Name: 0 - Beake-White 2020-11-02 Public tree

Updated: 11-02-2020 17:11:49.


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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Doris Amy Beake: Birth: 12 Sep 1901 in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England. Death: 8 Mar 1973 in Randolph, Orange, Vermont

  2. [stillborn] Beake: Birth: 27 Feb 1912 in Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts. Death: 27 Feb 1912 in Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts


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Sources
1. Title:   Beake birthdays 1850-1871: children of George Beake and Clara Lavinia (Miles)
Text:   Handwritten list; original owned by Joyce M. (Dunston) Reddoch.
2. Title:   personal communication, correspondence, and research records
Author:   Jon Kay Davis (1937-2008)
3. Title:   Photographs of records, gravestones, etc., owned by Barbara J. Beake.
4. Title:   074 Stoneham Town Records
Text:   Stoneham Town Records, located at the Stoneham Historical Society, 36 William Street, Stoneham, Mass. 02180.

Notes
a. Note:   Was born at the White Hart, 9 New Park Street, the Beake home over the tavern owned by his father. Reginald, son of George & Clara Lavinia Beake, Innkeeper, baptized 26 Jun 1872, H. T. Hearn, Curate [Devizes St Mary][Record 1892]
  Residences: 4 Apr 1881 [census]: 9 New Park Street, Devizes [St Mary], Wiltshire. Married in Devizes 24 Sep 1898.
  Emigrated to the USA in 1907. He and his wife and daughter sailed on the "Arabic", which departed Liverpool on 25 April 1907 and arrived in Boston, Massachusetts on 4 May 1907. [Immigration records on Ancestry.com] 1908 City Directory of Taunton MA: "house 9 Belmont". Naturalized as a U. S. citizen 2 Feb 1920. Then living at 84 School Street, Taunton MA. Registered to vote in Stoneham MA 11 Feb 1926. Owned home at 79 Hancock Street [now 205]. Lived there until about 1932. In the 1 Jan 1933 Stoneham Town Directory, he is listed as living at 14 Perkins St, Stoneham MA, with Doris Beake, and May A. Jefts, whom he married 16 May 1934.
  Carpenter & cabinet maker. Buried in Lindenwood Cemetery in Stoneham MA in the same plot as George and Amelia Beake, Clara [Beake] and William Douse, and Emma Lever [Amelia Beake's sister] [Lot 559A]
  Cause of death: coronary thrombosis

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