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Re: 1861 census please, BARNARD
« Reply #18 on: Saturday 10 September 11 14:20 BST (UK) »
regarding Edward Barnard, the Agent for the Crown Colonies.
Edward was the son of Edward Barnard, Rector of Alverstoke, 30 Sep 1763 - 23 Oct 1840 and Mary Ann Beadon, c 1764 - 12 Oct 1850. They married 22 Jul 1784 St James Westminster. His father was indeed the Edward Barnard who died in 1781. He was 1754 Headmaster of Eton, 1760 Canon of Windsor, Chaplain to King George III, 1765 Provost of Eton. http://www.archive.org/stream/memoirsofcelebra02jessiala/memoirsofcelebra02jessiala_djvu.txt

Mary Ann Beadon was the daughter of Mary Ann Watson and Edwards Beadon, Rector of North Stoneham, Hampshire, and also Chaplain to King George III in 1760. Mary Ann Watson was the daughter of Sir William Watson the scientist. 1715 - 1787.

Lots of information on the Beadon and Barnard families, so let me know exactly what you are interested in.

Cheers, Duncan








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Re: 1861 census please, BARNARD
« Reply #19 on: Monday 12 September 11 03:21 BST (UK) »
Hi Duncan,
Great to hear someone else is on the Barnard trail. "Pickwick" and I have been exchanging info and they will continue with this.
My personal interest is in the London printer John George Barnard whose books appear 1798-1825; he was also in partnership with John Sultzer who became his brother-in-law, and later, a mysterious "Farley". His main working address was 57 Skinner Street, Snow-Hill after 1805, though he lived with his family in Mare Street, Hackney from 1811. I have been unable to find his origins, so if you have anyone in your files that sounds like him, maybe disguised as "John" only(?), I'd be most grateful to know more.
Thanks so much.
Francesr

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Re: 1861 census please, BARNARD
« Reply #20 on: Monday 19 March 12 16:22 GMT (UK) »
I would like to post some infomation from my research on here...a Descendancy Report..my own work..but cant because every time I try to 'paste' I get a Copyright' not box appear ..whicgh directs me to a Copyright statement but no means by which I can submit my iunfo unless I type it all out line by linee.
Annoying.
Frustrating.
Hump.
 Earliest Bernard thus far,  George Barnard of St Martins In The Fields, his Son George Rev of Harpenden...who is confused and merged in the records, with His son George B 1710 = 1760. This George 1710 was brother of Edward Born 1717 who Married Susanna Haggett ( daught of Nathaniel Haggett and Jane Lambert , Abt 1738 - 23 June 1764).( Hagget a Surrey and well documented Barbados family)  Their son Edward Barnard B 30 Sep 1763 Married Mary Anne Beadon.

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Re: 1861 census please, BARNARD
« Reply #21 on: Tuesday 20 March 12 02:00 GMT (UK) »
Dear Clif,
I would be most interested in anything you might have on the Rev. George as I have now got most that I needed on his brother Rev. Edward of Eton and his descendants. My main interest as you have gathered from the previous posts, is trying to track down John George Barnard, b. c. 1775 - he has circumstantial links to Leicester and possibly across to Huntingdonshire.
If we keep this contact for 3 times, we can then make a private post.
If you would like to make your research public I suggest you keep it v. simple - less typing - and paste in the relevant links.
Kind regards,
Francesr


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Re: 1861 census please, BARNARD
« Reply #22 on: Saturday 20 October 12 17:23 BST (UK) »
Hello Clif.  I have info re the Barnard family and may have something useful. Not sure what links you are looking for or if you are still interested. I am completely new to Rootschat, so am hoping to press the right buttons to get this message out.

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Re: 1861 census please, BARNARD
« Reply #23 on: Sunday 21 October 12 02:34 BST (UK) »
Dear Anta,
As you will see from the previous posts these are the Barnards I am most interested in, though some 'left-of centre' ones may also be of use, she says hopefully. I would be interested in any info you might have particularly in England around the 1770's-on.
Thanks for your interest.
Kind regards,
Francesr

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Re: 1861 census please, BARNARD
« Reply #24 on: Sunday 21 October 12 15:20 BST (UK) »
Hello. Our family line starts with Geo Barnard/Bernard of St Giles in the Fields (d1693 Flanders), his son George Vicar of Luton (and Harpenden) b 1688, then Edward Provost of Eton b 1717 and so on. Edward had two brothers - George b 1715, d 1740 (Priest, no known children and no Will found): and Thomas b 1721 (two wives and several children, Barbados connections).

None of the trees relating to the above have a John George b 1775, and I'm fairly sure the family would have known - as he was quite a successful man? I wonder if he belongs to a well-connected line of Barnards stemming from Sir Thomas B c1400s. They were in Northants and possibly Huntingdon and many went to the USA.  I believe one of the Lord Mayors of London was that family.

If you can find Coats of Arms it is useful. The Sir Thomas line have a bear on their arms. Our line had 3 scallop shells.   My inf comes from old family records, but of course it may have errors. I would be pleased to supply any other data - and keep in touch!

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Re: 1861 census please, BARNARD
« Reply #25 on: Tuesday 23 October 12 07:40 BST (UK) »
Dear Anta,
Thanks for this. As far as I can work out JGB isn't related to the Sir Thomas etc you mention, as the line died out eventually. It is useful for me to know that George b.1715 had no children, so I am wondering what children his brother Thomas had? Allowing for the time period, JGB would have been a grandson.
It might be possible that JGB added the "G" to distinguish himself from other John Barnards who were around at the time??? He may have married around the mid-1790's? I haven't found any Barbados connections but as I have nothing on JGB's parents or siblings, after years of searching, anything is possible!
I have also researched the Norwich Barnards but he doesn't seem to belong there either. My feeling is his connections are in those counties immediately north of London - Shropshire across to Norfolk.
By the way I have extensive information on Edward Barnard of Eton's grandson also Edward. If you would like to continue on as a private post I can send some of it?
Thanks again,
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Francesr

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Re: 1861 census please, BARNARD
« Reply #26 on: Friday 26 October 12 15:18 BST (UK) »
Hello Francesr.  Yes good idea to do a private post.I think I've worked out how to do it and hopefully this post will count as No3, so I will be allowed.  Then I can send you Thomas's children (not a lot of help I think). Also  will ask you what you have on Edward B b 1786 - I already have various articles etc in the family record.

My area of interest is mainly pre-1693, where there are a number of intriguing Barnards who might be relevant but I can't  find the links. It sounds as if you have the same problem.
Hope to hear from you
Anta