Individual Notes

Note for: Calvert Varty, 1791 - 1876 Index

Baptism:
     Date:   1791
     Place:   St Andrew’s, Penrith, Cumberland, UK

Alias:   /Covey/

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John Varty [father]
His wife Mary Graham produced at least 5 children including at the age of 42, Calvert Varty Or “Covey” was bapt. at St Andrew’s, Penrith in 1791.

Calvert Varty
He married Alice Earle in the same church in 1820.
Calvert’s will tells that she was the daughter of John Earle of Warwick Bridge Mill.
Censuses list her birthplace as 1851 Botcherby, 1861 Warwick Bridge, 1871 St Cuthbert.
No bapt. certif. so far traced 1829 Directory lists him as a nailmaker based in Penrith market place.
In 1847 the business moved to brook Street and in 1851 he was living at 61 Burrowgate.
He was also an auctioneer as shown by the 1841 census (Great Dockray) and John’s wedding certif of 1854.

Censuses of 1861 and 1871 have him living at 45 and then 19 Burrowgate perhaps reflecting house renumbering rather than moving. 1873 Directory has him living at 19 Burrowgate as the High Bailiff of the County Court, a court concerned with the recovery of small debts.

died in 1876 and his will proved in 1881 lists his offspring, John, Sarah, Margaret, Alice and Elizabeth

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Note for: Alice Earle, 1796 - Index

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Note for: John Varty, 1733 - 1809 Index

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John Varty
His wife Mary Graham produced at least 5 children including at the age of 42, Calvert Varty Or “Covey” was bapt. at St Andrew’s, Penrith in 1791.

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Note for: Mary Graham, ABT 1749 - Index

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Note for: Joseph Varty, ABT 1698 - ABT 1755 Index

Occupation:
     Place:   Parish Clerk

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Occupation: Parish Clerk
Born: c1698 Langwathby

Joseph Varty
Thomas Varty's son Joseph Varty the parish clerk was bapt. 1698/1699 and buried at Langwathby in 1755.
His wife Sarah Percival married him at Addingham in 1727.
She, the daughter of George Persivell of Winskill was bapt. at Addingham in 1701. (the Bishops transcript wrongly gives his name as John)
Her will proved in 1774 left to her daughter, Elizabeth and son in law 2/6 each and their 4 children Ł 6 on reaching 21.
Her other daughters Mary and Sarah and their husbands and children got the same terms.
Her grandson Joseph got Ł20 if he reached 21 while the remainder was left to her son, John Varty(1733-1809) Bapt. wed and died in Langwathby [mjc: who?].

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Note for: Sarah Persivall, 1701 - ABT 1774 Index

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Born: 1701 Addingham [Cumberland or Yorkshire??]

MJC: Almost certainly Cumberland, it borders Langwathby:

"ADDINGHAM PARISH contains the four townships of Gamblesby, Glassonby, Hunsonby with Winskill, and Little Salkeld. It extends about six miles in length from E to W and two and a half in breadth from N to S; is bounded on the east by Hartside Fell, on the west by the river Eden, on the north by Kirkoswald, and on the south by Melmerby and Langwathby parishes. The soil is generally fertile, and in a high state of cultivation. On Finch Fell is a bed of fire stone, of superior quality. It has no village of its own name, the church being situated in the township and manor of Glassonby."

[Description from Mannix & Whellan's History, Gazetteer and Directory of Cumberland, 1847]

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Note for: Thomas Varty, - BET 1713 AND 1714 Index

Occupation:
     Place:   Parish Clerk

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Thomas Varty
More ready to listen to the other side of the argument and give a helping hand to the poor. Held party for the poor of Penrith for several years in the early part of the nineteenth century.
Never arrogant. (cv) Thomas Varty Married Elizabeth Braithwaite at Langwathby 1687.
Buried there 1713/1714.
She died 1726/1727.

