Barbara Christina Cheyne
F, #11260, b. about 1883
| Father | William Cheyne b. 19 Mar 1851 |
| Mother | Jane MacKenzie (?) b. a 1849 |
Barbara Christina Cheyne was born, about 1883, in Walker, Northumberland, England. Her birth was recorded with a name of Eliza. in the 4th quarter of 1883, in Tynemouth District.1,2
William John Cheyne, Elizabeth Ann Cheyne, Barbara Christina Cheyne and Alexander Cheyne were listed as children in the household of William Cheyne and his wife, Janet Cheyne on the 1891 England Census, at 9 Milford Street, in Newcastle Upon Tyne, Saint Stephens Parish, Northumberland, England.1
William John Cheyne, Elizabeth Ann Cheyne, Barbara Christina Cheyne, Alexander Cheyne and James G. Cheyne were listed as children in the household of William Cheyne and his wife, Janet Cheyne on the 1901 England Census, at 54 Tyneside Lee, in Newcastle Upon Tyne, Saint Stephens Parish, Northumberland, England. She was employed as a fish monger's assistant.3
Barbara C. Cheyne was found on a passenger list, dated 1 May 1921, at Quebec, Quebec, Canada. She was a passenger aboard the Pretorian out of Glasgow. She was listed as 37, single, born in England of English race. This was her first visit to Canada. She was employed as a machinist and destined for Toronto.4
William John Cheyne, Elizabeth Ann Cheyne, Barbara Christina Cheyne and Alexander Cheyne were listed as children in the household of William Cheyne and his wife, Janet Cheyne on the 1891 England Census, at 9 Milford Street, in Newcastle Upon Tyne, Saint Stephens Parish, Northumberland, England.1
William John Cheyne, Elizabeth Ann Cheyne, Barbara Christina Cheyne, Alexander Cheyne and James G. Cheyne were listed as children in the household of William Cheyne and his wife, Janet Cheyne on the 1901 England Census, at 54 Tyneside Lee, in Newcastle Upon Tyne, Saint Stephens Parish, Northumberland, England. She was employed as a fish monger's assistant.3
Barbara C. Cheyne was found on a passenger list, dated 1 May 1921, at Quebec, Quebec, Canada. She was a passenger aboard the Pretorian out of Glasgow. She was listed as 37, single, born in England of English race. This was her first visit to Canada. She was employed as a machinist and destined for Toronto.4
Citations
- [S337] 1891 British Census, Saint Stephens Parish, Northumberland, Enumeration District not recorded, Page 2, Number 9. Image obtained from ancestry.com.
- [S389] Website Ancestry.com Website (www.ancestry.com) "England & Wales, Birth Index: 1837-1983, 4th quarter of 1883, Tynemouth District, Volume 10b, Page 216."
- [S331] 1901 British Census, Civil parish: Elswick, Ecclesiatical parish: St Stephen, Northumberland, England, Source information: RG13/4769, Registration district: Newcastle upon Tyne, Sub-registration district: Westgate, ED: 24, Folio: 119, Page: 35, Household schedule number: 216. Images reproduced by courtesy of The National Archives, London, England, and obtained from ancestry.com.
- [S389] Website Ancestry.com Website (www.ancestry.com) "Ancestry.com. Canadian Passenger Lists, 1865-1935 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2008. Original data: Library and Archives Canada. Passenger Lists, 1865-1935. Ottawa, Canada: Library and Archives Canada. Roll T-14712."