Author Topic: Curious case of Amelia DEED nee BUTTON  (Read 26213 times)

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Re: Curious case of Amelia DEED nee BUTTON
« Reply #54 on: Sunday 10 October 10 04:32 BST (UK) »
ok enough of my posts, if i read things properly the first time i wouldnt have needed to post so many times...

THANK YOU CANDO, i now have jean muriels death certificate which lists 2 children, ill go from there one may still be alive??

The information yourself and weemalla have supplied has truely meant alot to myself, nana and sheryl.

Please let me know if you would like any information off Jean Muriel Newmans DC, maybe her family know about amelia deed? If i find anything out ill let you know.

i will be sure to follow up in the whitepages etc...

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!! :)

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Re: Curious case of Amelia DEED nee BUTTON
« Reply #55 on: Monday 11 October 10 11:14 BST (UK) »
Regarding Jean Muriel Newman (nee Blakey nee Deed) and maybe Begbie?
(note plaque at S'vale mentions children Peg and Keith.. this would be Keith Begbie I presume)
We know from her birth cert (courtesy weemalla) her mother was Amelia Deed (nee Button)
We know from her marriage to JS Blakey ( I have reg. entry) her mother was known as Amelia Deed (assuming there were no sisters called Amelia that witnessed the marriage)
We know from cando: (apologies for not quoting.. how do I quote just a section?)
"A possible death for Jean Muriel...age is right....father's full name and mother's surname are correct.

NEWMAN Muriel Jean
Father Deed Benjamin  Mother Mildred  BUTTON
Murrumbeena  80 years  1979  Reg#20523"


So why Mildred Button you ask cando.. If we can prove that Mildred Button in 1979 is the same as Amelia Button born 1882, then I'd feel more confident that the Muriel Jean is Kristy and my great grandmother AND maybe we should be looking for the death of Mildred rather than Amelia, to close weemalla's initial question.

Kristy.. you mentioned 'Pearl and Harold' via fb.. who are they children of?

I have one concern re dates that don't add up. There was a mention of Cyril Begbie marrying in 1919. Jean Muriel didn't run off until 1922.. after the birth of her fourth child to JS Blakey. I'll have to chase this record.


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Re: Curious case of Amelia DEED nee BUTTON
« Reply #56 on: Monday 11 October 10 13:25 BST (UK) »
A Cyril Stanley BEGBIE married his 1st wife in 1919.  Why don't the dates add up?

Birth records are not available post 1920.

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I'd feel more confident that the Muriel Jean is Kristy and my great grandmother
Sheryl.
Sorry I am bit lost here. 

Information on death certificates is only a good as the knowledge of the informant.  Perhaps the informant thought Muriel's mother was Mildred.  I don't know who was the informant.  You will need to contact HintonWilliams.  She has the death certificate and the death announcement for Elma which may detail her children etc..

I have searched thoroughly for a death for an Amelia nee BUTTON including trawling through all deaths with father BUTTON.  Perhaps you could have a search yourself for a Mildred ...  I don't see anything.  Vic bdm's are online and it is free to search but pay to view the record and many genealogy societies and libraries have the Vic bdm's.

Good news from HintonWilliams by pm..... her nana has made contact with her cousin ;D

Cheers
Cando



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Re: Curious case of Amelia DEED nee BUTTON
« Reply #57 on: Tuesday 09 November 10 02:16 GMT (UK) »
I am new to this site and hope I get this right.  I believe I am a descendant of Muriel Jean Deed (aka NEWMAN and BEGBIE)  I am her grand daughter.  I think my father is the son of Harold Stanly BEGBIE who Muriel Jean did not marry.   From family stories, she had children prior to those she had with Harold Begbie.  I think she did marry a man called Bert NEWMAN.  I know very little of my father's family and am trying to put together a pedigree and may be find I have relatives.


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Re: Curious case of Amelia DEED nee BUTTON
« Reply #58 on: Tuesday 09 November 10 02:50 GMT (UK) »
I would say that Elma Ruth was definitely married to Keith BEGBIE....you may be able to make contact with a descendant ie if the there are any. 

I would be suprised if children to Jack Stanley BLAKEY are mentioned on the death certificate.  Hopefully the children she had after she left Jack, are detailed ie if it is the correct certificate.

Please look up for a listing for your mother's cousin on the whitepages.  She is of the age to be resident at a retirement village at the number and address I found.  If you have a problem please pm [personal message ] me by clicking on the green icon under my username...a new window will open where you can send me a message.

Cheers
Cando
I can confirm that Elma Ruth Begbie was married to Keith Begbie (actual name Harold Keith Begbie) known as Keith.  I am their daughter.  I heard my grandmother (keith's mother) had children prior to meeting my grandfather but no nothing about those.  I will log on again and see if there is any response to this

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Re: Curious case of Amelia DEED nee BUTTON
« Reply #59 on: Wednesday 10 November 10 04:10 GMT (UK) »
Hi,
My father is also grandchild of Muriel Jean Deed. Was your grandfather Harold Stanley also known as Cyril? There are electoral roll records that report C.Begbie, Jean, Keith and Elma in 1954. All at address 196 Glenhuntly rd, Elsternwick (ref post reply #38 from cando).
Does this information tie in with yours unipen?

Regards,
Sheryl

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Re: Curious case of Amelia DEED nee BUTTON
« Reply #60 on: Sunday 09 August 15 13:33 BST (UK) »
    Hi my name is Robert Gibbins and I am also interested in Amelia (Amella) Deed (nee Button) and she was born in 1882 in Warracknabeal, Victoria. 

Her father was James Button who died in 1902. Her mother was Mary Jane Button (nee Langdon) and she was born in Belfast/Port Fairy near Warrnambool, Victoria. After James' death she married Thomas James McEwen in 1902. Her grandfather Robert Button came from Kirby le Soken Essex.  He came to Australia as a convict on the Arab in 1834 and served his time in Tasmania before going to Victoria. Robert Button (Snr) died near Horsham Victoria in 1878.

Amelia's grandmother was Mary Heaton (nee Redman from Haworth, Yorkshire. Bronte Country)  and she had four children.  Henrettia Heaton, James Button, Robert Button and Mary Ann Button. James was her father and he was reportedly born in 1850 on the banks of the Murray River.

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Re: Curious case of Amelia DEED nee BUTTON
« Reply #61 on: Sunday 09 August 15 13:41 BST (UK) »
Hi Robert , welcome to Rootschat

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Edited: actually I do have your email  ;D

From the Leicester thread  :)
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Re: Curious case of Amelia DEED nee BUTTON
« Reply #62 on: Wednesday 26 April 17 17:48 BST (UK) »
Hello to Raspy. This topic you posted on 2010. You mentioned Doris Martha Allenby b1900. was married to your grandfather Alphonsus Parker. Do you know what became of Doris. They are on 2 electoral rolls in Caulfeld, Melbourne, but she then is not listed. I am doing Allamby family in Victoria if I can help you.
regards Tassel.