William Stewart was an elusive character, for me.He spent time in Perthshire, where he married Jean Anderson. The General Record Office of Scotland (GROS) data number for the marriage is 328/00 0003, FR873 1002, and it states William Stewart and Jean Anderson were married on the 12th Dec. 1794. The LDS church should have that on microfilm- but I have not yet found it.

The children of WILLIAM STEWART and JEAN ANDERSON were:

i. John2 Stewart, b. 16 Nov 1794, Alyth, Perthshire, Scotland.. The Old Parish Records, list his birth as GROS data 328/0030 0146, and his parents William Stewart/Jean Anderson with # FR 778 962. He was born in Alyth, Perthshire.

ii. Margaret Stewart, b. 07 Aug 1796, Alyth, Perthshire, Scotland.. The GROS data record for her birth is 328/0030 0161, born in Alyth, Perthshire. Her parents are listed as FR 786. (Family Record?)

2. iii. Isabella Stewart, b. 12 Feb 1801, Alyth, Perthshire, Scotland.; d. 12 Oct 1860, Jarrow, but buried in Jesmond, Northuberland.

iv. Janet Stewart, b. 08 Jun 1806, Alyth, Perthshire, Scotland.. The GROS (General Record Office of Scotland) data record number for her birth is 328/0030 0221.

At some time, William, and daughter Isabella, at least, moved south a few miles to Dundee, in what was then called Forfarshire, but is today known as Angus. At the time of Isabella’s wedding to a shipwright named David Turnbull, William’s occupation was listed as ‘weaver’ (ie of linen), and in the Old Parish Records (OPR, which the LDS Church holds on microfilm) , they are descirbed as ‘of this parish’, mean

ing they have been there for

some shortish space of time,

at least.

It is generally accept-ed that people in the 1700s

and 1800s did not move

around much, so a shift of 20

or 30 miles may be unusual to some families. In this case,

the family did not seem to stay still much at all, which made searching for them all

the more difficult, but that in itself suggests more evidence

may be somewhere to back

up that idea.

The Pigots’ Trade

Directory of Scotland for 1825-6 does not mention any William Stewart, weaver, or any other occupation, living in Dundee, or Alyth. Nor for

that matter does it list any David Turnbull of any occu-pation.

The 1837 Angus and Fife Trade Directories

are similarly blank for both

Above, Dundee, from Broughton Ferry.
Below, Dundee Harbour- both pictures are from old postcards.
Facing page- more Dundee scenes from the 1800s.

names. What does that tell us? Either the directories were incomplete or wrong, or the people in them were absent at the time, having moved elsewhere, or they were insignificant, so were not mentioned as tradesmen.

A specific David Turnbull was born in Dundee, Angus, in 1804, according to various papers. He is listed as a shipwright, or a ship’s carpenter, in various sources. He and Isabella Stewart were married on 19 Dec. 1823. A copy of the transcription from the OPR is below.

Marriage: 19 Dec 1823, Dundee, Angus, Scotland (Source: Old Parish Records, 1 Parish reg-isters,1823, Church of Scotland. Parish Church of Dundee, LDS film 0993402 Batch C112828 , LDS 0993403 Batch C112829, LDS 0993404 Batch M112825,.

Parties Married David Turnbull, Carpenter & Isobel , daur of Willm. Stewart, Weaver, both in this parish, 19 Dec.

David Turnbull, the shipwright, remained named David Turnbull, all his life.

The Old Parish Records are very good in some cases, listing which relation children may have been named after, when born, providing the minister kept his bookwork in order. IN Scotland a general naming pattern tended to emerge, with the first son being named after his father or grandfather, the second son fol-lowing the other name, the third being named after an older uncle, and so on, and with girls it was similar. Frequently, i.e. almost all the time, a girl upon marrying, would retain her maiden name as a second name, and append her husband’s surname on the end, as her new surname. Isabella Stewart, therefore became upon marriage, Isabella Stewart Turnbull, where Turnbull is her surname. The seven children of ISABELLA STEWART and DAVID TURNBULL were all listed in the OPR as fol-lows:

i. William Stewart3 Turnbull, b. 11 Jan 1825, Dundee, Angus, Scotland. I found no subsequent record of William (named after his maternal grandfather) at all. I presume he died young. [Note-as at 2009, I found his death noted in the OPRs, aged approx 12 months]

David, the next son, always insisted he was the eldest of the family- this is mentioned in many letters.

ii. David Turnbull, b. 12 Jul 1826, (bapt. 20th).Dundee, Angus, Scotland; d. 02 Dec 1864, At Sea nr Bombay, buried 2/12/1864 at Jesmond, Nthumbl’d. David was named after his father, and later in life changed his name thrice as will be shown- firstly David Turnbull as he was christened, secondly as David White Ridley Turnbull, which sounds ridiculous, and I have found absolutely no connection with the famed White Ridley families of the time, but that is how he appeared at least twice, (1848 & 49) thirdly as David Turnbull Stewart (late 1850s and onwards), and occasionally as David Stewart (1860s). This is the bit of factual data that was the key to opening the story. This David married Frances Middleton.

Below (well, next page) is the OPR record for his birth in Dundee.

iii. Janet Stewart Turnbull, b. 01 Jun 1829, Dundee, Angus, Scotland. Like William, Janet does not feature in any subsequent records. She was noted in the OPR for her christening as having been named after her maternal aunt, and she did have an aunt Janet Stewart. [Note-at at 2010, I found her death register in the Old Parish Records in Scotland-she died in 1835]

iv. John Sturrock Turnbull . b. 8th Jan. 1832. There was a John Turnbull, a ships Captain, operating in the mid 1850s between Newcastle & Aberdeen, as advertised in old directories. I don’t know if that one is our one/this one. He lived in Northumberland. Old letters mention more than once that David had a brother John (Jack) who was a ship’s captain, who in a fit of temper, threw a man overboard and he drowned. Feariing the authorities, John/Jack fled to who knows where, possibly the West Indies or USA, leaving behind a wife and some family, and he was never heard of again. It would seem that this may be that John/Jack. Unfortunately, John Turnbull, or John Stewart if he chose to change his name, was not a rare name, and locating him in the trade directories of either Scotland, or Northumberland, gives you many inconclusive choices. [Note-some progress made here in 2011 in shipping records-but inconclusive]

. v. Helen Pullar Turnbull, b. 04 Apr 1835, Dundee, Angus, Scotland; d. 30 Oct 1921, 5 Benton tce, Newcastle, Northumberland. Helen was christened Helen, and was named so in a couple of the census-es, but mostly she was known as Ellen. I do not know where the Pullar came in. It was a family in Dundee at the time, though. Ellen is quoted as having talked a lot in her later life about having spent time as a child in the area around Craigiehall. We have letters mentioning this to Effie Whinfield, Ellen’s grandson’s wife in 1921. Ellen married Thomas Miller, as shown later.

Below is the OPR for her birth.

vi. George Stuart Turnbull, b. 15 Feb 1838, Dundee, Angus, Scotland; d. 30 Apr 1895, East Plumstead, Woolwich, London, UK.. George was not christened with Stuart, he was just George, but paper-work in the 1870s and 80s- his own two marriages, and two others in which he was a witness, are signed George S Turnbull, George Stewart Turnbull, or George Stuart Turnbull. George married twice- once to the widow Amelia Smith on 13 Sep 1863 in Northumberland- and after her death he married Eliza Lester Curtis on 29 Mar 1875 in Kent. He may have had a daughter Lily to Amelia, but he and Eliza were childless.  [Note after his death, Eliza remarried-still childless though-I have their certificates, as at 2011]

vii. Isabella Turnbull, b. 11 Feb 1848, St Cuthberts, Edinburgh, Scotland; d. Mabye 1914 at Newbery. Note that Isabella was born in Edinburgh, not Dundee. That may have been because the family was enroute between Dundee and elsewhere, or they may have been living in Edinburgh. Isabella was born just a few months before her oldest living brother David married Frances Middleton in Newcastle. In later censuses and on her marriage certificate, she signs as Isabelle Stuart Turnbull. She married Frank Punter in Woolwich (London dockyard area) on 18 May 1879.

[Note-in 2010 I found a birth registry for another son, named William, born 1844-ish, and died about 10 months later]

The family of David and Isabella Turnbull and five of the seven children move about quite a lot for a family of that era. They ‘appear’ to stay in Dundee while the most of children are born - from 1823 to 1840, but this may not be what actually happened.

Censuses of the time will paint a bit of a picture:

In 1838, they were in Dundee, where George was born.

In 1841, the census at

right shows the family, minus

William and Janet who we’ll presume have died, resident

in LongBenton parish, Castle

East, Northumberland, which

is in Tynemouth area, close to

Newcastle. The ages will not

be accurate as in that cen-sus, they were often rounded

down to the nearest five years. It calls David the father a

carpenter, and all were born

in Scotland. The film and

folio number for the page is

HO107/822/5.p.17.

David the son must have left home in 1842 or thereabouts, aged 16, and obtained an education of some substance, as well as having spent time in the West In-dies, eventaully owning one or more sugar plantations-

whether by hard work or by inheritance, maybe we will one day learn. He ther must have made one or more trips back from the West Indies in the 1840s, settling in the Newcastle area of Northumberland.

In early 1848, the parents at least, were in Edinburgh where Isabella was born. They then could have made the trip (but maybe didn’t) down to Newcastle where David White Ridley Turnbull married Frances Whitfield Middleton in November 1848. Witnesses were Frances’ sister Mary Anne, and a fellow, but not any of David’s brothers. Could there have been some friction over the wedding or the name? David was 22 when he married the 20 year-old Frances.

Above, Edinburgh Castle. Below, a harbour at Edinburgh

The wedding certificate of David WR Turnbull and Frances Middleton, Nov. 1848:

The transcription is : 11 Nov 1848 in Newcastle, Northumberland, Parish Church, Par. of St John, Newcastle upon Tyne, Marriage, Novr 11th 1848, David White Ridley Turnbull, full age, bachelor, Sugar Planter, living in this parish at the time of the marriage, son of Robert White Ridley Turnbull, Banker; AND Frances Middleton, 20 years, spinster, of Wallsend parish, dau of Henry Middleton, Agent.Signed by DWR Turnbull & Frances Middleton, witnesses were Thomas Elder, Mary Ann Middleton [Frances’ younger sis-ter] & Ann Fisher.

Intuition: Initially we all seemed to feel that it could not be anyone we knew, due to the ‘weird’ name, DWRT. That marriage cert has been helpful and a nuisance at the same time. I have seen other certs with absolute inaccuracies, as if the transcriber on the day wrote the line from a different wedding down into the one we received.Frances, of Wallsend, sister Mary Ann Middleton, Frances’ age- all fit- but her father was previously and latterly a railway station master, not an “agent”. DWRT, lists his name the same as that when their son David Henry Turnbull was born in Wallsend. [named after both grandfathers] He was formerly a Planter- that was a sugar plantation owner at the time- that is OK. His father being a Robert White Ridley Turnbull, Banker, is all fictitious as far as I am concerned. No RWRT exists in any UK search-es of any kind, nor does he appear as a person, let alone a banker, in any Northumberland trade & household directories of the time.

The Newcastle Courant newspaper Nov. 17th 1848, page 4, (marriage) “At St John’s Church on the 11th inst, David White Ridley Turnbull esq of the island of Porto Rico, West Indies, to Frances, daughter of Mr Henry Middleton of Wallsend.” This could be true, or the Porto Rico bit may be typical ‘near enough’ journalism. Anyhow, David Turnbull with assorted or fictitious middle names, married Frances Middleton, daughter of a railway station master.

Frances Turnbull fell pregnant almost immediately, and in mid August 1849- nine months and one week later- a son, named after both grandfathers, David Turnbull, and Henry Middleton, was born in Wallsend. David Henry Turnbull was to follow his father’s mysterious surname changing, and though born DH Turnbull in 1849, by 1860 he was known as David H Stewart, and post 1880, he was known as David H Middleton-Stewart with a hyphen.

The 1851 census for Northumberland has David and Frances Turnbull with son David Henry Turn-bull all living at the railway stationwith Frances’ parents, the Middletons. The 1851 census for Scotland has David’s parents, David and Isabella Turnbull, plus children John, aged 19, George, 12, Helen, 14, and Isabella, 3, living at 91, number 8 Newport St, Edinburgh, St Cuthbert parish. David is listed as born in

Dundee, and Isabella as born in Alyth, Perthshire. David’s profession is ship carpenter.

