Showing posts with label Heyman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Heyman. Show all posts
“Experiences of Rhodesia’s Pioneer Women" Mary Beatrice (Dolly) Alexander
Nee Dolly Alexander, adopted by Melville Heyman; First husband Bellasis. Came up by ox wagon with her mother, Mrs. Alexander, later Lady Heyman. At one time was living at Marandellas.”
Letter written by William Alfred Courtenay to his mother Frances Patton Impey Heyman
My darling Mother I have just returned from the cemetery it looks very neat and nice. The whole cemetery has been tidied up the grave on the left has had rails put up and a tombstone I enclose some rose petals put them in a pot they will smell sweet they are off the grave.
Goodbye Mother Darling God bless you.
Your own loving Billy.
Goodbye Mother Darling God bless you.
Your own loving Billy.
Letter from Frances Patton Impey Heyman to her son William
The Anchorage
St. James
May 8th, 42 (crossed out)
My own Beloved William
When you get this letter I shall be Oh! As near you in spirit, but I shall have gone from you all -- My love for you has been an everlasting love. Never wavering & I have treasured your love & devotion to me my son! My son! I know you will have me, as you have Dad, in everlasting remembrance... CONTINUED HERE.
St. James
May 8th, 42 (crossed out)
My own Beloved William
When you get this letter I shall be Oh! As near you in spirit, but I shall have gone from you all -- My love for you has been an everlasting love. Never wavering & I have treasured your love & devotion to me my son! My son! I know you will have me, as you have Dad, in everlasting remembrance... CONTINUED HERE.
Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Melville Heyman Obituary
The Development of Rhodesia
Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Melville Heyman, who died at Kalk Bay, Capetown yesterday, was a leading figure in the Occupation of Mashonaland in 1890 under the Charter granted by Queen Victoria to Cecil Rhodes... CONTINUED HERE.
Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Melville Heyman, who died at Kalk Bay, Capetown yesterday, was a leading figure in the Occupation of Mashonaland in 1890 under the Charter granted by Queen Victoria to Cecil Rhodes... CONTINUED HERE.
Kate, Richard, Susie, Joey Heyman, 1966
Heyman cousins
Kate, Richard, Susie, Joey Heyman, 1966
Originally uploaded by Miranda Hine
Heyman cousins
Kate, Richard, Susie, Joey Heyman, 1966
Originally uploaded by Miranda Hine
Heyman cousins
Woollerton House, Wendover, Bucks
Woollerton House, Wendover, Bucks
Originally uploaded by Miranda Hine
The boy on the far right is Richard Heyman
Nanny's Bible
Elizabeth Heyman's Nanny kept this bible. Some of the entries may have been from Elizabeth's mother (Kate Elizabeth Farquharson.)
Nanny's Bible
Originally uploaded by Miranda Hine
Nanny's Bible
Originally uploaded by Miranda Hine
Nanny's Bible
Originally uploaded by Miranda Hine
Nanny's Bible
Originally uploaded by Miranda Hine
William Alfred Courtney Alexander's Baptism
armstrong
Originally uploaded by Miranda Hine
Email from Grahamstown Genealogist:
The civil registration of births in the Cape Colony commenced only in 1895. Alfred Alexander was a professional engineer and a member of the
Institute of Mechanical Engineers.
In the baptismal record for Alfred William Courtney Alexander, you will
notice that his godparents, all by proxy, included H.M.Heyman. The baptism
took place at Christchurch, which was then a chapelry of the cathedral
parish of St George in Grahamstown.
William Jervois
Resident Genealogist
Albany Museum, Somerset St.
Grahamstown 6139
UK INCOMING PASSENGER LIST 1955
UK INCOMING PASSENGER LIST 1955
Originally uploaded by Miranda Hine
E., W., M., and A. Corbally from Singapore to London, 1955 (traveling from Malaya) after William was born.
Bobo Interview
Miranda interviewed her mother Elizabeth Corbally in 2002. Topics include the Lee and Corbally families, Miranda's father, Woolerton House, Africa, Hong Kong and Malaya. Here is Miranda's transcription of the interview.
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