| Date |
Edward Beckett - Fact
or Comment |
c.1846-47
|
Born in Belton, Suffolk Co., ENG to
Edward and Eliza
Beckett. [146]
[BWB: no birth registration found from 9/1844 to 6/1847.]
|
| 4/4/1847 |
Christened in Belton [154b] according to IGI.
|
4/1861
|
Edward, 4, listed in the census with his family in Belton. [266e]
|
|
| Date |
Sarah Ann Claxton - Fact or Comment |
9/10/1851
|
Born in Belton, Suffolk Co., ENG to David and Sarah (nee Carver) Claxton. [166] |
|
| Date |
Edward and Sarah Ann Beckett
- Fact or Comment |
10/6/1870
|
Edward and Sarah Ann were married in the parish church in Belton, witnessed
by Harriet Claxton and George Claxton (relationship to Sarah Ann is unknown). [167] All told, they had 10 children.
|
4/1871
|
The census listed Edward and Sarah A., living in Bradwell. [268]
|
c.4/1881
|
Family, including 4 children aged 5yrs to 8mos, lived on Lockless Lane, Belton, according to the 1881 Census [157a]. At the time, another daughter, 8yrs, was at the home of her grandparents, David Bickers and Sarah Claxton, also in Belton. Also at the Claxton home was Mary Calver/Carver, 81, Sarah Claxton's widowed mother and one Martha Burrage, 17 (Burrage being Mary's maiden name, hence probably related). [157b]
|
2/10/1886
|
Son Bertie William Beckett born in Belton. [171]
|
c.4/1891
|
Family still lived on Lockless Lane in Belton, including son Bertie William Beckett, 5, and 6 siblings 15 yrs to 1 yrs [162a].
|
c.1898-1901
|
Son Bertie moved to Bolton Abbey, North Yorkshire,
ENG and worked as a domestic servant in the Rectory of the Church of England
there. [147]
[BWB: the clergyman also was born in Belton, so it is likely the family knew him.]
|
c.4/1901
|
Edward and Sarah and 3 younger children lived on Station Road, Belton, Suffolk Co., ENG, according to 1901 Census [146].
|
|