Basil Hamilton Beatson1
F, #22465
Basil Hamilton Beatson was the daughter of Capt. Henry Dundas Beatson R.N. and Margaret Stewart.1 Basil Hamilton Beatson married Alexander MacMillan W.S. on 5 July 1841 in Campbeltown, Argyll.1,2
Colonel Charles Henry Beatson C.B.1
M, #22443, b. 27 March 1851, d. 20 January 1938
Colonel Charles Henry Beatson C.B.. Surgeon, I.M.S.. He was born on 27 March 1851 in Table Bay, South Africa.1,2 He was the son of Surgeon General George Stewart Beatson C.B. and Mary Jane Cochrane.1 Colonel Charles Henry Beatson C.B. died on 20 January 1938 in Colchester at the age of 86.3
Major Claude Gordon Beatson R.A.F.1
M, #15613, b. 13 January 1894, d. 14 October 1974
Major Claude Gordon Beatson R.A.F. was born on 13 January 1894 in Rangoon, Burma.2,3 He was the son of Walter William Gordon Beatson and Constance Mary Montrésor.1 Major Claude Gordon Beatson R.A.F. married firstly Lilias Mary Ellis, daughter of Clement Campbell Ellis, on 30 June 1920 in Christ Church, Lancaster Gate, London,
"The marriage took place yesterday at Christ Church, Lancaster Gate, of Major Claude Gordon Beatson (private secretary to the Chief of the Air Staff) to Miss Lilias Mary Ellis, daughter of the late Mr. Clement Campbell Ellis and Mrs Ellis, of Kniveden Hall, Leek, Staffordshire. The bride, who was given away by her mother, wore a simple dress of soft white silk, embroidered around the neck and sleeves with white silk, and a silver cord girdle. She wore a veil of old Brussels lace, fastened with a wreath of orange buds, and she carried a bouquet of white carnations and orange blossom so. The bridesmaids, Miss Dorothy Ellis and Miss Moyra Beatson (cousin of the bridegroom) wore dresses of pale primrose crepe de Chine and lace and net caps, with wreaths of sweet peas. They wore gold and pearl brooches, the gift of the bridegroom, and carried bouquets of blue iris. Mr Barfoot-Saunt was best man. Bishop Ridgeway officiated, assisted by the Rev A.W.E. McComb. Among those present was Air-Marshall Sir Hugh Trenchard. A reception was held at the Lancaster Gate Hotel."1
Major Claude Gordon Beatson R.A.F. and Lilias Mary Ellis were divorced in 1948.4 The marriage of Major Claude Gordon Beatson R.A.F. and Olive Vera Moreland was registered in the quarter ending December 1948 in the Westminster registration district. Major Claude Gordon Beatson R.A.F. died on 14 October 1974 in Chardstock, Devon, at the age of 80.5
The London Gazette of 17th March 1915 notices his appointement as Cavalier of the Order of the Crown of Italy.
"The marriage took place yesterday at Christ Church, Lancaster Gate, of Major Claude Gordon Beatson (private secretary to the Chief of the Air Staff) to Miss Lilias Mary Ellis, daughter of the late Mr. Clement Campbell Ellis and Mrs Ellis, of Kniveden Hall, Leek, Staffordshire. The bride, who was given away by her mother, wore a simple dress of soft white silk, embroidered around the neck and sleeves with white silk, and a silver cord girdle. She wore a veil of old Brussels lace, fastened with a wreath of orange buds, and she carried a bouquet of white carnations and orange blossom so. The bridesmaids, Miss Dorothy Ellis and Miss Moyra Beatson (cousin of the bridegroom) wore dresses of pale primrose crepe de Chine and lace and net caps, with wreaths of sweet peas. They wore gold and pearl brooches, the gift of the bridegroom, and carried bouquets of blue iris. Mr Barfoot-Saunt was best man. Bishop Ridgeway officiated, assisted by the Rev A.W.E. McComb. Among those present was Air-Marshall Sir Hugh Trenchard. A reception was held at the Lancaster Gate Hotel."1
Major Claude Gordon Beatson R.A.F. and Lilias Mary Ellis were divorced in 1948.4 The marriage of Major Claude Gordon Beatson R.A.F. and Olive Vera Moreland was registered in the quarter ending December 1948 in the Westminster registration district. Major Claude Gordon Beatson R.A.F. died on 14 October 1974 in Chardstock, Devon, at the age of 80.5
The London Gazette of 17th March 1915 notices his appointement as Cavalier of the Order of the Crown of Italy.
