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252. Autobiography of Mrs. [Eliza] Fletcher, Mary Richardson [neé Fletcher], Edmonton and Douglas, Edinburgh, 1875 (2nd edition), AJRV, pp75,362.
253. Autobiography of Mrs. [Eliza] Fletcher, Mary Richardson [neé Fletcher], Edmonton and Douglas, Edinburgh, 1875 (2nd edition), AJRV, 79.
255. “Major-General John Booth Richardson,” J.C.D., R.A. Regimental News, Dec 1923, AJRV.
Reprint held by AJRV.
Reprint held by AJRV.
256. “Birth announcement of John Franklin RICHARDSON,” Dundee Advertiser, 9 December 1881, 10, AJRV, 3/3/13, http://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk.
“At St Thomas’ Mount, Madras on the 1st inst. the wife of Lieut. Colonial JOHN BOOTH RICHARDSON, Royal Artillary, of a son.”
“At St Thomas’ Mount, Madras on the 1st inst. the wife of Lieut. Colonial JOHN BOOTH RICHARDSON, Royal Artillary, of a son.”
257. “ORDERS, DECORATIONS, MEDALS AND MILITARIA (7 MARCH 2007),” https://www.dnw.co.uk/auction-archive/past-catalog...set=160&limit=80, 7 March 2007, Lot 266.
258. “Lincolnshire Wills,” Nottingham Evening Post, 15 February 1937, 10, AJRV, 3/3/2013, http://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk.
259. “Wedding of Miss Williams of Heanton,” Exeter and Plymouth Gazette, 30 June 1909, 3, AJRV, 3/3/2013, http://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk.
File: Wedding JFR=FMW.png
File: Wedding JFR=FMW.png
260. “County,” Cornishman, Cornwall, 24 June 1909, 6, AJRV, 3/3/2013, http://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk.
261. “A North Devon Bride,” Western Times, Devon, 2 July 1909, 3, AJRV, 3/3/2013, http://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk.
262. “1901 England Census,” Ancestry.com, - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2005. - Census Returns of England and Wales, 1901. Kew, Surrey, England: The National Archives of the UK (TNA): Public Record Office (PRO), 1901. Data imaged from the National Archives, London, England. The, Ancestry.com, 360 West 4800 North, Provo, UT 84604, Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 1,7814::0, Ancestry.com, Class: RG13; Piece: 440; Folio: 6; Page: 3.
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263. FamilySearch.org, “LDS,” FamilySearch.org, IGI Baptisms.
264. “1939 Register of England & Wales,” 29 Sept 1939, https://www.findmypast.co.uk/1939register, https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record/locked?id=t...d%3d%3d&enc=true.
265. “British Red Cross,” http://www.redcross.org.uk/About-us/Who-we-are/His...t=true&last=true.
Files (2): Car Richardson VAD record p1.jpg, Car Richardson VAD record p2.jpg
Files (2): Car Richardson VAD record p1.jpg, Car Richardson VAD record p2.jpg
266. “VAD Hospital at Boxmoor,” http://www.hertfordshire-genealogy.co.uk/data/oldn...hospital-Boxmoor.htm.
268. Tony Voss, “Convalescing Soldiers,” http://paintings.antipole.co.uk/caroline-richardson/red-cross/soldiers/, January 2018.
270. Amersham Museum, “The Richardson Sisters,” http://amershamhistory.info/people/the-richardson-sisters/, 2014.
271. “Death of Edward Richardson,” The Scots Magazine, 01 March 1820, 292, A Barnett, communicated to AJRV by email, 10 Nov 2013, http://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/.
October 22. At Kingston, Jamaica, of the yellow fever, Mr Edward
Richardson, aged 16 years, son of the late Gabriel Richardson Esq of
Dumfries.
File: Edward Richardson death-The Scots Magazine-01Mar1820.JPG
October 22. At Kingston, Jamaica, of the yellow fever, Mr Edward
Richardson, aged 16 years, son of the late Gabriel Richardson Esq of
Dumfries.
File: Edward Richardson death-The Scots Magazine-01Mar1820.JPG
273. “Find A Grave,” https://www.findagrave.com, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/185770921/gabriel-richardson.
274. “Death annoucements,” Carlisle Patriot, 5 Nov 1847.
File: Ann Mundell death Carlisle Patriot-05 Nov 1847.JPG
File: Ann Mundell death Carlisle Patriot-05 Nov 1847.JPG
275. “Death announcements,” Fife Herald, 11 Nov 1847.
