Individual Notes

Note for: Laura Alicia Charter, Chr. 1 Sep 1828 - Index

Christening:
     Date:   1 Sep 1828
     Place:   Bishops Lydeard, Somerset, England

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Note for: Emily Ann Charter, Chr. 2 Oct 1819 - Index

Christening:
     Date:   2 Oct 1819
     Place:   Bishops Lydeard, Somerset, England

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Note for: William Boileau Charter, Chr. 18 Mar 1851 - Index

Christening:
     Date:   18 Mar 1851
     Place:   Bishops Lydeard, Somerset, England

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Note for: Eliza Emma McKevett, 1852 - Index

Birth Note: Source: Also FreeBMD W.Ham 4a 29

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1901 census: living in Bromley, Kent.

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Note for: Walter Strickland, 1843 - Index

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1901 census: age 57, living in Bromley, Kent, described as a 'bill broker'.

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Note for: Plowden Weston, - Index

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Weston family papers:
Manuscript Collections of the College of Charleston
Georgetown County, South Carolina rice plantation owner. Plowden Weston came from Warwickshire, England, to the colony of South Carolina in 1757 and established himself in trade in Charleston (S.C.). He bought Laurel Hill Plantation in 1775 and adjoining lands in 1777. Plowden Weston accumulated a great fortune, the bulk of which he left to two sons, Dr. Paul Weston (1784-1837) and Francis Marion Weston. Francis Marion Weston lived at Laurel Hill Plantation. His son, Plowden C.J. Weston, was tutored by Rev. Alexander Glennie from 1828 to 1831.
Papers consist of Plowden Weston's business ledger (2 volumes), a plantation journal, and meterorological records for All Saints Parish, South Carolina.
Ledger (1764-1769) contains accounts with numerous individuals and several estates of individuals. The ledger was also used as a plantation journal and contains entries and accounts (1830-1847, 1851, 1855) pertaining to Weston family plantations.
Plantation journal (1802-1817) contains primarily accounts for the purchase of supplies for Waccamaw plantations (Laurel Hill and Holly Hill) and for the sales of rice. Interspersed among these accounts are lists of slaves, accounts for Francis M. Weston, accounts with Gaillard & Mazyck, medical "receipts," copies of letters, and miscellaneous entries.
"A Meteorological Table kept by Plowden C.J. Weston" for "All Saints Parish, Waccamaw, South Carolina" (November 1829 through December 1833) records readings of temperature, barometric pressure, and wind direction, and includes comments about the weather (cloudy, clear, fine, and similar remarks).
Microfilm available in repository.
Cite as: Weston, Plowden, 1739-1827. Weston family papers, 1764-1855. Robert Scott Small Library, Special Collections, College of Charleston.

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Note for: Charles Edwards Jeffries Esdaile, ABT 1845 - Index

Individual Note:
     1881 census:
Household:
Name           Relation           Marital Status           Gender           Age           Birthplace           Occupation           Disability
    Charles Edward Jeffries ESDAILE            Head            M            Male            36            Cheltenham            Magestrate Oth Local            Source Information:
              Dwelling           Cothelstone House
               Census Place           Bishops Lydeard, Somerset, England
              Family History Library Film           1341570
              Public Records Office Reference           RG11
              Piece / Folio           2370 / 40
              Page Number           7
FILE - Commission and appointment - ref. DD\ES/13 - date: 17th cent - 19th cent[from Scope and Content] Deputy Lieutenant appointment of Somerset, 1889, of Chas. Edw. Jeffries Esdaile.