Children of Major Claude Gordon Beatson R.A.F. and Lilias Mary Ellis
- Pilot Officer Walter Gordon Clement Beatson6 b. Jun 1922, d. 27 Oct 1941
- Robin Montrésor Beatson6 b. Dec 1926, d. 22 Jun 2006
Citations
- [S117] The Times Newspaper, Jan 18, 1919.
- [S165] Ruvigny, The Plantagenet Roll of the Blood Royal. Clarence Volume, Mortimer-Percy Volume p. 620.
- [S232] Ancestry.com, Great Britain, Royal Aero Club Aviators’ Certificates, 1910-1950.
- [S117] The Times Newspaper, 1948.
- [S117] The Times Newspaper, Oct 18, 1974.
- [S117] The Times Newspaper, Oct 21, 1942.
Dorothy Hamilton Drummond Beatson1
F, #18788, b. 16 October 1891
Dorothy Hamilton Drummond Beatson was born on 16 October 1891 in India.1 She was the daughter of Gordon Stewart Beatson and Eva Ellen Drummond.1
Citations
- [S165] Ruvigny, The Plantagenet Roll of the Blood Royal. Clarence Volume, Exeter volume, p. 405.
Elizabeth Fullarton Beatson1
F, #22467, d. 26 September 1841
Elizabeth Fullarton Beatson was the daughter of Capt. Henry Dundas Beatson R.N. and Margaret Stewart.1 Elizabeth Fullarton Beatson died on 26 September 1841 unmarried.1
Citations
- [S586] John] Beatson, Family of Beatson, p. 24.
Elizabeth Mary Stewart Beatson1
F, #22681, b. September 1871, d. 10 April 1958
Elizabeth Mary Stewart Beatson's birth was registered in the quarter ending September 1871 in the South Stoneham, Hampshire, registration district.2 She was the daughter of Surgeon General George Stewart Beatson C.B. and Elizabeth Adams Hoyes.1 Elizabeth Mary Stewart Beatson married (unknown) Hamilton.3 Elizabeth Mary Stewart Beatson died on 10 April 1958 in Natal, South Africa, at the age of 86.3
Major General Finlay Cochrane Beatson C.B.1
M, #24507, b. 2 August 1855, d. 20 August 1933
Major General Finlay Cochrane Beatson C.B. was baptised on 2 August 1855 at Castletown, Isle of Man.1,2 He was the son of Surgeon General George Stewart Beatson C.B. and Mary Jane Cochrane.1 Major General Finlay Cochrane Beatson C.B. married Maude Errington, daughter of George Henry Errington, on 14 January 1890 in Pear Tree Church, Southampton.3 Major General Finlay Cochrane Beatson C.B. died on 20 August 1933 at Birchwood, Sydney Road, Guildford, Surrey, at the age of 78.4
Florence Frederica Hamilton Beatson1
F, #24508, b. 6 December 1859, d. 17 February 1936
Florence Frederica Hamilton Beatson was born on 6 December 1859 in Castletown, Isle of Man.1,2 She was the daughter of Surgeon General George Stewart Beatson C.B. and Mary Jane Cochrane.1 Florence Frederica Hamilton Beatson died on 17 February 1936 in Glasgow at the age of 76.3
Surgeon General George Stewart Beatson C.B.1,2
M, #17207, b. 22 May 1814, d. 7 June 1874
Surgeon General George Stewart Beatson C.B. was born on 22 May 1814.2 He was the son of Capt. Henry Dundas Beatson R.N. and Margaret Stewart.1 Surgeon General George Stewart Beatson C.B. married firstly Mary Jane Cochrane, daughter of Lt. Col. George Cochrane, on 2 October 1845 in Jaffna, Ceylon.3 Surgeon General George Stewart Beatson C.B. married secondly Elizabeth Adams Hoyes, daughter of Alexander Hoyes, on 28 September 1870 in South Stoneham, Hampshire.4,5 Surgeon General George Stewart Beatson C.B. died on 7 June 1874 in Simla at the age of 60.2
BEATSON, GEORGE STEWARD, M. D. (d. 1874), surgeon-general, graduated in arts and medicine at Glasgow, where he took the degree of M. D. in 1836. In 1888 he joined the army medical department, and did duty on the staff in Ceylon from 1839 to 1851. He was surgeon to the 51st foot in the second Burmese war, and subsequently served in Turkey during the Crimean war, where he rendered valuable services in the organisation of the hospitals at Smyrna. After serving as deputy inspector-general in the Ionian islands and Madras, he became surgeon-general in 1863, and was appointed principal medical officer of European troops in India, an appointment which he held for the customary five years. For the next three years he was in medical charge of the Royal Victoria Hospital, Netley; and in 1871 was appointed principal medical officer in India for the second time. He was appointed a C.B. in 1869. He died suddenly at Simla on 7 June 1874. Beatson, who was an honorary physician to the queen, was accounted one of the ablest officers in the army medical service, but it is in the records of the deportment, at home and in India, rather than in professional literature, that his labours will be noticed. Dictionary of National Biography, Vol. 2, p. 21.