File: Ann Mundell death Fife Herald-11 Nov 1847.JPG
File: Ann Mundell death Fife Herald-11 Nov 1847.JPG
276. “1841 England Census,” Ancestry.com, - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2006. - Census Returns of England and Wales, 1841. Kew, Surrey, England: The National Archives of the UK (TNA): Public Record Office (PRO), 1841. Data imaged from the National Archives, London, England. The, Ancestry.com Operations, Inc, 1,8978::0, Ancestry.com, Class: HO107; Piece 295; Book: 15; Civil Parish: Melcombe Regis; County: Dorset; Enumeration District: 3; Folio: 18; Page: 30; Line: 2; GSU roll: 241344.
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277. “Richardson-Voss Collection.”
This collection of papers is on loan to and held at the Scott Polar
Research Institute, Cambridge.
As at 1997, AJRV holds a copy of the index. MS 1503/106/1, Extracts from journal and poems.
This collection of papers is on loan to and held at the Scott Polar
Research Institute, Cambridge.
As at 1997, AJRV holds a copy of the index. MS 1503/106/1, Extracts from journal and poems.
278. Alan Barnett, “Antipole Genealogy Contact: Richardson,” 12 Nov 2013, AJRV.
Alan wrote:
My interest is in Fraser Richardson who was Deacon of the Fleshers at the same time your ancestor Gabriel Richardson was Provost of Dumfries. It is my conjecture that Fraser and Gabriel may have been cousins. Although there are kindred, to-date however, there is no proof that our two families converge. To find my ancestors one has to probe all the family lines in order to establish relationships, which is why I am researching the early origins of yours.
Taking one generation earlier, it is certain that Fraser was the son of Robert the baker. Although we have a few candidates in mind for Robert’s parentage there is no certain proof which one of them was Robert’s.
Similarly, it is certain that the father of Gabriel was John of Cleughfoot. Robert Kemp in his Copwick site asserts that Mary Hendry was Gabriel’s mother, but I can find no proof for this. Certainly, GROS in its Scotlandspeople site has a John Richardson, already married to Mary, sitting on the naughty seat in 1750 for his fornication before their marriage but I have not yet found a certain link between this wayward John and Gabriel’s father to justify this assumption. It is certain, by examining the Baptismal record that Gabriel’s (b1758) siblings are: Thomas b1753, William b1755, Catharine b1764, Archibald b1767, John b1769, Janet b 1772 and Mary b1775. There may have been more, and Gabriel’s Will doesn’t mention all of these. Relating Mary’s pregnancy of 1750 there is no child subsequently baptised in Kirkpatrick-Juxta that is an easy fit. There is a gap of 3 years. Janet baptised in 1851 in Dumfries may fill this gap but there is no evidence for this. Their firstborn may have been sadly still born. From the current available records it is difficult to establish who was John’s father. Again we have candidates in mind but no certain proof. “Probably” comes all too often to mind.
According to the eulogy in the Churchyard, Gabriel “was born in humble circumstances on the lands of Kellobank, once the property of his ancestors.” Property here means leaseholder or tenant. Kellobank was a large estate in Kirkpatrick-Juxta which by 1820 had been divided and sold by its owners the Hope-Johnstones. The northern half went to William Younger to enlarge his Craigielands Estate and the southern portion, which included Cleughfoot, went to The Duke of Buccleuch. The name Cleughfoot is interesting. A “CLEUCH” according to the scots dictionary is a small ravine or gully. A burn running in its gully can be clearly seen running down the hillside opposite from the Kirkpatrick-Juxta churchyard. The Ordnance Survey in 1857 shows this burn in its ravine with a farmhouse located at the bottom of the hill. The farmhouse is spelt “CLEUCHFOOT” with a “C”; as the scots dictionary. All the Richardson baptismal records have the spelling “CLEUGHFOOT” spelt with a “G”; as does the 1804 valuations. The current postal address is: Cleughfoot House, Beattock, MOFFAT, DG10 9RF. So the historic local spelling of Cleughfoot with a “G” has had it for more than 200 years and the Ordnance Survey is wrong. Your web page on the Richardson origins “Richardson from Dumfriesshire” has badly misspelt the farm name. Secondly, John had more than two sons, so it should read, “… John Richardson had two notable sons.”
