| 1797-06-03 |
b. Isleworth, Middlesex |
TNA: RG 6/547, /798 |
| 1808/1811 |
of Isleworth; at Ackworth School |
Ackworth School Catalogue |
| 1819-04-14 |
certificate of his sober behavior and clearness approved by Longford MM, to be sent to Philadelphia YM or elsewhere in America |
information from
Martin Rossiter, citing DQB |
| by 1820 |
left England for America before
his parents also decided to emigrate |
| 1820-07-27 |
removal certificate received by Stroudsburg
Monthly Meeting, dated in Longford MM, Uxbridge, Middlesex, "Old
England", 1819-04-14 |
Salem, New Jersey, Monthly Meeting, Minutes, 1815-1839 |
| 1824-01-22 |
removal certificate signed at Stroudsburgh, to
Scipio Monthly Meeting, New York Information was
received from Friendsville Preparative Meeting, that Joshua Watson, who
has removed within the limits of Scipio Monthly Meeting in the State of
New York and that on enquiry no obstruction appeared, whereupon an Essay
of a Certificate was read, approved & signed, by the Clerk & four other
Friends, and John Hudson, jr. appointed to forward it as directed. |
Stroudsburg Monthly Meeting, Pennsylvania, Certificates of Removal,
1816-1828;
Salem, New Jersey, Monthly Meeting, Minutes, 1915-1829 |
| c. 1833 |
came to Huron County, in the Firelands |
Find a Grave |
| before 1850 (presumably before 1830) |
m. Eliza White (1805 ?, b. Buckingham, Bucks, Pennsylvania) |
1850 United States Federal Census;
Morris Family Tree |
|
Children: |
Samuel Grainger (18301925), Mary (18331901), both
b. New York; Sarah (cal 1838 after 1860), Charles H. (18441924), Albert (18471928), all b. Ohio |
1850 United States Federal Census;
Find a Grave;
Washington, Select Death Certificates |
| 1840 |
living in Greenwich, Huron, Ohio, with his wife,
three young men, and 4 young women |
1840 US census |
| 1850 |
farmer, living with his wife Eliza and five children
in Greenwich Township, Huron, Ohio |
1850 United States Federal Census |
| |
d. Ohio, USA |
information from Raine
Threadgold |
| |
d. while a resident of Michigan |
Ohio Genealogy Express |
| 1799-08-04 |
b. George Street, Isleworth,
Middlesex |
TNA: RG 6/547, /798 |
| 1836-09 |
arrived New York aboard the Gladiator |
New York passenger lists and arrivals |
| 1837-07-20 |
received by Alum Creek MM on certificate from
Longford MM, England, dated 1836-10-12 |
Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy |
| 1840-04-30 |
m. Jesse Hoag (1797 after 1880,
b. Vermont; agriculturist, of Delaware Co., Ohio), in
Greenwich, Ohio, USA; his second wife |
information from
Martin Rossiter and Raine Threadgold;
US Federal censuses;
History of Huron County;
Encyclopedia of American Genealogy |
|
Children: |
Ruth Temple (18411841), Harriet Temple (18431920, b. Ohio) |
1860 United States Federal Census;
History of Huron County;
posting to OHHuron mailing list |
| 1850 |
living with her husband and daughter, in Greenwich
Township, Huron, Ohio |
1850 US Federal Census |
| 1860 |
living with her husband and daughter in Greenwich
Township, Huron, Ohio |
1860 United States Federal Census |
| 1870 |
no occupation; living in Greenwich, Huron, with
her husband, their daughter, and her family |
1870 US Federal Census |
| 1876-03-06 |
d. Greenwich, Ohio |
Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center Ohio Obituary Index, citing
Norwalk Weekly Reflector,
1876-03-15 |
| 1801-04-02 |
b. Isleworth, Middlesex |
TNA: RG 6/547, /799; censuses;
Annual
Monitor |
| 1833-10-03 |
of Norway Wharf, Limehouse, London; m. Joseph
Doubleday Beamish (17971874, gardener, of Sudbury, Suffolk, s. of Benjamin & Mary
Beamish), at Ratcliff fmh, Middlesex |
RG 6/538, /1158; censuses; Annual
Monitor;
Bury and Norwich Post, 1833-10-09 |
|
Child: |
Joseph Watson (18411917) |
censuses;
National Probate Calendar |
| 1841 |
of The Red House, Friars Green, Bullocks Lane, St
Gregory, Suffolk, living with her family in servants quarters, in the
house of Wm D. King, banker's agent |
TNA: HO 107/1044/2 f12 p37 |
| 1851 |
of Bullocks Lane, St Gregory, Suffolk, living
with husband and son |
HO 107/1789 f187 p28 |
| 1861 |
"Husband absent. He is a rent collector"; living
alone in Bullocks Lane, Sudbury St Gregory, Suffolk |
RG 9/1130 f3 p1 |
| 1871 |
living with her husband at 2 Friars Green, All Saints,
Sudbury |
RG 10/1716 f108 p2 |
| 1879-03-21 |
of Sudbury; d. Sudbury RD |
Annual Monitor;
GRO index |
| 1879-03-22 |
"BEAMISH.22nd inst., after a short illness,
Rachel, widow of Mr. Joseph Beamish, a member of the Society of Friends,
Sudbury." |
Ipswich Journal, 1879-03-29 |
| "BEAMISH22nd inst., aged 76, Rachel, relict of
Mr. Joseph Beamish, Sudbury." |
Bury Free Press, 1879-03-29 |
| 1804-07-19 |
b. Isleworth, Middlesex |
TNA: RG 6/547, /799 |
| 1820-07-12 |
when on 14 June application was made for a certificate for
his parents and their three youngest children (Edward, Benjamin and Elizabeth) on their removal to North America, Richard Kidd and Richard Marshall, who were appointed to report, found no obstacle and the certificate was accordingly signed on 12 July 1820 |
women's minutes, Stroudsburg Monthly Meeting, Monroe, Pennsylvania; information from Martin Rossiter,
