Beeton - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

James and Jane Beeton

robertbeeton46 — 2009-10-13 04:56:34Z

I'm searching for any information on James and Jane Beeton who lived in March, Cambridgeshire, England in the 1800s. They were the parents of at least 9 children. I believe they were my great, great grandparents. I'm especially interested in James and Jane's parents and one of their sons, John W. who lived in Hunstanton.

Samuel Ochart and Isabella Mary (Mayson) Beeton, England

haywarddiane — 2009-01-07 23:37:12Z

Isabella Beeton was the famous author of Mrs. Beeton's famous household management book that sold millions of copies. She and her husband had four children, only two of whom reached adulthood. One was Orchart Beeton, born March 1864 in London (his mother died a year later). His wife was Janet whom he married in 1889 in Greater London, Kent. They had at least one child, a daughter born in 1891.

Who was the other surviving brother of Orchart? He was born between 1861 and 1864. Both brothers were alive in 1933.

Walter Samuel Beeton

johnboon1 — 2007-05-09 08:33:14Z

I'm still trying to discover the parents of Walter Samuel Beeton. A WSB was born in 1860 in Ipswich to unmarried Laura Beeton, who was originally from Bawdsey, and she is the most likely candidate for Walter's mother. The father's name given on Walter's marriage certificate may be fictitious or may be the name of his otherwise unknown father. Laura appears to have married in 1872, but her husband's name was not Frederick.

John and Matha Beeton of Westborogh, MA

pwalkermn1 — 2006-10-23 12:32:15Z

Seeking information on this couple who lived in Westborough, Worcester Co., MA. Their first child, Mary was born in Westborough about 1749, and htey also had John, Anna, Martha, Thomas, and William. Where and when were the parents born?= and married? Who were Martha's paretns?

Re: Beetons of Huntingdonshire England

2006-05-13 07:15:59Z

My ancestor Thomas Blinkhorn married Anne Beeton from Great Gidding and went to Vancouver Island in 1851 with a Martha (Beeton) Cheney. Would be interested in finding out more. Have you read Martha's diaries?

Re: John Beeton (1803)

Anagallis — 2005-11-02 09:49:40Z

John was one of four sons of Thomas Beeton, farmer of Ramsey. The others were Thomas, James (born 1808) and William. John's wife Sarah was born in Houghton.

The will of Thomas Beeton of Ramsey can be downloaded for £3.50 from the National Archive's documents online service. It names the four brothers.

John Beeton (1803)

fhc3373339 — 2005-05-24 17:51:11Z

Need info on John and his wife Sarah __________ (1808)
John born in Ramsey and Sarah born in Oaten
Both in Huntingdonshire, England

Beetons of Huntingdonshire England

2004-09-12 10:32:56Z

looking for Mary beeton of Sawtry Huntingdonshires decendants she married James Cheney in 1828.
beileve Martha Beeton Cheney who went to british Columbia belongs to this family.
Martha married Ella.

Suffolk Beetons

2004-09-07 15:37:06Z

I am trying to get back another generation from Walter Samuel Beeton, who was born in Bawdsey, Suffolk, in 1861. His father was Frederick, but that's as far as have got. See my web site for more information.
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/john.boon/youngsdavis/walter%20...

BEETON

dondiwat — 2002-10-12 15:17:39Z

Please help me find info for my family tree! I have a Bernard Beeton b: in NY 2 Jul 1911 d: Aug 1986. I believe he was married to a FAY or FAYE. His brother is Everett Erwin Beeton b: 13 Mar 1916 in NY d: 3 Apr 1996 in NC. He was married to Clara Yonge b: 21 Oct 1886 d: Jul 1973. Any help will be appreciated!

Re: BEETON

robertbeeton46 — 2002-09-21 20:11:14Z

Hello Donald - I just wanted to wish you luck in finding links in your family tree. My name is Bob Beeton and I also have Beeton relatives in New York at the same time. Unfortunately, the names don't match. My great grandfather, Harry Beeton arrived in New York in 1876 and settled in New Rochelle. He had 4 children, including my grandfather, Arthur. Harry's father, James, lived in Hunstanton, England. I traveled to England a few years ago and found plenty of information on the English clan in the local library, cemetery and county (regional) offices. I think they are used to Yanks coming over looking for information! If we might have any connection in earlier relatives (British), please let me know. By the way, I have a very old family coat of arms from England that lists both Beeton and Beaton surnames - so there must be a connection. From old family letters, we are also supposedly related to a Cardinal Beaton in Scotland in the 1500s and Mary Beaton, a lady in waiting to Mary, Queen of Scots. This Beeton lives in Las Vegas. Good luck.

Bob