Below, the birth certificate of David Henry Turnbull, of Wallsend, in 1849, who later became DH Middleton-Stewart. Son of David White Ridley Turnbull and Frances Whitfield Middleton. David’s occupa-tion is ‘Planter’, once again, a sugar plantation owner.

Below is the aforementioned 1851 census sheet for Edinburgh, for David’s parents and siblings:

Below is the 1851 census sheet for David and Frances, living with her parents at Wallsend railway station- there is also a lodger, but son David Henry is not listed.( I couldn’t find him anywhere else either). Note that David is listed as a West India Planter, and Henry is a Station Master:

David and Frances have a daughter, Mary J, called Minnie circa 1851, apparently born in England, but Mary Turnbulls are plentiful in name, and I have not been able to ‘guess’ which one she was, so far. She was named after her maternal grandmother, Mary Middleton, Frances’ mother. [Note-I have Mary's birth certificate now-in 2013]

Fast forward in time a bit, and David and Frances head to sea, to the West Indies, and daughter Frances Ann Turnbull is born 19 July 1854, In some censuses she is listed as born Cuba, others just say ‘West Indies’. The precise date comes from a birthday book once owned by her granddaughter Frances Jane Whinfiled. [Note-as at 2013 I've identified the place as Mandanillo(sp?) in Cuba]

John William Turnbull is born 6th May 1855, possibly in the West Indies, though records say it was in England I cannot locate him. The precise date comes from the Ushaw College enrolement forms, where he attended in 1861-2. [Note-as at 2009 I found his birth certificate, in Newcastle-upon-Tyne]

Circa 1858-9, the family of David Turnbull & Frances Turnbull return from abroad, having been in both the West Indies, and the East Indies (India), but by now they have a new surname: “Stewart”.

David Turnbull, or David Stewart, sometimes David Turnbull Stewart, had a ‘yacht’ (ie a sailing boat of some scale or another) which he’d named “Fanny” after his wife Frances, on which he’d used to travel, we understand, to the West Indies & to India, for business dealings. He sold it, but while on its way to the new owners, it was in a collision with another ship or boat called the Carnarvon, and it sank. It was uninsured, and a great financial loss. This was in 1860. Travel by ship was expensive, and slow, in those days.

By 1858, Ellen Turnbull has moved out from home with David and Isabella Turnbull, and down to Northumberland, where she met a young Thomas Miller, and they married on New Year’s Eve, 1858, she was about 22. Her certificate is below, and her father is listed as a ship carpenter, and brother George was a witness:

By 1859, if not sooner, the family of David and Isabella Turnbull and remaining Scottish children had moved back down to Northumberland, and Isabella, the mother, nee Stewart, died in October 1860. This is in no searchable public records- she died 12 Oct 1860 in Jarrow, but was buried in Jesmond, Nor-thuberland (Source: (1) Gravestone at Jesmond, “Isabella Stewart Turnbull, (beloved mother of David Turnbull Stewart), died Oct 12th 1860, aged 59 years.”, (2) Newcastle Courant newspaper Friday Oct. 19th 1860, (death) “ at Jarrow, in Todds buildings, on the 12th inst, aged 60, Isabella, wife of Mr David Turn-bull, shipwright.”, (3) Church records, in the 1930s, a genealogist found a record of Isabella’s burial, but all it says other than what is on the tomb, is that she was “of Jarrow”.).

Francis James Stewart was born , and died at sea, off the coast of Aden (which is near Saudi Arabia) in September 1859, though he is buired in the family plot at Jesmond. Frances Stewart and David Turnbull Stewart are living at the Elswick parish of Newcastle, and the fam-ily has grown. David Stewart has several patents registered in his name- relating to steam-driven cotton-spinning machinery and a rock crusher . The patents list him as ‘from Bombay, India, and Newcastle, Northumberland’, in the 1859 patents, and ‘from Newcastle’ in the 1860 one, so it would seem they have settled briefly in England again.

Mr Stewart owned the famous racehorse ‘Joey Jones’ which won the Northumberland Plate, a trophy of quite significant value- from 1860 to 1863-not unlike the Melbourne Cup in Australia. The prize was quite a bit of money, then, and of course, horse riding was one of the main means of transportation. The newspaper records only name him as Mr Stewart of Newcastle. He would have had a trainer, and would most likely not have done the training himself. Joey Jones also won the Tyne Handicap in 1860. Alice Flor-ence nee Nicholls, his daughter in law, had a silk print of that horse until the 1930s when it ‘broke’.

Joey Jones, the horse, is immortalised in Geordie folklore via the song named after him and his win:

Joey Jones by George Ridley Sum shooted oot for Peggy Taft,

(Tune= Pat of Mullingar ) And some for Underhand;

Aw’m gan ti sing ye a sang, An’ when they reached the top o’

If ye’ll but list ti’ me the hill,

Aw divent intent ti’keep ye lang, Doyle heard Tom Aldercroft say

An’ that ye’ll plainly see; Aw dare lay a fiver that

Its all aboot young Joey Jones Aw win thi’ plate thi-day!

He wun the Northumberland Plate, Cumin roond he Morpeth turn,

He was bred at Deckham Hall, Joey keepin’ up his fame

Just up throo the gate Says Doyle ti Tommy Aldcroft-

Chorus: Noo wha’s yor little game?

For he jogs along, he canter’d along, Says Aldcroft-Aw mean ti’ win

He lick’d them all see fine, The Plate this very day!

He was bred at Gyetshead, Yes but says Doyle it’s Joey Jones,

He’s the pride of Coaly Tyne. A fiver aw will lay.

Joey ran at the spring meetings. Number eleven was puttin up.

He was beaten by the Jim, The people stood amazed.

Hadlow, that belangs Gaylad, Fobert he luiked vary white,

Said Joey wasn’t game; An Jackson almost crazed;

So they sent him off ti’ Richmond, Little Osborne luiked for his Wildman,

Twas known he wasn’t right, An’Sharpe for Volatile

Then Watson fetched him here, Doefoot got a nasty kick,

An’ gov them a regular Yorkshire bite. An’ Joey wun in style.

Noo when the horses started,

An’ was cumin past the stand,

David and Frances Stewart had the son Francis Ben Stewart on 27 Feb 1860 in Jesmond, named partly from his deceased brother Frances James. He was baptised on 28th March 1860 in St Marys Cathe-dral Newcastle upon Tyne. According to church records, his Godparents were George Turnbull and Isabella Turnbull, who were his aunt and uncle, both still unmarried at this stage. His parents were listed as David Turnbull Stewart and Isabella formerly Middleton.

By the 1861 census, the family was living at 5 Wentworth Place, Newcastle upon Tyne, in the

Elswick civil parish. David T Stewart is a Civil Engineer now, the

children are all schol-ars, daughter Frances was born in Cuba, and

they have two servants-Carmax Stewart, a 50

year-old married West Indian, also born in Cuba, and Margaret Todd, a Scot,

for domestic help.

What is amusing is that Frances Ann Stewart, listed there with her parents, is also listed with her grandparents, the Middletons, the same night of the census, at Shincliffe Railway Station. They list her as having been born in Cuba West Indies also, and very clearly she is Frances Stewart, with no mention of Turnbull..

That same 1961 census has David Turnbull the (now) widower and shipwright, living as head of the household, with his last two single children, George and Isabella at home with him. Immediately next door are his married daughter Ellen and Thomas Miller and their family in Jarrow.

Margaret Jessie Stewart was born to David T and Frances Stewart, on the 08 Mar 1862, but she died one year later in March 1863, and is buried at Jesmond. Her godmother was Margaret Wilkinson. She was baptised at St Mary’s cathedral, Newcastle.

David Turnbull Stewart and Frances Stewart enrol their two oldest sons David Henry and John William at Ushaw College, Durham. Ushaw College records list under ‘Arrivals’ on July 14th 1863- David Stewart, aged 13 (born Aug 31st), and John Stewart, aged 8 (born May 6th), both from Newcastle. They stayed until July 14th 1864. That’s it. (copy of Ushaw letter held by I.S-K) Nowdays is is a Catholic semi-nary, but it was a school then.

On the 19th May 1864, Louisa Bigger Stewart was born to David and Frances. She was baptised in June in St Mary’s cathedral, Newcastle. Her godparents were Ellen Turnbull and David Stewart. This may be Ellen (now Miller) the aunt, and David Henry, her elder brother, now aged 16. Louisa does not feature after that, except that I found a census of 1871 with her namesake, living with, or rather, adopted by a Scot Annie Willmer (b.1833, Perthshire, Scot.).

David Henry was supposedly taken from school, in July 1864 and sent on to India, to prepare for his father’s arrival. Apparently the family all went out there then, according to legend. Certainly none of them are in UK for the 1871 census. Apparently David T Stewart sailed his ship to the West Indies, to sell up the family’s interests there, and having done that, he headed to Bombay. Apparently the ship sank, just off the coast, and he drowned. Various stories circulate about him having only one arm (having lost the other in an accident with one of the crushing machines he built), and that he refused to release a bag of diamonds he was holding, which might have been payment for the West Indies plantations, and that he drowned just as help arrived. It is possible his son David Henry saw this. His ship’s trunk and writing cabi-net (engraved ‘DS’) survived the shipwreck.

The tomb at Jesmond mentions David Turnbull Stewart died on 2 Dec. 1864, at sea. Maybe it was due to that that Louisa was adopted out. It is unclear after this who stayed where.

George Turnbull, the youngest brother, born in Dundee married in 1863.

Right, born David Turnbull, later known as David Turnbull Stewart, or just David Stewart, the inventor, yacht

and plantation and racehorse owner,

and father of eight.

B. 1826 Dundee, Angus.

D. 1864 at sea near India. Buried at Jesmond.

Left, Frances Whitfield Middleton, mother of eight, and wife of David with the varying surnames.

Frances’ daughter was named Frances

Ann. Frances Ann named her daughter Frances Jane. Frances Jane had only a

son, William, as far as I know, but she was not just the third Frances- Frances Middleton’s mother, Mary Clegg, had a

mother named Frances Whitfield, born on 25th January, 1761, in Alston, Cum-berland, and she was the daughter of a

Frances, as well.

Frances was one of three siblings, the

others being Henry Whitfield Middleton, and Mary Anne Middleton (who was witness at Frances’ wedding to David Turnbull). Henry, their father was a wid-ower, his first wife having been a Mary as well. Mary Ann Middleton married a

William Hogg, and they named their second daughter Frances. (Their eldest was called Mary Ann, after her mother).

David Turnbull, their father, the shipwright, died in June 1864, alone, as the family were elsewhere.

Here is George’s wedding certificate- note he is calling himself Stuart as a second name, and he even gives his father David, the shipwright, Stuart as a second name.

Fast forward in time a little, and Henry Middleton dies in 1866 at Shincliffe Railway Station:

A map showing the general area of Wallsend, Newcastle, Jesmond, Jarrow and environs

This is the 1871 census page for Louisa Stewart, adopted by the widow Annie Wilmer in Newcastle:

[Note-2009 I have a hunch perhaps Annie was a cousin or similar relative. The Wilmers were connected or involved in some way with the Stewarts-I am not sure how, just yet]

Right, Frances Ann Turnbull-Stewart, second daughter of David, and Frances, nee Middleton, taken on her wedding day-28th June 1876, to widower Richard Anthony Whinfield.

Frances’ brother John William

Turnbull Stewart is one of the witnesses,

so he, at least, was back in England again. David Henry would have been in India,

entrenched as a stationmaster, the same profession as his grandfather Henry Mid-

dleton.

Richard Whinfield had four children from his first marriage- Raymond Wid-drington, Richard Anthony, Charles Freder-ick, and Amelia Georgina, named after her mother and Richard’s wife. Amelia, their mother died following labour a year after Amelia Georgina was born.

Frances Ann and Richard went on to have eight children.

Below is their marriage certificate:

Frances Turnbull, nee Middleton, who was born 23 Aug 1829 at Chirton, Northumberland, does not seem to appear in any censuses in UK after 1861. Her daughter-in-law Elizabeth Janet O’Grady (who married DH Stewart) says that Frances was present at their wedding, and that she dies in Bombay sometime a year or two later, but there is no record in India that I could find of this happening.

Frances may have returned to England, and died there, but I have not been able to find any record of that.

Alice Florence Stewart, the second wife of Frank Ben Stewart mentions that Frank (Frances Ben) came out to India of his own accord in 1882. That would mean he should have been in UK in 1871 and 1881, but he is not.

John William Turnbull Stewart, brother to Frank, and Frances Ann and David Henry, went to India, and married out there. He married Winnifred Mary O’Grady, sister to DH’s wife Elizabeth Janet O’Grady.

