Rodney and Ruth Burton's Genealogy Pages
George BURTON

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Name George BURTON [1] Born 14 Jul 1840 Heathfield, Sussex, England [1, 2]
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Father "Mark Burton". Occupation of Father "Farmer".
Mother "Mary Burton formerly Mepham".
Informant "The mark of X Mary Burton Mother Heathfield".
Gender Male Census 1861 07 Apr 1861 Market Street, Lewes, Sussex, England [3]
- George BURTON was a Lodger, Unmarried, 20, Journeyman Blacksmith, born in Heathfield, along with Henry STEVENS, Lodger, Unmarried, 23, Journeyman Blacksmith, born in Willingdon, in the KENNETT household comprising:
Ann KENNETT, Head, Married, 43, Seamstress, born in Tarring; Charles KENNETT, Son, Unmarried, 13, Scholar, born in Tarring; James KENNETT, Son, Unmarried, 11, Scholar, born in Tarring; Margaret KENNETT, Daughter, Unmarried, 6, Scholar, born in Tarring.
Also in Market Street, Lewes, was the following household;
Henry STEVENS, Head, Married, 55, Smith Employing 2 Men and Eating House Keeper, born in Hurstpierpoint; Ruth STEVENS, Wife, Married, born in Arlington; Caleb STEVENS, Son, Unmarried, 19, Grocer's Assistant, born in Lewes; John STEVENS, Grandson, 5, Scholar, born in Brighton; Fanny STEVENS, Niece, Unmarried, 22, House Sevant, born in Hurst; William STEVENS, Uncle, Widower, 74, Retired Blacksmith, born in Portslade; Martha TOMPSETT, Servant, Unmarried, 15, House Servant, born in Laughton; Edwin LAURENCE, Lodger, Unmarried, 21, Groom, born in Newhaven; Eliza PAGE, Lodger, Widow, 56, Annuitant, born in Lewes; Mary A. GOLDSMITH, Visitor, Widow, 51, House Servant, born in Brighton; all parishes in Sussex.
Occupation 07 Apr 1861 Market Street, Lewes, Sussex, England [3]
Journeyman Blacksmith Occupation 19 Apr 1863 Brighton, Sussex, England [4]
Blacksmith Railway Factory Census 1871 02 Apr 1871 Holtye Common, Hartfield, Sussex, England [5]
- Household recorded as follows:
George BURTON, Head, Married, 30, Blacksmith, born in Hartfield (sic); Emma BURTON, Wife, Married, 28, born in Shoreham; Arthur BURTON, Son, 7, born in Brighton; George BURTON, Son, 6, born in Brighton; Isabel Mary BURTON, Daughter, 5, born in Brighton; Thomas BURTON, Son, 3, born in Hartfield, Sussex.
Occupation 02 Apr 1871 Holtye Common, Hartfield, Sussex, England [5]
Blacksmith Occupation 24 May 1875 Knaphill, Woking, Surrey, England [6]
an Assistant Warder Emigration 09 Aug 1878 Plymouth, Devon, England - Emigrated with wife and 4 children on the iron clipper Hesperus, arriving in Adelaide, South Australia on 25 Oct 1878.
Reference Number 49 Died 14 Jul 1918 Richmond, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia Person ID I49 The BURTON Tree Last Modified 11 Dec 2017
Father Mark BUTTON, d. 25 Jul 1867, Heathfield, Sussex, England Mother Mary MEPHAM, d. 01 Nov 1861, Pickstone Farm, Heathfield, Sussex, England Married 17 Dec 1827 Waldron, Sussex, England [7, 8]
- 17 - "bachelor, spinster, both of this parish, by banns".
12 - "17 December 1827, Mark Burton, bachelor, and Mary Mepham (mark), spinster, both of this parish, by banns". "Witnesses were William Burton (who had clearly altered his name from BUTTON to BURTON!) and Jane Mepham".
Photos Pickstone Farm, Heathfield 1.JPG Family ID F14 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Emma BURT, b. 1841, New Shoreham, Sussex, England , d. 08 Dec 1925, Richmond, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
(Age 84 years)
Married 30 Aug 1862 St Nicholas, Brighton, Sussex, England [9, 10]
- Both single. Bride's father Robert BURT, groom's father Mark BURTON.
