Hello Everyone!

I hope you are all well and 2009 is being kind to you!

Sorry I havent been on here for a while so just thought I would say hi
and see if anyone has any Beeso family news or discoveries to report?

Take care

Michelle

Hello,  I am not sure if anyone is aware of this web site called
Newfoundland Grand Banks.....http://ngb.chebucto.org/ ......it has
helped me find information on both sides of my husbands Newfoundland
families.  My husbands fathers parents were Esther Beson (daughter of
James, sister of Patrick-died 1917, his mothers side last names were
Martin and Hodder.  Anna

My husband is the grandson of Esther Beson. Esther is the brother of
Sgt Patrick Beson who died in 1914 during WW1 and he service with the
Royal Newfoundland Regiment. I have a copy of the Patrick's last will
which is also in this group. Esther married a Patrick Harrigan or
spelled Harigan in the will. I know only what is written in this will
about this family. I was wondering if anyone can help me find more
information on this family. I can be reached at newfie_luvr@...
  Thanks, Anna

Hello, my name is Private First Class Adam Thomas Besso.  I am a
Canadian citizen but I have lived in the United States since age 2.  I
am a Cavalry Scout in the Michigan National Guard and I'm currently on
Medical Hold (active duty) recovering from injuries I sustained while
deployed to Iraq.

I currently live in Grand Blanc, Michigan.

I am the son of John David Besso, Grandson of Herbert Edgar Besso, and
Great Grandson of Walter James Besso.  It is possible that my great,
great grandfather and my great grandfather's brothers had different
versions of the Besso Surname.

I am doing my foster parents family tree. My Foster Dad's side is
Jones and His Grandad John Pryce Jones Bn 1860 Newtown married a
Elizabeth Annie Jarvis Bn 1862 Shrewsbury and is the daughter of
Charles and Emma Jarvis (Nee Drayton) they had son John Henry Jones
who married Ada Mary Gough in 1921 Atcham. They also had Maggie 1893
Shrewsbury, Pryce 1895 Shrewsbury, Emma 1897 Shrewsbury and Mary
Annie Bn 1900 Shrewsbury.

John Pryce Jones and Elzabeth Annie Jarvis married 14/2/1888 in
Wellington Shrosphire. There son john Henry had four children with
Ada Gough, Pryce Henry Drayton Jones Bn June 1929 Shrewsbury, Mary
Helena Vera Jones Bn 1931 Shrewsbury, May Jones and Arthur Jones. The
children are all still alive.

Ada Mary Gough Parent's are Arthur Bn 1852 Clun Died 9/5/1937 and is
buried in Hanwood and Elizabeth Roberts Bn 1855 Church Stoke, I do
not know when Elizabeth Died but she is also buried in Hanwood. They
had a daughter who never married Hilda May Gough Bn 1897 Lydham and
own a farm in Hanwood near to the White House in Hanwood.

My tree is on Ancestry so if anyone wishes to see it can but I need
an e.mail to invite you so e.mail at shrewgirl1976@... and
I will send you an invite. Please put ancestry tree in the subject
box so I know what you what.

I do not know if there is a connection with the gough in your tree, I
tried to send a e.mail from the site but it would not allow it.

Thanks Lousie

One of your group friends Stardditr has added you as her friend on this
site. Take a look at her photo album and chat to her directly!By
joining her friends circle, you can enjoy many great services and know
her friends too.


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Hi there everyone, my website has moved (I am having a nightmare with
virgin media at the moment!)

it is now on www.beesojones.110mb.com

Thanks everyone

Michelle

Hello,
  I am researching my Besson family in Louisiana, U.S.A. My ancestor is  David
Menard Besson, son of John Besson and Marie Wilson. He was born about 1799
in Scotland ( according to immigration papers), came to the U.S. in 1814, (no
info on him before then). In 1826, David married Mary Bourg (an acadian) in
Lafourche parish, Louisiana.
  Other Bessons in Louisiana at the time of David's arrival all came  from
France and don't seem to connect with David.
  If anyone can help with my search, it would be greatly  appreciated.


Sincerely, Geri



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Hello
I have just seen your entry for your relative who lived in Asterley
and would like to let you know that the Methodist Chapel is still in
use. There is a cemetery in Asterley but the church is now privately
owned and the graveyard is on their land.
Hope this helps!

what's going on with the professors ,,up in newfoundland whom are
working on this tree,,,on which mike is who

Hello,

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Hiya everyone just a little note to say the matter from the other day
has been resolved and hoping to get some info sorted to put back on
here in the next week or two so please dont abadon me we will be up
and running again soon!!
Tanks everyone
Take care
Michelle