Children of Surgeon General George Stewart Beatson C.B. and Mary Jane Cochrane
- Sir George Thomas Beatson K.C.B, K.B.E., M.D., D.L.6 b. 31 Aug 1846, d. 16 Feb 1933
- Colonel Charles Henry Beatson C.B.7 b. 27 Mar 1851, d. 20 Jan 1938
- Major General Finlay Cochrane Beatson C.B.8 b. 2 Aug 1855, d. 20 Aug 1933
- William John Arnold Beatson9 b. 9 Aug 1857, d. 31 Dec 1908
- Florence Frederica Hamilton Beatson8 b. 6 Dec 1859, d. 17 Feb 1936
Child of Surgeon General George Stewart Beatson C.B. and Elizabeth Adams Hoyes
- Elizabeth Mary Stewart Beatson9 b. Sep 1871, d. 10 Apr 1958
Citations
- [S205] Newspaper, The Scotsman, 28th May 1875, page 4.
- [S57] A. Peterkin: 1660-1727 and William Johnston: 1727-1898, Medical Officers in the British Army, 4517.
- [S205] Newspaper, The Aberdeen Journal (Aberdeen, Scotland), Wednesday, December 10, 1845.
- [S117] The Times Newspaper, Dec 28, 1923.
- [S89] Family Search, England Marriages, 1538–1973.
- [S205] Newspaper, Glasgow Herald (Glasgow, Scotland), Friday, November 13, 1846.
- [S470] Scotland, Old Parish Registers, 693/00 0080 0256.
- [S218] 1861 British Census, Malew, Isle Of Man.
- [S94] 1891 British Census, St. Mary Extra, Hampshire.
Sir George Thomas Beatson K.C.B, K.B.E., M.D., D.L.1,2
M, #19020, b. 31 August 1846, d. 16 February 1933

Sir George Thomas Beatson
1848-1933
(Wellcome Library, photograph by Warneuke)
1848-1933
(Wellcome Library, photograph by Warneuke)
Photograph by Wellcome Library, London
Surgeon who pioneered a new treatment for breast cancer and has thus been called "the father of endocrine ablation in cancer management."
Godfrey Bosville MacDonald Beatson1
M, #15611, b. circa 1828, d. 21 January 1908
Godfrey Bosville MacDonald Beatson. Inspecting Commander, Coast Guard Service.2 He was born circa 1828.1 He was the son of Capt. Henry Dundas Beatson R.N.1 Godfrey Bosville MacDonald Beatson married Margaret Eliza Sophia McWilliam, daughter of James McWilliam, on 14 August 1856 in Sheriffston House, Morayshire.3 Godfrey Bosville MacDonald Beatson died on 21 January 1908 in 11 Fitzroy Place, Glasgow.1
Gordon Henry Crombie Beatson1
M, #24177, b. 9 September 1889
Gordon Henry Crombie Beatson was born on 9 September 1889 in India.1 He was the son of Gordon Stewart Beatson and Eva Ellen Drummond.1 Gordon Henry Crombie Beatson was born on 4 October 1889 in Calcutta, Queensland.1
Citations
- [S89] Family Search, India Births and Baptisms, 1786-1947.
Gordon Stewart Beatson1
M, #4219, b. 2 September 1858, d. 1913
Gordon Stewart Beatson was born on 2 September 1858 at the Garrison, Gibraltar.2,3 He was the son of Maj. Gen. Roger Stewart Beatson R.E. and Charlotte Frederica Zébée Gordon. Gordon Stewart Beatson appears on the census of 1881 recorded as a student of medicine.1 He married Eva Ellen Drummond, daughter of Major-General Henry Drummond R.E. and Annette Macpherson Boisragon, on 25 February 1888 in Dacca, India.4 Gordon Stewart Beatson died in 1913.3
Children of Gordon Stewart Beatson and Eva Ellen Drummond
- Gordon Henry Crombie Beatson5 b. 9 Sep 1889
- Dorothy Hamilton Drummond Beatson6 b. 16 Oct 1891
- Moira Beatson6 b. 7 Dec 1903
Citations
- [S50] British Census 1881.
