BELSEY Chart 0401

This is a Chart for Henry Andrew Belsey and Mary Ann Grigg

 

married
21st June
1867
Ebenezer Chapel
Ramsgate, Kent

 

1
HENRY (HARRY) ANDREW BELSEY
born about
19th August 1846
Ramsgate, Kent
occupation
1851 Scholar
1861 Sawyers son
1871 Bricklayer
1881 Bricklayer, 1891 Bricklayer
1901 Bricklayer, 1911 Bricklayer
widower on the 1911 Census
died
24th February
1922
Hill House
Minster
Thanet, Kent

 

2
MARY ANN GRIGG

born 
22nd July 1847
Ramsgate
Kent
registered
September quarter
1847
Thanet district
Kent
died about
24th November 1892
8 Sion Passage
Ramsgate, Kent
Age 45


3
Alfred 
John
BELSEY
born
20th December
1868
Ramsgate, Kent
baptised
27th December
1868
St George
Ramsgate
Kent
died
6th February 
1939
Camberwell
London
Aged 70

married
March quarter
1919
Wandsworth district
London
Lilian 
Florence
SNELL

4
Louisa 
Elizabeth
BELSEY
born
23rd October
1870
(6 months on the 1871 Census)
Ramsgate, Kent
registered
December quarter
1870
Thanet district
Kent
baptised
30th October
1870
St George
Ramsgate
Kent
widow on the 1911 Census
occupation
1881 Scholar
1911
Housekeeper
died
23rd September
1949
163A Dunstans Road 
Camberwell, London
Aged 78

married(1)
13th October
1899
Malling, Kent
registered
December quarter
1899
Malling, Kent
Walter
Frederick
SANDCRAFT
born about
September quarter
1867
Walmer
Kent
occupation
1901
Caretaker
died
13th May 1902
33 Coolinge Rd Folkstone, Kent

married(2)
25th October
1938
Register Office
Camberwell
London
registered
December quarter
1938
Camberwell
district
London
James
BENNETT 
born about
1870
Byfleet
Surrey
occupation
1911
Police Constable
Metropolitan
Police
died
September quarter
1945
Bromley district
London
Aged 75
5
William
Henry
BELSEY
born about
June quarter
1873
Ramsgate, Kent
baptised
30th September
1873
St George
Ramsgate, Kent
occupation
1881 Scholar
1891
Fisher Lad
died
December
1895
Third Hand on the "Alliance" 
in the North Sea 60 miles E by S 
of Lowestoft
swept overboard by heavy seas and drowned.
6
Henry
Andrew
BELSEY
born about
September quarter
1875
Ramsgate
Kent
died about
1941
Willesden
Middlesex
died about
December quarter
1941
Willesden, Middlesex
Age 66

married
30th April
1899
Register Office
Thanet
Kent
Annie
Elizabeth
(Eliza)
WOOD
7
Frances
Mary
BELSEY
born
25th September
1877
Ramsgate, Kent
baptised
15th May
1883
St George
Ramsgate, Kent
died
22nd January 1949
Ramsgate, Kent

married
10th May
1902
Ramsgate, Kent
William
Richard
READ
8
Jessie
BELSEY
born about
December quarter
1879
Ramsgate, Kent
died
24th February 1952
Watford
Hertfordshire
Age 72

married
1899
Ramsgate, Kent
Henry
(Harry)
George
LONG
9
Florence
Mary
Ellen
BELSEY
born about
December quarter
1885
Ramsgate, Kent
baptised
2nd February
1886
St George
Ramsgate, Kent
died about
March quarter
1946
Ramsgate, Kent
as
Florence E M
Age 60

