GEORGE CASON STEPHEN

[dale1947]

CAN ANYONE HELP WITH ANY INFO ON GEORGE CASON STEPHEN. HE WAS BORN IN 1817 ON THE IOM. HE COULD HAVE BEEN A CLERGYMAN AND HIS WIFE WAS HELEN BORN IN 1814 IN SCOTLAND. THANKS

[AMBLY]

Hi Dale1947

I think, his name was George Caesar STEPHEN - the 1861 looks a bit like  "Cason"  or Casson" - but a closer look, it's "Caesar" with the "ae" written in that traditional way backtoback touching as one character, as in "Julius Caesar" (probably an official explaination of how it is written but I don't know it !)

1851: Ballacallin - Parish Patrick, Isle of Man
HO107 / Piece: 2523 /  Folio: 16 /  Page: 25
Head: George C STEPHEN 34, Curate of Dalby Church, b Marown, IOM
Wife: Helen 37, b Scotland
Son: Walter G, 3, b Patrick IOM
Son: Thomas 1, b Patrick IOM
Servant: Margaret KELLY 60, wid, Nurse, b Braddon IOM
Servant: Elizabeth CROW 60, unm, Cook, b Santon IOM

1861: Love Lane - Anglesey, Parish of Conchan, Isle of Man
RG9 /  Piece: 4419 /  Folio: 91 /  Page: 21
Head: George Caesar STEPHEN 44, Clergyman Ch. of Eng. Without Care of Souls, b Marown, IOM (Disbility noted: "Deaf ")
Wife: Helen 47, b Scotland
Son: Walter Grindley 13, Scholar, b Patrick IOM
Son: Thomas 11, Scholar, b Patrick IOM
Servant: Elizabeth CREER, 73, unm, House Servant, b Santon IOM


http://www.isle-of-man.com/manxnotebook/fulltext/lg1861/d_gnrl.htm
Leeches Guide & Directory of the IOM  1861
MINISTERS OF RELIGION AND CHURCH OFFICIALS OF THE ISLE OF MAN
RESIDENT UNBENEFICED CLERGY
Rev. George Caesar Stephen, Douglas, (late Chaplain of St. James’, Dalby. 1840-56)

http://www.isle-of-man.com/manxnotebook/fulltext/qg1841/index.htm
Quiggins Illustrated Guide & Visitors Companion  through the IOM 1852
Ministers of religion of the Establishment:
George Caesar STEPHEN Chaplain of St. James’s, Patrick

His baptism is on the IGI (Extracted record):
George Caesar  STEPHEN
chr 30 Jul 1816, Marown, IOM
Parents:
Thomas STEPHEN
Charotte GELLING

Cheers
AMBLY

[AMBLY]

You will find a large number of other children christened to those same parents, Thomas STEPHEN and Charlotte GELLING  on the iGI:

Daniel Thomas - 1802 Ballaugh (submitted)
Jane Marshall - 1803 Ballaugh (submitted)
Charlotte Augusta - 1805 Ballaugh (submitted)
John Clowes - 1806 Ballaugh (submitted)
Mary Jemima - 1808 Ballaugh (submitted)
Elin Eliza - 1809 Ballaugh (submitted)
Susannah Alicia - 1810 Marown (submitted)
(George Caesar - 1816 Marown) (extracted)
Laura Maria - 1818 Marown (extracted)
Margaret Christian - 1818 Marown (extracted)

1841: Balla Carnahan - (Part of) Parish of Partick, Isle of Man
Thos. STEPHEN 65, Vicar - Y
Charlotte STEPHEN 60 - Y
Geo. STEPHEN 20, Chaplain - Y
/
Jane CORLETT 35, Ind. - Y
Thos. CORLETT 11, Student - N
Elizth BEVAN 20, Ind -  E
Amelia HARRISON 20, Ind - Y
Collet? STEPHEN (male), Student - Y
Wm. CALLISTER 20, Ag Lab - Y
Elizth CREER 40, F.S. - Y
Ann MOUGHTIN? 15, F.S. - Y

http://www3.telus.net/lawson/twill/1822_001.html
http://www3.telus.net/lawson/twill/1811_026.html

http://www.tynwald.org.im/keys/1417-chronological.shtml
Corlett Thomas Stephen

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/bill-lee/quine/people1758.htm

http://www.123people.co.uk/s/daniel+gelling
Modern day descendant via the GELLING, leading to:
http://www.rootschat.com/links/06t9/

