Edwin Swinfen Bellyse

3 October 1820 (baptised) to 21 July 1877

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Edwin Swinfen Bellyse, of Springfield House, and Shrewbridge Lodge, Nantwich, and of Oakfield, Stapeley (jure uxoris), LSA (1843), LRCS, FRCS Edinburgh (1860), MOH Wybunbury District, Cheshire, Nantwich Charity Trustee 1866, educated at King’s College, London, Birmingham Medical School, Edinburgh University (MD 1843) and Paris, married Sarah Ann (died after 1896), daughter and heiress of Joseph Betteley, of Oakfield House, Stapeley, Cheshire and died 21 July 1877, leaving issue (Burke, John and Burke, Sir Bernard (1836)(Eighteenth Edition, 1972), Bellyse Baker of Highfields in Burke’s Landed Gentry, Volume 3, pages 35 to 38).

1820

Edwin Swinfen Bellyse, the son of Dr John and Hannah Bellyse (BEL00003), was born in 1820 and baptised at Audlem on 3 October 1820 (Audlem Parish Records).

1850

(Provincial Medical Directory, 1850 to 1858)

1851

1851 Census – 153 Swinemarket, Nantwich

Edwin Swinfen Bellyse, unmarried, 30, MD Edinburgh in general practice

1852

Edwin Swinfen Bellyse married Sarah Ann Betterley at Wybunbury on 30 September 1852 (Wybunbury Parosh Records).

1858

(London and Provincial Medical Directory 1858)

1859

(The Medical Registers, 1859)

1861

1861 Census – Shrewbridge Lodge, Broad Lane, Nantwich

Edwin S Bellyse, 40, MD Edinburgh practising as general practitioner

Sarah A Bellyse, 36

Edith A Bellyse, 7

Edwin R Bellyse, 4

Elizabeth Hey, governess

Cook, nurse, housemaid and visitor

1871

1871 Census – London Road, Stapeley

Edwin S Bellyse, 50, general practitioner medicine

Sarah A Bellyse, 46

Edith A Bellyse, 17

Edwin R Bellyse, 15

Two visitors, a housemaid, cook, waitress and kitchen maid

1877

Edwin Bellyse died on 21 July 1877 aged 57 and was buried at Wybunbury on 26 July 1877 (Wybunbury Parish Records). Bellyse Edwin Swinfen MD. Effects under £1500. 24 August. The Will of Edwin Swinfen Bellyse late of Oakfield Nantwich in the County of Chester MD who died 21 July 1877 at Oakfield was proved at Chester by Sarah Ann Bellyse of Oakfield Widow the Relict the sole Executor (Probate Records).