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Note for: John Calvert Varty, 1885 - 1953 Index

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Varty John Calvert.
No interest in books unless it was to do with horse racing at which he showed no gambling skills.
Useless with money and always in debt to the firms who supplied his sho
Only in WWI for a few months before being discharged with neurasthenia.
Spoiled by his mother who left him a shop and Ł1000 and always blaming his wife and children for his failures.
Gambled it all away nearly losing the shop at one time.

Born in Toxteth, Liverpool in 1885: 8 Jordan Place.
Died in Clitheroe 1953 while visiting family A grocer aged 68.
Grave 344a along with his wife Mary Rawe died 1951 aged 61.
She died at 20 Victoria Road, Penrith.

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Note for: Gertrude May Varty, ABT 1909 - Index

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Gertrude May Varty
His [John Calvert Varty] daughter Gertrude May Varty was born in Shap a year before their 1910 marriage at Penrith registry office and married George William Dawson a farmer of Field House Farm, Penrith in 1935 at St Andrew's.
Gave birth to daughter, Patrica 1936.
Other offspring: Pauline, John, and Michael.
After their divorce, worked for many years at the department store, Kendal Milne, Deansgate, Manchester.

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Note for: Elizabeth Collinson, ABT 1789 - 1867 Index

Baptism:
     Date:   10 MAY 1789
     Place:   Middleside, nr. Middleton in Teasdale, Co. Durham, UK

Occupation:
     Date:   1851
     Place:   Farmer

Residence:
     Date:   1851
     Place:   Allotment House, Newbiggin, Co. Durham, UK

Individual Note:
     Original Source - 1841, 1861 England Census:

See daughter Margaret Beachim.
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Source - Joe Collinson:

Joe says she is the duaghter of Thomas Collinson and Elizabeth Dawson, I did not have her in my orginal list of children (from Desmond Collinson?).
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Source - http://genuki.cs.ncl.ac.uk/Transcriptions/DUR/MTD1785.html Marriages from the Middleton-in-Teesdale Registers (1785-1837)

This listing is produced from an index that was originally prepared by Bill Rounce and entered onto computer by George Bell with the assistance of Sandra (Hope) Bell. This index is one of a number kindly made available to GENUKI by George Bell from his large collection of Northumberland and Durham indexes.

Also possibly a Collinson, gap btw marriage and children may reflect older chidren no longer living at home in census records.:

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26 Feb 1809 Joseph Beachim = Betty Collinson
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Source - 1841 England Census:

Name Estimated Birth Year Birthplace Civil Parish County/Island

Joseph Beacher abt 1782 - Middleton in Teasdale Durham Lead Miner
Elizabeth Beacher abt 1789 Durham, England Middleton in Teasdale Durham <-- nee Collinson

Margret Beacher abt 1824 Durham, England Middleton in Teasdale Durham
Joseph Beacher abt 1826 Durham, England Middleton in Teasdale Durham
Allis Beacher abt 1827 Durham, England Middleton in Teasdale Durham
Isabella Beacher abt 1831 Durham, England Middleton in Teasdale Durham
Elizabeth Beacher abt 1837 Durham, England Middleton in Teasdale Durham
Joseph Beacher abt 1826 Durham, England Middleton in Teasdale Durh

Living: Garth Allotm[ent?], Newbiggin, Middleton in Teasdale, Co. Durham, UK
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Source - 1851 England Census:

Beach clearly written in enumeration slip

Elizabeth Beach abt 1790 Middleton, Durham, England Head Newbiggin, Durham WidowFarmer
Allice Beach abt 1827 Middleton, Durham, England Daughter Newbiggin, Durham
Ann Beach abt 1844 Middleton, Durham, England Granddaughter Newbiggin, Durham
Joseph Beach abt 1846 Middleton, Durham, England Grandson Newbiggin, Durham
Mary Beach abt 1849 Middleton, Durham, England Granddaughter Newbiggin, Durham
Joseph Beach abt 1826 Middleton, Durham, England Son Lodger (Lodger) Newbiggin, Durham Lead Miner
Rebeca Beach abt 1830 Middleton, Durham, England Wife Newbiggin, Durham

