Effie Ruth Christine Bellyse
12 November 1890 to 18 July 1892 (buried)
BEL00021
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1890
Effie Ruth Christine Bellyse, the daughter of
(Edwin) Reginald and Euphemia Bellyse (BEL00016), was
born on 12 November 1890 at Raven’s Oak, Stapeley,
and baptised on 12 December 1890 at Wybunbury (Wybunbury
Parish Records).
Births. Bellyse. On the 12th inst, at Raven’s Oak, Stapeley
near Nantwich, the wife of E Reginald Bellyse MA JP of a daughter. (Chester Chronicle, 15 November 1890).
1891
1891 Census – 209 Cromwell Road, Kensington
James McKenzie, 60, merchant,
China and Japan
Annie Mackenzie, his daughter, 26
Marigold Mackenzie, his daughter,
21
Reginald Bellyse, son in law, 34,
former magistrate
Effie Bellyse, James Mackenzie’s
daughter and Reginald’s wife, 33
Effie R Bellyse, James Mackenzie’s granddaughter,
4 months
Cook, parlourmaid and nurse
1892
Effie Bellyse died in 1892 and was buried on 18 July 1892 at
Wybunbury (Wybunbury
Parish Records).