I AM WRITING IN RESPONSE TO A COUPLE OF GROUP MEMBERS WHO HAVE SENT
UNPLEASANT AND DOWNRIGHT NASTY EMAILS TO ME REGARDING THIS SITE. I
THEREFORE WITHDRAW THE TREE AND I WILL CLOSE THE SITE. IF THEY CAN BE
BOTHERED TO TRY AND PRODUCE SOMETHING BETTER THEY ARE VERY WELCOME.
THIS WAS ONLY A HOBBY AND I DO NOT EXPECT TO RECIEVE HOSTILE COMMENTS
REGARDING MY INFORMATION AS I AM THE SAME AS EVERYONE ELSE HERE TRYING
TO PEICE TOGETHER THE TREE AND THAT IS WHY I SET UP THIS SITE.
I DO NOT DO THIS IN ORDER TO RECIEVE UNPLEASANTNESS FROM PEOPLE WHO
CONSTANTLY CRITICISE ANY EFFORT I TRY TO MAKE HERE.
I HAVE ENJOYED COMMUNICATING WITH MOST OF YOU ON HERE AND WOULD LOVE
YOU TO KEEP IN TOUCH BUT AS FOR THIS GROUP I REALLY DO NOT NEED THE
HASSLE.

Hiya everyone, sorry for my absence pc problems my end but Im back
hehe!
Sorry to everyone who has emailled me I am just going through all of
my emails now and will reply to you.
Take care
Michelle

Hiya everyone!
On my own website http://www.beesojones.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk I have
added a page about my Beeso family and information on them. If anyone
wants me to add an article about their family with info on the
people, areas occupations churches photos ect please email it to me
and I will add it.

Michelle

hi ,, i know we dont know each other but i am mary beeso born in nfld,  can you
tell me whom your parents were and who was you frand father,, it seam like my
grand father micheal beeso and alice mason,, . would have had to had more son
and daughters,, because i,m finding out that i have a lot of relatives i know
nothing about ty hun for letting me know mary



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Hiya I recieved the info I requested from PANL (provincial archives
of Newfoundland and Labrador) today, I asked them to search for my
Joseph Beeso born 1860 parents. It appears the tree is correct as His
father is Michael Beseau and mother Ann Lewis excellent!
The bad news is that PANL are closed now until 1st september as they
are moving location, so my idea to send for Mary Jane Butt's details
and also michael and Ann's details has gone out of the window sob...
It says on the paperwork any queries recieved after april 1st 2005
will be returned.
The tree is really growing now, if anyone wants to add their photos
or old family photos to the tree please let me know and I will put
them onto the Gedcom file. I have started to put a few of my family
on there, but need to scan some more in. The tree files will be
updated in a minute or two.
Michelle

Hiya everyone the tree really is growing now!!
In the files section I have added a gedcom file of the tree so far, I
am just learning how to do this so not sure how well it will work.
Basically its a file that you can open in your family tree building
software (family tree maker, genpro ect)that will let you view and
edit the people in the tree so far.
If you download it please go through your section of the tree and let
me know of any errors particulary in the spelling of your branches
surname i.e. besso, besaw, beeso ect as it gets quite confusing but I
would like to try and get it as accurate as possible.
Thanks everyone
Michelle

Hiya I found the following on chebucto site....

1908 Jan. 3 1908 Jan. 3 Holyrood Roman Catholic Francis Bensan [sic]
John & Jane Bensan  laborer


Any ideas where this might fit??

hi,, i would love to see the beeso tree ,, i try getting in there but i can
not,, can you tell me why,, mary beeso  hop you are all well



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Hiya Lori thanks for joining the group! Well there have been quite a
few different spellings in our branch of the tree and Besson has
appeared a few times. Whereabouts are your family from ? That should
help to narrow down your search as usually each country has its own
sites to help do research.
Michelle

Hey All,
I am a Besson and am new at doing the Family history. First I am
wondering are all these spellings connected? Where are the best
places to look? Any help would be wonderful!!! Thanks, Lori

I have had 2 replies to this posting sent to myself and it would
appear these people are part of our tree, have added them to my
updated tree on the links page for anyone who is interested.

Originally this group was on msn, and I have just found 2 messages
posted to the old site here they are below, have invited the author
to join this group .

Message 1
Hi,  We have a Bisso (Biso, Bissault) in our family.  Some relatives
are still living in PEI.  Laura Bisso married Jean Louis Moulin.
Laura's father was Thomas Biso.  Any connection?
Regards, Moe

Message 2
Hi Michelle,
We don't have a lot of information on this family.  We have talked to
relatives a couple of years ago living in P.E.I. who told us that the
spelling of their name was Bissault.  Our mother Laura May Bisso
married Louis Jean Moulin May 24, 1932 in St. Dunstan's Bastilica in
Charlottown, P.E.I.
There seems to be many different spellings of this name, do you think
there is a connection to the other families on this site?  Our father
changed the spelling of Moulin to Mollin by looping the "u" on his
marriage certificate.
We have relatives nearby who use the spelling Moulin.
Thanks for this site.
Donna and Maurice Mollin
Victoria, B.C.

Hello everyone hope you are all well and happy.