Living: Allotment House, Newbiggin
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Source - 1861 England Census:

Name Estimated Birth Year Birthplace Relationship Civil Parish County/Island

Elizabeth Beachem abt 1789 Middleton, Durham, England Head Newbiggin DurhamRetired Miner's WidowW
Joseph Beachem abt 1826 Middleton, Durham, England Son Newbiggin DurhamLead minerMarried
Rebecca Beachem abt 1829 Middleton, Durham, England Daughter-in-law Newbiggin DurhamLead miner's wifeMarried
Anne Beachem abt 1844 Middleton, Durham, England Granddaughter Newbiggin Durham ServantUnmarried
Joseph Beachem abt 1846 Middleton, Durham, England Son Newbiggin DurhamPauper. LameUnmarried
William Beachem abt 1852 Middleton, Durham, England Grandson Newbiggin Durham Scholar
Thomas Beachem abt 1852 Middleton, Durham, England Grandson Newbiggin DurhamScholar
Mary Beachem abt 1854 Granddaughter Newbiggin Durham Scholar
Joseph Beachem abt 1857 Middleton, Durham, England Grandson Newbiggin Durham
Elizabeth Beachem abt 1860 Middleton, Durham, EnglandGranddaughter Newbiggin Durham

Living: Stoney Gill Head? [this is the annotation of the previous household, this one blank], Newbiggin, Co. Durham
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Source - FreeBMD:

Surname First name(s) Age District Vol Page
Deaths Sep 1867
Beachim Elizabeth 78 Teesdale 10a145

Individual Notes

Note for: Joseph Beachim, ABT 1782 - 1841 Index

Individual Note:
     Original Source - 1841, 1861 England Census:

See daughter Margaret Beachim.

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Source - http://genuki.cs.ncl.ac.uk/Transcriptions/DUR/MTD1785.html Marriages from the Middleton-in-Teesdale Registers (1785-1837)

This listing is produced from an index that was originally prepared by Bill Rounce and entered onto computer by George Bell with the assistance of Sandra (Hope) Bell. This index is one of a number kindly made available to GENUKI by George Bell from his large collection of Northumberland and Durham indexes.

Also possibly a Collinson, gap btw marriage and children may reflect older chidren no longer living at home in census records.:

...
26 Feb 1809 Joseph Beachim = Betty Collinson
...
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Source - 1841 England Census:

Name Estimated Birth Year Birthplace Civil Parish County/Island

Joseph Beacher abt 1782 - Middleton in Teasdale Durham Lead Miner
Elizabeth Beacher abt 1789 Durham, England Middleton in Teasdale Durham <-- nee Collinson

Margret Beacher abt 1824 Durham, England Middleton in Teasdale Durham
Joseph Beacher abt 1826 Durham, England Middleton in Teasdale Durham
Allis Beacher abt 1827 Durham, England Middleton in Teasdale Durham
Isabella Beacher abt 1831 Durham, England Middleton in Teasdale Durham
Elizabeth Beacher abt 1837 Durham, England Middleton in Teasdale Durham
Joseph Beacher abt 1826 Durham, England Middleton in Teasdale Durh

Living: Garth Allotm[ent?], Newbiggin, Middleton in Teasdale, Co. Durham, UK
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Source - FreeBMD:

Surname First name(s) Age District Vol Page

Deaths Dec 1841
BEACHIN Joseph Teesdale 24219

Deaths Jun 1847
Beechamp Joseph Teesdale 24230

1851 and 1861 Census shows his wife as a widow, this is possibly his son or grandson:

Surname First name(s) Age District Vol Page
Deaths Sep 1861
Beachim Joseph Teesdale 10a110

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Note for: Alice Beachim, ABT 1827 - AFT MAY 1851 Index

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Source - FreeBMD:

No found at all