married
2nd April
1905
St George
Ramsgate
Kent
Edward
John
ATKINS
10
Ernest
Edwin
BELSEY
born about
March quarter
1891
Ramsgate, Kent
occupation
1911 
Fishmonger
WWI
Lance Corporal
Service Number
351206
London Regiment
2nd/7th Battalion
died
11th November
1917
Ypres
Belgium
memorial
Mendinghem Military Cemetery
West-Viaanderen
Belgium
Grave Reference
II.G.1
  1. 1851 6 Chatham street, Ramsgate, Kent, Father Edwin aged 35 a Dyer born Deal, Kent, Mother Sarah aged 34 born Ramsgate, Kent, With them was a Jane BINSER a Widow aged 70 born Ramsgate, Kent and siblings William 12, Edwin 10, Sarah 8 and Elizabeth 7 all Scholars and all born in Ramsgate, Kent
    1861 3 Paradise, Ramsgate, Kent. Father Edwin aged 46 a Sawyer born Deal, Kent, Mother Sarah aged 48 born Ramsgate, Kent
    Siblings, all born in Ramsgate, Kent. Elizabeth 17 a Sawyers daughter, Margarette age 10, Jane aged 7, Alfred aged 5 and James Aged 3.
    1871 6 Albert street, Ramsgate, Kent. With the family was a Lodger a Frances GREENSHEET aged 45 a Dressmaker born Dover, Kent
    1881 8 Back of Adelaide Gardens, Ramsgate, Kent
    1891 8 Sion Cottages (back of Adelaide Gardens, Ramsgate, Kent) With the family was a Jane E BELSEY, Granddaughter aged 2 born Minster, Thanet, Kent. William G GRIGG aged 17 a Nephew, an Errand Boy (Port) born Ramsgate, Kent. (I have not placed him with the GRIGG family at present) Found now he was a son of Elizabeth Martha GRIGG who I think did not actually marry but had three children.
    1901 6 Bristol Close, Ramsgate, Kent. with them was a Lizzie BELSEY aged 12 a Granddaughter born Minster, Kent
    1911 8 Kent Place, Ramsgate, Kent. Henry was with his daughter Frances READ and her husband and daughter Florence, who was 7 born Ramsgate, Kent. Also with them was Ernest aged 20 a Fishmonger and also a Sarah DELLY aged 69 a Lodger born Alsburey, Kent. Frances is down as having been married 9 years and having had 3 children only 1 survives and 2 have died at the date of this Census.
  2. 1851 2 Sion Row Cottages, Ramsgate, Kent as GRIGGS
    1861 Isle of Thanet Workhouse, Minster in Thanet, Kent (RG09 piece 533 folio 36 page 3) Is shown as born Margate, Kent. Is it the right Mary A GRIGGS? Listed as a Labourer's Orphan along with other orphans and the infirm.
    1871 6 Albert street, Ramsgate, Kent. With the family was a Lodger a Frances GREENSHEET aged 45 a Dressmaker born Dover, Kent
    1881 8 Back of Adelaide Gardens, Ramgate, Kent
    1891 8 Sion Cottages (back of Adelaide Gardens, Ramsgate, Kent) With the family was a Jane E BELSEY, Granddaughter aged 2 born Minster, Thanet, Kent. William G GRIGG aged 17 a Nephew, an Errand Boy (Port) born Ramsgate, Kent. (I have not placed him with the GRIGG family at present) Found now he was a son of Elizabeth Martha GRIGG who I think did not actually marry but had three children.
  3. 1871 6 Albert street, Ramsgate, Kent. With the family was a Lodger a Frances GREENSHEET aged 45 a Dressmaker born Dover, Kent
    1881 8 Back of Adelaide Gardens, Ramgate, Kent
    1891 8 Sion Cottages (back of Adelaide Gardens) With the family was a Jane E BELSEY, Granddaughter aged 2 born Minster, Thanet, Kent. William G GRIGG aged 17 a Nephew, an Errand Boy (Port) born Ramsgate, Kent. (I have not placed him with the GRIGG family at present)
    1901 46 Waghorn Street, Camberwell, London, With his Aunt Sarah Louise CLARK née GRIGG
    1911 Not found at present (There is a family with an Alfred John BELSEY but he is down as being born in 1876, he married Maria GISBY in 1900, and on the 1901 he is down as being born in 1868, however having found Alfred on the 1901 Census with his Aunt in London and the fact he died in Camberwell, I do not think this is the same Alfred John BELSEY). Have now found on London Electoral Roll in Camberwell, with a Lilian who I believe he married in Wandsworth district in 1919.
