Maternal Line of Robin Pyatt Bellamy
Raymond Hugh Rushton , Jr. [Parents]
Dorothy Loree Swan died on 23 Sep 1996 in Berwyn,, Illinois. She married Raymond Hugh Rushton , Jr..
She were by Loree.
John Johnston [Parents].John married Katherine Lundy in 1597.
Katherine Lundy [Parents].Katherine married John Johnston in 1597.
They had the following children:
M i Thomas Johnston
Elijah Joseph Russell [Parents] was born on 12 Feb 1866 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Maryland. He died on 16 Jan 1925 in Baltimore, Baltimore co., Maryland. He was baptized on 24 Jan 2002 in Arizo. He married Sarah C. in 1907 in Md..
He is not anywhere in Anne Arundel county, including Annapolis, in the1880 census (FHC film #1,254,494).
Searched the following FHC films for him in the 1880 census of Baltimore.
1,254,498 2nd - 5th. Wards
1,254,500 8th - 10th. Wards
1,254,503 part of 16th - 18th Ward
1,254,504 18th -19th Ward
1,254,505 19th Ward to Ed 207, Sheet 1 of 1st. Prct. of 20th wardWm. E. Rohr did find a 14 year old MD. born (as were both of his parents)Joseph Russell in the 1880 census of the 3rd. Dist. of Howard co., MD.,which is the county next to Baltimore co. (see FHC film #1254511, page379D). He was working as a "Servant on farm" when this census was takenof the Eli Jones family there. This could be our Elijah Joseph, as hewent by Joe. (Remember that sometimes the census takers didn't get thecorrect info on different people, such as the birth place of theirfather.)
According to the 1890 Baltimore City Directory, Elijah J. Russell, whowas a "sail maker" at the time, was living at 421 N. Carrollton Ave.This was our Elijah before he completed his medical schooling. He wouldhave been 24 years old at the time. He was living with his mother atthis same address.
Per the information on World Family Tree CD #10, Elijah Joseph married anAlice C. Wagner on March 16th, 1892. This record also shows that theyhad a one daughter but gave no name for her.
WE HAVE NOT ENTERED THIS DATA INTO THE DATA FIELD, UNTILL WE CAN VERIFYIT SOMEHOW.Elijah became a physician in the Baltimore, MD. area. He attended to hismother in her final stay here on this earth. We know he was married atthat time because his wife also attended his mother during her last fewweeks of life.
Need to find him in the 1900 census for Baltimore.
As per the 1910 census of Baltimore, he was a General Practice Physician,living at 423 N. Broadway. His wife (Sarah C.), a 2 yr. old daughter(Ruth C.), a 10 yr. old step-son (William Hasson), and a 20 yr. oldservant (Elizabeth) were living with him. This census also indicatesthat this marriage was the second marriage for both, he and his presentwife, and that they (Elijah & Sarah) had been married to each other for 3years.
Per the World Family Tree CD #10, Elijah was married to an Alice C.Wagner on March 16, 1892 and they had a daughter. If this is correct,this would have been his first wife.
Per the 1920 census of Baltimore, they were living at 156 N. Milton Ave.Elijah was still a G.P. and his step-son, now 20 yrs. old and stillliving with them, was a bank teller.
Per information received from Katherine (Russell) Prosser, which she hadverified verbally with Fire Dept. Custodian of Records (microfilm recordsmaintained in the Baltimore City Archives), Elijah Joseph Russell was theChief Surgeon of the Baltimore City Fire Department (before 1925).Katherine also stated that he went by "Joe."
His father's pension file states that "there is no public record ofeither the city of Baltimore, or of the churches, in which they (meaningElijah James' children) were christened." However, it further states inElijah J.'s (meaning Elijah Joseph's) case there is a "record of birth".Don't know if this would be a civil record or a church record.
Sarah C. was born in 1870 in Md.. She married Elijah Joseph Russell in 1907 in Md..
Other marriages:Hasson, Mr.
She was married once before her marriage to Elijah Joseph Russell and shehad one son by that previous marriage.
They had the following children:
F i Ruth C. Russell
James Brown.James married Elizabeth.
Elizabeth. married James Brown.
They had the following children:
M i John Brown
Nathaniel Chapman was born in 1784. He died on 14 May 1816. He married Rae Amy Swan.
Rae Amy Swan was born on 26 Aug 1786. She died on 23 Jul 1841. She married Nathaniel Chapman.
They had the following children:
F i Phoebe Chapman
John A. Love was born in Jan 1828 in Maryland. He died in Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Maryland. He married Amy Elizabeth Brown on 9 Jul 1851 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Md.. They were sealed in 1994 in the Seattle Washington temple.
Found a John A. Love, a "policeman", living at 2 S. Central Ave. in theBaltimore City Directory for 1860. This is the same address as John &Phebe Brown (in-laws to John Love, the painter). Note: the 1860 censusof the John & Phoebe Brown household does not show Mr. and/or Mrs. Loveas part of the Brown household. (Note that the date of the City Directorycould have been before the taking of the census.)