David Henry is reputed to have spent most of his life in India, but although I have searched many business, civil and government directories from 1865 to 1895, I can find no mention of him IN THEM. (yet).

Above, the Indian Empire, and below, the Indian Railway system circa 1893.

Anyhow, David Henry, now knows as DH Stewart, spent time in India. He was apparently offered various promotions, but was happy to remain stationmaster at Poona (now Pune) in ther Central Provinces. He was a confirmed bachelor, and one day,attending a dance with some friends, a name was drawn out of a hat, and that was Lela, or Elizabeth O’Grady. They met in February or March, and were married in July. Lela insists it was in 1881, and that Charles, her son, was born in 1882, but I could find no record of it in the India Records Office, nor on LDS microfilm of all Indian records, nor could I fathom the name of the town they supposedly married, regardsles of the year, and I checked all for ten years either side of that date.

Right, the baptismal certificate of Charles Edward Middleton-Stewart in 1881.

This means that David Henry dropped the Turnbull part of his name, and added Middleton with a hyphen, by about 1880. I checked for Stewarts, Turnbulls, Middletons, and all hyphen-ated comnbinations when I searched for the marriage, all with no luck.

John William Turnbull Stewart, DH’s brother, also toom Middleton-Stewart as a surname when he married

Winnie O’Grady in India. What could have caused this

name change- there seems a certain

clear desire to get away from Turnbull. It wouldn’t have been for money, as the

Middletons were not landed gentry by

any means.

DH M-S died 01 Aug 1897 in Poona, India (Source: India Record Office N/3/78 page 182. Entry tran-scribed by I.S-K 1983., burial Church of St Francis Xavier, Poona, died Aug

1st, David Henry Stewart, 47 years, Stationmaster, buried Aug 2nd by Fr Schroter, cause unknown.). He married ELIZABETH JANET O’GRADY 07 Jul 1881 in Shegaon, India, or some similarly spelled place. (Location unknown.), daughter of LIEUT O’GRADY. She was born Abt. 1859 in Co Cork, Ireland, and died Abt. Feb 1935 in London orHull- don’t really know, just guessing..

Charles Edward Middleton-Stewart, the only child of Lela and DH M-S, was the first in a line of a few generations to not be named David. He used to sign his name Charlo. He says he asked his father about his name and that he was named Charles Edward as he would have a responsibility to build up the family fortunes and name, unlike his namesake who lost it all.

That meant not much to me, until I learned that the namesake in question was Charles Edward Stuart,

otherwise known as Bonnie Prince Charlie, or the Young Pretender, who had a number of failed attempts to

regain the throne of Scotland for the Scots, who did ‘not appreciate’ the English rule.The final straw came at the battle of Culloden in 1745, when the English defeated the Scots, so it all meant a reference to this Jacobite time in Scottish history- what a responsibility to foster upon an only child!

The term Jacobite came from the latin word for James- Jacobus- as King James of Scotland was a fa-voured monarch. Jacobites came to be the word by which his supporterd were known. So, it is another hunch of mine, looking at the whole name changing piece from afar, that perhaps we always were Stewarts, and Stewarts of Craigiehall and its misfortunes, and that as loyal supporters of the Scottish throne and Bonnie Prince Charlie, when he fell, and the Jacobites were persecuted by the English, and many were transported to America for their ‘crimes’ some of our lot changed their surname to the ‘safer’ boorder name of Turnbull, around 1745-50.

They were then Turnbulls, as I have discovered them and listed them in the previous pages. Then,

about 100 years later, when the coast was clear, so-to-speak, the eldest son had a duty to rename his family

Stewarts, as they were, and to continue that line.

The second eldest (which would have been John the supposed ship’s captain)- well he took off and that story lies with him.

The next- Helen- became Ellen, and married Thomas Miller. Their daughter Isabella Jane, (named after Ellen’s mother Isabella Stewart Turnbull) married James Moore Hopper Whinfield, the youngest brother of Richard Anthony Whinfield (husband of Frances Ann Turnbull-Stewart). Parts of Ellen’s family kept Stewart as a christian name.

The next- George Turnbull- adopted Stuart as a second name, but retained Turnbull as a surname as that was all he knew. The certificates will spell out George’s life as an engineer near the docks.

The youngest- Isabella- took Stuart, or Stewart, as a second name also- more ahead.

So, I feel that explanation is feasible. DNA testing may help open up new branches, perhaps with descendants of the Ship Captain John, or something, but so far this aspect of the story is just my own plausible conjecture. Ian
[Note - it is fascinating that Angus Stewart, Alan M-S's son has DNA in common with several people surnamed Turnbull. In 2012, I contacted many of them, and reached a blank wall as fas as any possible fitting into our known tree branches.]

The lineage of the children of Frances Middleton amd David Turnbull Stewart I will continue with less verbosity ahead.

Frances Ann T-S’ family will become clear, with the appended Whinfield lineage.

The remainder of the siblings will be as above with David.

Their uncle, George Stuart Turnbull, married Amelia Smith in 1863. They may have has a daughter Lily. Following Amelia’s death, George moved to London area where Isabella was.

On 29 Mar 1875, George married Eliza Lester Curtis in Kent. George and Eliza were witnesses at the wedding of George’s sister Isabella to Frank Punter. George died in Woolwich on 30 April 1895- his sis-ter Isabella, now Isabella Punter, was the informant. William Hammond, some fourteen years her junior, had been boarding with them for about siz years, and he and Eliza married on 18th Dec. 1897. Eliza Hammond died in march 1913, in Woolwich, childless.

Below, the marriage certificate of George and widow Amelia- he signs his name with Stuart in it..

 

 

Below, the marriage certificate for George Stewart Turnbull- (at least he’s fixed the spelling now!)- and Eliza Lester Curtis It is clear to see that Isabelle Stewart Turnbull, his sister, is one of the witnesses- she tended to call herrself

Below, the death certificate of George Stewart Turnbull in 1895. HIs sister Isabelle is the informant, not his wife, Eliza.

Below, the marriage of Eliza Turnbull and William Hammond.

 

Some assorted out-of-sequence certificates:
Death of Isabella Jane Whinfield, nee Miller, the eldest daughter of Ellen Miller nee Turnbull

 

Right, Isabella Jane Whinfield, nee

Miller, named after her grandmotherm Isabella

Stewart Turnbull.

Below, Thomas Miller, and Ellen, nee Turnbull, sister to David Turnbull, the inven-tor, yacht owner, and surname changer.

Bottom, death certificate of Ellen.

Above, the birth certificate of Isabella Jane Whinfield, nee Miller. Her mother Ellen is illiterate.

Below, the marriage certificate of Frances Jane Whinfield (daughter of Frances Ann Whinfield nee Turnbull-Stewart), to William Corm Robertson. It is this Frances Jane who had a birthdates book which has been very helpful with confirming dates, years, and secnd names.

Above, another photo of Ellen and Thomas Miller, and right, Mary Miller, daughter of Thomas and Ellen Miller nee Turnbull.. Below right, George William Miller, Ellen and Thomas’ youngest son, with his wife Margaret Butcher. Below left, WJ Whinfield, eldest son of Isabella Jane (nee Miller) and JMH Whin-

field.

Above, Charlo, (Charles Edward Middleton-Stewart), and below, two of his sons, Donald Jesmond

Middleton-Stewart, and Colin Middleton-Stewart

Right, Gertrude Edith Mary Middleton-Stewart, nee Allsopp, known as Di, wife of Charlo.

Below right, Frances Jane Whinfield, with her youngest sister Madeline- children of Frances Ann Turnbull-Stewart and Richard An-thony Whinfield.

Below, with the pram, Madeline Whin

field.

Right, Frances Jane Whinfield, as a teenager, with a friend, Mr Cooper. Frances was a first cousin to Charlo.

Below, Ethel Mary Isobel Whinfield, after she married Mr Peberdy. Ethel was a younger sister of Frances’, and she is wearing the dark hat in both photos, taken circa 1926.

Below right, Gladys Miller, a grand-daughter of Ellen (nee Turnbull) and Thomas Miller.

Below, C.E. Middleton-Stewart, Record of Service, to

the Indian Police Force.

OK, back to the family, for the immediate continuation:

Isabella Stewart Turnbull, the youngest daughter of David Turnbull and Isabella Stewart Turnbull: Residence, 1861 census, with father David, and brother George : 275, Commercial Road Hedworth, Monk-ton and Jarrow, Durham CERTIFIED COPY OF AN ENTRY OF MARRIAGE GIVEN AT THE GENERAL REGISTER OFFICE 1879 Marriage solemnized at St. John’s Church in the Parish of St. Johns, Woolwich in the County of Kent No. 170 When Married: May 18, 1879 Name and Surname: Frank Punter, age 33 Condition: Bachelor, Profession: Engineer Residence: 19 William Street, Bullfields? Father’s Name and Surname: William George Punter Profession of Father: Wood-turner Name and Surname: Isabelle Stuart Turnbull, age 30 Condition: Spinster Residence: 7 Parson’s Hill Father’s Name and Surname: David Turnbull Profession of Father: Shipwright Married in the Church of St. John according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church, after Banns, by me, John v? Bent? This marriage was solemnized between us, Frank Punter, Isabelle Stuart Turnbull In the Presence of us, George Stuart Turnbull, Eliza Lester Curtis Turnbull

I will omit census data for Isabella- as she mistakenly puts Newcastle as her place of birth, but she stays in

Woolwich/Plumstead area all her later life. Her husband is an engine fitter working in the docks, not unlike George Turnbull’s occupation of engineer in a factory.

Children of ISABELLA TURNBULL and FRANK PUNTER are: i. Frank Punter

ii. Ethel A Punter, b. 1883, Woolwich, Plumstead, London.

Ethel Punter married Herbert Butler. Their children are

i. Viola Butler, b. 17 Feb 1917, Ontario, Canada; d. 02 Dec 1998, Ladysmith, B.C. Canada..

ii. Basil (Mickey) Butler, b. 1921, Ontario; d. 25 Sep 1942, Malta (Source: War casualty., Ca-sualty DetailsName: BUTLER, BASILInitials: BNationality: CanadianRank: Pilot OfficerRegiment: Royal Canadian Air ForceUnit Text: 249 Sqdn.Age: 21Date of Death: 25/08/1942Service No: J/15770Additional information: Son of Herbert and Ethel Butler, of Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada.Casualty Type: Common-wealth War DeadGrave/Memorial Reference: Panel 4, Column 2.Cemetery: MALTA MEMORIALCemetery DetailsCemetery: MALTA MEMORIALCountry: MaltaLocality: unspecifiedLocation Information: The Malta Memorial is situated in the area of Floriana and is easily identified by the Golden Eagle which sur-mounts the column. It stands outside the main entrance to Valletta.Historical Information: The Malta Memo-rial commemorates almost 2,300 airmen who lost their lives during the Second World War whilst serving with the Commonwealth Air Forces flying from bases in Austria, Italy, Sicily, islands of the Adriatic and Mediterranean, Malta, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, West Africa, Yugoslavia and Gibraltar, and who have no known grave.No. of Identified Casualties: 2298.).

iii. Beverley Butler.

VIOLA BUTLER was born 17 Feb 1917 in Ontario, Canada, and died 02 Dec 1998 in Ladysmith, B.C. Canada.. She married VICTOR CHILDS 02 Dec 1944 in Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada., son of JOHN CHILDS and JESSIE MOORE. He was born 20 Sep 1924 in Leominster, Herefordshire. UK. (Source: Birth cert., 2 Childs, Victor, birth registration, 1924, GRO BMD. :CERTIFIED COPY OF AN ENTRY OF BIRTH GIVEN AT THE GENERAL REGISTER OFFICEREGISTRATION DISTRICT: Leominster1924 Birth in the Sub-district of Leominster in the County of HerefordNo. 287When and Where born: Twentieth Sep-tember 1924, 7 Pritchards Court, Leominster U.D.Name: VictorSex: BoyFather: John ChildsMother: Jessie Childs, formerly MooreOccupation of father: General LabourerInformant: John Childs, Father, 7 Pritchards Court, LeominsterWhen Registered: Tenth November 1924Registrar: J . D. Dowding, Registar.).

Children of VIOLA BUTLER and VICTOR CHILDS are:

i.	Diana Childs, b. 22 Oct 1946.
ii.	Bruce Childs, b. 19 Jan 1950.
iii.	Brian Childs, b. 12 Jun 1952.

