N.J.J.Tijndall

N.J.J.Tijndall

N.J.J.Tijndall

Weduwe van James Tyndall

Nicolaas Joseph James Tyndall

Pater Nelius Cornelis Tijndall

Alphonse Tyndall

E.F.V.Tyndall de Veer

F.J.Tyndall de veer

F.J.Tyndall de Veer

F.J.Tyndall de Veer

F.E.J.M.E.Tyndall de Veer

Vrouwe Gamrat de Sulima

Joseph Tyndall

de heer Tindall de Veer

F.J.Tyndall de Veer

James Tyndall

De Heeren Tindall de Veer

De heer Tindall de Veer

F.J.Tyndall de Veer

F.J.Tyndall de Veer

F.J.Tyndall de Veer

J.Tyndall

Mevrouw Tyndall 1863

J.de Veer Tyndall

Joseph Tijndall

Onesiphorous Tyndall

Onesiphorus Tyndall-Bruce formerly Tyndall, barrister, from Bristol. His family had been merchants and slave-traders who had opened Bristol's first bank in 1750. Tyndall-Bruce was educated at Eton and Christ Church, Oxford. . He and his wife lived latterly in Falkland village, in Scotland. He was also permitted, by Royal licence, to add the name 'Bruce' after his own. Tyndall-Bruce was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh in 1831. His was a Quaker family. Collection of the Public General Statutes Passed in the Sixth and Seventh Year of the Reign of His Majesty King Williams the Fourth 1836 By Great Britain, LAWS STATUTES His name appears in this 1836 list of Land Tax Commissioners Names. Born: Bristol, England 1790  Baptised: St Michael's, Bristol, England 11th Mar 1790 Died: , , , Falkland Isles 19th Mar 1855  Buried: Parish church, , , , Falkland Isles 28th Mar 1855 Family:  Tyndall-Bruce  Onesiphorus Tyndall Bruce Onesiphorus Tyndall (1790-1855) was born in Bristol, where his family had been merchants, slave traders and bankers. Educated at Eton and Oxford, he became an impecunious barrister, with debts amounting to £50,000. In 1828 he married Margaret Steuart Hamilton Bruce (1788-1869), the illegitimate daughter of Lt Col Sir Robert Hamilton Bruce by an Indian lady. Her father had died when she was 8 years old, and she was adopted by her uncle, John Hamilton Bruce, Professor of Logic at the University of Edinburgh and proprietor of Falkland. On her uncle's death in 1826, Margaret inherited, becoming proprietor of Falkland, Nuthill and Myres, very wealthy, and Hereditary Keeper of Falkland Palace. Her uncle had disapproved of Onesiphorus because of his large debts, but when Margaret married him two years after her uncle's death she paid off his debts and made him an allowance. Onesiphorus took her surname in addition to his own, and in 1839 they commissioned William Burn to build the new NO2407 : House of Falkland, replacing Nuthill House where they had lived until then. They also managed their estates well, improving and extending the farms, and earning the approval of the people. They paid for the building of the present Falkland Parish church, and Onesiphorus was commemorated by a prominent monument on the Lomond Hills NO2207 : Tyndall Bruce Monument, as well as by this statue next to the church. Both Onesiphorus and Margaret are buried in the parish kirkyard. Letters to Bristol Merchants Letters sent to Isaac Hobhouse and OnesiphorousTyndall, Bristol merchants, from their agents in the WestIndies survive for the period 1723–1736. Three of the letters are from Kingston, Jamaica and one is from South Carolina – they contain references to the slave trade. Ref: 8029/16

Henry Tyndall

Henry Tyndall
Born: 05-08-?
Place: Berbice (British Guyana)
Occup.: Planter (Niersery, Nickerie, Suriname)
Died: 11-08-1866
Place: Brussels (Belgium)

married with:
Maria Frederika de Veer
Born: 28-07-1806
Place: Noordwijk (The Netherlands)
Married date: 12-05-1826
Place: Noordwijk (The Netherlands)

Heden overleed mijn geliefde echtgenoot, the Honourable Henry Tyndall,
Esquire.
M.F. Tyndall-de Veer.
Brussel, 11 augustus 1866.

