Edward Michael Stewart KO06/11
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of Ballinard3,
AF shows: (15BS-KXF) Born: 1756 Of, Ballinard, Limerick,
EMC P24
Nicknamed "Billy Snug", born: 1741
Parents: Richard & Rebecca (Ellard) Chadwick.
Died9c: March, 1825.
William, "Billy Snug," probably on his son John Craven becoming of
age, left Ballinard, and in 1799 was residing in Limerick. In 1807 he was
living at Willmount, County Tipperary. He seems to have maintained a greater
measure of social dignity than any of those who came after him have been
disposed to do.9c
Married 1st9c: November, 1767 (IGI Nov 1767 Templemore,
Tipperary)
KO08/34
AF shows: (15BS-KZM) Born: 1760 Of, Ballinard, Limerick,
IGI:
Christiana Carden Born Abt 1745
Father: John Carden & Elizabeth Craven @ Templemore.
EMC:
...(sister of Sir John Craven Carden, Baronet), second daughter of John Carden,
of Templemore, County Tipperary, and his wife Elizabeth, daughter of Rev.
Robert Craven and his wife Rose Otway. She had a marriage portion of £2,500
secured on Ballinard, Illanemeene and another estate. She died February, 17829c.
Married 2nd9c, in 1793: Sophia Carden, only daughter of John Carden,
of Barnane, and his wife, Anna Sophia Roe, a cousin of his first wife; she
survived her husband and died September 1825, aged 82. She had a marriage
portion of £1,000 and an annuity of £80 a year as a widow.
Sophia died9c: September 1825, aged 82.
Footnote to EMC P24:
There are some old silver cups at Ballinard on which are engraved the arms of
Rose Craven (nee Otway) arranged as those of a widow. A portrait in the
possession of the writer has been supposed to hers, but Mrs Bryan states that
it is a portrait of Mrs. John Carden (nee Roe) a house shown in the background
being Barnane, and that a portrait at Ballinard of a fair haired lady, dressed
in red, is that of Rose Craven.
He had issue of the 1st marriage only:-
1/19c. Richard Chadwick, (IGI born abt 1777 of Ballinard)
who seems to
have died quite young as William describes John Craven in his Marriage
Settlement as his "only son." He probably died under two years of age
because his name does not appear in the Cullen Register now existing which
dates from 1770 only, those prior to that date having long ago disappeared.
Ref. Andrew Bols[vi]
on ancestry.com, 6/5/2004.
Married Miss Barclay.
2/1. William Barclay Chadwick b abt 1790, d 1861.
M. Abba Thule
Sharpe
3/1. Richard Weller Chadwick (1812-11/1864)
M. Georgina
Bourchier
4/1. Georgiana Ludee Chadwick, b. abt 1852, d. 12/4/1891.
M. Robert mackay
4/2. John Barclay Chadwick, b. abt 1853
M. Helen Sophia Porter.
3/2. Fanny Chadwick, b abt 1813, d abt 1820.
1/29c. John Craven Chadwick,
born: 1778: of whom above. KO07/17
1/39c. Catherine Chadwick, (married to her cousin and had issue),
Elizabeth, Madeline.
1/49c. Rebecca Chadwick, married April, 1807, to Ussher Beere, of
Dublin, son of Thomas Beere, of Liskevoon, County Tipperary; died s.p.
1/59c. Clarinda Chadwick, (IGI born Ballinard abt 1771)
married 1828: to John Collins, a Major in the Army, and d.s.p.
1/69c. Elizabeth Chadwick, m. 15 Nov 1796, to Edmond Power of
Tipperary, eldest son of John Power of Tipperary, and his wife, Mary Middleton, and had issue (IGI born abt 1773 of Ballinard)
2/1. Catherine
Power, m. to her cousin, and had issue.
2/2. Elizabeth Power,
2/3. Madeline Power,
2/4. William Power,
2/5. John Power.
2/6. Edmond Power
1/79c. Charlotte Chadwick, (IGI born abt 1775, Ballinard).