John William Turnbull Stewart, later Middleton-Stewart was born 06 May 1855 in England,(acc to 1861 census), ( or West Indies acc. to Lela), [NB as of 2010 I have his birth certificate-from Northumberland, born as John William Turnbull] and died Aug 1905 in India (Source: Letter from Charlo to Effie Whinfield dated 14 Oct 1935, “then of course there is the curse, which is supposed to be placed on the sons of the third generation (I think) which decreed that all the sons of that generation should die in August and before they reached or completed fifty years of age. Strangely enough this was fulfilled, because your your father, Uncle Jack,[John William] and Uncle Ben [Frank] all died in August, but Ben was just over 50.). John married WINNIE MARY O’GRADY in Bombay, according to Lela in a letter she wrote in 1934/5.. She was born 24 May (Source: ‘Funeral’ type pre-death card from Winnie to sons David,Jack & Ben, held by John M-S, copy with I.S-K., “do not grieve overmuch for me my darlings but pray much for me. Besides the Masses, you know I will have said for me I beg from you a Mass, or the attendance of Mass, every year, on or about my Birthday 24th May, at which receive Communion, pray for me and make some good resolu-tions for the coming year.Do not my sons drift apart when I am gone, you will sometimes need a Brothers love- remember Mother is still the link between you and is watching and praying for you.(and more).), and died Abt. 1932 in Possibly England- date is only vague. Could be 1930? (Source: Letter from Alice Florence nee Nicholls, Ben’s widow, to Charlo, circa 1935.).

There was a JW Stewart listed as a crane driver, working for the Indian Railways in the Thackers Directory for India, 1895.

Children of JOHN M-S and WINNIE O’GRADY are:

i. David MIDDLETON-STEWART, b. Unknown; d. Unknown, Australia? no idea.. According to Charlo, David was “an out and out neer-do-well, away in Australia somewhere probably win-ning beer drinking competitions, the only thing he was ever good at” (Quoted in Oct. 1935 letter to Effie Whinfield)

A letter from Lela to Charlo (26th January 1935) says” Look at David and Frank, my sister Winnie’s sons. David through his own folly was down and out here in London, and in Roughton House- a place for down and outs who must pay 1/6 for a bed and I think a cup of tea in the morning- within five minutes of receiving their letter from there I went to them, took them to a restaurant; talked things over, I spent a lot of money over them, took them to my darling little home in Ireland, did my best for them, but David spoiled the chance of a lifetime that came to Frank (i.e.Ben). It is a long story- but I was disgusted (underlined) with David’s behaviour. (She doesn’t say what the chance was, nor what his behaviour was). Frank joined the

I.R.A. I never saw him again- I heard he was wounded etc. Then David went off to Australia, he had a num-ber of girls at the boat to wish him goodbye-probably he told them all separately he would marry as soon as

he could. I never rec’d a single p.c. (post card) from him. Ingratitude is my fate- I am paying the debt in this life for something I must have done in a previous existance before my reincarnation. In my next life I will have “paid the debt” and hope for better treatment. Well, my dear, I am jolly hungry so must say good

night-

With love, your ever loving mother, Lela.”

More About David MIDDLETON-STEWART: Military service: Captain, Indian Army, also in RAF ? or not?

ii. John Cesford MIDDLETON-STEWART, b. 1897, India?; d. 24 Dec 1964. . iii. Ben Frank MIDDLETON-STEWART, b. 30 Oct 1902, Bombay, India; d. 29 Jan 1974, St Pancras. London..

Francis Ben Stewart was born 27 Feb 1860 in Jesmond, England, and died 23 Aug 1919 in Poona, India. bur. St Patrick’s Cathedral. Died of paralysis (Source: India Record Office N/3/121 page 261. Entry tran-scribed by I.S-K 1983..). He married (1) ELLEN NELLIE NOLAN 16 Aug 1883 in St Thomas’ cathedral, Bombay, India (Source: India Record Office N/3/57 page 218. Entry transcribed by I.S-K 1983..). She was born Abt. 1858 . As she was aged 50 at her death, and died 06 Jul 1908 in Poona, India, buried St Sepul-chre’s cemetery on 7th. Chaplian WFM Hamilton. (Source: India Record Office N/3/100 page 48. Entry transcribed by I.S-K 1983..). He married (2) ALICE FLORENCE NICHOLLS 12 Apr 1909 in St Marys RC, Poona, India (Source: India Record Office N/3/101 page 289. Entry transcribed by I.S-K 1983., Also lists respective father’s names as David Turnbull Stewart, and John Nicholls. Frank was aged 49, widower, and Alice was 28, spinster.). She was born Abt. 1881 (Source: She was a spinster aged 28 at her marriage to Frank.), and died Aft. 1936 in UK possibly.

According to a letter from Alice, his wife (widow), to Charlo, circa 1935, Ben came out to India on his own in 1884, aged 23. That would mean he was in UK, for the 1871 & 1881 censuses, but I found no trace of any Frank, Francis, or Ben Stewart (or any variation of FB Stewart) born in Newcastle in 1861 in either census. He is in the 1861 census with his parents at Jesmond, aged almost 1. Did he go to India as a child with the rest of the family- he must have, unless he was sort of adopted by an aunt for a while. None of his siblings, seem to be in UK for the 1871 census, either- India perhaps. It doesn’t tie with what Alice wrote though.

Comment 1: Mar 1860, Godparents George TURNBULL and Isabella TURNBULLOccupation: Varied occupations from chemist at time of first marriage, to photographer, to motor engineer (mechanic?) at time of death

More About ELLEN NELLIE NOLAN:Cause of Death (Facts Pg): 06 Jul 1908, Vulvular disease of the heartMarriage Facts (Facts Pg: She was nee Singlehurst, of Bombay. She was a widow prior to marrying Frank.

More About FRANCIS STEWART and ELLEN NOLAN:Marriage: 16 Aug 1883, St Thomas’ cathedral, Bombay, India (Source: India Record Office N/3/57 page

218. Entry transcribed by I.S-K 1983..)
Marriage date: Witnesses John W Stewart (brother Jack), and Louisa James

More About FRANCIS STEWART and ALICE NICHOLLS: Marriage: 12 Apr 1909, St Marys RC, Poona, India (Source: India Record Office N/3/101 page 289. Entry transcribed by I.S-K 1983., Also lists respective father’s names as David Turnbull Stewart, and John Nich-olls. Marriage date: 1909, Witnesses W Chinery & F Brewin

Occupation: Varied occupations from chemist at time of first marriage, to photographer, to motor engineer (mechanic?) at time of death. Child of FRANCIS STEWART and ELLEN NOLAN is:

i. Winnifred Evelyn Mildred Nolan5 STEWART, b. Abt. Oct 1878, Presumably India, Bombay, but uncertain. (Source: She was listed as being 19 years 8 months old at her death..); d. 24 Jun 1898, Poona, India, buried St Sepulchre’s cemetery. (Source: India Record Office N/3/79 page 322. Entry transcribed by I.S-K 1983..).In 1898, Her father was ‘of Wanowrien’ wherever that is.

Children of FRANCIS STEWART and ALICE NICHOLLS are: . ii. Cynthia Eva Violet Blanche STEWART, b. 31 Jul 1908, Poona, India. born before they mar-ried- Ben adopted her as she was not his daughter.

iii. David STEWART, b. Abt. 1910, India; d. Abt. 1910, died in infancy, India.

iv. Zena Marguerite MIDDLETON-STEWART, b. 08 Jul 1912, Poona, India. Bapt. Aug 12. St Marys RC, Poona, India Occupation: 1935, in Calcutta, working for a legal firm?

CYNTHIA EVA VIOLET BLANCHE5 STEWART was born 31 Jul 1908 in Poona, India (Source: India Record Office N/3/101 page 50. Entry transcribed by I.S-K 1983..). She married ARTHUR BALD-WIN. Baptism: 02 Feb 1909, by C.M. Berham, chaplian, St Marys RC, Poona, India. (Source: India Record Office N/3/101 page 50. Entry transcribed by I.S-K 1983..) Birth Facts: 1908, Cynthia was born to Alice, a year before widower Frank married her. No father’s name is given.

Child of CYNTHIA STEWART and ARTHUR BALDWIN is:

i. Unknown Name6 BALDWIN, b. 04 Jan 1934, Presumably India but don’t know.
[Note-this needs updating-much more found out in 2011-12 a son & 2 daughters and their families]

Deputy Insp. General of Police Charles Edward Middleton-Stewart was born 19 Apr 1882 in Dhond, India (Source: (1) Letter from Charlo’s mother Lela Sheehan (Elizabeth nee O’Grady), to him, January 27 1935, 3, Quote “ now first of all I was not married in 1880 but in July 7th 1881. (underlined 1881) and you were born in April 1882. exactly nine months and 12 days after. (from ‘exactly’ to ‘afte’r is underlined, too).If you ask the Priest in Nagpore about Father Benestrud (sp?) or Benestrom (sp?) who married us in Shegaum (spelling queer- no such place) they will know what district that was., (2) Baptism certificate, This is to certify that Charles Edward Middleton-Stewart [hyphen unmistakeable], was born at Dhond as the son of David henry and Elisabeth [spelled with an ‘s’ not a ‘z’] Janey (O’Grady) Middleton-Stewart on April 19th, 1881, was baptised at Dhond on July 5th 1881, by Fr M.Neumuller, R.C.Chaplian at St John’s Church, Ahmednagar.Signed Otto Lustig, S.J., R.C. Chaplain, St John’s Church, Ahemdnagar, Sept 11, 1934., (3) Intuition, the conflicting dates in the previous sources suggest either- Charles was born out of wedlock, and Elizabeth insists not, or else her memory of dates was one year out of kilter.), and died 23 Dec 1936 in London, England (Source: Death Cert., Death in the subdistrict of South West St Pancras, Metropolitan Borough of St Pancras: 23rd December 1935, in the Hospital for Tropical Diseases, (WC1), Charles middle-ton-Stewart, male, 54 years, of Nagpur, Central Provinces, India, a Deputy Inspector General (India Police), cause 1a cardiac failure, 1b lobar pneumonia, cert. by John Wm Pickles, MB, present at death, informant.).

He married GERTRUDE EDITH MARY (DI) ALLSOPP Bef. 1907 in South Africa, daughter of LEONARD ALLSOPP and ELIZABETH CATHRINE.... She was born 14 Nov 1888 in Ladysmith, South Africa (Source: Bapt. certificate, Baptised in the Wesleyan Church, Ladysmith, Dec 16, 1888, Gertrude Edith Mary, daughter of Leonard Webster John and Elizabeth Cathrine Allsopp, of Lesbelle (?), Ladysmith, birth date Decr 4th 1888, John Allsopp, Officiating Minister and grandfather, Wesleyan methodist Minister, Ladysmith, natal.), and died 1964 in South Africa.

Notes for DEPUTY INSP. GENERAL OF P CHARLES EDWARD MIDDLETON-STEWART: He was born in Dhond, India, as his father had been transferred there not long beforehand, according to a letter from his mother, where “you were born and christened Charles Edward before Stewart - Middleton” she worded it. (and it looks like she says “young Jack married [there]” but her writing is terrible.)

Charles was known as Charlo to a lot of people, and signed familiar letters accordingly.

Charles, in a letter to Effie Whinfield dated 14 Oct 1935, says he was born in India, and sent Home to be educated, returning to India to the Civil Service, Police Dept. (but that was a long while after his father’s death of 1897)

He got a commission in a regiment when the Boer War broke out, and felt he was one of the young

est Officers in the Boer war (18-ish at the beginning).

In the same letter he says he “ married at the age of 25 into the family of Allsopp beer but no money of theirs unfortunately comes our way. In 1907 my wife presented me with twin sons (named Ivor and Don-ald...). I came to India and was appointed an Officer in the Indian Police, and in due course my twin sons went to London University and Ivor took law and got into the army through the ‘varsity. He is just about to get his captaincy and next year when he goes Home on leave will be called to the Bar as a Barrister-at-Law. Donald took to engineering and got the degrees of A.C.G.I. and B.Sc. and I hope shortly will be A.M.I.C.E. also. He is in Burma and very probably my wife will accompany him Home next year about April when he goes on leave. Ivor the blighter recently married and asks me to be prepared to be a grandfather; I have another son Colin, only 13 years of age who is at school in South Africa under the care of my wife’s people. I am the only son of my father and (touch wood) am hale and hearty enough to have won two open tennis competitions recently as well as in golf despite the fact that I am about to become a grandfather. As Ivor is about six feet in height, I regret to say that I might have some difficulty in laying him over my knee and spanking him for turning me into a grandfather” (Charlo was just 5’6”)

The Indian Officer’s List for 1936, as well as the 1933 list lists most of his career. The “Historys of Service 1875-1955 Vol. 12” has also summarised it as follows: Joined Indian Police Service as Asst. District Supt 7th June 1909 till 1918.