    1919 There was a birth of a Alfred J BELSEY in June quarter 1919 in Wandsworth district, Surrey with SNELL as the mothers maiden name who I believe to be a child of this couple. I though that at marriage Lilian would possibly be too old to have a child, but I have found a death for a Lilian F BELSEY in June quarter 1953 in London City, which give an estimated birth date of 1893, so possibly she was a lot younger than her husband.
    1926 163A Ground Floor, Dunstan's Road, Camberwell, London (London Electoral Roll)
    1928 163A Ground Floor, Dunstan's Road, Camberwell, London (London Electoral Roll)
    1929 163A Ground Floor, Dunstan's Road, Camberwell, London (London Electoral Roll)
    1930 163A Ground Floor, Dunstan's Road, Camberwell, London (London Electoral Roll)
    1931 163A Ground Floor, Dunstan's Road, Camberwell, London (London Electoral Roll)
    1933 163A Ground Floor, Dunstan's Road, Camberwell, London (London Electoral Roll)
    1934 163A Ground Floor, Dunstan's Road, Camberwell, London (London Electoral Roll)
    1936 163A Ground Floor, Dunstan's Road, Camberwell, London (London Electoral Roll)
    1937 163A Ground Floor, Dunstan's Road, Camberwell, London (London Electoral Roll)
    1938 163a Ground Floor, Dunstan's Road, Camberwell, London (London Electoral Roll)
  4. 1871 5 Albert Street, Ramsgate, Kent. Lodging with them was Frances GREENSTREET? (45) Unmarried Dressmaker born Dover
    1881 8 Back of Adelaide Gardens, Ramsgate, Kent
    1891 Not found
    1901 9 The Bayle, Folkstone, Kent. (With her husband, Walter Frederick SANDCRAFT, I would think a large Drapers, lots of people on list goes over three pages.
    1911 132 Upper Richmond Road, Putney S W. Louisa was with a James BENNETT aged 40 born Lee Surrey, he was a Police Constable, down as married but wife not with him. Louisa married him in 1938. With them was Dorothy BENNETT aged 11 a daughter of James aged 11 a School Girl born Thame. Surrey. James is down as having been married 14 years and having had one child who is still living at the date of this census
    1917 24, Schubert Rd., Putney, London (death of brother Ernest) CGWC Information
    1922 24, Schubert Rd., Putney, London (Forces War Records for Medal information for brother Ernest)
  5. 1881 8 Back of Adelaide Gardens, Ramsgate, Kent
    1891 8 Sion Cottages (back of Adelaide Gardens, Ramsgate, Kent) With the family was a Jane E BELSEY, Granddaughter aged 2 born Minster, Thanet, Kent. William G GRIGG aged 17 a Nephew, an Errand Boy (Port) born Ramsgate, Kent. (I have not placed him with the GRIGG family at present) Found now he was a son of Elizabeth Martha GRIGG who I think did not actually marry but had three children.
  6. 1881 8 Back of Adelaide Gardens, Ramsgate, Kent
    1891 8 Sion Cottages (back of Adelaide Gardens, Ramsgate, Kent) With the family was a Jane E BELSEY, Granddaughter aged 2 born Minster, Thanet, Kent. William G GRIGG aged 17 a Nephew, an Errand Boy (Port) born Ramsgate, Kent. (I have not placed him with the GRIGG family at present) Found now he was a son of Elizabeth Martha GRIGG who I think did not actually marry but had three children.
    1901 137 Selham Court, Paddington, London. (baptism of Leila Annie)
    1901 72 Ilbert Square, St Jude, Kensal Green, Paddington, London
    1911 55 Paxton Road, Chiswick, Middlesex. 
    1919 55 Paxton Road, Chiswick, London. He is down as Andrew Henry, his wife is down as Eliza Ann (London Electoral Roll)
    1922 55 Paxton Road, Chiswick, London. He is down as Andrew Henry (London Electoral Roll)
  7. 1881 8 Back of Adelaide Gardens, Ramsgate, Kent
    1891 8 Sion Cottages (back of Adelaide Gardens, Ramsgate, Kent) With the family was a Jane E BELSEY, Granddaughter aged 2 born Minster, Thanet, Kent. William G GRIGG aged 17 a Nephew, an Errand Boy (Port) born Ramsgate, Kent. (I have not placed him with the GRIGG family at present) Found now he was a son of Elizabeth Martha GRIGG who I think did not actually marry but had three children.
