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Burgess Family History
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The Burgess Family Photo Album. |
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George
Burgess (1829 -1905) practiced Phrenology
in the Arcades, Bristol from 1861 to 1901. Two
books he published about or after 1871, and most
likely published in the Bristol area, can be viewed
from this site. The first book is a general guide
to Phrenology. The Scriptural passages in it were
searched out by George Burgess in 1868. The second
book was used by George Burgess until his retirement
in 1901, the readings being
entered into this book by George Burgess for his
customers to keep. From here you can also read
about the life & times of George Burgess including
his Diary, poetry and religious thoughts. Learn
about his family history, his parents, his life
and his children, view the Burgess family photos,
and his scrapbook on Victorian life and culture
as told by newspapers of the day. |
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George
Burgess - Phrenologist (original book).
Phrenology
by George Burgess - Original copy on Reading
of Gertrude Rosa Burgess in 1901.
Phrenology
Head Stamps used by George Burgess.
Victorian
Scrapbook by George Burgess - Provides a glimpse
of Victorian Society & Culture.
The Middleton Family, from Washington DC, America |
 The Bristol Guest House, Paignton, Devon.jpg) |
Family Documents - Burgess family documents. |
| Other
Documents |
Poison
letters - Written by Gertrude
Rosa Burgess accusing her daughter-in-law of poisoning her.
Two letters
from Queensland, Australia to Bristol England - Between sisters, Maud Lilly Burgess (Mrs Bryer, Australia) and Gertrude Rosa Burgess (Mrs Pratt, England). 1st letter dated 19th September 1958 written on behalf of Mrs Bryer to her sister Mrs Pratt; 2nd letter dated 15th December 1958 from Arthur Bryer to Edward William Burgess Baglin (Ted) sending his sympathies for the loss of Ted's mother (Mrs Pratt), who died 29th November that year. |
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| Bristol Blitz January 1941 (WWII) a Tragic
Loss |
| Civilians killed in Bristol during
the last war included a Charles W Cryer who was
killed in the January 1941 blitz (aged 82), his
wife was also killed along with his daughter-in-law
(Lily Cryer, aged 23) and his granddaughter (aged
6). His daughter-in-law (Lily Cryer) was the daughter
of Edwin Thomas and Selina Mary Ann BURGESS, who
were then living at 15 Nelson Street Bedminster,
Bristol. |
| Relevant Links |
| Burgess on Familypedia (like Wikipedia but specifically for Genealogy). |
| Common Information |
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Certificates (births, marriages and deaths) an Excel Table
Family Photo Albums
Family Graves
Downend Parish Magazine, August 1905 (Parish Register lists the marriage of William Edward Baglin to Gertrude Rosa Burgess on 31 May 1905).
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on
Saturday, 3 October, 2009
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