On Military duty (WW1) 7 Nov 1918 to 4 June 1920. He was also declared District Superintendant of Police in Dec 1918.

Principal, Police Training School, Saugon, Apr 1928. Officiating Deputy Inspector General April 1932, and again March 1933, confirmed Nov. 1933, finally be-coming Deputy Inspector General of Central Province, India. War Service: RSA Field Force 1900-1902 (Boer War), Queen’s Medal with 3 clasps, King’s Medal with 2 clasps, Special promotion for an act of gallantry in the field. Natal Zulu Rebellion 1906. Zululand Field Force Medal with 1 clasp. Certificate of Commendation Afghan Campaign 1919. Staff of 2nd Division as Assistant Provosy Marshall in the Army”.

A letter from his mother, Lela, to him, mentions his wage toward the end as 550 pounds per annum.

He was in perfect health in Oct-Nov, if his letters reflect his state, prior to his sudden death in December 1935, aged 53(ish). Cause of Death: a) cardiac failure & (b) lobar pneumonia. I do not know conclusively where he is buried.

Children of CHARLES MIDDLETON-STEWART and GERTRUDE (Di) ALLSOPP are:

i. Lt-Colonel Ivor Charles de Wickham Middleton-Stewart6 OBE, b. 13 Aug 1907, Port Shep-stone, South Africa; d. 09 Nov 1944, Burma (now Myanmar). . ii. Lt-Col. (I.A.) Donald Jesmond Middleton-Stewart, b. 13 Aug 1907, Port Shepstone, South Africa; d. 04 May 1985, Hillcrest, Natal, South Africa.

iii. Mary Erma Isobele Middleton-Stewart, b. 06 Aug 1909, Bombay, India; Baptism: 08 Sep 1909, Holy Name Church, Bombay, India (Source: India Record Office N/3/102 page 50. Entry transcribed by I.S-K 1983., parents Charles Edward Middleton-Stewart of Ah_cla, Asst Dist Supt of Indian Police, and Edith Mary Middleton-Stewart.) She died. 1912, India(?). . iv. Capt. Colin Middleton-Stewart, b. 21 Sep 1921, Outshorne, CP, RSA, ; d. 21 Oct 1981, Harps-den, Oxfordshire.

JOHN CESFORD5 MIDDLETON-STEWART was born 1897 in India?, and died 24 Dec 1964. He married JANET MELISSA (Jenny) CHATTERTON 1931 in Coracus, India. She was born 16 Apr 1916 in India?, and died 26 Oct 1996 in England.In Feb 1935, John lived in 31 Gill St, Nottingham. (Source: Letter from Jack to Charlo.)Marriage Facts (Facts Pg: 1931 Military service: Captain in Indian Army at the time he married, moved to London 1931, joined the RAF in 1934 at Cranwell, became Wing Commander, served in N.Africa in WW2. (Source: Letters & notes from Kirsty Rossington to I.S-K.)Jenny converted to RC and became a very devout follower.
[Note, as of 2011, I learned that Cesford came from the surname of the younger sister of Isabella Stewart - she married Mr Cesford.]

Children of JOHN MIDDLETON-STEWART and JANET CHATTERTON are:. i. Mary MIDDLETON-STEWART, b. 05 May 1932, Staffordshire, UK.

ii. Gloria Jean Mary MIDDLETON-STEWART, b. 23 Jun 1943, Laundon House, Sleaford, Lincs..

BEN FRANK MIDDLETON-STEWART was born 30 Oct 1902 in Bombay, India, and died 29 Jan 1974 in St Pancras. London.. He married JOSEPHINE ANNA DEMPSEY 1935 in Cork, Ire.. Cause of Death Coronary occlusion due to atheroma (Source: State Archives, Death certificate.)1925, Living in England. 1928, Living in Ireland, joined the IRA.Last Residence: 1974, 3 Rugmere, Ferdinand St, Camden, London.Occupation: Abt. 1960, Accounts clerk?

Children of BEN MIDDLETON-STEWART and JOSEPHINE DEMPSEY are:

31. i. Mary Winifred MIDDLETON-STEWART, b. 1936.

ii. John Cesford MIDDLETON-STEWART, b. 27 May 1949, London; m. (1) Brenda, 12 Aug 1972, When? no idea?; m. (2) Geraldine, Abt. 2000.

John was in 1974, Living in Maidstone, Kent and in 1983, Living in LondonGeraldine(Gerry) was created an MBE in 2006.Resurgam, 26 Greenacres, Great Bookham,

Surrey

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LT-COLONEL IVOR CHARLES DE WICKHAM MIDDLETON-STEWART OBE was born 13 Aug 1907 in Port Shepstone, South Africa, and died 09 Nov 1944 in Burma (now Myanmar). He married EILEEN MCEVOY. She was born 10 Oct 1901, and died 03 Nov 1981.While at school in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, both Ivor & Don were known as simply Stewart major & Stewart minor, when their athletic success was reported annually in the school magazines. (‘Middleton’ isn’t mentioned)

Ivor received the award of the French, Croix de Guerre avec Palme, as Major .IC.deW. Middleton-Stewart, 3/1 Punjab B.M., 5’Ind. Inf. Bde. on 20 Aug 1941. (The citation is entitled “Extrait de l’ordre general sans numero”)

Ivor’s OBE was awarded while he was in the 1st Punjab Regiment, for gallant & distinguished ser-vices in the Middle East during 1st November 1941 and 30th April 1942.

He was finally Lt-Colonel 2/2nd Punjab Regiment, & killed in action in Burma, 9 Nov 1944, aged

38.

Children of IVOR OBE and EILEEN MCEVOY are:

35.	i.	Janet de Wickham Middleton-Stewart, b. 25 Dec 1934, Bombay, India.
	ii.	Charles John Middleton-Stewart, b. 24 Sep 1936, Poona, India; d. 13 Jun 1955, Northumber
land.

LT-COL. (I.A.) DONALD JESMOND MIDDLETON-STEWART was born 13 Aug 1907 in Port Shepstone, South Africa, and died 04 May 1985 in Hillcrest, Natal, South Africa ( He married (1) ISABEL RALDA HAMMERSLEY-SMITH on 11 Mar 1937, daughter of RALPH HAMMERSLEY-SMITH and MAGDA-LENE MCDOWELL. She was born 22 Apr 1912 in Kasidi,or Kasauly, Himalayas, India and died 9 Feb.1980 in Hillcrest, Natal, South Africa ( He married (2) MARGARET KNOX Nov 1982 in Hillcrest, South Africa.

Don was in the Madras Sappers and Miners at the beginning of the 2nd World War, in the Indian Army Reserve. Captain in 1940. He left for Persia in command of 32 Field Squadron. 1943, became C.R.E. of 31 Indian Armoured Div. In 1944 he took over the parachute division, later assumed command of No3 Group of Indian Engineers, Lahore, and became Full Colonel.

After the war, he returned to civilian life as a Civil Engineer, in East Africa, Ceylon & Libya, em-ployed by Howard Humphries & Sons, & the W.H.O.

Don’s qualifications and memberships were Degree: B.Sc, M.I.C.E., A.C.G.I., M.I.W.E.Children of DONALD MIDDLETON-STEWART and ISABEL (Ralda) HAMMERSLEY-SMITH are:

i. Alan Middleton-Stewart, b. 09 Feb 1938. . ii. Diana Middleton-Stewart, b. 02 Jul 1939, Maymyo, Burma (now called Myanmar).

iii. Jennifer Magda Middleton-Stewart, b. 14 Feb 1941. . iv. Heather Mary Middleton-Stewart, b. 05 Oct 1945.

v. Lorna Mary Middleton-Stewart, b. 08 May 1947.

CAPT. COLIN MIDDLETON-STEWART was born 21 Sep 1921 in Outshorne, CP, RSA, and died 21 Oct 1981 in Harpsden, Oxfordshire. He married PHILIPPA MARY LOVELL NORMAN 06 Nov 1943. She was born 15 Aug 1922.

Colin served as a pilot in the South African Air Force, 1939-45, and in North Africa, and as an Anti-submarine Operator, Atlantic & Indian Oceans. Then he was a pilot, Captain, BOAC. (now British Airways)

Children of COLIN MIDDLETON-STEWART and PHILIPPA NORMAN are:

i. Ian Ivor7 Middleton-Stewart, b. 29 Aug 1945. . ii. Sheila Erica Middleton-Stewart, b. 05 May 1948.

iii. Katherine Stephanie Middleton-Stewart, b. 10 Mar 1950.

iv.

James Richard Douglas Middleton-Stewart, b. 22 Jul 1959.

v.

Alister Guy Middleton-Stewart, b. 27 Jan 1964; d. 22 Dec 1965.

MARY MIDDLETON-STEWART was born 05 May 1932 in Staffordshire, UK. She married ROGER PROSSER 02 Apr 1959. He was born 26 Dec 1930 in Sleaford, Lincs..

Children of MARY MIDDLETON-STEWART and ROGER PROSSER are:

1. i. Stewart7 Prosser, b. 17 Jan 1959.
2. ii. Kathryn Prosser, b. 30 Jul 1960.

iii. Richard Prosser, b. 16 Oct 1971. Occupation: TV Presenter for children’s channel in Washington, USA

GLORIA JEAN MARY MIDDLETON-STEWART was born 23 Jun 1943 in Laundon House, Sleaford, Lincs.. She married DENNIS JOHN ROSSINGTON 16 Apr 1964 in Our Lady of Good Council Catholic Church, Sleaford, Lincs. UK.

Her occupation: 1959, to 1964- Nursing

Dennis, with his brother, runs the family farm under the name of CW Rossington & Sons.

Children of GLORIA MIDDLETON-STEWART and DENNIS ROSSINGTON are:

i. Nicholas John ROSSINGTON, b. 29 Jan 1966. Nick has an MBA in Ag Management

ii. Andrew Charles ROSSINGTON, b. 14 Sep 1968.

iii. Kirsty ROSSINGTON, b. 02 Sep 1971, Grantham, Lincs. UK. Kirsty has a degree: 1994, B.Sc. (QTS) Hons in Phys Ed & Geography. Last Residence: 2005, Stanwell Village, Staines, UK. Occupation: Head of Dept (Partnership Dev. Mnr) The Winston Churchill School, Woking, Surrey.

MARY WINIFRED MIDDLETON-STEWART was born 1936. She married GEOFF TREVOR HURDLE. He was born 1928 in Wales. Last Residence: “Resurgam”, Cross Lanes,Chalfont St Peter, Bucks. L90LR, UK Children of MARY MIDDLETON-STEWART and GEOFF HURDLE are:

1. i. Lynne Mary HURDLE, b. 1957, Greenford, UK.
2. ii. Caron Tracey HURDLE, b. 08 Feb 1962, Greenford, UK.

. JANET DE WICKHAM MIDDLETON-STEWART was born 25 Dec 1934 in Bombay, India. She mar-ried HUGH FRANCIS MACSWINEY 1957. He was born 06 Dec 1927, and died Abt. 2002 in Cheshire, UK.

Children of JANET MIDDLETON-STEWART and HUGH MACSWINEY are:

i. Rose Miranda MACSWINEY, b. 07 Jun 1958.

ii. Penelope Anne MACSWINEY, b. 12 Sep 1958; m. Christopher Mark Hutton WALKIN-SHAW, 12 Apr 1997.

iii. Anthea Janet MACSWINEY, b. 12 Sep 1960.

iv. Lucinda Mary MACSWINEY, b. 03 Apr 1963; m. Giles Hutchinson-Smith, 30 Mar 1996.

ALAN MIDDLETON-STEWART was born 09 Feb 1938. He married JUDITH HOWELL-REES 22 Jun 1962 Children of ALAN MIDDLETON-STEWART and JUDITH HOWELL-REES are:

i. Frances Middleton-Stewart, b. 19 Jul 1963.

ii. Charles Middleton-Stewart b. 22 May 1965. d. 23 May 1965

iii. Angus Middleton-Stewart, b. 06 Jul 1966

DIANA MIDDLETON-STEWART was born 02 Jul 1939 in Maymyo, Burma (now called Myanmar) She married (1) RICHARD GEORGE PEDLER 1963 in England, son of GEORGE PEDLER and BRENDA RAPER. He was born 26 Mar 1939 in Mai Carberry N/Home Nairobi Kenya (Source: Marriage cert held by Ian S-K #380 for Pretoria dist 1903, Date of Import: 16 Jul 2005.). She married (2) HENRY CHRISTOPHER KOSTER 21 Dec 1972 in Karkloof, Natal, South Africa son of JACOBUS KOSTER and DOROTHY ROOME. He was born 21 Oct 1946 in Gayndah Qld

Children of DIANA MIDDLETON-STEWART and RICHARD PEDLER are: . i. Ian STEWART-KOSTER, b. 30 Jun 1964, Pietermaritzburg, Natal, South Africa.

ii. Jacqueline Mary STEWART-KOSTER, b. 09 Nov 1967, Pietermaritzburg, Natal, South Africa. Children of DIANA MIDDLETON-STEWART and HENRY KOSTER are: . iii. James Henry STEWART-KOSTER, b. 14 May 1974, Brisbane, Qld..

iv. Ben Donald STEWART-KOSTER, b. 22 May 1978, Brisbane, Qld.; m. Rachel Pucko, 16 Sep 2006, Caloundra, Qld..