Married: 10 Aug
1797, to John Bourchier of Baggotstown, eldest son of John James Bourchier, of
Baggotstown, County Limerick, and his wife Mary, daughter of Joseph Gubbins, of
Killrush and had issue: their daughter Charlotte was married to William
Chadwick (infra), and a grand-daughter, also Charlotte, was married to Richard
Cooper-Chadwick. (infra). See Below for Bourchier
Descendants
AF shows: Charlotte Chadwick (15BS-L0S)
Born: Abt 1782 Of, Ballinard, Limerick, Ireland
sp-John Bourchier (15BS-KLC)
Born: Abt 1767 Of, Baggotstown, Limerick, Ireland
Issue3 (from AF) Of, Baggotstown, Limerick:
2/1. John Bourchier (15BS-L3F)
Born: Abt 1811
sp-Sarah Aher (15BS-LHW)
Born: 29 Jan 1809 Of, Castlecomer, Kilkenny, Ireland
Issue:
3/1. John Bourchier (15BS-L5T) Born: Abt 1834
3/2. Charlotte Sophia Bourchier (15BS-MDG)
Born: 13 Apr
1837 Of, Baggotstown, Limerick, Ireland
sp-Richard Austin Cooper Chadwick (15BS-MC8)
Born: 1833 Of, Baggotstown, Limerick, Ireland
sp-Richard Austin Cooper Chadwick (1818-FZ1)
Born: 15 Dec 1831, Tipperary, Ireland
Issue (B Tipperary):
4/1. John Cooper
Chadwick (1818-G06) Born: 13 May 1864.
4/2. Kate Louisa Cooper Chadwick (1818-G1D) Born: 1866.
4/3. Austin Cooper Chadwick (1818-G2L) Born: 23 Dec 1866.
4/4. Elizabeth Sarah Cooper Chadwick (1818-G3S) B. 1868.
4/5. Austin Samuel Cooper Chadwick (1818-G41)
Born: 25/5/1871.
4/6. Charlotte Sophia Cooper Chadwick (1818-G57) B. 1873.
4/7. Frances Anna Cooper Chadwick (1818-G6F) Born: 1875.
4/8. Ada Mary Cooper Chadwick (1818-G7M) B. 1877
3/3. Susan
Bourchier (15BS-L78)Born: Abt 1839.
3/4. Henry James Bourchier (15BS-LSR)
Born: 14 Aug
1842 Of, Baggotstown, Limerick, Ireland
sp-Nina Darley Leech (15BS-MPB)
Born: 1842 Of, Mitchelstown, Meath, Ireland
Issue:
4/1. John De Louvain Bourchier (15BS-LV6)
Born: 6 Sep 1868 Of, Baggotstown, Limerick, Ireland
4/2. Florence Mary Bourchier (15BS-MZ0)
Born: Abt 1870
Of, Monkstown, York, Ireland
sp-Arthur Davis (15BS-MXR)
Born: 1866 Of, Monkstown, Cork, Ireland
4/3. Harriet Nina Bourchier (15BS-N1C)
Born: Abt 1872
Of, Monkstown, York, Ireland
sp-Alexander Duff Moore (15BS-N05)
Born: 1868 Of, Monkstown, York, Ireland
4/4. Clara
Farran Bourchier (15BS-LZS)
Born: Abt 1874 Of, Monkstown, York, Ireland
4/5. Claud James Henry Saint John Bourchier (15BS-MQJ)
Born: 6 Aug 1875 Of, Baggotstown, Limerick, Ireland
4/6. Irene Sarah Bourchier (15BS-M16)
Born: Abt 1876 Of, Monkstown, York, Ireland
4/7. Cicely Charlotte Bourchier (15BS-M2D)
Born: Abt 1878, Monkstown, York, Ireland
4/8. Frances Chadwick Bourchier (15BS-M3L)
Born: Abt 1880 , Monkstown, York, Ireland
4/9. Wilfrid Larive Bourchier (15BS-MSX)
Born: 22 Mar 1884 Of, Monkstown, Cork, Ireland
3/5. Richard Eaton Bourchier (15BS-M51)
Born: 1846 Of,
Baggotstown, Limerick, Ireland
sp-Geraldine Amelia Beamish Townsend (15BS-MH3)
Born: Abt 1856 Of, Meath, Leinster, Ireland
Issue (Of, Baggotstown,):
4/1. John Somerset Townshend Bourchier (15BS-M7F)
Born: Jun 1877
Of, Baggotstown, Limerick, Ireland
sp-Geraldine Townshend (1818-GG3)
Born: 1850 Ireland.
