Notes: Bell Family Genealogy

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7	"Son of a retired sea captain" - DNB Horticultural Writer	Hibberd, James Shirley (I333)
8	According to Burkes Landed Gentry of Ireland, Marianne was the dau of Rev J B Laughton. Her death cert in 1814 gives an age of 85 i.e. she was born in 1828 +/-1 Est birthdate of 1828/9 tallies with birth dates of children. i.e. earliest 1852 (aged 23) and last 1874 (aged 45) According to marriage notice in the Sydney Morning Herald, She was the step-dau of JBL - Marianne would have been the dau of Jane Looney. This is possible as there is a 1843 shipping list entry for Mr & Mrs Laughton + daughter. However, I cannot find a Marianne (or Mary Ann) dau of Jane Looney	[Looney?], Marianne Frances Jane (I279)
9	Adopted after her fathers death by Charles Monague Mitchell, nephew of James Shirley Hibberd's 1st wife.	Hibberd, Ellen Shirley (I336)
10	Age 43 on register. True age = 46	Glasier, Arthur Samuel (I350)
11	Aged 35 at death	Wheatley, Eliza (I163)
12	All the IGI entries are 'member submitted' but the dates are in accordance with the 1861 census age.	Potts, Margaret Laughton (I309)
13	As the name is re-used, we can assume that he died before 1847	Bell, Francis (I332)
14	As the parents were maried in 1862, it would seem that the 1st 4 childern were born prior to the marriage.	Family: Robert Studdert / Marianne Frances Jane [Looney?] (F90)
15	Based on JKL manuscript	Foubister, Peter (I365)
16	bef 1881 as Amalia was a widow in the Census aft 1878 Assuming he was the father of Eugene :-)	de Alberti, Eugenio (I62)
17	Birth cert see Manchester XX 747	Glasier, John Thomas (I349)
18	BIRTH. On the 23rd November, at her residence, Paterson, the wife of Mr. Robert Studdert, of a son	Studdert, Richard de Clare (I318)
19	Birthdate according to child age on MFJ Studdert death cert.	Studdert, Charles Fitzgerald (I311)
20	Born: Alfred Churley	Cawthorne, Alfred Matthew (I467)
21	Death-BELL- On the 24th at his residence,11 Albert-crescent Penarth, Francis Bell aged 90, father of Walter Bell,Merthyr Vale and James Bell of Barry Dock. Western Mail May 1894	Bell, Francis (I6)
22	Died at sea, Cape Horn. master of Caledonia. Source JKL Manuscript According to Lloyds List, James Laughton was master of Caledonia, 1815 to 1825, sailing first between Liverpool and Buenos Aires, later between Liverpool and Valparaiso. R Holman was listed as master of Caledonia 1826 to 1832 on the Liverpool Valparaiso route. Caledonia does not appear in Lloyds list after 1832, so presumed lost 1833.	Foubister, John (I367)
23	Died from a cerebral haemorrage following a fall when her walking stick broke.	Laughton, Grace Ellen Effingham (I20)
24	Family link based on the supposition that the Kate Clancy ientified in the 1871 census is 'our' Kate. There is an age discrepency of 4 years, but maybe she 'lost' a few years when she married :-) Could be more certain if we got Kate's marriage or death cert.	Family: Clancy / Mary (F129)
25	First name gives some fun in the records... Birth recorded as Seber 1901 Census recorded as Ceber Marriage recorded as Zeber	Legg, Zeber Hilda V (I412)
26	George Studdert has a slightly odd NSW BDM ref no of 165/1908	Studdert, George Austin (I314)
27	He died Q2 1894 aged 90 which implies that he was born 1803/4 But census ages of 85 at begining of April 1891 imply a birthdate between April 1805 and Mar 1806. I guess his death certificate age is incorrect.	Bell, Francis (I6)
28	Her wedding cert to Robert Studdert lists her as Widow.	[Looney?], Marianne Frances Jane (I279)
29	http://newspaperarchive.com/winnipeg-free-press/1963-04-15/page-26	Rees, Thomas Clifford (I160)
30	http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=608088.10	Family: Thomas Clifford Rees / Beatrice Deborah Finch (F154)
