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Frederick Rotherham

Published: April 15, 2005    Last modified: May 22, 2022

The England and Wales Census 1891 records Frederick ROTHERHAM living with George Albert BELLAMY and Emily BELLAMY and classified as 'grandson'. While trying to establish a marriage between a ROTHERHAM and a BELLAMY I came across this entry: Marriages March 1891 ELLIS Frances Lily, Ecclesall Bierlow GALVIN Thomas Saywell, Ecclesall Bierlow HEATHCOTE Eleanor, Ecclesall Bierlow ROTHERHAM Richard, Ecclesall Bierlow THOMPSON Elizabeth, Ecclesall Bierlow I feel sure I have heard my mother mention the name Frances Lily ELLIS so it may prove interesting to research this entry to see if there is a link between Richard ROTHERHAM and Frances Lily ELLIS....

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William Horace Bellamy 1909-Deceased

Published: April 2, 2012    Last modified: February 21, 2024

...parents were George Albert BELLAMY 1880-Deceased and Emily BELLAMY (née Emily ELLIS 1883-1978). Hopefully a member of his family may stumble upon this article and contact me using the contact form. Old Comments: Hi Louise I remember playing Submitted by Lyndsey Bellamy on Tue, 2012-10-30 18:00 Hi Louise I remember playing in the garden as well How are you? William Horace Bellamy and Emily Bellamy nee Ellis Submitted by Kathryn Louise Pogson nee Straw on Wed, 2012-04-11 20:36 Hi, This is my grandfather, I am the daughter of Valerie Straw nee Bellamy. Grandad use to take myself, sister Michelle and...

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Sheffield Register Office: Certificates

Published: April 3, 2007    Last modified: May 22, 2022

I have posted off an order for the following certificates to Sheffield Register Office: Birth Certificate: Alice TURNER 1862-Deceased Marriage Certificate: George FLOWERS 1839-1891 and Harriet FLOWERS (née Harriet LAW 1836-1903) Marriage Certificate: George ELLIS 1860-Deceased and Emily ELLIS (née Emily ROSEWARNE 1865-1944) Hopefully this will provide the information I need to extend my research of these lines....

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Sarah Ann Bellamy

Published: April 15, 2005    Last modified: November 7, 2016

Continuing my search for a BELLAMY and a ROTHERHAM I found a marriage entry that includes both. Marriages September 1881 BELLAMY Sarah Ann, Sheffield PETTY William Toyne, Sheffield ROTHERHAM Frederick, Sheffield SMITH Lucy Anne, Sheffield I think I can safely assume that Sarah Ann BELLAMY and Frederick ROTHERHAM married, gave birth to a son Frederick ROTHERHAM, and the grandson was included in the England and Wales Census 1891 of his grandparents' household. My earlier search that established a link to Richard ROTHERHAM and Frances Lily ELLIS still provides plenty of intrigue! Updates: 2005-12-15 Further research has shown this data is...

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Bellamy or Bellarmy

Published: December 15, 2005    Last modified: February 15, 2017

...Sheffield, Yorkshire To view this table full width please click here. Studying in more detail this information, I realise my previous research is probably flawed. To read my earlier post please click here. I have a copy of the marriage certificate for George Albert BELLAMY 1880-Deceased and Emily BELLAMY (née Emily ELLIS 1883-1978) so I can validate George Albert BELLAMY 1880-Deceased's father being recorded as Joseph BELLAMY 1857-Deceased and his mother as Mary Ann BELLAMY (née Mary Ann TURNER 1861-Deceased). Searching the England and Wales Census 1881 I realise the problem is quite simple; BELLAMY is now BELLARMY. FHJ Ref:...

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Edwin Bellamy 1919-Deceased

Published: April 14, 2012    Last modified: February 21, 2024

Edwin Bellamy 1919-Deceased Edwin BELLAMY 1919-Deceased was the 7th child of George Albert BELLAMY 1880-Deceased and Emily BELLAMY (née Emily ELLIS) 1883-1978, my grandmother Emily ASHFORTH (née Emily BELLAMY) 1903-1992 being the eldest. I have fond memories of visiting Edwin and Peggy (Margaret) BELLAMY (née Margaret KETTLEWELL) 1924-Deceased at their home on a cul-de-sac at Shalesmoor, Sheffield, just around the corner from the old Roscoe Picture Palace (formerly the Peoples' Electric Picture Palace and latterly the Roscoe Casino). Eventually the area was cleared to make way for the Sheffield Ring Road and new tramway system. Edwin and Peggy had just...

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