4/2. William
Bourchier (15BS-LBV) Born: Abt 1848
4/3. James David Bourchier (15BS-LC3) Born: Abt 1850
4/4. William Chadwick Bourchier (15BS-M8M)
B: 28/2/1852 Of, Knockaney, Limerick, Ireland
2/2. John James Stephen Bourchier (15BS-KP0) Born: Abt 1813. 2/3. Christiana Bourchier (15BS-LKB) Born: Abt 1815
sp-Richard
Eaton (15BS-LJ4)
Born: <1811 Of, Monkstown, York, Ireland
2/4. Marianne Bourchier (15BS-LMQ) Born: Abt 1817
sp-Thomas
Grover Grady (15BS-LLJ)
Born: <1813 Of, Monkstown, York, Ireland
2/5. Charlotte Bourchier (15BS-LP5) Born: Abt 1819
sp-William
Chadwick (15BS-LNX)
Born: <1815 Of, Monkstown, York, Ireland
2/6. Sophia
Bourchier (15BS-KTS) Born: Abt 1821
2/7. Elizabeth Bourchier (15BS-LRK)
Born: Abt 1823
Of, Baggotstown, Limerick, Ireland
sp-Thomas Bourchier (15BS-LQC)
Born: 1819 Of, Baggotstown, Limerick, Ireland
2/8. Clarinda Bourchier (15BS-KW7) Born: Abt 1825
1/79c. Harriet Chadwick, (IGI
born abt 1780, Ballinard)
died March 1782, unm.
1/89c. Isabella Chadwick, born. Febry 1782 (IGI also),
died shortly afterwards.
Unless otherwise indicated, all the following is from EM Chadwick:
KO08/37
EMC:
Born abt 1726.
of Stamford, Middlesex (son of Daniel Bell), died 29th October, 1802, aged 76.
The Barclay-Bell Gedcom file (from the LDS) shows his father as Daniel
(1686-1758)/Mary Collinson-Jonathan (1654-1717)/Rebecca Hall-John/Elizabeth.
Bill Jackson of Oxfordshire believes this Daniel was son of Alexander, son of
Archibald, from whom Bill descends.
This line is not continues from here until the alternatives are established
(10/2003).
Jackson & other Research on this family
Married 17th February, 1750:
born: Cheapside, London, June, 1727, died October, 1784,
Parents: David Barclay & Priscilla Freame (latter from Barclay-Bell GED)
Footnote to EMC Page 44: David Barclay was of Royal descent thus:
Sir John Beaufort, Earl of Somerset and Marquis of Dorset, son of John of
Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster and grandson of King Edward the III married Margaret
daughter of Thomas Holland, Earl of Kent and grandson of Joan the "Fair
Maid of Kent", who was granddaughter of King Edward I. Their daughter,
Joan was married to King James I of Scotland, whose daughter, the Princess
Annabella was married to George Gordon, Earl of Huntly, from whom descended
Catherine Gordon, married in 1648 to Col David Barclay of Urie, co. Kincardine,
whose son Robert Barclay was the father of the said David Barclay.
Issue of Daniel & Katherine (Barclay) Bell (inter alia, see EMC):
1/1. Daniel Bell, of Wandle House, Wandsworth,
born 11th
August, 1753,
died 4th December, 1834.
Married, 16th April, 1789, Elinor, daughter of John Turner (a), of London. She
died 8th January, 1836, leaving issue (b).
1/2. Jonathan Bell
KO07/19
1/3. Katherine Bell.
Married to John Gurney, of Earlham, County Norfolk, and was mother of Elizabeth Fry, the philanthropist also of Hannah, wife of Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton, Baronet, and grandmother of Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton, lately Governor of South Australia, and of the Rt. Hon. Sydney Charles Buxton, lately raised to the peerage as Baron Buxton, and now Governor-General of South Africa.
1/4. Priscilla Bell - See Appendix 1 for her family
Her descendants included Edward Gibbon Wakefield. (re Charles Johnston[vii])
From Bill Jackson:
Ongoing research 10/2002:
....line from myself and my mother to the "paterfamilias", one
Archibald Bell (1617 or 1620-1707). He became a Quaker in 1657 - there have
been many Quakers in the extended family from that day to this.
The Daniel who may have been the father of Daniel (?1726-?1802) was a son of
Archibald’s son Alexander.
Early 1700s: Greer Letter in PRONI, D/1044/525 Robert Greer of Altnavannog and
Daniel Bell, at Tullylagan, Co. Tyrone (to be confirmed):
Daniel Bell (after 1700-?), son of Alexander Bell (1659-1724).
The "Note by TG at bottom" of the letter, written to Thomas Greer II
by Daniel Bell on 9 December 1778, reads as follows, according to the Index to
the Greer Letters at PRONI - D/1044: "This letter was from the father of
Mrs Gurney of Earlham, mother of Elizabeth Fry and Lady Thomas F[owell] Buxton.
Daniel Bell was my great-grandfather's partner in the linen business at
Tullylagan". JWJ believes that this note must have been written by Thomas
Greer III: For further detail refer to JWJ’s Family Tree Maker notes on Daniel
Bell.
The correspondent would appear to have been Daniel Bell (c.1726 -1802), father
of not only Catherine Bell/Gurney, but of Daniel Bell (1753-1834).