JENNIFER MAGDA MIDDLETON-STEWART was born 14 Feb 1941 She married ROBERT ROGERS 1963

Children of JENNIFER MIDDLETON-STEWART and ROBERT ROGERS are: . i. Fiona Kim8 ROGERS, b. 30 Jul 1964.

ii. Ralda Clare ROGERS, b. 06 Apr 1967 m. Mark Attenburrow, 21 Jun 1997, UK; b. 28 Jul 1956. Mark had a daughter Hannah born 17 Nov 1987 from a previous marriage

57. iii. James Donald Robert Stewart Rogers, b. 19 Dec 1970.

HEATHER MARY MIDDLETON-STEWART was born 05 Oct 1945. She married (1) BOB SANDERS 17 Aug 1963 She married (2) JIM O’KEEFE 18 Feb 1989 in Brisbane, Qld..

Children of HEATHER MIDDLETON-STEWART and BOB SANDERS are:

.	i.	Philippa Catherine SANDERS, b. 20 Dec 1964.
.	ii.	Louise Fleur SANDERS, b. 12 Jan 1966.
.	iii.	Jasper Bruce SANDERS, b. 12 Dec 1968.

LORNA MARY MIDDLETON-STEWART was born 08 May 1947 She married GARTH TOMKINSON 27 Apr 1967 Garth died 27 Oct. 2003 in NSW.

Children of LORNA MIDDLETON-STEWART and GARTH TOMKINSON are:

i. Antonia Karen TOMKINSON, b. 16 Oct 1970, Johannesburg, South Africa

ii. Christopher Michael TOMKINSON b. 02 Aug 1972, Sydney, Australia

SHEILA ERICA MIDDLETON-STEWART was born 05 May 1948. She married DR JOHN NEEDS GP

Children of SHEILA MIDDLETON-STEWART and JOHN NEEDS are:

i. Melissa Ann Needs, b. 07 Nov 1973.

ii. Michael John Stewart Needs, b. 21 Nov 1976.

iii. Toby George Stewart Needs, b. 09 Nov 1979.

iv. Gemma Helen Philippa (Pip) Needs, b. 03 Aug 1984. Occupation: 2005, Stage play Director, UK (Orestes)

KATHERINE STEPHANIE MIDDLETON-STEWART was born 10 Mar 1950. She married (1) DAVID FINDLAY. She married (2) PETER RALPH. Child of KATHERINE MIDDLETON-STEWART and PETER RALPH is:

i. Noah Stewart Ralph, b. 28 May 1993.

JAMES RICHARD DOUGLAS MIDDLETON-STEWART was born 22 Jul 1959. He married HELEN JONES. Child of JAMES MIDDLETON-STEWART and HELEN JONES is:

i. Nichola Middleton-Stewart, b. 11 Jul 1985.

. STEWART PROSSER was born 17 Jan 1959. He married ELISE Apr 1988 in Cranleigh, UK.

Stewart is a Banker

Children of STEWART PROSSER and ELISE are:

i. Emily Prosser, b. 12 Aug 1993, UK.

ii. Luke Prosser, b. 14 Feb 1995, UK.

iii. Miles Prosser, b. 28 Mar 2000, UK.

KATHRYN PROSSER was born 30 Jul 1960. She married RENE BROUWER Abt. 1999 in Where?.

More About KATHRYN PROSSER:

Degree: B.A.
Last Residence: Hoofddorf, Holland More About RENE BROUWER:
Occupation: Runs an Internet Flower company in Holland

Children of KATHRYN PROSSER and RENE BROUWER are:

i. Ruby BROUWER, b. 02 Oct 2000.

ii. Max BROUWER, b. 12 Oct 2002.

LYNNE MARY HURDLE was born 1957 in Greenford, UK. She married DOUGLAS MCBRIDE 1988. He was born 1959.Last Residence: Living just outside Bedford, UK Child of LYNNE HURDLE and DOUGLAS MCBRIDE is:

i. Kirsty Elizabeth McBRIDE, b. 1992.

CARON TRACEY HURDLE was born 08 Feb 1962 in Greenford, UK. She married WINSTON SEBAS-TIAN RUSSELL BUNN. He was born 1968.Last Residence: Just outside Bedford, UK. Children of CARON HURDLE and WINSTON BUNN are:

i. Alicia Daisy BUNN, b. 1998.

ii. Liana Dan Ping BUNN, b. 2003. Adopted from China, aged 2

ROSE MIRANDA MACSWINEY was born 07 Jun 1958. She married RON MAXWELL 12 Jun 1994.

Children of ROSE MACSWINEY and RON MAXWELL are:

i. Ronald St George Ivo9 MAXWELL, b. 09 Feb 1995.

ii. Hugh Charles Rlaph MAXWELL, b. 13 Jun 1996.

iii. Ophelia MAXWELL, b. 13 Aug 1997.

ANTHEA JANET MACSWINEY was born 12 Sep 1960. She married TIMOTHY JAMES POWER 05 Oct 1987. Children of ANTHEA MACSWINEY and TIMOTHY POWER are:

i. Natasha Frances Power, b. 23 Jul 1989.

ii. Edward Charles Power, b. 24 Oct 1990.

[Don't know what happened here- Penny & Lucy were skipped, somehow, in this version...sorry-Ian]

FRANCES MIDDLETON-STEWART was born 19 Jul 1963 ( She married ROBERT FRANKLIN GRA-HAM 22 Aug 1983. Last Residence: 2004, California, USA Children of FRANCES MIDDLETON-STEWART and ROBERT GRAHAM are:

i. Robert Francis Graham, b. 30 Aug 1985, USA.

ii. Nicholas Stewart Graham, b. Feb 1987, USA.

iii. James Christian Graham, b. 26 May 1988, USA.

iv. Alexander Ryan Graham, b. 11 Feb 1992, UK.

IAN STEWART-KOSTER was born 30 Jun 1964 in Pietermaritzburg, Natal, South Africa. He married JOAN MARY HEPPELL 22 Sep 1990 in Enoggera Uniting church, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, daugh-ter of REGINALD HEPPELL and EDNA IRELAND. She was born 19 Oct 1957 in Ashgrove Private Hos-pital, Brisbane.

More About IAN STEWART-KOSTER:Comment 1: 1986, Justice of the PeaceComment 2: 1996, J.P. Qual.Emigration: 1972, from South Africa, to Brisbane, Australia.Occupation: 1986, Signwriter, coachbuilder & smallfarmer

More About JOAN MARY HEPPELL:Education: FTCL LTCL

Children of IAN STEWART-KOSTER and JOAN HEPPELL are:

i. Hannah Lucy STEWART-KOSTER, b. 10 Aug 1991, Toowoomba Base Hospital, Toowoom-ba, Queensland, Australia.

Notes for Hannah Lucy STEWART-KOSTER:House Sports Captain of Primary School, Quinalow,2003.Reserve for State Athletics & State Cross Country teams 2004.House Sports Captain of High School, Quinalow, 2005.Qualified to compete at State Athletics titles, Oct. 2005 in the 800m.

ii. Andrew Donald STEWART-KOSTER, b. 02 Dec 1992, Toowoomba Base Hospital, Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia.

Notes for Andrew Donald STEWART-KOSTER:House Sports Captain of Primary School, Quinalow,2004

iii. James Daniel STEWART-KOSTER, b. 11 Feb 1994, Toowoomba Base Hospital, Toowoom-ba, Queensland, Australia.

iv. Nicholas Ian STEWART-KOSTER, b. 19 Apr 1996, Toowoomba Base Hospital, Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia.

v. Helen Mary STEWART-KOSTER, b. 19 Sep 1998, Toowoomba.

vi. Sarah Kathryn STEWART-KOSTER, b. 24 May 2000, Toowoomba.

JACQUELINE MARY STEWART-KOSTER was born 09 Nov 1967 in Pietermaritzburg, Natal, South Africa. She married GREGORY CUMMING Sep 1987 in Mt Gravatt COC, Brisbane., son of WILLIAM CUMMING and NORMA. He was born 18 Dec 1965

Children of JACQUELINE STEWART-KOSTER and GREGORY CUMMING are:

1. Kyal Bill Cumming 10 July 1989. Perth, WA.

i. David Cumming, b. 10 Dec 1991.

ii. Katie Cumming, b. Abt. 1998. Adopted. 2000, from Mozambique

JAMES HENRY STEWART-KOSTER was born 14 May 1974 in Brisbane, Qld. He married MARIE WRIGHT 04 Aug 2003 in St Lucia, Brisbane, Qld..

More About JAMES HENRY STEWART-KOSTER: Degree: 1996, B.Accounting Last Residence: 2005, Surrey, UK

Child of JAMES STEWART-KOSTER and MARIE WRIGHT is:

i. Charles Michael STEWART-KOSTER, b. 08 Dec 2006, England.

FIONA KIM ROGERS was born 30 Jul 1964 She met PETER WRIGHT 1985. :

Children of FIONA ROGERS and PETER WRIGHT are:

i. Jenna Louise Wright, b. 25 Sep 1985, UK.

ii. Donovan James Wright, b. 14 Mar 1990.

iii. Maxwell Stewart Wright, b. 09 Jun 1992.

JAMES DONALD ROBERT STEWART ROGERS was born 19 Dec 1970 He married JULIE LENNARD 16 Apr 1999 in Woodbridge, Suffolk Register Office, UK.. She was born 16 Dec 1963 in Melton, Suffolk, UK..

Child of JAMES ROGERS and JULIE LENNARD is:

i. Duncan Geoffrey James Rogers, b. 03 Jun 2003, Ipswich, Suffolk, UK..

PHILIPPA CATHERINE8 SANDERS was born 20 Dec 1964 She married ADAM GIMON OSBORN 29 Nov 1997. He was born 28 Jul 1968. They live in Hong Kong

Child of PHILIPPA SANDERS and ADAM OSBORN is:

i. Oscar Stanley Osborn, b. 29 Sep 2000.

. LOUISE FLEUR SANDERS was born 12 Jan 1966 She married (1) DUNCAN CUNNINGHAM She married (2) JOHN BROWN . Divorced from father of Archie & Basil, remarried & lives in Bahamas

Children of LOUISE SANDERS and DUNCAN CUNNINGHAM are:

i. Archie Cunningham, b. 06 Nov 1988.

ii. Basil Cunningham b. 20 Jan 1990.

Child of LOUISE SANDERS and JOHN BROWN is:

iii. Bertie Brown, b. 13 Oct 1999.

JASPER BRUCE SANDER was born 12 Dec 1968 He married ANOUSCHKA RITCKER.

Children of JASPER SANDERS and ANOUSCHKA RITCKER are:

i. Indy SANDERS, b. 21 Oct 1996.

ii. Mika SANDERS, b. 05 Sep 1998

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Descendants of Richard WhinfieldAs researched by Ian Stewart-Koster up to April 2007
ianandjoansk@skymesh.com.au

Generation No. 1

1. RICHARD¹ WHINFIELD was born 1767, and died 29 Sep 1851 in Jesmond, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland (Source: Old Jesmond cemetery tombstone.). He married JANE. She died 11 Feb 1848 in Jesmond, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland (Source: Old Jesmond cemetery tombstone.).

Child of RICHARD WHINFIELD and JANE is:

2. i. George Henry² WHINFIELD, b. 1807, Gateshead, Durham; d. Abt. Sep 1872, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland.

Generation No. 2

2. GEORGE HENRY² WHINFIELD (RICHARD¹) was born 1807 in Gateshead, Durham, and died Abt. Sep 1872 in Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland (Source: vol. 10B page 43. Sept. qtr, 1872.). He married JANE TAYLOR Abt. Dec 1837 in Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland (Source: vol 25, p. 343, Dec qtr 1837.). She was born Abt. 1814 in Monkwearmouth, Co. Durham., and died Abt. Sep 1882 in Easington, Durham. (Source: vol 10 A page 187.).