- [S205] Newspaper, Caledonian Mercury (Edinburgh, Scotland), Tuesday, October 12, 1858.
- [S105] [Bell], Bell Family Papers, Bell Birthday Book.
- [S117] The Times Newspaper, Feb. 29, 1888.
- [S89] Family Search, India Births and Baptisms, 1786-1947.
- [S165] Ruvigny, The Plantagenet Roll of the Blood Royal. Clarence Volume, Exeter volume, p. 405.
Rev. Henry Beatson1
M, #10087, d. 20 March 1889
Rev. Henry Beatson was the son of Capt. Henry Dundas Beatson R.N. Rev. Henry Beatson died on 20 March 1889 in Glasgow.1
Successively Minister of the Parishes of Steinscholl, Small Isles and Barra.2
Successively Minister of the Parishes of Steinscholl, Small Isles and Barra.2
Children of Rev. Henry Beatson
Henry (Harry) Beatson
M, #16932, d. 1814
Henry (Harry) Beatson married Basilea Hamilton, daughter of Basil Hamilton and Margaret Clark, on 1 August 1773 in Edinburgh.1,2 Henry (Harry) Beatson died in 1814 in Campbeltown, Argyll.1
Children of Henry (Harry) Beatson and Basilea Hamilton
- Margaret Beatson3 b. 9 Apr 1775
- James Beatson1 b. 10 Apr 1777, d. 1807
- Ann Beatson3 b. 18 Mar 1779
- Katherine Beatson3 b. 1 Oct 1780
- Margaret Beatson3 b. 30 Jan 1783
- Capt. Henry Dundas Beatson R.N.+ b. 2 May 1784, d. 4 Sep 1849
- Patrick Macvicar Beatson4 d. 1796
- William Beatson3 b. 24 Aug 1785
- Thomas Thompson Beatson3 b. 25 Aug 1785
- Maria Dundas Beatson3 b. 8 Oct 1796
Capt. Henry Dundas Beatson R.N.
M, #10086, b. 2 May 1784, d. 4 September 1849
Capt. Henry Dundas Beatson R.N. was living in Campbeltown, Argyllshire. He was born on 2 May 1784 in Edinburgh.1 He was the son of Henry (Harry) Beatson and Basilea Hamilton.2 Capt. Henry Dundas Beatson R.N. married Margaret Stewart, daughter of Roger Stewart of Stewartfield and Ronachan, on 14 June 1808 in Greenock, Renfrewshire.3,4 Capt. Henry Dundas Beatson R.N. died on 4 September 1849 in Armadale Castle, Isle of Skye, Scotland, at the age of 65.5
Children of Capt. Henry Dundas Beatson R.N. and Margaret Stewart
- Margaret Stewart Beatson6 d. 13 Feb 1884
- Jane Stewart Beatson3
- Basil Hamilton Beatson3
- Elizabeth Fullarton Beatson3 d. 26 Sep 1841
- Mary Stewart MacKenzie Beatson3
- Maj. Gen. Roger Stewart Beatson R.E.+ b. 16 Sep 1812, d. 2 Sep 1896
- Surgeon General George Stewart Beatson C.B.+7 b. 22 May 1814, d. 7 Jun 1874
- Robert William Hay Beatson3
- Surgeon-General John Fullarton Beatson b. 11 Mar 1818, d. 29 Jul 1898
Children of Capt. Henry Dundas Beatson R.N.
- Rev. Henry Beatson+ d. 20 Mar 1889
- Godfrey Bosville MacDonald Beatson8 b. c 1828, d. 21 Jan 1908
Citations
- [S470] Scotland, Old Parish Registers, 692/02 0060 0671.
- [S586] John] Beatson, Family of Beatson, p. 23.
- [S586] John] Beatson, Family of Beatson, p. 24.
- [S470] Scotland, Old Parish Registers, 564/03 0040 0323.
- [S205] Newspaper, Hampshire Telegraph and Sussex Chronicle etc (Portsmouth, England), Saturday, September 15, 1849.
- [S205] Newspaper, The Morning Chronicle (London, England), Tuesday, August 3, 1852;.
- [S205] Newspaper, The Scotsman, 28th May 1875, page 4.
- [S117] The Times Newspaper, Jan 23, 1908.