My mother has recieved a letter from a lady who married into a Beeso
family.
Her husbands father was a Stephen Beeso, he had brothers, William
James, Edward and Michael, and sisters Elizabeth, Christine , Angela
and Mary. These were born in Holyrood.
Their parents were Michael Beeso (born around Badger Newfoundland)
and Alice Mason from holyrood. They settled in holyrood.The family
later moved to Bell island.
The son Edward moved back to holyrood, Michael Married a Bertha Doyle
and moved to cameron New Jersey. Mary moved to Nova Scotia, Angela
moved to New Jersey and Christine moved to St Johns NFL.
The lady who wrote the letter says they are the only Beeso's on bell
island now.

Does anyone recognise these people and where they fit on the tree? I
would imagine they are related to me as my family branch is Beeso
too, any info would be great.

Thanks
Michelle

Hiya just looking through some old family photos will post them up
here soon and have found an Angus Mcphail who is a cousin to our
beeso family, he was from scotland. Has anyone else heard this
surname mentioned or have any scottish links?

Harbour Grace - Anglican Burial Records, 1830 - 1839


18 Mar 1830 Ann Bessom 86 yr of Spanyards Bay, & there was buried

Found listed in the plantation records, this may assist us in
determining the fancis or john bisson question...? (also phillip
beson mention in record at bottom of the page)

Conception Bay North Region
"Return of Possession held in Conception Bay 1805"
Pages 43 - 81
On August 21, 1804, in an effort to help avoid frequent disputes
regarding possession and rights of Fishing Rooms, Beaches, Flakes and
land, Governor Erasmus Gower issued an order directing his Surrogates
around the Island of Newfoundland to take an exact account of all
Fishing Rooms, Wharves, Beaches, Flakes, etc. within 200 yards from
the High Water Mark and register them in a book. The claims of every
Merchant, Planter, and Boat Keeper to the land he occupied were to be
clearly defined. This official Register of Fishing Rooms was to be
admitted as evidence in all land claim disputes.

278 Francis Beson 94 yds. from N.E. to S.West bounded on the S.W. by
Con. Kennedy 201 yds. from H.W.M. to the N. bounded on all sides by
the woods. 1S. 1F. 1H. 1 Garden " Francis Beson Cut and cleared
agreeable to Act Wm.111 Chap 25.Sec.7 F. Beson " 1792 "



715 John Besom 140 yds. from E. to W. bounded on the E. by Robert
Brown on the W. by the children of Francis Sheppard 70 yds. from
H.W.M. to the N. bounded on the N. by the woods . 1 Stage 1 Flake 1
Beach 5 Gardens 2 Houses. " " " Jno. Besom " 1803 "



892 Catharine Gosse 73 yds. from E. to W. bounded on the E. by Peter
Howell Jr. on the W. by Gosse & Chancey 256 yds. from H.W.M. to the
N. bounded on the N. by the woods. 1 House 1 Garden 1 Meadow. ''
Cath. Gosse Bread & Cheese Cove Purchased from Thos. Mann for £30
Gosse & Chancey '' 1804 Leased to Gosse & Chancey for 31 years for £5
per annum



958 Henry Warford 136 yds. from N.E. to S.W.by the Seaside 179 yds.
from H.W.M. to the N. bounded on the N. by the woods 1 Stage 3 Flakes
2 Gardens. Divided between the 5 children of Henry Warford by the
decree of the Court, 13th Oct. 1821, I Goup Nicolas Surrogate ? Do Do
Part purchased from Philip Besom of Jersey for £30 and part cut and
cleared agreeable to Act.Wm.3rd.Chap.25 Sec.7 H. Warford H.Grace Do
1776
  H. Warford sold for £30

I found the info below


Return of the names and ages of all the persons on the permanent
Pauper list on the 1st January 1849 [kept at Harbour Grace] Shewing
[exact spelling] the date of admission, the annual allowance of Her
Majesty's Government to each person, the names of the commisioners
appointed to conduct and manage the admissions of paupers, and paying
the same. The said annual allowance, with statement of the expenses
attending thereon. Names of the said Commisioners - Thomas Danson,
Robert John Pinsent, Joseph Ryan...{This is at the end of the list
with a Date of Feb 20, 1849 at Harbour Grace


Res = residence, Doa = date of Admission, Amt = amount of allowance,
abt. = about, Carb = Carbonear, Sal. C. = Salmon Cove, Och. C =
Ochrepit Cove, Wes. B = Western Bay, Low P. = Low Point, Bl. Me Dw =
Blow Me Down, H.G. = Harbour Grace, S. B = Spaniards Bay, Mos =
Mosquito, Sad. H = Saddle Hill, Up. Is. C. = Upper Island Cove, B. de
V. = Bay de Verds, H.M. = Harbour Main


John Besson, abt. 77 yrs (would make his dob 1771)
Res - S.B.
Doa - 1st April, 1844
Amt - £4/4/0