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The descendants of the Beales and Bell family from St Osyth

Grandfather Beales, Haed gardener at the Priory
 

These pages attempt to show the descendants of the Beales family in St Osyth.
The Beales name was extensive in the community from the mid 1800`s until the 1970`s.
For example , in the 1881 census there were 28 names registered as Beales.
By the 1901 census, this increased to 41 some 20 years later.

My own family lived in Chestnut Cottage in Spring Rd. I cannot be sure when my parents moved in, but it must have been before 1934, we finally vacated the premises in 1972.
I have attempted on this
web site to document the Beales and Bell ( my mothers side) back as far as records currently take us.
The Bell family together with the Clampins lived in the Gas House which was located opposite the Kings Arms. This supplied Gas to the Priory.

(<<<<< Grandfather Beales, head gardener at the Priory)

The Beales were also related to the Ramplings, Bareham, Clampin and the Last families.
Consequently, I have also attempted to document the links between these families

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link to Ancestry.co.uklink to Natiional archives

My father Ernest Alfred Beales married Ivy Emily Bell.
The Beales were long standing residents of St Osyth, whilst the Bell family moved into the village from Sproughton, near Ipswich.
The Beales was also related to the Ramplings, Bareham, Clampin and the Last families.
Consequently, I have also documented links between these families.


I have purposefully not used family tree software, as this method allows me to add various notes when new information is submitted. The downside being it may be difficult to follow.

Notes:-
B= born
Later updates have no B - ie 1818 means born on that date
M or m = marriage date

D or d =death date
SO = St Osyth



Notes with additional information

Published by Alan Beales, formerly of St Osyth
This work has been the culmination of many years research.
Small portions of this tree ahave already been published on "Ancestry and Genes Re-united".
Unfortunately they contain a multitude of errors which seem to stem from conjecture on the part of the authors,
here we hope to correct some of those errors.
If you have any further information that can be added to these descendants, then use this contact form.

I look forward to hearing from you

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Acknowledgements also to these who have a Beales/Bell connection
to Ann Smith of Colchester
to Brenda Knight of St Osyth
to Sarah Beales
to Derek Beales

to Pam Boon, Bournemouth
to Phyll Hendy, the St Osyth recorder
to Trevor Collins