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Birth of Daniel Richard Barriskell (son)
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Birth of Daniel Richard Barriskell (son) Born 19.30, 1 June 1994. Daniel. Birth of Robert Johannes Barriskell (son) Born at 20.28, 22 October 1992. Robert. Birth of Andrew Vincent Barriskell (Me!) Born on 21 November 1960, married Paula on 6 July 1991. Currently a Vice President of Web Communications for The Outokumpu Group Birth of Simon Francis Barriskell Born 20 February 1969. Brain due for installation any day now. Currently a bean-counter with a company, big in beans luckily.
Birth of Francis Robert Barriskell M.B.E. (Dad) Francis Robert Barriskell was inflicted on the world on December 8, 1936. Retired from the Royal Navy about the same time as sails were phased out, took up alternative employment developing special housing. Now retired. Birth of Robert Boyle Barriskell (Grandad) Robert Boyle Barriskell was born on 2 November 1902 at 83 Petershill Road, Glasgow, the son of Ralph Barriskell, hammerman, and Helen Patterson, married 1899 June 30, Govan. BMD Dennistoun, Glasgow During the research the births of a brother and sister were noted: Catherine Forrester born 19 November 1904 at 18 Logie Street, Govan Hugh Patterson born 28 November 1905 at 165 Second Avenue, Dalmuir Somewhere in here we need to include Ralph Barriskell Jnr. . Ralph was always known to me and others as a third son of the earlier Ralph Barriskell: Robert and Hugh's brother, my Great Uncle. It would appear from the records found that, confirming whispered gossip, Ralph may not have been their brother at all. I don't really care, Uncle Ralph was the most intelligent and caring Barriskell I have ever met. Besides, he liked cars and things that go. Marriage of Ralph Barriskell and Helen Patterson (Gt. Grandad) This marriage took place on 30 June 1899 in Govan (Marriage certificate) Birth of Ralph Barriskell Ralph Barriskell was born on 21 July 1876 in Glasgow (Birth certificate) Marriage of Robert Barriskell and Elizabeth Forrester (Gt. Gt. Grandad) On 13 October 1871 at 20 Hopetoun Place, Glasgow, after Banns according to the forms of the Established Church; Robert Barriskill (sic), engineers labourer, widower, aged 26, of 91 High Street, Glasgow. The son of William Barriskill, dyer, journeyman, and Helen McCall, both deceased. AND Elizabeth Forrester, cotton mill worker, spinster, aged 20, of 133 New Vennel, Glasgow. The daughter of Ralph Forrester, plasterer, journeyman, deceased and Jessie Jack. Witnesses: William Forrester and Jessie Forrester Brothers and sisters of Ralph Barriskell Helen, born 1 August 1870 Jessie, born 2 August 1870 Twins, born at 16 Kirk Street, Townhead. Helen died on 2 July 1871 and Jessie 12 July 1871. Both children died at 159 Uries Row, Glasgow, but on both death certificates the father's address is 91 High Street, Glasgow. Robert, born 31 May 1872 at 11 Herbertson Street, Glasgow. William, born 28 May 1874 at 76 Commerce Street, Glasgow. Isabella, born 29 June 1881 at 63 Main Street, Govan. Catherine Forrester, born 24 November 1881 at 21 White Street, Govan. James, born 17 May 1886 at 36 Fleming Street, Govan. Family in 1871 Census Glasgow Address 159 Uries Row, Govan. Henry Hewitt, head of house, aged 48, coal miner, born Ireland. Elizabeth, his wife, aged 40, also born in Ireland William, son, aged 12, born Lanark, Holytown. Henry, son, aged 9, born Ayrshire, Kilmarnock. Caroline, daughter, aged 8, born Ayrshire, Kilmarnock. Jane, daughter, aged 12 months, born Glasgow. Robert Baryschall, lodger, aged 26, labourer in Ironworks, born Ireland. Elizabeth, his wife, aged 22, born Glasgow **Jeanie, daughter, aged 3, born Glasgow Jessie, daughter, aged 8 months, born Glasgow Helen, daughter, aged 8 months, born Glasgow **No record was found of Jeanie's birth under any of the variants of Barriskell. As Robert Barriskell was described as a widower on his marriage certificate in 1871, it is thought that Jane might have been a child of his first marriage. First marriage of Robert Barriskell On 8 December 1865 at 20 Hopetoun Place, Glasgow, after Banns according to the forms of the Church of Scotland. Robert Barrischool (sic), soldier 63rd Regiment, bachelor, aged 22, of 77 Havannah Street, Glasgow. The son of William Barrischool, dyer, deceased and Ellen (sic) McColl (sic) AND Witnesses: John Lanard and Jane Robertson. BMD Glasgow. Search for the death of Mary O´Brian or Barriskell No record of her death could be found in the General Index of deaths for Scotland, under any of the likely variants in spelling, between 1865 and 1871. The Elizabeth Hewitt aged 40 in the above 1871 census was a sister of Robert Barriskell. She died on 10 April 1871 (The census was taken on 3 April) aged 38 (sic). Family in 1881 Census Glasgow Address: 63 Main Street, Govan. Robert Barraskell (sic), head of house, aged 36, labourer, born Ireland. Elizabeth, his wife, aged 32, born Glasgow Jane, daughter, aged 13, born Glasgow William, son, aged 7, born Glasgow Ralph, son, aged 5, born Glasgow Plus 1 lodger. Death of Robert Barriskell On 17 November 1912 at 14 Logie Street, Govan, Robert Barriskell, engineer's labourer, died aged 65, married to Elizabeth Forrester, and son of William Barriskell, farm labourer and Helen McCoul (sic), both deceased. Informant: William Barriskell, son, of 23 Victoria Street, Rutherglen. BMD, Govan, Glasgow. Death of Elizabeth Forrester or Barriskell On 26 July 1927 at 14 Logie Street, Govan, Elizabeth Barriskell, died aged 75; widow of Robert Barriskell, shipyard labourer, and the daughter of Ralph Forrester, plasterer, and Jessie Jack, both deceased. Informant: James Barriskell, son, of 131 Princes Street, Govan. BMD Plantation, Glasgow. Search for the birth of Robert Barriskell A search was performed but with no luck in Scotland. A search is needed in Ireland. Update I searched for Robert Barriskell in the Army records at the Public Record Office in Kew, London. I found Robert in the paybooks and confirmed that he had indeed served in the 63rd Regiment. Also, I noted that he was on leave from the army when he returned to Scotland to marry Mary O'Brian in December 1865. Perhaps most interesting was the fact that from his arrival his pay was forfeited. I have assumed that this means that he was serving a sentence in the Army for some crime or other. Later in his service he appears to receive his pay as normal. Search for the birth of William Barriskell (Gt. Gt. Gt. Grandad) Needs to be done in Ireland presumably. |