Historical records matching Sir William a’Beckett, Jnr, Free Settler "City of Edinburgh" 1837
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Sir William a’Beckett, Jnr, Free Settler "City of Edinburgh" 1837's Timeline
1806 |
July 28, 1806
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London, Greater London, England, UK
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1833 |
July 7, 1833
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Kensington, London, Greater London, England, United Kingdom
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1834 |
September 26, 1834
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London, Middlesex, England
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1836 |
April 16, 1836
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Holborn, United Kingdom
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1838 |
January 1, 1838
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Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
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1839 |
May 31, 1839
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1840 |
May 1, 1840
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Cook's River, Petersham, New South Wales, Australia
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1869 |
June 27, 1869
Age 62
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Upper Norwood, Greater London, England,UK
In 1863 when he moved to England. He lived at Surbiton near Hampton Court Palace and later at Upper Norwood, Surrey, where he died on 27 June 1869. --------------------
William a'Beckett
À Beckett married firstly Emily Hayley in 1832. She died on 1 June 1841 and he married secondly Matilda Hayley, her sister, in 1849. They had 13 children, probably some from Emily. À Beckett died in London on 27 June 1869 and was buried in West Norwood Cemetery. He was survived by four sons, of whom William (1833-1901) married Emma Mills (1838-1906), the daughter of a convict who later founded a brewery in Melbourne. Their daughter Emma Minnie Boyd, a successful painter, married another painter Arthur Merric Boyd, to found the artistic Boyd dynasty. His nephew Thomas à Beckett, son of his brother Thomas, was also a puisne judge in Australia.
Source: passages taken from 'The Matriarch' part one '...When William à Beckett sailed in the relative comfort of a cabin class passage on the City of Edinburgh in January 1837 he brought substantial baggage of every kind. With him came his wife Emily and their three sons, Willie, who was three when they left London, Malwyn, just two years old, and the baby Edward. Emily’s mother and two sisters completed the family party, and there was a nurse to look after the children on the voyage. The family ties were unusually close because William à Beckett had married his first cousin, so that his mother-in-law was also his aunt, and her younger daughters were his cousins....'
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Created by: Lilian Wheeler HUHN
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