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| Baptism
of Thomas BESOWTHE 6 Apr 1558 at Reed,
Hertfordshire, son of Thomas Besowthe (ref fmp) |
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| Baptism
of Johanes BESOUTH, 29 Dec 1686 at Kings
Langley, Hertfordshire, son of Johannis Besouth. (ref Ancestry, England & Wales Christening Records 1530-1906) |
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| Baptism of William
BYSOUTH 2 Sep 1760 at Reed, Hertfordshire, son of John
Bysouth & Sarah (ref familysearch record) |
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| Birth
registration of Maria BYSOUTH Dec qtr
1843 at Royston dist, Hertfordshire, no mother given. Her death registration in the same quarter age 0. Many possibilities at that place and time. No baptism or burial found. |
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| BESOUTH,
John, s. Christopher, of Cornerhall, Herts,
pleb. TRINITY COLL., matric. 20 May, 1636, aged 16. |
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| Marriage
of John BESOWTH to Cecyle JONES 15 Jan 1555/56, parish of All Saints, Kingston Upon Thames (ref Ancestry Surrey England Baps Marr & Burials 1538-1812) |
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| Marriage
of Gyles BYSOUTH to Katherin
BARRET 62 Feb 1605/06 at St Martin, West Drayton, Hillingdon Borough, Middlesex (ref Ancestry) |
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| Marriage
of John BYSOUTH to Elizabeth
BORRISON 6 Mar 1718/19, John Bysouth of Reed in Hertfordshire to Elizabeth Borrison of Enfield. Marriage place: London, England. (ref Ancestry, Clandestine Marriage & Baptism Register ) |
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| Marriage
of Mary BESOUTH to William YELDALL 24 Nov 1728, Mary Besouth of St Clements Dean to William Yeldall of St Clements Dean. Marriage place: London, England. (ref Ancestry, Clandestine Marriage & Baptism Register) |
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| Marriage
of Joseph BESOUTH to Mary WYATT 2 Feb 1729/30, Joseph Besouth of St Gyles Cripplegate to Mary Wyatt of St Gyles Cripplegate. Marriage place: London, England. (ref Ancestry, Clandestine Marriage & Baptism Register) |
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| Marriage
of Lydia BESOUTH to James BULLING 6 Jan 1736/37. Lydia Besouth of Cripplegate to James Bulling of Cripplegate. Marriage place: London, England. (ref Ancestry, Clandestine Marriage & Baptism Register) |
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| Marriage
of Mary BESOUTH to Robert WILLIS 16 Apr 1749, Mary Besouth of St James's Westminster to Robert Willis of St Lukes Chelsea. Marriage place: London, England. (ref Ancestry, Clandestine Marriage & Baptism Register) |
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| Burial
of Alice BYSOUTH on 6 Jun 1600 at parish
of St Laurence, Cowley, Middlesex, spouse Walter Bysouth (ref Ancestry London England Baps Marr & Burs 1538-1812). |
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| Burial of Andrew BESOUTH on 1 May 1645 at parish of Barkway, Hertfordshire (ref fmp). | |||||||||||||||||||
| Burial
of Rebecca BYSOUTH on 27 Sep 1717 at
parish of St Margaret, Uxbridge, Borough of Hillingdon,
Middlesex, daughter of Abraham Bysouth (ref Ancestry). |
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| Burial
of Mary BYSOUTH on 1 Oct 1717 at parish
of St Margaret, Uxbridge, Borough of Hillingdon,
Middlesex, spouse of Abraham Bysouth (ref Ancestry). |
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| William
BYSOUTH Born approximately 1878 (ref 1901 census and newspaper records). Born approximately 1882 (for the death record). No match found for this range of dates. Ref 1901 census (31 Mar 1901). Yorkshire (East riding), England. Civil Parish of Sculcoates. Registration dist of Sculcoates. Address: His Majesty's Prison, Hedon Road Hull. William Bysouth. Prisoner. Single. Age 23. General Labr. Born Stratford, Warwickshire. "THE ONLY CASE. William Bysouth (23), labourer, was indicted charged with breaking and entering a bakehouse at Burstwick with intent to commit a felony. Mr H. S. Cautley, M.P., who prosecuted, said the prosecutor (William Ness) while in bed heard the barking of dogs and the voices of two men. He went downstairs and noticed that the outside doors were open, but did not see any men in the yard. His wife, however, from the bedroom window, saw prisoner leave the bakehouse and go behind a haystack, where he (prisoner) was afterwards found covered with hay. - Prisoner pleaded guilty, and admitted having been previously convicted for felony. - He was found guilty and sentenced to three months' imprisonment." (Hull Daily Mail, Tuesday 9 April 1901) "EASTRIDING POLICE MATTERS. ... A tramp, William Bysouth, was summoned for being found on enclosed premises at Anlaby, on the 21st October. - Defendant was committed to gaol for three months." (ref Hull Daily Mail, Wednesday 23 October 1901) "HEDON PETTY SESSIONS. ... A noted character, Wm. Bysouth, was charged under the Vagrancy Act