James Beatson1
M, #22442, b. 10 April 1777, d. 1807
James Beatson was born on 10 April 1777 in Edinburgh.2 He was the son of Henry (Harry) Beatson and Basilea Hamilton.1 James Beatson died in 1807 in Tobago.1
John Fullarton Beatson1
M, #16933, b. December 1844, d. 18 February 1922
John Fullarton Beatson's birth was registered in the quarter ending December 1844 in the Portsea registration district.1 He was the son of Maj. Gen. Roger Stewart Beatson R.E. and Elizabeth Mary Ann Wood.1 John Fullarton Beatson married Theresa Gordon Fraser, daughter of Rev. Donald Fraser D.D. and Theresa Eliza Isabella Gordon, on 29 October 1888 in St. Andrew's Church, Madras, India, in the notice of the marriage the groom is described as being of Mandalay, Burma and Geasmont, Helensburgh. The Times of India notes that he is ofthe Irrawaddy Flotilla Co. Ltd. of Mandalay.2,3 John Fullarton Beatson died on 18 February 1922 in 60 Cleveland Square, London, at the age of 77.4
Children of John Fullarton Beatson and Theresa Gordon Fraser
- Basil Fraser Beatson5 b. 7 Apr 1890, d. 1971
- Theresa Violet Beatson6 b. c 1895, d. 28 Oct 1922
Citations
- [S120] Free BMD.
- [S205] Newspaper, Glasgow Herald (Glasgow, Scotland), Thursday, November 1, 1888.
- [S205] Newspaper, Times of India, 2 November 1888.
- [S232] Ancestry.com, England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations),1861-1941.
- [S191] Donald Fraser, Autobiography, p. 74.
- [S121] 1901 British Census.
Surgeon-General John Fullarton Beatson1
M, #10824, b. 11 March 1818, d. 29 July 1898
Surgeon-General John Fullarton Beatson. Surgeon-General H M Indian Forces.2 He was born on 11 March 1818 possibly in Greenock, Scotland.3 He was the son of Capt. Henry Dundas Beatson R.N. and Margaret Stewart. Surgeon-General John Fullarton Beatson married Ellen Mary Ann Swinley, daughter of Major General George Henry Swinley and Sarah Jane Frith, in 1867 in Bengal, India.2 Surgeon-General John Fullarton Beatson and Ellen Mary Ann Swinley appeared in the 1881 census at 7 Courtney Place, East Teignmouth, Devon.2 Surgeon-General John Fullarton Beatson died on 29 July 1898 at 205 Cromwell Road, London, at the age of 80.3,4,5
He entered the service of the Honourable East India Company in the year 1843, and was posted to the Bengal Presidency. He served with the army of the Sutlej in 1845, taking part in the defence of Ferozepore and the battle of Ferozeshah, for which he obtained a medal and clasp. He also served in the Punjab campaign, being present at various actions, and was decorated with a second medal at its close. During the Mutiny he held the responsible appointment of Chief Surgeon of the Allahabad Field Hospital, in which he rendered most efficient service. He subsequently filled the office of Garrison Surgeon at Allahabad, and was appointed Medical Storekeeper at Umballa. On his promotions to the rank of Deputy-Surgeon-General he was posted to the Meerut Circle, in which he completed the usual tour of service in that capacity. In 1875 he was selected to succeed Surgeon-General Sir John Campbell Brown, K.C.B., as head of the Bengal Medical Service, and, after five years' tenure of that post, he retired in 1880, having completed a service of thirty-seven years.
Dr. Beatson was a man of strong physique, distinguished appearance, and great ability. He possessed a high sense of honour and duty, and was endowed with great energy, strong clear, rapid judgment, much force of character, and firm, accurate grasp of detail. He was a sound physician and surgeon, and a most competent administrator. He was gifted with a keen perception and very retentive memory. His rule of men was strict, but just and generous, and his influence throughout the service was salutary and stimulating.
During his term of office he rendered valuable aid to the Government of India in arranging for medical relief measures in connection with the Madras Famine of 1877-78. Although he did not devote himself to research or contribute to medical literature, he kept himself fully au courant with medical science, and was always ready to encourage and commend good work and promote medical and sanitary progress.
His death, which was somewhat sudden and unexpected, has been the occasion of deep regret to a large circle of friends and acquaintances, to whom he endeared himself by the genuineness and warmth of his friendship and the kindliness of his disposition. The British Medical Journal, 13 August 1898, pp. 451-52.