Notes for GEORGE HENRY WHINFIELD:

I couldn’t find Grorge in the 1861 census, but he’s in the 1871 one.

On Richard’s marriage cert, he is isted as a Tea Merchant.On James’ marriage cert, he is listed as a Grocer.In the 1851 census, he’s listed as a chandler & grocer, and Ann Taylor, Jane’s 18 year old sister is staying with them in the 1851 census.

Children of GEORGE WHINFIELD and JANE TAYLOR are:

i. Jane Yule³ WHINFIELD, b. 1840, Newcastle upon Tyne, England; d. 14 Oct 1902, Jesmond, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland.

Notes for Jane Yule WHINFIELD:
Jane remained a spinster all her life.

ii. George Henry WHINFIELD, b. Abt. Mar 1841, Newcastle vol. 25.p.347. NuT.; d. Abt. Dec 1841, Newcastle vol. 25. p.221. NuT..

1. iii. Richard Anthony WHINFIELD, b. 08 Oct 1842, Newcastle upon Tyne, England; d. Newcastle, possibly 1941.
2. iv. George Henry WHINFIELD, b. 1844, Newcastle.

v. William Widdrington WHINFIELD, b. 1846, Newcastle.

More About William Widdrington WHINFIELD:
Christening: 09 Feb 1846, Christened at Newcastle. (source Familysearch.org LDS Church website)

1. vi. Mary Susan WHINFIELD, b. 1849, Newcastle.
2. vii. James Moore Hopper WHINFIELD, b. 1851, Newcastle; d. 04 Apr 1885, Newcastle.

Generation No. 3

3. RICHARD ANTHONY³ WHINFIELD (GEORGE HENRY², RICHARD¹) was born 08 Oct 1842 in Newcastle upon Tyne, England (Source: (1) Certificate, Free BMD Record, Birth, vol 25, page 305, Dec. qtr 1842. Newcastle upon Tyne.,

(2) Frances Jane Whinfield’s birthdates book gives us his birthdate., 8 October RA Whinfield 1842.), and died in

Newcastle, possibly 1941. He married (1) AMELIA RAYMOND, daughter of CHARLES RAYMOND. She was born 1838 in Alnwick, Northumberland., and died 14 Apr 1874 in 7 Chester St, Newcastle (Source: Death Cert., 14 April 1874, 7 Chester St, St Andrew Sub.

Dist, Newcastle upon Tyne. Amelia Whinfield, aged 38 yrs, uterine hemorrhage 4 weeks, and delivery 12 hours, certified. Informant, RA Whinfield, in attendance.). He married (2) FRANCES ANN TURNBULL STEWART 28 Jun 1876 in Jesmond, Newcastle upon Tyne, England (Source: Marriage cert, The Parish Church, Jesmond, Northumberland,

June 28 1876, Richard Anthony Whinfield & Frances Ann Turnbull-Stewart [hyphen very clear], both full age, widower & spinster, he a wine merchant (?), both of Jesmond, son of Geo Henry Whinfield, Tea Merchant, she a dau of David Turnbull-Stewart , listed as a wine merchant [can’t be correct- a transcription error from Richard’s profession maybe]. Witnesses John William Turnbull Stewart [Frances’ brother, no hyphen used] and Lucie Eve Phillips.), daughter of

DAVID STEWART and FRANCES MIDDLETON. She was born 19 Jul 1854 in Cuba, West Indies (Source: (1) 1861

Northumberland census., (2) The birthdates book of Frances Jane Whinfield, lists Frances A Whinfield as born July 19th, but no year.), and died in Kingston, England 1932 maybe- a hunch..

Notes for RICHARD ANTHONY WHINFIELD:

Richard and family lived at 7 Chester St, N’cle in 1871 census- in the Jesmond district.

In 1881 they were at 48 Hunter’s Rd, N’cle. He worked as an agent for Show Card Manets.In 1891, they are boarding at 89 Wilston Rd, Elswick, Arthur’s Hill, and Richard is a Clerk.In 1901, they’re at 2 Ellie tce, Elswick, and he’s a Shipyard Clerk.Richard and his 2nd wife Frances are witnesses at his brother James’s wedding to Isabella Jane Miller.

Notes for FRANCES ANN TURNBULL STEWART:At the time of her marriage, she and Richard were both residents of Jesmond.

Richard brought four children from his first wife (Amelia Raymond 1838-1874) into this 1876 marriage- Raymond

Widdrington 1869, Richard Anthony 1870, Charles Frederick 1872, and Amelia Georgina 1873, all born in

Northumberland. Ray & Richard moved out to live with their recently widowed aunt Isabella Jane Whinfield, nee Miller, in their early teens, and seldom saw much of their father. (source- family letters from Effie Whinfield to Charles E Middleton-Stewart (known as Charlo) written in the early 1930s)

Frances Ann & Richard Anthony Whinfield were the witnesses to the wedding of Isabella Jane Miller & James Moore Hopper Whinfield in March 1880 in Newcastle.

More About FRANCES ANN TURNBULL STEWART:

Comment 1: She called herself Frances Ann Turnbull-Stewart at the time of her marriage in 1876

Comment 2: On other censuses in England, she lists her birthplace as West Indies BS, about 1853 (BS is the current international abbreviation for Bahamas, not Barbados). Actually, I have since learned that it probably means “British Subject”.

Comment 3: 1881, 1881 census lists West Indies as her birthplace (no specific island)

Comment 4: 1861 census, she is listed as staying with her grandparents, the Middletons, at Shincliffe, Durham, and was born abt 1855, West Indies, Cuba. She’s also listed with her parents in Elswick, same details though. Miscellaneous: 1861, In the 1861 census, she is listed twice, but is called Frances Stewart in each of them. Resided: 1920, London we think

Children of RICHARD WHINFIELD and AMELIA RAYMOND are:

i. Raymond Widdrington⁴ WHINFIELD, b. 04 Apr 1869, Newcastle (Source: Frances Jane Whinfield’s birthdates book gives us her birthdate., June qtr.).

Notes for Raymond Widdrington WHINFIELD:

In 1891 he was liviing with his widowed aunt Isabella Jane Whinfield and her children, and he worked as a tobacconist.

By 1901, it was still the same, according to the censuses.

ii. Richard A WHINFIELD, b. 1870, Newcastle (Source: free bmd, born Dec qtr, 1870, Newcastle, vol. 10B, page 63.).

Notes for Richard A WHINFIELD:

By 1891, Richard and his brother Ray, were living with widowed aunt Isabella Jane Whnfield. He was an apprentice photographer at that stage. Historically (today) there was a photographic firm of Turnbull & Stewart...in Newcastle. I can’t say if he worked for them,

but it is possible.

It is possible he married in 1895, a Mary Ann Chicken- to be confirmed.

1. iii. Charles Frederick WHINFIELD, b. 03 Jan 1872, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland.
2. iv. Amelia Georgina WHINFIELD, b. 1873, Jesmond, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland.

Children of RICHARD WHINFIELD and FRANCES STEWART are (sourced from assorted censuses):

1. v. Frances Jane⁴ WHINFIELD, b. 25 Mar 1877, Blackhill, Durham; d. 1913, Jesmond, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland.
2. vi. Ethel Mary Isobel WHINFIELD, b. 22 Apr 1879, Newcastle upon Tyne, England; d. Jan 1968.

vii. Lucy Henrietta WHINFIELD, b. 10 Apr 1882, Newcastle upon Tyne, England (Source: (1) Certificate, Free BMD Record, vol. 10B, page 73., (2) Frances Jane Whinfield’s birthdates book gives us her birthdate., 10 April.).

viii. Hilda Gwendoline WHINFIELD, b. 17 Apr 1884, Newcastle upon Tyne, England (Source: (1) Certificate, Free BMD Record, Born June qtr, 1884. Vol. 10B, page 81., (2) Frances Jane Whinfield’s birthdates book gives us her birthdate..).

ix. Gertrude Louise WHINFIELD (Source: Frances Jane Whinfield’s birthdates book gives us his birthdate., Gerty 5th July.), b. 05 Jul 1885, Newcastle upon Tyne, England (Source: Certificate, Free BMD Record, vol 10B page 77, Sept. qtr, 1885.); m. Meyer or Rattray or Hart, Abt. Jun 1908, Hendon, Middlesex. (Source: Certificate, Free BMD Record, vol. 3A, page 513.).

Notes for Gertrude Louise WHINFIELD:
Gertrude was a witness as sister Frances jane’s wedding to William Corm Robertson.

More About Meyer Hart and Gertrude WHINFIELD:Marriage: Abt. Jun 1908, Hendon, Middlesex. (Source: Certificate, Free BMD Record, vol. 3A, page 513.)

x. Evangeline WHINFIELD, b. 23 Dec 1888, Newcastle upon Tyne, England (Source: (1) Certificate, Free BMD Record, vol 10B, page 85. Mar qtr 1889., (2) Birthdates book of FJ Whinfield, 23rd December Evangeline Whinfield.); m. Frederick G Steanes, Abt. Sep 1915, Willesden, Middlesex. (Source: Certificate, Free BMD Record, vol 3A, page 770.).

More About Frederick Steanes and Evangeline WHINFIELD:Marriage: Abt. Sep 1915, Willesden, Middlesex. (Source: Certificate, Free BMD Record, vol 3A, page 770.)

xi. William J WHINFIELD, b. 08 May 1892, Newcastle upon Tyne, England (Source: Frances Jane Whinfield’s birthdates book gives us

his birthdate..).

xii. Madeline S WHINFIELD, b. 27 Dec 1895, Newcastle upon Tyne, England (Source: (1) Certificate, Free BMD Record, Born March qtr, 1896, vol. 10B, page 44A., (2) Frances Jane Whinfield’s birthdates book gives us his birthdate., 27 Dec 1895 Madeline Whinfield

born.).

xiii. Clarence H WHINFIELD, b. Abt. Mar 1901, Newcastle upon Tyne, England.

4. GEORGE HENRY³ WHINFIELD (GEORGE HENRY², RICHARD¹) was born 1844 in Newcastle. He married LUCY JANE LOADES Abt. Mar 1867 in Newcastle upon Tyne. Northumberland.. She was born 1844 in Newcastle, and died 1899

(source of death- Ancestry & Free BMD search- Lucy Jane Whinfield., aged 55- there is only one)

Notes for GEORGE HENRY WHINFIELD:

There was a George Whinfield wjho was shipwrecked for a long time-maybe this is him. Maybe that explains the long time span between his last two children_ I need to confirm this- maybe the shipwreck was much earler than his

birth?

More About GEORGE HENRY WHINFIELD:Occupation: 1871, George is a ship’s mariner by 1871 census.

More About GEORGE WHINFIELD and LUCY LOADES:Marriage: Abt. Mar 1867, Newcastle upon Tyne. Northumberland.

Children of GEORGE WHINFIELD and LUCY LOADES are:

i.		George W4 WHINFIELD, b. 1868, Newcastle.
11.	ii.	Albert James Frederick WHINFIELD, b. 1869, Newcastle.
	iii.	Francis J WHINFIELD, b. 1870, Middlesborough, Durham..
	iv.	Percy WHINFIELD, b. 1872.
	v.	Violet WHINFIELD, b. 1890.

5. MARY SUSAN³ WHINFIELD (GEORGE HENRY², RICHARD¹) was born 1849 in Newcastle. She married ISAAC BURRELL. He was born Abt. 1841 in Northumberland. UK.. (source the censuses, hunches, and more censuses)

Children of MARY WHINFIELD and ISAAC BURRELL are:

i. James Whinfield⁴ Burrell, b. 1875.

More About James Whinfield Burrell:

Occupation: 1891, butcher’s assistant

ii. Florence Maud Burrell, b. 1877.

iii. Sophie Aurelia Burrell, b. 1890.