citing DQB |
| 1820-07-25 |
arrived in New York from England, aboard the Cossack |
New York Passenger and Immigration Lists |
| 1828-02-21 |
removal certificate, Stroudsburgh Monthly Meeting
to Scipio Monthly Meeting, New York |
Stroudsburg Monthly Meeting, Certificates of Removal, 1816-1828 |
| 1850 |
foundryman, living with his sister's family, and a
17-year-old George Watson (b. NY), in Greenwich Township, Huron, Ohio |
1850 US Federal Census |
| 1858-04-01 |
m. Louisa Vance (? 1916) in Seneca County, Ohio |
Ohio county marriage records;
Ohio Death Index |
| 1860 |
of Greenwich, Huron, Ohio |
Ohio compiled census and census substitutes index |
| 1808-07-21 |
b. Isleworth, Middlesex |
TNA: RG 6/547, /801;
Find a Grave |
| 1820-07-12 |
when on 14 June application was made for a certificate for
his parents and their three youngest children (Edward, Benjamin and Elizabeth) on their removal to North America, Richard Kidd and Richard Marshall, who were appointed to report, found no obstacle and the certificate was accordingly signed on 12 July 1820 |
women's minutes, Stroudsburg Monthly Meeting, Monroe, Pennsylvania; information from Martin Rossiter,
citing DQB |
| 1820-07-25 |
arrived New York, with his family, aboard the Cossack |
New York passenger and immigration lists; information from Martin Rossiter,
citing DQB |
| 1823-10-23 |
Stroudsburgh Monthly Meeting received application
from Friendsville Preparative Meeting for a removal certificate for
Benjamin Watson, a minor and apprentice to Samuel Savage, to Scipio
Monthly Meeting, New York; Savage was also moving to Scipio |
Salem, New Jersey, Monthly Meeting, Minutes 1815-1839 |
| 1834-04-16 |
the family appear to have been for some time in New York State; a certificate was sent from Scipio MM, NY on 16 April 1834 to Alum Creek MM, Ohio, for Granger [sic] and Elizabeth Watson and their children Benjamin and
Elizabeth |
Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy; information from Martin Rossiter,
citing DQB |
| 1834-06-26 |
received by Alum Creek MM on certificate from
Scipio MM, NY |
Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy |
| 1837-06-29 |
m. Mary Grant Jenny (18101895, b. Massachusetts,
USA, d. of John and Catharine Jenny),
Greenwich [Ohio] |
Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy;
Bastin-Best Family History; US federal censuses |
|
Children: |
John Grainger (18381892), Elizabeth Catherine
(1842 after 1880) |
Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy;
US Federal census, Year: 1880; Census Place: Wichita,
Sedgwick, Kansas; Roll: 396; Family History Film:
1254396; Page: 344A; Enumeration District: 220;
Image: 0471 |
| 1850 |
farmer, living with his family in Greenwich,
Huron, Ohio, USA |
1850 US federal census |
| 1860 |
living with his family in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio,
with real estate valued at $800 |
1860 US federal census |
| 1870 |
farmer, living with his family in Cuyahoga Falls,
with real estate valued at $5400 and personalty valued at $300 |
1870 US federal census |
| 1880 |
farmer, living with his wife, his son, and his
widowed daughter in Wichita,
Sedgwick, Kansas, USA |
1880 US federal census |
| 1890-01-27 |
d. |
Find a Grave |
| |
bur. Grave 11, Lot 77, Section A, Maple Grove
Cemetery, Wichita, Sedgwick, Kansas, USA |
| 1811-09-12 |
b. Harmondsworth, Middlesex |
TNA: RG 6/547, /801 |
| 1820-07-12 |
when on 14 June application was made for a certificate for
his parents and their three youngest children (Edward, Benjamin and Elizabeth) on their removal to North America, Richard Kidd and Richard Marshall, who were appointed to report, found no obstacle and the certificate was accordingly signed on 12 July 1820 |
women's minutes, Stroudsburg Monthly Meeting, Monroe, Pennsylvania; information from Martin Rossiter,
citing DQB |
| 1834-04-16 |
the family appear to have been for some time in New York State; a certificate was sent from Scipio MM, NY on 16 April 1834 to Alum Creek MM, Ohio, for Granger [sic] and Elizabeth Watson and their children Benjamin and
Elizabeth |
Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy; information from Martin Rossiter,
citing DQB |
| 1834-06-26 |
received by Alum Creek MM on certificate from
Scipio MM, NY |
Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy |
| 1837-07-27 |
m. William Townsend (18091883, potter, of Knox Co., Ohio), in Greenwich,
Ohio, USA |
Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy;
One World Tree; US federal censuses |
|
Children: |
Hannah W. (18381838), Joseph Watson (18391857),
Louisa (18411918), Mary Isabella (18431910), Charles (18461932), Ann
Elizabeth (18491892) |
Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy;
One World Tree |
| 1850 |
living with her family in Middlebury, Knox, Ohio,
with two men as servants, visitors, boarders, or lodgers |
1850 US federal census |
| cal 1853 |
moved to Iowa, USA |
Iowa
state census |
| 1856 |
living with her family in Springdale, Cedar, Iowa |
Iowa
state census |
| 1860 |
living with her family in Springdale, Iowa |
1860 US federal census |
| 1861 |
d. |
One World Tree |