Notes: Mills/Rushton Family History

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1751	June Q 1843 V11 31 Andover.	COURT, Elizabeth Ann (I1443)
1752	June Q 1870 Alverstoke 2b 760	Family: William FORD / Alice Jane SAIT (F000232)
1753	June Q 1896 1d 451 Wandsworth	BILLSON, Sidney Henry (I000024)
1754	June Q 1898 1b 68 Pancras	COX, Ernest William Hill (I1039)
1755	June Q 1911 2b 331 Alverstoke	SAIT, Stanley James (I1725)
1756	June Q Alverstoke 2b 528	WILLIAMS, Charles Frederick (I000219)
1757	Just after they got married	Family: George SHERWOOD / Maggie Elizabeth FOSTER (F000179)
1758	Just prior to his death he had to have a leg amputated.	BILLSON, Leonard Sidney Henry (I000008)
1759	Kept a fruit shop in Earlsdon Street	CRUMP (I000118)
1760	Killed in Action	FOSTER, Leonard (I000521)
1761	Known as Sidney Henry on Marriage Cert of his son	BILLSON, Sidney Henry (I000024)
1762	Lance Corporal	MILLS, Thomas William R.E (I000044)
1763	Lance Corporal	MILLS, Thomas William R.E (I000044)
1764	Lance Corporal	MILLS, Thomas William R.E (I000044)
1765	Lance Corporal	MILLS, Thomas William R.E (I000044)
1766	Lance Corporal - R.E when he was married. Second Corporal - R.E - When his son was born Mechanist Staff Sergeant - R.E - When he died Possibly stationed in Jamaica, Pembroke, Chepstow & Gosport areas. Ron remembers seeing the places in his army pay book (now lost).	MILLS, Thomas William R.E (I000044)
1767	Lance Corporal 26372	Family: Thomas William MILLS, R.E / Eva Annie WILLIAMS (F000018)
1768	Last known address:- 1959 169, Dover Road, Copnor, Portsmouth	WILLIAMS, William George (I000756)
1769	LDS Fiche No.0919752 - Transcript of Parish Register of St. Mary's Church, Portsea	Family: James Henry SAIT / Rebecca DEWEY (F000094)
1770	LDS Ireland CRI records the following - Name: Francis Henry Swinton Murphy Registration District: Cork Event Type: DEATHS Registration Quarter and Year: Apr - Jun 1892 Estimated Birth Year: 1855 Age (at Death): 37 Mother's Maiden Name: Film Number: 101597 Volume Number: 5 Page Number: 90 Digital Folder Number: 4200679 Image Number: 00141 Collection: Ireland, Civil Registration Indexes, 1845-1958 Is this the same person as in the previous note? Is there a transcription error somewhere?	MURPHY, Miah William MRCS (Eng 1839) (I1876)
1771	LDS VRI 2nd Edition	HAYES, Charles Bianconi (I000579)
1772	Legge Street is 50 yards from Moland Street running parallel.	WARD, Thomas (I000109)
1773	Leonard Ruckett, nephew, living with her.	HUTCHINS, Mary Ann (I000754)
1774	Letter written by Doris Reeves to Stan and Sheila Hemming after hearing of the deaths of Len Billson and Ivy Billson nee Hemming. Stan and Sheila had found her address among Len's papers and wrote to her. There are many errors in her early history which I have since rectified. Everything before Anne married Sidney Henry Billson is wrong. I have still to prove or otherwise the detail about Chatsworth and Paxton. (She may have confused Chatsworth with Chiswick House.) Corin. I don't know when Doris died. (now known) I wrote a letter to her address in NZ but had no reply. 13-1-93 5-20 Weymouth Rd. Manurewa Dear Stan & Sheila Many thanks for your letter received on Xmas Eve. Very kind of you to write me all details. I somehow had a feeling that Len and Ivy were not with us but I sent the Calendar in case they could use it, and I decided that I would write after Xmas to the Matron of the home and ask for news. I also have an address in Kent for Len's daughter and one in L.A for Fred but they are very old by now. As Len's second cousin I would like to thank you both for the care you gave them. When in England last (1979) I stayed a few happy days with them and some good snaps taken in the garden. Among Len's papers you may have come across one giving the family tree with our relationship. It is very strange how some happenings in life cause families to come together. I'll try to make it clear as to how we're related. Back in the early 1800's in Derbyshire (I think) was a Baron Hewart and his wife Anne who had an only daughter, also named Anne who married a London Lawyer named Henry George Whittaker and they had a daughter named Anne who married a Sydney Billson of either Jersey or Guernsey, Channel Islands. His parents ran ships to England and France. Sydney B had T.B and the treatment in those days was to take in as much sea air as possible so he used to take trips on the boats and it happened on one that an awful storm arose and for 5 days they were all soaked resulting in Sydney dying, leaving Anne and a 1 year old baby. Anne wished to return to her parents but the Billson parents demanded that they keep young Henry Sydney to bring up and educate but Anne (who was very stubborn) somehow got back to England. What happened in the intervening seven years I've never heard, but when H.S Billson was 8 he and Anne came to Chatsworth; she as "sewing maid" for the Duchess of Devonshire and 8 years later she married my Grandfather, William Reeves who had been apprenticed as a gardener to the Duke at the age of 13. (By the way I'm committing the Family History on to tapes. As I'm now 91, I must get on with it before I forget it all). Now 8 years later when the Great Exhibition of 1851 was started the Duke gave the Government the loan of his Head Gardener, William Paxton and a number of gardeners. After the Exhibition Paxton was knighted and started his own business and my Grandfather worked with him for some years. Then there was