Alfred Ernest Johannes Tyndall

Op het hoogfeest van Pasen, tijdens aan kort bezoek aan Antwerpen, gaf onze innig dierbare en zeer zorgzame echgenoot en vader Alfred Ernest Johannes Tyndall geheel onverwacht zijn ziel aan de Schepper terug.
Hij bereikte de leeftijd van 76 jaar.
Uit aller naam: A. J. Tyndall-Brunklaus.
Utrecht, 2 april 1961.
Huize Maria Pia.
Burgemeester van der Voort van Zijplaan 63a.
Liever geen bezoek.
De overledene is opgebaard in de rouwkamer Maliesingel 75. Bezoekuren van 9-17 uur.
Rozenkransgebed 's avonds te 8 uur in de kapel van huize Maria Pia.
De heilige uitvaartmissen zullen worden opgedragen op donderdag 6 april in de kerk van Sint-Paulus, Linnaeuslaan, om 7.50 uur de gelezen mis en de gezongen heilige mis te 10.30, waarna de begrafenis zal plaatshebben op het rooms-katholieke kerkhof te Utrecht.

Bruie Tyndall

Kind:

Bruie Tyndall

Geslacht:

Man

Geboorteplaats:

Gulpen

Geboortedatum:

dinsdag 7 september 1830

Vader:

Willem Tyndall

Moeder:

Carolina Magdalena Impet

Gebeurtenis:

Geboorte

Datum:

dinsdag 7 september 1830

Gebeurtenisplaats:

Gulpen

Documenttype:

BS Geboorte

Erfgoedinstelling:

Regionaal Historisch Centrum Limburg

Plaats instelling:

Maastricht

Collectiegebied:

Limburg

Archief:

12.034

Registratienummer:

5

Documentnummer:

38

Registratiedatum:

8 september 1830

Akteplaats:

Gulpen

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Vrouwe Emilie Sophie Beth

Ondertrouwd:
‘s Hage, 4 december 1856.
Mr. François James Tyndall en Vrouwe Emilie Sophie Beth, weduwe wijlen
den weledelgestrenge heer mr. C.H. Perk, advocaat en auditeur-militair
te Amsterdam.

Getrouwd:
Mr. François James Tyndall en Vrouwe Emilie Sophie Beth, weduwe wijlen
den weledelgestrenge heer mr. C.H. Perk, advocaat en auditeur-militair
te Amsterdam.
’s Hage, 29 december 1856.

Door ’s Heeren goedheid beviel heden zeer voorspoedig van eene
dochter, Vrouwe E.S. Beth, hartelijk geliefde echtgenoote van mr. F.J.
Tyndall.
’s Gravenhage, 18 october 1858.

Door ’s Heeren goedheid is heden zeer voorspoedig van een welgeschapen
zoon bevallen, Vrouwe E.S. Tyndall-Beth, hartelijk geliefde
echtgenoote van mr. F. J. Tyndall.
’s Hage, 19 januarij 1860.

Bevallen van eene dochter, Vrouwe Emilie Sophie Beth, hartelijk
geliefde echtgenoote van mr. J.F. Tyndall.
Voorburg, 23 augustus 1857.

TYNDALL de VEER, Emilie Francoise Victoria, geb. 18-08-1857 Voorburg, ovl. 27-08-1904

 TYNDALL de VEER, Emilie Francoise Victoria, geb. 18-08-1857 Voorburg, ovl. 27-08-1904.

Gustaaf August Wesen Vrijdom Verzocht.