    1901 "Elysian" Codrington Road, Ramsgate, Kent. Frances was a servant to Buarer? J BLOOMFIELD a Grocers Assistant born Otford, Kent and his wife Emily J aged 25 a Costumer (Dress) born Cranfield, Bedfordshire
    1911 8 Kent Place, Ramsgate, Kent.  Father Henry of Frances was with them, also her brother Ernest also a Sarah DELLY aged 69 a Lodger born Alsburey, Kent. Frances is down as having been married 9 years and having had 3 children only 1 survives and 2 have died at the date of this Census.
  8. 1881 8 Back of Adelaide Gardens, Ramsgate, Kent
    1891 8 Sion Cottages (back of Adelaide Gardens, Ramsgate, Kent) With the family was a Jane E BELSEY, Granddaughter aged 2 born Minster, Thanet, Kent. William G GRIGG aged 17 a Nephew, an Errand Boy (Port) born Ramsgate, Kent. (I have not placed him with the GRIGG family at present) Found now he was a son of Elizabeth Martha GRIGG who I think did not actually marry but had three children.
    1901 6 Upton Villa, Upton Road, St Peter Intra, Ramsgate, Kent
    1911 129 Lower Paddock Road, Watford, Hertfordshire.  Jessie is down as having been married 12 years and having had 4 children 2o of which survive and 2 of which have died at the date of this Census.
  9. 1891 8 Sion Cottages (back of Adelaide Gardens, Ramsgate, Kent) With the family was a Jane E BELSEY, Granddaughter aged 2 born Minster, Thanet, Kent. William G GRIGG aged 17 a Nephew, an Errand Boy (Port) born Ramsgate, Kent. (I have not placed him with the GRIGG family at present) Found now he was a son of Elizabeth Martha GRIGG who I think did not actually marry but had three children.
    1901 6 Bristol Close, Ramsgate, Kent. with them was a Lizzie BELSEY aged 12 a Granddaughter born Minster, Kent
    1911 6 Sion Passage, Ramsgate, Kent. Children Edward aged 5 born Ramsgate, Kent and Ivy aged 3 born Ramsgate, Kent. Florence is down as having been married 6 years and having had 2 children both of whom survive at the date of this Census.
  10. 1891 8 Sion Cottages (back of Adelaide Gardens, Ramsgate, Kent) With the family was a Jane E BELSEY, Granddaughter aged 2 born Minster, Thanet, Kent. William G GRIGG aged 17 a Nephew, an Errand Boy (Port) born Ramsgate, Kent. (I have not placed him with the GRIGG family at present) Found now he was a son of Elizabeth Martha GRIGG who I think did not actually marry but had three children.
    1901 6 Bristol Close, Ramsgate, Kent. with them was a Lizzie BELSEY aged 12 a Granddaughter born Minster, Kent
    1911 8 Kent Place, Ramsgate, Kent. Living, together with widowed father Henry BELSEY with Ernest's sister Frances. Lodging with them was Sarah DELLY (69) born Alsburey, Kent.
    1917 CGWC Information
    Brother of Mrs. Louisa Sandcraft, of 24, Schubert Rd., Putney, London. Native of Ramsgate.
    Information from Forces War Records sent by John TERRY 29/10/2014
    First Name: Ernest Edwin 
    Initials: E E 
    Surname: Belsey 
    DOB: Circa 1891 
    Age: 26 
    Resided Town: Putney 
    Nationality: British 
    Date of Death: 11/11/1917 
    Fate: Died of Wounds 
    Information: Brother of Mrs. Louisa Sandcraft, of 24, Schubert Rd., Putney, London. Native of Ramsgate. 
    Rank: Lance Corporal 
    Service Number: 351206 
    Duty Location: France And Flanders 
    Campaign Medals: Victory Medal
    Given the information we have available it is likely that Ernest Edwin Belsey was entitled to the Victory medal, also called the Inter Allied Victory Medal. This medal was awarded to all who received the 1914 Star or 1914-15 Star and, with certain exceptions, to those who received the British War Medal. It was never awarded alone. These three medals were sometimes irreverently referred to as Pip, Squeak and Wilfred.