Alan wrote:
My interest is in Fraser Richardson who was Deacon of the Fleshers at the same time your ancestor Gabriel Richardson was Provost of Dumfries. It is my conjecture that Fraser and Gabriel may have been cousins. Although there are kindred, to-date however, there is no proof that our two families converge. To find my ancestors one has to probe all the family lines in order to establish relationships, which is why I am researching the early origins of yours.
Taking one generation earlier, it is certain that Fraser was the son of Robert the baker. Although we have a few candidates in mind for Robert’s parentage there is no certain proof which one of them was Robert’s.
Similarly, it is certain that the father of Gabriel was John of Cleughfoot. Robert Kemp in his Copwick site asserts that Mary Hendry was Gabriel’s mother, but I can find no proof for this. Certainly, GROS in its Scotlandspeople site has a John Richardson, already married to Mary, sitting on the naughty seat in 1750 for his fornication before their marriage but I have not yet found a certain link between this wayward John and Gabriel’s father to justify this assumption. It is certain, by examining the Baptismal record that Gabriel’s (b1758) siblings are: Thomas b1753, William b1755, Catharine b1764, Archibald b1767, John b1769, Janet b 1772 and Mary b1775. There may have been more, and Gabriel’s Will doesn’t mention all of these. Relating Mary’s pregnancy of 1750 there is no child subsequently baptised in Kirkpatrick-Juxta that is an easy fit. There is a gap of 3 years. Janet baptised in 1851 in Dumfries may fill this gap but there is no evidence for this. Their firstborn may have been sadly still born. From the current available records it is difficult to establish who was John’s father. Again we have candidates in mind but no certain proof. “Probably” comes all too often to mind.
According to the eulogy in the Churchyard, Gabriel “was born in humble circumstances on the lands of Kellobank, once the property of his ancestors.” Property here means leaseholder or tenant. Kellobank was a large estate in Kirkpatrick-Juxta which by 1820 had been divided and sold by its owners the Hope-Johnstones. The northern half went to William Younger to enlarge his Craigielands Estate and the southern portion, which included Cleughfoot, went to The Duke of Buccleuch. The name Cleughfoot is interesting. A “CLEUCH” according to the scots dictionary is a small ravine or gully. A burn running in its gully can be clearly seen running down the hillside opposite from the Kirkpatrick-Juxta churchyard. The Ordnance Survey in 1857 shows this burn in its ravine with a farmhouse located at the bottom of the hill. The farmhouse is spelt “CLEUCHFOOT” with a “C”; as the scots dictionary. All the Richardson baptismal records have the spelling “CLEUGHFOOT” spelt with a “G”; as does the 1804 valuations. The current postal address is: Cleughfoot House, Beattock, MOFFAT, DG10 9RF. So the historic local spelling of Cleughfoot with a “G” has had it for more than 200 years and the Ordnance Survey is wrong. Your web page on the Richardson origins “Richardson from Dumfriesshire” has badly misspelt the farm name. Secondly, John had more than two sons, so it should read, “… John Richardson had two notable sons.”
279. “Richardson-Voss Collection.”
This collection of papers is on loan to and held at the Scott Polar
Research Institute, Cambridge.
As at 1997, AJRV holds a copy of the index. MS 1503/11/2, Letter from hos mother anticipating confinement.
This collection of papers is on loan to and held at the Scott Polar
Research Institute, Cambridge.
As at 1997, AJRV holds a copy of the index. MS 1503/11/2, Letter from hos mother anticipating confinement.
280. Autobiography of Mrs. [Eliza] Fletcher, Mary Richardson [neé Fletcher], Edmonton and Douglas, Edinburgh, 1875 (2nd edition), AJRV, p197.
281. Autobiography of Mrs. [Eliza] Fletcher, Mary Richardson [neé Fletcher], Edmonton and Douglas, Edinburgh, 1875 (2nd edition), AJRV, p304.
282. “1881 England Census,” Ancestry.com and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2004. 1881 British Isles Census Index provided by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints © Copyright 1999 Intellectual Reserve, Inc. All rights reserved. All use is subject to the limited use licen, Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 1,7572::0, Ancestry.com, Class: RG11; Piece: 2443; Folio: 103; Page: 14; Line: ; GSU roll: 1341588.
File: 1881 census RICHARDSONs in Fulham.jpg
File: 1881 census RICHARDSONs in Fulham.jpg
283. “Border Crossings: From Canada to U.S., 1895-1956,” Ancestry.com, Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2007.Original data - Maine. Alphabetical Manifest Cards of Alien Arrivals at Calais, Maine, ca. 1906-1952. Micropublication M2042. RG 85. 5 rolls. National Archives, Washington, D.C.Maine.