31	https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/225794121/francis_eugene-laughton	Laughton, Col Francis Eugene (I31)
32	in the 1861 census, she is listed as staying with Ann Laughton (Née Potts)	Potts, Margaret Laughton (I309)
33	Infant death assumed as no name given at registration	Studdert, Unnamed (I322)
34	JK Laughton's Who's Who entry described him as "Liverpool Mariner, wine merchant & in times of war captain of privateer"	Laughton, James (I41)
35	LAUGHTON December 5th, 1859, at his residence, Upper Parliament street, Liverpool, England, James Laughton, Esq., at the advanced age of eighty-four years. The Sydney Morning Herald Tuesday 13 March 1860 Presumably placed in the SMH by his son, James Brotherston Laughton. This underlines the mail clipper transit times of 90-100 days during that era.	Laughton, James (I41)
36	LAUGHTON?April 10th, at her residence, Cumberland-terrace, Upper Parliament-street, Liverpool, England, in the 72nd year of her age, Mrs. Ann Laughton, widow of the late Mr. James Laughton, merchant, of Liverpool, and mother of the Rev. James B. Laughton, of St. Stephen's Church, Bathurst. Sydney Morning Herald, Friday 21 July 1865	Potts, Ann (I42)
37	Lieutenant Hubert H S Laughton, 2nd Worcestershire Regiment, who died at the Epsom Manor War Hospital, on November 25, of septic pneumonia, aged 21, was the youngest son of the late Sir John Knox Laughton, R.N., and Lady Laughton of Wimbledon. He was educated at the Wimbledon Catholic College, King's College School, Wimbledon, and King's College London where he showed promise of a brilliant career in science. He was gazetted to the Worcestershire Regiment in August 1915, before reaching his 18th birthday, and a year later went to France, where he was in the forefront of the fighting for two years. He received a bullet wound in the thigh on October 28, near Le Cateau, and was progressing favourably, when he contracted influenza followed by septic pneumonia. He was only ill three days. The Times, November 28 1918	Laughton, Hubert Henry Schomberg (I34)
38	Mar 1896 Merthyr Tydfil 11a 356	Bell, Major Walter JP (I8)
39	Married Q4 1882 Husband either: Evans John Alfred or Radway William Charles	Glasier, Alice Mary (I352)
40	MARRIED. On Saturday, the 6th April instant, at Christ Church, St. Lawrence, by the Rev. W. H. Walsh, M. A., Mr. Robert Moore, to Marianne Frances Jane, step-daughter of the Rev. James B. Laughton, B. A. Sydney Morning Herald, Mon 8th April 1850	Family: Robert Moore / Marianne Frances Jane [Looney?] (F143)
41	MEXICO CITY, Aug. 25. -- Arthur Edward Seymour Laughton, an Englishman, and Erich von Thaden were assassinated at Coahuacan, Michoacan, on Saturday by peons, for the purpose of the robbery of a $1,500 payroll. Laughton was the son-in-law of Mrs. Zelia Nuttall, an archaeologist. The son leaves a wife and three children. Von Thaden was the son of an American woman and German father. He leaves a wife and two children.	Laughton, Arthur Edward Seymour (I40)
42	Murdered by bandits during wages snatch	Laughton, Arthur Edward Seymour (I40)
43	Name: Anne Laughton Paterson Year of Registration: 1869 Quarter of Registration: Oct-Nov-Dec District: Chorlton County: Lancashire Volume: 8c Page: 528	Paterson, Ann Laughton (I450)
44	Not found on 1851 census, so may have died bef 1851	Potts, Ann (I306)
45	possibly Churly	Churly, Albert B (I471)
46	Possibly Jun 1903 Cardiff 11a 226	Bell, James (I162)
47	Possibly married George Smith, 12 Dec 1809 Nether Denton	Potts, Mary (I208)
48	Reverted to surname Nuttall on parents' divorce	Pinart, Nadine Carmelite (I58)
49	RN Number 135747 Army number 408443	Bell, Col Francis Graham OBE (I23)
50	Screen Wall. K. 98.	Laughton, Hubert Henry Schomberg (I34)