with loitering at Hedon on the 29th ult., and committed for three months' hard labour." (ref Hull Daily Mail, Thursday 10 July 1902) "A RECORD LAZY MAN. - William Bysouth, who has the reputation of being the laziest man that has ever been in Hedon-road Gaol, was sent to prison for two months for begging. Prisoner had been convicted fourteen times before. The Court Missionary (Mr Melton) described him as a man too lazy to do anything. One occasion he was offered six shillingsworth of food, but prisoner said that he was tired, and it was too far to walk from the gaol to the Police-station to get it." (ref Hull daily Mail, Friday 19 Dec 1902) It is believed by me that the following record is for his death. Death reg of William Bysouth Jun qtr 1939 at Watford dist, Hertfordshire age 57 (ref FreeBMD). Died 13 Apr 1939 at Leavesden Hospital, Watford Rural, Watford R.D. William Bysouth aged 57 years [he would have been 66]. Of Hampstead Workhouse. Labourer. Informant: E.C.Dax, Superintendent, Leavesden Hospital, Watford. (ref Death Cert). Co-incidentally, the informant, Dr Eric Cunningham Dax, was a world-class Psychiatrist who migrated to Australia to hold leading roles in Victorian and Tasmanian mental health. Information about Leavesden Hospital is available on the internet. Among its other duties, the newly formed Metropolitan Asylums Board (MAB) was charged with providing healthcare for 'insane paupers' living in workhouses but unlikely to be harmful or dangerous. Violent patients were sent to the county lunatic asylums. The medical character of patients was that they had a mental handicap. |
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| A
document regarding one William Bysowthe or Bysoth of
Stedham in Hertfordshire (presumably present-day Studham)
has been provided with translation by David Bethell
(2015) dated Hilary 1558 reads as follows. Studham and
Flamstead, Hertfordshire are approximately 6 miles apart,
and are about 40 miles from Royston. At present nothing
else is known of this William Bysowthe. Source: Public Record Office: CP 40/1177 Title: Common Pleas Hilary 1 Elizabeth Hilary 1559 Westminster Pl’ita apud Westmr coram Anthonio Broune et Socijs suis Justic’ d’ne Regine D Banco D Termino s’ci Hillarij Anno regni d’ne Elizabeth dei gr’a Anglie Francie & Hib’nie Regine fidei defensoris &c’ Primo Pleas at Westminster before Anthony Broune and his fellows, justices of the lady queen de Banco, for Hilary term in the 1st year of the reign of lady Elizabeth by the grace of God queen of England, France and Ireland, Defender of the Faith, &c. Hertf’ Rob’tus Aprece genrosus filius & heres apparens Will’mi Aprece alias d’cus Rob’tus Aprece genrosus p attorn’ suu’ op’ se quarto Die vrsus Thomam Payne nup de Flamsted in Com’ prd’co Husbondman’ alias d’cm Thomam Payne de Flamsted in Com’ Hertf’ Husbondman’ & vrsus Joh’em Resen’ nup de Flamsted in Com’ prd’co Husbondman’ alias d’cm Joh’em Recen’ de eadem’ villa & Com’ Husbondman’ & vrsus Joh’em Payce nup de Flamsted in Com’ prd’co Husbondman’ alias d’cm Joh’em Payce de Flamsted in Com’ Hertf’ Husbondman’ & vrsus Will’m Bysowth’e nup de Stedham’ in Com’ prd’co Husbondman’ alias dictu’ Will’m Bysoth de Stedham’ in Com’ prd’co Husbondman’ De pl’ito q’d prd’cus Thomas Payne reddat ei quadraginta libr’ & q’d prd’cus Joh’es Resen’ redd’ ei quadraginta libr’ Et q’d prd’cus Joh’es Payse redd’ ei triginta libr’ & q’d prd’cus Will’ms Bysowth’ redd’ ei trigint’ libr’ quas ei debent & iniuste detine’t &c’ Et ip’i non ven’ Et prec’ fuit vic’ q’d Sum’ eos Et vic’ modo Mand’ q’d nichil h’ent I’o capiantr q’d sint hic a Die Pasch’ in xv Dies [9 April 1559] &c’ Hertfordshire Robert Aprece gentleman, son and heir apparent of William Aprece, otherwise called Robert Aprece gentleman, appeared by his attorney for a fourth day against Thomas Payne late of Flamsted in the county aforesaid husbondman otherwise called Thomas Payne of Flamsted in county Hertford husbondman, and against John Resen late of Flamsted in the county aforesaid husbondman otherwise called John Recen of the same vill and county husbondman, and against John Payce late of Flamsted in the county aforesaid husbondman otherwise called John Payce of Flamsted in county Hertford husbondman and against William Bysowthe late of Stedham in the county aforesaid husbondman otherwise called William Bysoth of Stedham in the county aforesaid husbondman, in a plea that the aforesaid Thomas Payne render him £40, and that the aforesaid John Resen render him £40, and that the aforesaid John Payse render him £30, and that the aforesaid William Bysowth render him £30; which they owe him and unjustly withhold &c. And (the defendants) have not come; and it had been ordered the sheriff to summon them; and the sheriff now reports that they have nothing (in his bailiwick in lands or chattels whereby they might be attached) &c. Therefore let them be taken, to be here on the quindene of Easter &c. Bysowthe late of Stedham in the county aforesaid husbondman otherwise called William Bysoth of Stedham |
Updated 11 Aug 2021