Far and away the most likely great-grandfather of TG "III" is Robert
Greer of Altnavannog, well known in the NI linen context. A Daniel Bell, whom I
believe to have been born shortly after 1700, the son of Alexander Bell
(1659-1724), witnessed Robert's Will; and Robert's son Thomas Greer
"I" (1691-1746) married that Daniel's sister, Elizabeth Bell (c.
1697-1772).
(Jackson's Full text, not internet)
Ref Jonathan Sharpe: died 1803.
JS lists 4 siblings.
Ref EMC for Maria: Daughter of Edward Vaux, in Holy Orders, and his wife Mary
Johnson, of London9c.
Jonathan Sharpe wrote (May 2005):
Dear Mr Maitland. I have been researching Edward Vaux d.1803, in relation
to a painting, that our family inherited, which I believe to be of him. I have
been puzzled by many internet references to him having been Ordained. I know
his son William, son in law James Simkinson and grandson Edward Vaux were. He
could just have been earlier in his life but I have seen several entries in
London directories over the last three or four decades of the eighteenth
century showing him in business but no reference to him as Reverent (family
marriage announcements) but there is still quite a bit to find about him. If
there has been an error which has been promulgated I would like to know. I
notice that your site refers to Edward Vaux being in Holy Orders, as well as;
his daughter Emma Vaux marrying James King, rather than Rev. James Simkinson. I
include extracts from Boyd's Marriage index and a transcription of the probate
copy of Edward Vaux's will (a longish one). ------------
I am only to happy for you to include this on your site. I am still
wondering about where the idea of holy orders comes from as it was Maria's
Father. There is usually some seed for an idea. I know I have had leave off
cross-examining an elderly relative over inconsistencies in facts as I was
causing real distress. Edward obviously had dealings with Quakers but since I
have found Christening references for all but one of his children I don't think
he would a Quaker preacher. Edward's father might have been or indeed an
Anglican clergyman either in the Uk or South Carolina. He is a mystery which I
would dearly like To Solve. I realise also have used information from the
Chadwick Source and since that side has not been a central interest I have not
checked it out but can be pretty certain that Maria Vaux married Jonathan Bell.
This is the Last Will and Testament of me Edward Vaux of Austin Friars in the City
of London Merchant and Insurer Imprimis I direct that all my just debts my
Funeral and Testamentary Expenses be paid so soon as conveniently may be after
my Decease……
…..I give and bequeath to my Son in Law Mr Jonathan Bell of Bouchiers [?] Hall
in Ess’m [prob. Essex] from and after the death of my dear Wife Mary Vaux one
thousand Pounds Part of the Sum of fourteen hundred and seventy Pounds now due
to me on his and his Father Mr Daniel Bell’s joint Bond for three thousand
Pounds to myself……
….I give and bequeath to my Son in Law Mr William Eade of Clapton in Middlesex
from and after the Death of my dear Wife Mary Vaux …..
….I give and bequeath to my Daughter Eliza Vaux the Sum of one thousand
Pounds……
…I give and bequeath to my daughter Louisa Vaux the Sum of one thousand Pounds
to be invested……
…I give to my Son William Vaux the Sum of three thousand Pounds at his
attaining his Age of twenty one years and in the mean….
…..I also give to each and every of my Sons and Daughters to my Sons and Daughters
in Law to my Sisters Mary Gordon Sarah Vaux and Hannah Vaux to my nephew
Percival Edward Vaux to his Sister my Niece Sarah Vaux and to Mr James Gordon
of Charleston South Carolina or whoever of them shall be living at the time of
my Decease one Mourning Gold Ring…..
…..Government Securities in or upon which the same shall stand and shall have
been invested unto and amongst my Daughters Maria Wife of Jonathan Bell Emma
Wife of Reverend James Simpkinson Mary Ann Wife of William Eade Eliza Vaux and
Louisa Vaux the Issue of such of them as may then be dead…..
…..amongst all and every my said five Daughters Maria Bell Emma Simpkinson
Mary Ann Eade Eliza Vaux and Louisa Vaux equally to be divided between them the
Shares of my said Daughters Maria Bell Emma Simpkinson Mary Ann Eade and Eliza
Vaux to be assigned transferred or paid to them respectively immediately after
the Decease of my said dear Wife Mary Vaux and the Share of my Daughter Louisa
Vaux to be assigned transferred or paid to her when she shall have attained her
Age of twenty one…..
…And I constitute and appoint the said Mary Vaux my dear Wife and my said Sons
Jasper Vaux and Edward Vaux Executrix and Executors of this my Will And I
direct that my said Ex’ors ….
….Year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and two./. Edward Vaux signed
sealed published and declared by the said Edward Vaux the Testator as and for
his last Will and Testament in th