Family History, Bellamy Chart 0500 George William Bellamy, Elizabeth Elmore and Mary Taylor

married
December quarter
1871
Kettering district
Northants

married
October 1884
Kettering district
Northants

1,2,3
ELIZABETH ELMORE
born about
1853
Kettering
Northamptonshire
occupation
1861 Scholar
1871
Shoe Machinist
died
March 1884
Berrywood Asylum
Northamptonshire
of
Wasting disease
buried
Kettering, Northamptonshire

1,4,5,6,7,8
GEORGE WILLIAM BELLAMY
born about
December quarter
1850
Watford, Hertfordshire
occupation
1861 Scholar
1871 Stay Manufacturer's Clerk
1881 Clerk
1891 Stock Manager, Stay Corset Trade
1901 Commercial Traveller

4,5
MARY TAYLOR
born about
1862
Rothwell, Northamptonshire
occupation
1891
Shoe Machinist

1,4,6,12 Frank William BELLAMY born about 1874 Kettering Northants. occupation 1881 Scholar 1891 Shoe Clicker 1901 Boot Clicker	1,9,10,11 Laura (Sarah E) BELLAMY born about 1875 Kettering Northants occupation 1901 Tailoress		4,5 Annie BELLAMY born about 1884 Rothwell Northants occupation 1891 Scholar 1901 Tailoress	4,5 Horace BELLAMY born about 1885 Rothwell Northants occupation 1891 Scholar 1901 Shoemaker (Boot)	4,5 Elsie BELLAMY born about 1887 Kettering Northants occupation 1891 Scholar 1901 Tailoress	4,5 Rennie BELLAMY born about 1890 Kettering Northants occupation 1891 Scholar	5 Archibald BELLAMY born about 1892 Kettering Northants	5 Arthur BELLAMY born about 1893 Kettering Northants	5 Ethel BELLAMY born about 1898 Kettering Northants	5 Cyril BELLAMY born about 1900 Kettering Northants

A Tanya HARRINGTON emailed me on 23rd October 2007with the following, I am slowly putting this information on the Web: John & Sarah Elmore, you have their daughter Elizabeth (born 1852) as marrying either George William Bellamy or Alfred Tailby. She married George William Bellamy (my gt grandfather) and they had 2 children, Frank William (1874) and Laura (1875). Elizabeth died March 1884 in Berrywood Asylum, Northampton, from a wasting disease, and was buried in Kettering in unconsecrated ground on 6th March 1884. The son Frank remained with his father, but Laura went to live with her uncle William Elmore and his wife Eleanor in Darlaston. George Bellamy married his 2nd wife (my gt grandmother) Mary Taylor in Oct 1884 and had 8 more children. Mary Martha Bellamy who married William Elmore, was a sister of the above George William Bellamy. Their father George was a tailor who made uniforms for railway staff, hence their 10 children were born in different towns with railway depots! 1861 Census - Uppingham Road, Kettering, Northamptonshire 1871 1 Uppingham Terrace, Kettering Northamptonshire 1891 Census - 21 Field Street, Kettering, Northamptonshire 1901 Census - 29 Upper Field Street, Kettering, Northamptonshire 1881 Census - 3 Farmers Lane, Kettering, Northamptonshire 1871 Census - Farmers Lane, Kettering, Northamptonshire. 1861 Census - Farmers Lane, Kettering, Northamptonshire. 1881 Census - Darlaston, Staffordshire - See Note 1, Tanya states the following: The son Frank remained with his father, but Laura went to live with her uncle William Elmore and his wife Eleanor in Darlaston. I assume that William ELMORE was in fact a brother of John ELMORE the father of Elizabeth above as I have found a William ELMORE with a wife Eleanor in Darlaston, Staffordshire on the 1881 Census. They do indeed have a niece with them which would make it the correct relationship, the only problem is that she is not down as Laura but as Sarah E BELLAMY. William is down as being 62 and a Cordwainer, born Kettering, Northamptonshire, his wife Eleanor is 54 and born Darlaston, Staffordshire. As well as Sarah they have a boarder, but no children of their own on this Census. 1891 Census - 13 Mill Lane, Darlaston, Staffordshire. Only William, his wife Eleanor and now in this case Laura E Bellamy, now aged 15 born Kettering, Northants, William is down as a Shoe Maker. 1901 Census - 13 Mill Lane, Darlaston, Staffordshire. Down as Laura BELLAMY aged 25 a Tailoress, she is down as a cousin to a John J HORTON, an Ironworkers Labourer aged46 born Darlaston, Staffordshire. 1901 Census - 110 Vicarage Road, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire. Frank was a Boarder at this address.

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