VVoornamen Gustaaf August

Geslachtsnaam Wesen

Slavennaam Gustaaf

Geboortedatum 1853

Geslacht man

Beroep Te jong

Datum manumissie 29-12-1858

Bedrag cautie 0

Bedrag borgtocht 0

Verwijzing /

Eigenaar Pl Nursery (Nickerie) en vrijdom verzocht door J. de Veer Tyndall privT en qq cs

Overige informatie GR 29-12-58, no. 1674; geb. 1853; zoon van Diana; broer van Betsy Elisabeth Wesen

Deze Beth Wesen staat op een der oudste foto´s met Betsy Tyndall -de Veer 

 

Jane Tyndall geboren

196. 
{Ab.) MISS JANE TYNDALL, OF THIS TOWN BORN 4* AUGT., 173O, OB. 3d 
SEPTR., 1 8 ID. — ALSO, MRS. DOROTHY DUCOMMUN, OB. 4th OCTR., 1813, AET. 78. — 
ALSO, MRS. ELEONER TYNDALL, OB. 23d JULY, 1814, AGED (not inserted). 

from MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS THE BRITISH WEST INDIES.

Plantage Amsterdam

James & Peter Grant (Leguan)

James Grant (died Thoby Priory, Ingatestone, Essex, 1822) and Peter Grant (died Leguan, Essequibo, 1822) were brothers from Banff-shire who established themselves as plantation owners on Leguan Island, in the mouth of the river Essequibo. They had acquired the plantation, named Amsterdam, by 1804, when a mortgage over the property, from John & R Gladstone of Liverpool, was transferred to Peter Grant [E&DRG 21 May 1811].

James’s son, Charles, who inherited the property, was born in St Vincent c1792 [Census returns]. James, Peter and an older Charles Grant (a third brother?), together with a Thomas Fraser, traded in St Vincent under the name of Charles Grant & Co, formed on 9 March 1799. Their business included trade with America and James Grant had gone there in 1801to pursue their interests. [Frankland v McGusty in Reports of cases argued and determined before the committees of Privy Council, Volume 1, 1829-31]

At emancipation in 1834, almost £15000 compensation was paid for the 269 slaves who were freed on plantationAmsterdam. One third went to James's son, Charles, and two-thirds to the remaining trustee under his will, the judge Sir Nicholas C Tindall. [Legacies of British Slave Ownership]. There were two small counterclaims from a Jane Grant, in Georgetown, and a Sophia Grant, both of whom has received legacies of £50 from Peter Grant. In 1815 the 'mulatto women Jane and Sophia Grant' had sought formal letters of manumission on the grouns that they had lived in a state of 'reputed freedom' for more than ten years [D&ERG 8 July 1815].

[The evidence for their origin in Banff-shire is in the will of James Grant (PROB 11/1667/408) in which there are legacies to his sisters Sophia Angus, living in Keith, and Elizabeth Grant, living in Garmouth. Sophia Grant, from the parish of Keith, married James Angus, from the parish of Huntly, in 1789 (GROS 159/00 0040 0195).]

Anna Margaret De Vere Tyndall overleden

SATURDAY MAY 8 1886 P 4 COL 1  The Argosy – Demerara BMDs  ‐ 1886 Died  BARR ‐ At Rio de Janeiro, on the 15th March, of yellow fever, Alexander Barr, late of Demerara, 5th son of John  Barr, Campsie Glen.    DE VERE TYNDALL ‐ At Rockhampton, Australia, Anna Margaret De Vere Tyndall, formerly of Pln. Nurserie,  Nickerie ‐  (Barbados papers please copy.) "Blessed are they, who fall asleep in the Lord." 

Tyndall Anna On the 23d Dec., at Rockhampton, Australia, Anna Margaret, beloved wife 
of J. de Vere Tyndall, late of Nursery Estate, Nickerie, Surinam, West 
Indies.
1886 May 22 
from the London Times 

Joseph Tyndall overleden

Margareth Herbert overleden.

Mr.F.J.Tyndall de Veer

Pierre Henry de Veer overleden

Jan Andreas Wilmers overleden

E.F.V.Tyndall-de Veer huwelijk

Thomasine Dorothee E.F.Tyndall-de Veer

F.D. de Veer geboorte dochter