a depression and he went back to Chatsworth. (I have my father's Birth Certificate, he was born at Chiswick and his father's occupation was given at that date, as Gentleman's Gardener. The date was Feb.25th 1865). William and Anne Reeves had 5 children, Frank, Harriet, Amy, Horace and Effie and Henry George Billson was their half-brother. H.G.B married Emily Butler and they had a large family. Their eldest son was Edmund and Len was his son hence my 2nd cousin. I've met Len's daughter and his son Fred. Len's Cousin Vera Brown of Seaton, Devon, a widow wrote to me at Xmas and said she had not heard from her for several years. She is crippled with arthritis and several other complaints so I've written to her and told her the news. Also, a cousin of Len's lives here in Auck (land). He is Philip? Son of Horace Billson and he and Olive came to N.Z some years ago as his daughter lives in Tauranga. They live in very good Pensioner Flats at Blockhouse Bay on the opposite side of Auckland to me. My brother Frank and I visit them every Xmas and we ring & (-----) the years so I've told them your news. Henry S and Emily's eldest daughter, Beatrice (Len's Aunt) came to NZ in 1926 aged 50 and she stayed here in a very good job and lived to be 2 months off 90 when she died. I was not in NZ so Frank attended to her burial etc. She is buried in the same grave as her G-Mother and mine, Anne Reeves at our Purewa Cemetery in Remuera. Ann Reeves died Jan 21st 1901 aged 79. She had every tooth as sound as a bell and had never had a headache. My mother lived with William and Anne for the 1st year of her married life and said she was very hard on anyone who was sick as she claimed she had never felt a pain of any kind, even though she had had 6 children. Her family called her the last of the (Barans?). Here I am waffling on and you may not be interested in the queer quirks which bring together families who live at each end of the earth. By the way I'm "Miss" an unclaimed treasure and have had a wonderful life of working at all sorts of unusual jobs having trained as a Nurse. Went to England for the Coronation and stayed 3 years. Went again in 1959 for 8 years and again in 1979 for 3 months holiday. Retired 20 years ago from a School Matronship in Australia. I would have answered your letter sooner but I stayed with my Sister in Law over Xmas and New Year. I worked at the Choirboys School at Windsor Castle for the Year 1961 then toured Canada and the U.S.A in a Motorised Caravan with 2 Australian girls. I do hope you will get your wish to visit N.Z but don't be too long as I may not be here to greet you. I have arthritis but otherwise have good general health. Now I must get this into the post. With Best of Wishes for a happy 1993, Yours very Sincerely Doris Reeves	REEVES, Doris Elizabeth (I000072)
1775	Likely Death Registration: 1891 Jan-Mar Qtr Romsey, Hants 2c Vol 59	GARRETT, Edward John (I001133)
1776	Likely reg: A-J qtr vol5a p150	GARRETT, Charlotte (I001104)
1777	Lived at Johnson's Buildings, Park Lane, Aston Manor. Later at 164, Park Lane.	Family: Thomas BAXTER / Clarissa DODWELL (F432)
1778	Lived at The Nook, Stone Lane, Gosport	SAIT, Alfred Isaac (I000660)
1779	Lived Cobham Court, Bekesbourne, Canterbury and later at Ballydowling House, Glenealy, Co. Wicklow	BIANCONI, Helen Gertrude (I000572)
1780	Lived West Wickham, Hampshire ?	WILLIAMS, Audrey Amy May (I000163)
1781	Living as a visitor with Betty, Harriet and Clarissa Vaughan, all unmarried. The three sisters were recorded as Householders.	VINER, George James Vaughan (I000870)
1782	Living at 16, Ommaney Road, New Cross	Family: Oscar Thomas COOPER / Elizabeth Emily WYNN (F736)
1783	Living at 45, North Street, Gosport	Family: James Henry SAIT / Mary Ann CHURCHER (F000032)
1784	Living at 94&96 Peel Green Road is another large Taylor family. Connected ?	TAYLOR, Samuel (I000588)
1785	Living Glasgow ?	BARR, Barrington Robert (I1980)
1786	Living with a retired Gamekeeper - Edward E Smith	MILLS, Elizabeth (I000416)
1787	Living with her mother and family	NEWNHAM, Amy Augusta (I000205)
1788	Living with his daughter and her husband - Fred Baker	FOSTER, Thomas (I000544)
1789	Living with his Grandmother - Louisa Dodwell - who was living with her daughter Annie B and husband William Kemp	WARD, Thomas William (I000108)
1790	Living with his sister Elizabeth (Orton)	FOSTER, Arthur (I000548)
1791	Living with his sister Mary Jane	FOSTER, Charles (I000547)
1792	Living with his sister Mary Jane	FOSTER, George W (I000549)
1793	Living with his son William & family and son Alfred J	RUSHTON, William (I000336)
1794	Living with sisters Ann & Caroline	WHITAKER, Jane (I001008)
1795	Living with sisters Ann & Jane	WHITAKER, Caroline (I001022)
1796	Living with sisters Jane & Caroline	WHITAKER, Ann (I000029)
1797	Living with them was Alice M Borton (or Barton) a Grand Daughter born about 1845 in St. John's Clerkenwell.	WHITAKER, Stephen Philip (I000030)
1798	Living with them was Alice, 9 years old - a niece	WILLIAMS, Charles George (I000747)
1799	Lizzie was Florence's sister. She never married. Became an Apothecary and lived in to her nineties. Lived at 4, Percy Road, Broadstairs.	POTTER, Elizabeth Emily (I1625)
1800	London Gazette - 80th Foot, Assistant-Surgeon Miah William Murphy, from the 33rd Foot,to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Tardrew, appointed- to the 1st Regiment, of Life Guards. Dated 1st November 1844.	MURPHY, Miah William MRCS (Eng 1839) (I1876)