He entered the service of the Honourable East India Company in the year 1843, and was posted to the Bengal Presidency. He served with the army of the Sutlej in 1845, taking part in the defence of Ferozepore and the battle of Ferozeshah, for which he obtained a medal and clasp. He also served in the Punjab campaign, being present at various actions, and was decorated with a second medal at its close. During the Mutiny he held the responsible appointment of Chief Surgeon of the Allahabad Field Hospital, in which he rendered most efficient service. He subsequently filled the office of Garrison Surgeon at Allahabad, and was appointed Medical Storekeeper at Umballa. On his promotions to the rank of Deputy-Surgeon-General he was posted to the Meerut Circle, in which he completed the usual tour of service in that capacity. In 1875 he was selected to succeed Surgeon-General Sir John Campbell Brown, K.C.B., as head of the Bengal Medical Service, and, after five years' tenure of that post, he retired in 1880, having completed a service of thirty-seven years.
Dr. Beatson was a man of strong physique, distinguished appearance, and great ability. He possessed a high sense of honour and duty, and was endowed with great energy, strong clear, rapid judgment, much force of character, and firm, accurate grasp of detail. He was a sound physician and surgeon, and a most competent administrator. He was gifted with a keen perception and very retentive memory. His rule of men was strict, but just and generous, and his influence throughout the service was salutary and stimulating.
During his term of office he rendered valuable aid to the Government of India in arranging for medical relief measures in connection with the Madras Famine of 1877-78. Although he did not devote himself to research or contribute to medical literature, he kept himself fully au courant with medical science, and was always ready to encourage and commend good work and promote medical and sanitary progress.
His death, which was somewhat sudden and unexpected, has been the occasion of deep regret to a large circle of friends and acquaintances, to whom he endeared himself by the genuineness and warmth of his friendship and the kindliness of his disposition. The British Medical Journal, 13 August 1898, pp. 451-52.
Citations
- [S105] [Bell], Bell Family Papers, Birthday Book.
- [S50] British Census 1881.
- [S114] D.G. Crawford, Roll of the IMS, B1438.
- [S117] The Times Newspaper, Monday, Aug 01, 1898; pg. 9; Issue 35583.
- [S232] Ancestry.com, England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations),1861-1941.
Katherine Beatson1
F, #22451, b. 1 October 1780
Katherine Beatson was born on 1 October 1780.1 She was the daughter of Henry (Harry) Beatson and Basilea Hamilton.1 Katherine Beatson was baptised on 10 October 1780 at South Leith, Midlothian.1 She married Capt. Thomas Lacy on 24 December 1810 in Cambeltown.2
Margaret Beatson1
F, #22450, b. 9 April 1775
Margaret Beatson was born on 9 April 1775.1 She was the daughter of Henry (Harry) Beatson and Basilea Hamilton.1 Margaret Beatson was baptised on 11 April 1775 at South Leith.1 She married Capt. James Melville on 8 April 1822 in Cambeltown.2
Margaret Beatson1
F, #22679, b. 30 January 1783
Margaret Beatson was born on 30 January 1783 in South Leith.1 She was the daughter of Henry (Harry) Beatson and Basilea Hamilton.1
Citations
- [S89] Family Search, Scotland, Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950.
Margaret Stewart Beatson1
F, #19017, d. 13 February 1884
Margaret Stewart Beatson was the daughter of Capt. Henry Dundas Beatson R.N. and Margaret Stewart.1 Margaret Stewart Beatson married firstly Charles McTaggart on 27 July 1852 in Campbeltown, Argyll.1 Margaret Stewart Beatson died on 13 February 1884 in Campbeltown in the notice of her death she is called Mary Stewart McKenzie and "widow of Dr. Campbell Mackinnon, C.B. Inspector-General of Hospitals and Honorary Physician to the Queen."2
Maria Dundas Beatson1
F, #22452, b. 8 October 1796
Maria Dundas Beatson was born on 8 October 1796 in Argyll.1 She was baptised on 9 October 1796 at Campbeltown, Argyll.1 She was the daughter of Henry (Harry) Beatson and Basilea Hamilton.1 Maria Dundas Beatson married Capt. Samuel Motley R.N. on 3 August 1819 in Cambeltown.2
Mary Stewart MacKenzie Beatson1
F, #22468
Mary Stewart MacKenzie Beatson was the daughter of Capt. Henry Dundas Beatson R.N. and Margaret Stewart.1
Citations
- [S586] John] Beatson, Family of Beatson, p. 24.