Stephens of Ballaugh
....... landed proprietors in Ballaugh in 1515. ....Daniel (STEPHEN) was clerk of the parish from 1770 to 1792, and also .... schoolmaster..... His son Thomas (STEPHEN)   entered the church and became curate to the Revd Daniel Gelling Rector of Ballaugh (1777 to 1801).

Thomas (STEPHEN) ...born in 1760, married in 1800 the Rector's daughter Charlotte ( GELLING) .........the lively Miss G,' by whom he had a large family, most of whom died young. He became Vicar of Marown in 1819 and Vicar of Patrick in 1827. He was also Vicar General.  His son John Clowes, born in 1806,........practiced very successfully at the Bar.......His daughter Charlotte Augusta (born Aug 15, 1805, died Oct 6, 1862) married Joseph Gill, C.E...........John Clowes ....married August 17, 1841 (to)  Elizabeth Swan (at Patrick) and had issue.


Cheers
AMBLY

[AMBLY]

http://www.lancashirebmd.org.uk/
http://freebmd.rootsweb.com/cgi/search.pl
MARRIAGE - West Derby (Lancashire) - Jun Qtr 1844 - Vol 20, page 812
George Caesar STEPHEN and Helen GRINDLAY
Toxteth Park, St James, Liverpool

IGI: (extracted)
Helen GRINDLAY chr 6 Jun 1814, Bo'ness, West Lothian
Parents: Walter GRINDLAY and Margaret SCOTT

Cheers
AMBLY

[AMBLY]

http://www.archive.org/stream/sirjamesysimpson00simpuoft/sirjamesysimpson00simpuoft_djvu.txt
married a Grindlay from Bo'ness.  Coming home from his first tour abroad, the young
doctor went to have tea with a Walter Grindlay, a  cousin of his own, whose shipping trade had led him to
leave Bo'ness for Liverpool. He found Mr. Grindlay had many daughters,

1841: Bedford Street - Extra Parochial Toxteth Park, West Derby, Liverpool, Lancashire
 HO107 /  Piece 568 /  Book: 20 / Folio: 7 / Pg 7
Walter GRINDLAY 70, Merchant - S
Margreat GRINDLAY 60 - S?
Isabella GRINDLAY 25 - S?
Hellen GRINDLAY 20 - S?
Richard GRINDLAY 20?, Merchant, - S
/
Robert SCOTT 15, Merchant - S?
Mary WILLSON 15, F.S. - S
Agness GUTHRIE 15, F.S. - S

Cheers
AMBLY

[dale1947]

AMBLY,
             THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR ALL THE INFO YOU HAVE SENT ME. I THINK YOU ARE CORRECT AS THE MARRIAGE IN LIVERPOOL SOUND RIGHT.I WILL LET YOU KNOW.DO YOU KNOW WHERE I CAN GET COPIES OF THE MARRIAGE AND BIRTH CERTS FROM THE IOM? MANY THANKS AGAIN.

[Frances_mnb]

there is a thread on http://www.isle-of-man.com/cgi-bin/interests/genealogy/bulletin/index.pl?noframes explaining how to get manx BMDs
however note that civil registration only started post 1877 (with a very few voluntary regs pre this date) - for records before these dates you get a certified copy of the entry in the official (1911) copy of parish registers - as this official copy is on mormon microfilm you might as well borrow these films for 50% of price of a single cert.  See http://www.manxnotebook.com under fam hist for film numbers etc