6. JAMES MOORE HOPPER³ WHINFIELD (GEORGE HENRY², RICHARD¹) was born 1851 in Newcastle, Christened at Newcastle 02 Apr 1851 and died 04 Apr 1885 in Newcastle aged 34. He married ISABELLA JANE MILLER on 08 Mar

1880 in Newcastle, Northumberland (Source: Marriage cert., Richard Anthony Whinfield and his wife Frances Ann Whinfield were the witnesses. Frances was a first cousin of Isabella.), daughter of THOMAS MILLER and HELEN TURNBULL. She was born 08 Jan 1861 in Jarrow, co Durham. (Source: Birth cert., born in Commercial Rd, Jarrow, Isabella Jane, girl, Thomas Miller & Ellen Miller formerly Turnbull, Thomas is a boiler maker journeyman. Informant X the mark X of Ellen Miller, mother, Commercial Rd, Jarrow.), and died 17 Nov 1919 in 6 Benton Tce, Newcastle

upon Tyne, Northumberland. (Source: Death Cert., 17th Nov 1919 at 6 Benton Tce, Isabella Jane Whinfield, 59 years, widow of James Moore Hopper Whinfield, of independent means, 1. cardiac arrest 2. syncope, certified by HJ Matthews MD. informant Fred Whinfield, son, 6 Benton Tce, Newcastle.).

Children of JAMES WHINFIELD and ISABELLA MILLER are:

i. William J⁴ WHINFIELD, b. Abt. 1881, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland.

12. ii. Frederick WHINFIELD, b. 1882, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland; d. Abt. 1931.

iii. Alfred E WHINFIELD, b. 1884, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland.

Generation No. 4

7. CHARLES FREDERICK⁴ WHINFIELD (RICHARD ANTHONY³, GEORGE HENRY², RICHARD¹) was born 03 Jan 1872 in

Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland (Source: Frances Jane Whinfield’s birthdates book gives us her birthdate..).

He married EDITH ROWELL TAYLOR 06 Mar 1894 in Byker Par. Church, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland

(Source: Marriage cert., between Charles Frederick Whinfield, 23, bachelor, tobacconist, of 36 Tynemouth Rd, son of Richd Anthy Whinfield, Clerk, and Edith Rowell Taylor, 18 yrs, spinster, of 152 Tynemouth Rd, dau of Robert Taylor, Foreman Brass Finisher.Witnesses George Thomas Robson and Amelia Whinfield [Charles’ sister].), daughter of

ROBERT TAYLOR and MARGARET. She was born 23 Apr 1876 in 19 James St, Gateshead, Durham..

Notes for CHARLES FREDERICK WHINFIELD:

By the time of the 1901 census, Charles was unofficially separated, boarding at 25 Addison Rd, while Edith is living

with her child with her parents at 152 Tynemouth Rd, Newcastle, and they lived apart thereafter.

Children of CHARLES WHINFIELD and EDITH TAYLOR are:

13.	i.	Gertrude Amelia5 WHINFIELD, b. 22 May 1894, 135 Tynemouth Rd, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland; d. 14 Feb 1975,
		Newcastle General Hospital, Northumberland.
	ii.	Francis WHINFIELD.
	iii.	Doris WHINFIELD.

8. AMELIA GEORGINA⁴ WHINFIELD (RICHARD ANTHONY³, GEORGE HENRY², RICHARD¹) was born 1873 in Jesmond, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland (Source: Census Records & free BMD, born March qtr 1873, vol 10B, page 67.). She married WILLIAM CHARLES COLE Dec 1897 in Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland (Source: Certificate, Free BMD Record, vol 10B page 252, Newcastle.). He was born 1870 in Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland.

Notes for AMELIA GEORGINA WHINFIELD:

1901 census, Amelia, William, and three-year-old daughter Georgina were in Brantingham, Yorks.

More About WILLIAM COLE and AMELIA WHINFIELD:Marriage: Dec 1897, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland (Source: Certificate, Free BMD Record, vol 10B page 252, Newcastle.)

Child of AMELIA WHINFIELD and WILLIAM COLE is:

i. Georgina J⁵ Cole, b. 1898.

9. FRANCES JANE⁴ WHINFIELD (RICHARD ANTHONY³, GEORGE HENRY², RICHARD¹) was born 25 Mar 1877 in Blackhill,

Durham (Source: Frances Jane Whinfield’s birthdates book gives us her own birthdate., 25 March 1877.), and died

1913 in Jesmond, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland. She married WILLIAM CORM ROBERTSON 20 Aug 1900 in St James’ Church, Par. of Benwill, Northumberland. (Source: Marriage cert., WC Robertson is a clerk, of 27 Oak St, and FJW is a spinster, of 2 Elliott Tce. WCR is the son of WCR, same name, a joiner. FJW is the daughter of RAW,

an accountant. Witnesses are Archibald Dodds Robertson, Annie Robertson, and Gertrude Louise Whinfield [sister of Frances Jane].). He (WCR) was born 17 Jun 1874 (Source: Frances Jane Whinfield’s birthdates book gives us his

birthdate..).

Notes for FRANCES JANE WHINFIELD:

IN her teens, she lived at 15 Race st, Sandyford Rd, Newcastle upon Tyne- that address is in the front cover of her

birthdates book.

Child of FRANCES WHINFIELD and WILLIAM ROBERTSON is:

14. i. William Corm⁵ Robertson, b. 22 Jul 1903.

10. ETHEL MARY ISOBEL⁴ WHINFIELD (RICHARD ANTHONY³, GEORGE HENRY², RICHARD¹) was born 22 Apr 1879 in

Newcastle upon Tyne, England (Source: Frances Jane Whinfield’s birthdates book gives us her birthdate..), and died Jan 1968. She married ARTHUR JAMES PEBERDY Abt. Dec 1902 in Newcastle Registry Office, Northumberland.. He was born 1869, and died 1951.

Notes for ETHEL MARY ISOBEL WHINFIELD:At the time of the wedding, Ethel lived at 2 Elliott tce, Newcastle, but in 1904, they lived at Willsden, north of London. Assorted censuses mistake her as EMJ not EMI, but a script I & J can be similar when handwritten.

More About ARTHUR JAMES PEBERDY:

Occupation:later in life, practiced as a dentist (unqualified), amongst other things. Not easy to get along with.

Children of ETHEL WHINFIELD and ARTHUR PEBERDY are:

15. i. Thomas⁵ Peberdy, b. 28 Feb 1904, Willsden, London..

ii. Harry Peberdy.

11. ALBERT JAMES FREDERICK⁴ WHINFIELD (GEORGE HENRY³, GEORGE HENRY², RICHARD¹) was born 1869 in Newcastle. He married ANNIE.

Notes for ALBERT JAMES FREDERICK WHINFIELD:1871 census, he’s in Gateshead, Durham.1881, Newcastle.1891& 1901, at Holywell, Northumberland.

Child of ALBERT WHINFIELD and ANNIE is:

i. Albert James⁵ WHINFIELD, b. Abt. 1899, Earsdon; d. 1956.

Notes for Albert James WHINFIELD:
gailly1 tree on ancestry

12. FREDERICK⁴ WHINFIELD (JAMES MOORE HOPPER³, GEORGE HENRY², RICHARD¹) was born 1882 in Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland, and died Abt. 1931. He married EFFIE MACKENZIE.

Notes for FREDERICK WHINFIELD:Fred was the informant for both his mother Isabella’s death, at #6, and his grandmother Ellen’s death at#5 Benton Tce, Newcastle, in 1919 and 1921.

IN 1891, they were all living at 66 Sandforth Rd, Jesmond, Newcastle upon Tyne, with cousins/nephews Raymond
and Richard.
IN 1901, they were living at 198 Doncaster Rd, with cousin/nephew Raymond there too. Richard had married by then.

Children of FREDERICK WHINFIELD and EFFIE MACKENZIE are:

1. i. Frederick Stewart⁵ WHINFIELD, b. 18 Sep 1922; d. Oct 2001.
2. ii. Joan WHINFIELD.

Generation No. 5

13. GERTRUDE AMELIA⁵ WHINFIELD (CHARLES FREDERICK⁴, RICHARD ANTHONY³, GEORGE HENRY², RICHARD¹) was born 22 May 1894 in 135 Tynemouth Rd, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland, and died 14 Feb 1975 in Newcastle General Hospital, Northumberland. She married ROBERT MATTHEW OSWELL 01 Aug 1912 in Lanchester General Registry Office, Co. Durham., son of ROBERT MATTHEW OSWELL. He was born 1891.

More About GERTRUDE AMELIA WHINFIELD:Birth Facts: 1894, (Born two months after her parents’ wedding in March 1894)

More About ROBERT MATTHEW OSWELL:Occupation: Robert became an engineer.

More About ROBERT OSWELL and GERTRUDE WHINFIELD:

Marriage: 01 Aug 1912, Lanchester General Registry Office, Co. Durham.

Children of GERTRUDE WHINFIELD and ROBERT OSWELL are:

i. Edith Lilian⁶ Oswell, b. 13 Sep 1914.

ii. Eunice Oswell, b. 03 Jan 1916; d. 1974.

iii. Norman Oswell, b. 1919; d. Abt. 1980.

18. iv. Robert (Bob) Oswell, b. 1928.

14. WILLIAM CORM⁵ ROBERTSON (FRANCES JANE⁴ WHINFIELD, RICHARD ANTHONY³, GEORGE HENRY², RICHARD¹) was

born 22 Jul 1903 (Source: Frances Jane Whinfield’s birthdates book gives us his birthdate..and his grandson Bill Robertson provided confirmation).

Child of WILLIAM CORM ROBERTSON is:

i. William⁶ Robertson, b. Abt. 1937.

15. THOMAS⁵ PEBERDY (ETHEL MARY ISOBEL⁴ WHINFIELD, RICHARD ANTHONY³, GEORGE HENRY², RICHARD¹) was born 28 Feb 1904 in Willsden, London.. He married BEATRICE AMY MOGGRIDGE WARREN.

Children of THOMAS PEBERDY and BEATRICE WARREN are:

i. Diana⁶ Peberdy, b. 1928.

Notes for Diana Peberdy:
Diana married in the late 1940s?
Maybe three children?

ii. Vernon Peberdy.

Notes for Vernon Peberdy:
Maybe emigrated to USA.
Maybe died circa 2001.

16. FREDERICK STEWART⁵ WHINFIELD (FREDERICK⁴, JAMES MOORE HOPPER³, GEORGE HENRY², RICHARD¹) was born 18 Sep 1922, and died Oct 2001. He married RUTH JEANETTE WHITE HARDING. She was born 15 May 1922.

Child of FREDERICK WHINFIELD and RUTH HARDING is:

i. Ian Stewart⁶ WHINFIELD, b. 22 Nov 1948; m. Angela.

Notes for Ian Stewart WHINFIELD:

Living in Dorset- Snapes Cottage.
Mr Ian S Whinfield, Snape Cottage, Chaffeymoor

Bourton ,GILLINGHAM
Dorset SP8 5BY

17. JOAN⁵ WHINFIELD (FREDERICK⁴, JAMES MOORE HOPPER³, GEORGE HENRY², RICHARD¹) She married MR JOHNSON.

Children of JOAN WHINFIELD and MR JOHNSON are:

19. i. Julie⁶ Johnson.

ii. Karen Johnson, m. Mr Miaskowski.

Notes for Karen Johnson:
Living in Derbyshire

Generation No. 6

18. ROBERT (BOB)⁶ OSWELL (GERTRUDE AMELIA⁵ WHINFIELD, CHARLES FREDERICK⁴, RICHARD ANTHONY³, GEORGE HENRY², RICHARD¹) was born 1928. He married ALISON F RICHARDSON. She was born 1932.

Notes for ALISON F RICHARDSON:In 2006, they live at Winlaton, Tyne & Wear, UK.

Children of ROBERT OSWELL and ALISON RICHARDSON are:

20. i. Michael⁷ Oswell, b. 1954; d. Abt. Jan 2005.

ii. Alison Oswell, b. 1954; d. 1954, Alison lived for two days..

21. iii. Thelma Oswell.

19. JULIE⁶ JOHNSON (JOAN⁵ WHINFIELD, FREDERICK⁴, JAMES MOORE HOPPER³, GEORGE HENRY², RICHARD¹) She married MR MACKENZIE.

Notes for JULIE JOHNSON: Living in Switzerland

Child of JULIE JOHNSON and MR MACKENZIE is:

i. Christopher⁷ MacKenzie.

Generation No. 7

20. MICHAEL⁷ OSWELL (ROBERT (BOB)⁶, GERTRUDE AMELIA⁵ WHINFIELD, CHARLES FREDERICK⁴, RICHARD ANTHONY³, GEORGE HENRY², RICHARD¹) was born 1954, and died Abt. Jan 2005.

Child of MICHAEL OSWELL is:

i. 2 sons⁸ Oswell.

21. THELMA⁷ OSWELL (ROBERT (BOB)⁶, GERTRUDE AMELIA⁵ WHINFIELD, CHARLES FREDERICK⁴, RICHARD ANTHONY³, GEORGE HENRY², RICHARD¹) She married PETER.

Child of THELMA OSWELL and PETER is:

i. 2⁸ daughters.