Children + 1. Arthur Robert BURTON, b. 19 Apr 1863, 14 Upper Lewes Road, Brighton, Sussex, England , d. 01 Aug 1933, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
(Age 70 years)
2. George Mark BURTON, b. 13 May 1864, Brighton, Sussex, England , d. 10 Nov 1949, Home of Peace, Subiaco, Perth, Western Australia, Australia
(Age 85 years)
+ 3. Isabella Mary BURTON, b. 02 Nov 1865, Brighton, Sussex, England , d. 04 Jul 1956, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
(Age 90 years)
+ 4. Thomas Charles BURTON, b. 13 Aug 1867, Holtye, Sussex, England , d. 11 Jul 1950, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
(Age 82 years)
+ 5. Ella Sarah BURTON, b. 23 Mar 1881, Hilton, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia , d. 09 Nov 1952, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
(Age 71 years)
Histories 500 Class, A Social History of George Burton and his Family: Chapter 1 Steam, Soot and Cinders in Sussex
Written in 1981 for the Burton Family Reunion held on 25th October 1981 at Walkerville, Adelaide, South Australia. Winner of the S.A. Family History Award for 1981.500 Class, A Social History of George Burton and his Family: Chapter 2 The Drone of the Mighty Wind
Written in 1981 for the Burton Family Reunion held on 25th October 1981 at Walkerville, Adelaide, South Australia. Winner of the S.A. Family History Award for 1981.500 Class, A Social History of George Burton and his Family: Chapter 5 Western Solitude: George Mark Burton
Written in 1981 for the Burton Family Reunion held on 25th October 1981 at Walkerville, Adelaide, South Australia. Winner of the S.A. Family History Award for 1981.500 Class, A Social History of George Burton and his Family: Chapter 6 A City Upbringing: Isabella Mary Washington
Written in 1981 for the Burton Family Reunion held on 25th October 1981 at Walkerville, Adelaide, South Australia. Winner of the S.A. Family History Award for 1981.500 Class, A Social History of George Burton and his Family: Chapter 4 Fishmonger to Boilermaker: Arthur Robert Burton
Written in 1981 for the Burton Family Reunion held on 25th October 1981 at Walkerville, Adelaide, South Australia. Winner of the S.A. Family History Award for 1981.500 Class, A Social History of George Burton and his Family: Chapter 3 Wheat Stacks and Smoke Stacks in the Granary of the South
Written in 1981 for the Burton Family Reunion held on 25th October 1981 at Walkerville, Adelaide, South Australia. Winner of the S.A. Family History Award for 1981.500 Class, A Social History of George Burton and his Family: Chapter 7: Fifty Years' Service: Thomas Charles Burton
Written in 1981 for the Burton Family Reunion held on 25th October 1981 at Walkerville, Adelaide, South Australia. Winner of the S.A. Family History Award for 1981.500 Class, A Social History of George Burton and his Family: Chapter 8: Music, Fun and Family: Ella Sarah Freer
Written in 1981 for the Burton Family Reunion held on 25th October 1981 at Walkerville, Adelaide, South Australia. Winner of the S.A. Family History Award for 1981.500 Class, A Social History of George Burton and his Family: Chapter 9: A Class of Its Own
Written in 1981 for the Burton Family Reunion held on 25th October 1981 at Walkerville, Adelaide, South Australia. Winner of the S.A. Family History Award for 1981.500 Class, A Social History of George Burton and his Descendants: Sources and Notes
Written in 1981 for the Burton Family Reunion held on 25th October 1981 at Walkerville, Adelaide, South Australia. Winner of the S.A. Family History Award for 1981.Albums Reunion of Descendants of George and Emma BURTON 1981 (9)
The reunion was held at the Y.M.C.A Hall, Walkerville, Adelaide, South Australia on Sunday 25 October 1981.Last Modified 11 Dec 2017 Family ID F28 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Photos St Nicholas Church, Brighton 1.JPG
George Burton and Emma Burt were married here on 30 August 1862.St Nicholas Church, Brighton 3 R.jpg
George Burton and Emma Burt were married here on 30 Aug 1862.George and Emma BURTON portrait.jpg
Studio portrait taken in Adelaide, South Australia.George and Emma BURTON studio portrait.JPG
Portrait taken in studio in Adelaide, South Australia.George BURTON from studio portrait.JPG Four Generations of BURTONs.JPG
From left: George (b.1840), Alan George (b.1915), Henry George Robert (b.1893) and Arthur Robert BURTON (b.1863).
Documents Hesperus ship's papers 1878.JPG
This page shows The Persons Entitled to Gratuities for Services Performed on the Emigrant Ship Hesperus, including George BURTON.
Source:
Series Id: GRG35/48 Records relating to official assisted immigration - Crown Lands and Immigration Office
Consignment Id: 00002 Immigrant ships' papers
Unit Id: 32
Description 1: 1878 - Camperdown, Clyde, Eduard, Hesperus, Hydrabad, Largo Bay, Oaklands, Rodney, Scottish Lassie; 1879 - Durham, Holmsdale, Oaklands
Headstones G&E, A&L BURTON's headstone West Tce Cemetery.jpg
Final resting place of George (1918), Emma (1925), Lily Annie (1926) and Arthur Robert BURTON (1933).
Plot: 56 and 57, Road 1 North, Path 18 East.
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Sources - [S28] Birth Certificate George Burton, (14 Jul 1840, Registration Date, 28 Jul 1840).
- [S393] FreeBMD Birth George BURTON (b.1840), To be confirmed. This may be the birth registration of George BURTON, son of George and Harriet BURTON, son of John BURTON and Louisa VINE, son of John and Ann BURTON.
- [S341] 1861 Census George BURTON.
- [S387] Birth Certificate Arthur Robert BURTON, (19 Apr 1863, Registration Date, 26 May 1863).
- [S392] 1871 Census George BURTON (b.1840).
- [S2943] School Admission Thomas Charles BURTON 1875, St John's Church of England School, Woking, (1875).
- [S17] The Sussex Marriage Index, Compiler: Sussex Family History Group, (2004-2008, Period, 1538-1837).
- [S12] Letter McKee to Burton 31 Mar 1981, John B. McKee, (31 Mar 1981).
- [S342] IGI Online Marriage George BURTON.
- [S343] FreeBMD Marriage George BURTON.
- [S28] Birth Certificate George Burton, (14 Jul 1840, Registration Date, 28 Jul 1840).