284. “1891 England Census,” Ancestry.com, Class: RG12; Piece: 1744; Folio 19; Page 31; GSU roll: 6096854.
Files (2): RICHARDSON 1891 Plymouth.jpg, Mona RICHARDSON 1891 Ewelme, Oxfordshire .jpg
Files (2): RICHARDSON 1891 Plymouth.jpg, Mona RICHARDSON 1891 Ewelme, Oxfordshire .jpg
286. “The practice of Autosuggestion” & “Pratice in Collective Autosuggestion” by Jospehine Richardson, leaflets in possesion of AJRV.
287. “1891 England Census,” Ancestry.com, Stoke Dameral, Devenport, England.
Files (2): RICHARDSON 1891 Plymouth.jpg, Mona RICHARDSON 1891 Ewelme, Oxfordshire .jpg
Files (2): RICHARDSON 1891 Plymouth.jpg, Mona RICHARDSON 1891 Ewelme, Oxfordshire .jpg
288. Richard Voss, “Art and Artillery: Major-General John Booth Richardson (1838-1923),” Soldiers of thr Queen: Journal of the Victorian Military Society, 132, March 2013, pp3-13, AJRV on computer, Soldiers of the Queen, 152.
289. “Letter from John B Richardson to his grandmother on his grandfather’s death,” 10 Nov 1854, AJRV.
NB Date on letter looks like 1884, but must be 1854 as this fits with grandfather’s death, JBR at RMA and also brother Willingham deceased by 1884.
File: John B Richardson letter to grandmother 1854.pdf
NB Date on letter looks like 1884, but must be 1854 as this fits with grandfather’s death, JBR at RMA and also brother Willingham deceased by 1884.
File: John B Richardson letter to grandmother 1854.pdf
290. “Letter from John B RICHARDSON to his aunt,” 5 Apr 1858, AJRV.
Two candidate aunts: Elizabeth S M RICHARDSON and Mary Ann PACEY, wife of his uncle Thomas W BOOTH. Both had sons by name of Thomas. In his letter of 1854 his reference to Thomas was clearly Thomas BOOTH (c), to whom he was probably close and therefore AJRV concludes this likely Mary Ann PACEY.
File: John B Richardson letter to aunt 1858.pdf
Two candidate aunts: Elizabeth S M RICHARDSON and Mary Ann PACEY, wife of his uncle Thomas W BOOTH. Both had sons by name of Thomas. In his letter of 1854 his reference to Thomas was clearly Thomas BOOTH (c), to whom he was probably close and therefore AJRV concludes this likely Mary Ann PACEY.
File: John B Richardson letter to aunt 1858.pdf
291. “Winchester Assizes,” Aldershot Military Gazette, 11 April 1863, 2, AJRV, 3/3/2013, http://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk.
292. “A Visit to Haslar, 1916,” Major-General John Booth Richardson, Royal Hospital Haslar, Eric Birbeck, 2004, A booklet reproducing and extending an article originally published in he Royal Navy Medical Officers Journal, AJRV.
293. “1891 England Census,” Ancestry.com, Class: RG12; Piece: 986; Folio 107; Page 17; GSU roll: 6096096.
Files (2): RICHARDSON 1891 Plymouth.jpg, Mona RICHARDSON 1891 Ewelme, Oxfordshire .jpg
Files (2): RICHARDSON 1891 Plymouth.jpg, Mona RICHARDSON 1891 Ewelme, Oxfordshire .jpg
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File: 1881 census RICHARDSONs in Fulham.jpg
File: 1881 census RICHARDSONs in Fulham.jpg
299. “1891 England Census,” Ancestry.com, Class: RG12; Piece: 1646; Folio 94; Page 2; GSU roll: 6096756.
Files (2): RICHARDSON 1891 Plymouth.jpg, Mona RICHARDSON 1891 Ewelme, Oxfordshire .jpg
Files (2): RICHARDSON 1891 Plymouth.jpg, Mona RICHARDSON 1891 Ewelme, Oxfordshire .jpg
300. “Dorset, England, Births and Baptisms, 1813-1906,” Ancestry.com, Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2011.Original data - Dorset Parish Registers. Dorchester, England: Dorset History Centre.Original data: Dorset Parish Registers. Dorchester, England: Dorset History Centre., Ancestry.com, 360 West 4800 North, Provo, UT 84604.
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