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Eliza BAILEY
1874 - Aft 1939 (65 years)
Has 115 ancestors and 14 descendants in this family tree.
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Name Eliza BAILEY Relationship 
with Teresa Ann GOATHAM Born 9 Apr 1874 75, Cleveland Street, Liverton Mines (als New London), Yorkshire, England 
- Actual date and place from the GRO birth registration entry and the 1939 register.
Although the 1881 census shows Eliza as having been born in Hetton le Hole, her birth registration shows she was actually born before her parents and the rest of the family moved from Yorkshire up to Co. Durham.
GRO ref: Bailey, Eliza q2 1874 Guisbro' RD 9d 470; GRO online index shows mother's maiden name as Jury
In the 1891 and 1911 censuses she is shown as born in New London, and in 1901 in London.
Liverton Mine was sunk by the New London Company (in about 1871), and consequently the settlement Liverton Mines was often referred to as New London.
Birth registration of Eliza 'Bailey' Gender Female Education 1881 Scholar Occupation 1891 Three Tuns Inn, Hetton-le-Hole, Co. Durham, England Domestic servant (at a pub - was she also barmaid?) Residence 1921 117, Robinson Street, South Shields, Co. Durham, England - With her husband, 3 surviving daughters, of whom the oldest , Sarah, was married and her husband and son were also present.
Died Aft 1939 - After 1939 as in the register.
Siblings5 brothers and 5 sisters Patriarch & Matriarch 
William BAILEY, b. Abt 1724, (probably in or near), Kingsteignton, Devon, England, d. Jul 1817, Teigngrace, Devon, England (Age ~ 93 years) (2 x Great Grandfather) 
Elizabeth OLIVER, d. Yes, date unknown (2 x Great Grandmother)Notes - Domestic servant with the Smith family at the Three Tuns Inn, Hetton le Hole in 1891
Looks like 2 Elizabeths on 1881 census but looking carefully there is a line through the "beth" bit for this one.
Also Eliza for marr and in 1901 census. Not found birth cert entry index.
Person ID I663 All | henryAdorbailey Last Modified 21 Mar 2023
Father Samuel BAILEY, b. 25 Jan 1838, Kingsteignton, Devon, England , d. 29 Oct 1915, Houghall, Co. Durham, England (Age 77 years) Mother Elizabeth JURY, b. 15 Jan 1842, Rix Hill, Whitchurch, Devon, England , d. 12 Oct 1928, Garden Street, Houghall, Co. Durham, England (Age 86 years) Married 17 Nov 1861 St. Andrew’s Church, Whitchurch, Devon, England - From PR (seen image)
Samuel Bailey, full age, bach, labourer; Elizabeth Jury, aged 20, spinster, no occupation shown, both resident Whitchurch; fathers William Bailey, thatcher, and John Jury, labourer.
Samuel Bailey made his mark, Elizabeth Jury signed; witnessed by Mary Ann Jury and Richard Jury who both signed.
GRO ref: BAILEY, Samuel to JURY, Elizabeth q4 1861 Tavistock RD 5b 670
Family ID F192 Family Group Page | Family Chart
Family Charles Johnson BELL, b. 16 Aug 1869, Easington Lane, Co. Durham, England , d. Dec Q 1949, Durham Central Reg Dist, Co. Durham, England (Age 79 years) Married Mar Q 1894 Sunderland Reg Dist, Co. Durham, England - GRO ref: Bell, Charles Johnson to BAILEY, Eliza q1 1894 Sunderland RD 10a 857
The 1911 census shows that by then Charles and Eliza had had 7 children but only three were still living. These 3 were Sarah, Luy and their second ELizabeth, all of whom were with them on census night. Two children must have been born and died between the 1901 and 1911 censuses. One of these would appear to be Ethel Maud, the other may well have been Charles Norman, although he could have been the 5th child they lost. If he was the 4th then he must have died just before the census, as a death was registered almost immediately, and his death was registered in q2 1911 i.e. no earlier than 1st April and census night was 2nd April.
There were several births of Bells with a mother's maiden name of Bailey in Gateshead district between 1901 and 1911, it seems there was another Bell there married to a Bailey, but Charles and Eliza could have had a child there, they clearly moved around (locally) a fair bit. If they had another child before 1911 then most likely they were born about 1904 when there is quite a gap between known children. There was a Thomas Henry whose birth was registered in q1 1905 in Gateshead district, but he does not appear to have died by 1911. There are quite a number of errors in the GRO online index (which includes the mother's maiden name); it could well be that either another Bell with a mother's maiden name of Bailey does not show up due to an error.
Children7 children Last Modified 18 Apr 2021 Family ID F548 Family Group Page | Family Chart
- Actual date and place from the GRO birth registration entry and the 1939 register.
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Born - 9 Apr 1874 - 75, Cleveland Street, Liverton Mines (als New London), Yorkshire, England 
Occupation - Domestic servant (at a pub - was she also barmaid?) - 1891 - Three Tuns Inn, Hetton-le-Hole, Co. Durham, England 
Child - Sarah Douglas BELL - 16 Jul 1896 - Easington Lane, Co. Durham, England Child - Elizabeth Jane Roe BELL - Mar Q 1898 - Easington Lane, Co. Durham, England 
Child - Samuel John Lawson BELL - Abt Sep 1900 - Murton Colliery, Co. Durham, England 
Child - Ethel Maud BELL - Dec Q 1902 - Easington Reg Dist, Co. Durham, England 
Child - Charles Norman BELL - Jun Q 1911 - South Shields Reg Dist, Co. Durham, England = Link to Google Earth (if installed; see link below to install) Pin Legend 