    Eligibility for this award consisted of having been mobilised, fighting, having served in any of the theatres of operations, or at sea, between midnight 4th/5th August, 1914, and midnight, 11th/12th November, 1918. Women who served in any of the various military organisations in a theatre of operations were also eligible. 
    British War Medal
    From the information available to us, it is very possible that Ernest Edwin Belsey was entitled to the British War Medal for service in World War One. This British Empire campaign medal was issued for services between 5th August 1914 and 11th November 1918.
    The medal was automatically awarded in the event of death on active service before the completion of this period. 
    Service: British Army 
    Regiment: London Regiment 
    London Regiment during World War 1
    Since 1815 the balance of power in Europe had been maintained by a series of treaties. In 1888 Wilhelm II was crowned ‘German Emperor and King of Prussia’ and moved from a policy of maintaining the status quo to a more aggressive position. He did not renew a treaty with Russia, aligned Germany with the declining Austro-Hungarian Empire and started to build a Navy to rival that of Britain. These actions greatly concerned Germany’s neighbours, who quickly forged new treaties and alliances in the event of war. On 28th June 1914 Franz Ferdinand the heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne was assassinated by the Bosnian-Serb nationalist group Young Bosnia who wanted pan-Serbian independence. Franz Joseph the Austro-Hungarian Emperor (with the backing of Germany) responded aggressively, presenting Serbia with an intentionally unacceptable ultimatum, to provoke Serbia into war. Serbia agreed to 8 of the 10 terms and on the 28th July 1914 the Austro-Hungarian Empire declared war on Serbia, producing a cascade effect across Europe. Russia bound by treaty to Serbia declared war with Austro-Hungary, Germany declared war with Russia and France declared war with Germany. Germany’s army crossed into neutral Belgium in order to reach Paris, forcing Britain to declare war with Germany (due to the Treaty of London (1839) whereby Britain agreed to defend Belgium in the event of invasion). By the 4th August 1914 Britain and much of Europe were pulled into a war which would last 1,566 days, cost 8,528,831 lives and 28,938,073 casualties or missing on both sides.
    2/7th (City of London) Battalion 
    Aug 1914 Formed in London and then moved to Burgess Hill to join the 174th Brigade of the 58th Division.
    May 1915 Moved to Norwich and then Ipswich and then Stowmarket.
    Jan 1916 Moved to Sudbury and then on to Foxhall Heath, near Ipswich and then Sutton Veny.
    25.01.1917 Mobilised for war and landed at Havre and engaged in various actions on the Western Front including;
    1917
    The pursuit of the German retreat to the Hindenburg Line, The Battle of Bullecourt, The actions of the Hindenburg Line, The Battle of the Menin Road Ridge, The Battle of Polygon Wood, The Second Battle of Passchendaele.
    1918
    The Battle of St Quentin, The Battle of the Avre, The Battle of Villers-Bretonneux, The Battle of Amiens, The Battle of Albert, The Second Battle of Bapaume, The Battle of Epehy, The general final advance in Artois.
    31.01.1918 Absorbed by the 1/7th Battalion at Domart.
    Information for other Battalions on Forces War Records web site
    Battalion: 2nd/7th Battalion 
    Commemorated: Britain 


    The information on this chart has been taken from the Family Tree of Donald KNIGHT on Ancestry.com. I have been in contact with him many times over the years, he lives only a short distance from me. Unfortunately he has not source information on this tree and I will go through and add additional information as I find it. At present I am only trying to get the basic information for all the families from READ Chart 0600.

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