BIOGRAPHY: Per the 1890 Baltimore City Directory, John was a "painter"living at 317 N. Carey St. in Baltimore.
DOB came from the 1900 census and he was listed then as a "painter".
BIOGRAPHY: He had his "own income" and was blind, deaf or dumb, a CivilWar vet., and lived at 317 Carey St. in Baltimore, per the 1910 census.His father was born in Europe and mother born in Maryland, per the 1910census record.
Amy Elizabeth Brown [Parents] was born in Oct 1835 in Maryland. She died in 1920. She was baptized on 9 Nov 1999 in Arizo. She was endowed on 1 Feb 2000 in the Mesa Arizona temple. She married John A. Love on 9 Jul 1851 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Md.. They were sealed in 1994 in the Seattle Washington temple.
Information on her DOB came from 1850 & 1900 census.
Also, CD #10 of the World Family Tree shows her name as "Rea Amy Brown".
Marriage date came from Vital Records Index North America.
Per the 1880 census of the 19th Ward, Precinct 3, Baltimore, Baltimoreco., MD. (FHC film #1254504, page 73B), Amy was 44 yrs old (both herparents born in MD. per this census), still married to 50 yr old "HousePainter" John A. Love (he and his parents were born in MD.). They hadtheir two daughters living with them, besides 50 yr old A.C. Worthington,his 25 yr old wife, Eva L. (see below), their 2 yr old son, A.C., 40 yrold Caroline Russell (Amy's widowed sister) and Caroline's 12 yr old son,Allen T. Russell, a 22 yr old MD. born "Clerk" by the name of Walter W.Bouie, and a 13 yr old black "servant", Patsie Carter. A total of 12people, making for a very full house.
As per the 1900 census of Baltimore, Amy had 4 children, of which 3 werestill living in 1900. She was a widow by the taking of the 1920 census.She and Ida, her oldest daughter, lived with Ella & her husband (Amy'syoungest daughter, that we have on record) at 2224 Garrison Ave.,Baltimore on Jan. 7, 1920.
Believe all ordnances were done by June Rohr in the Seattle Temple in1994.
Amy also may have had a daughter named Eva L. (born about 1856 andmarried to a Mr. Worthington). See pension file General Affidavit ofElijah James Russell. Eva was 35 yrs old and living with John A. and AmyLove (maiden name Brown) at 317 N. Carey St., Baltimore as of Aug. 3,1891.
They had the following children:
F i Ida P. Love was born in 1858 in Maryland.
She was still single & living at home with her parents in Baltimore (3rd.Precinct of the 9th. Ward) in 1880.
DOB came from 1900 census of Baltimore city. She was still single then.She continued to live with her father & mother thru 1920, having nevermarried.F ii Ella Love
James B. Robertson was born in 1860 in Maryland. He died in 1920. He married Ella Love in 1889 in Maryland.
Info on him came from the 1920 census of Baltimore, Md., which Wm. E.Rohr has a copy of.
Ella Love [Parents] was born in 1861 in Maryland. She married James B. Robertson in 1889 in Maryland.
She was a sales lady in Baltimore, MD. living with her parents on N.Carey St. in 1880.
Info on her and family came from the 1920 census of Baltimore, which Wm.E. Rohr has a copy in his file.
They had the following children:
M i James A. Robertson was born in 1889 in Maryland.
As per the 1920 census of Baltimore, Md., he was single and living withhis parents.F ii Amy Robertson
William Monroe was born in 1892 in Maryland. He married Amy Robertson in 1918 in (Baltimore, Baltimore Co.), Md..
Amy Robertson [Parents]
They had the following children:
F i Lucille Monroe
John Edward Brown II [Parents] was born on 8 Jun 1839 in Baltimore, Baltimore co., Maryland. He died on 10 Jun 1930 in Annapolis, Anne Arundel co., Md.. He was sealed to his parents in the Seattle Washington temple. He was baptized in 1994 in Seatt. He was endowed in 1994 in the Seattle Washington temple. He married Artridge in (Annapolis, Ann Arundel Co.) Md..
Once had his DOB and place as Jan. 1839 in maybe Annapolis, MD.
In the 1860 census of the 3rd. Ward of Baltimore, he was a 20 yr. old"sail maker" still living with his parents.
There is mention of a John E. Brown as having "transferred from the 6th.Maryland" into Co. A, 1st. Maryland Infantry (page 271 of the unitshistory during the Civil War). This is the same unit that hisbrother-in-law, Elijah James Russell, was in during the Civil War.
In the 1870 census of Annapolis, MD. (FHC film #552, 067, pg. 709), whichis in the same area of Annapolis as some of his siblings and hisbrother-in-law, Elijah James Russell, John was listed as a "sail maker".He was listed with his wife, Artridge, and their first child, John.
Found him and his wife & kid living in house #10 on Prince George St., inAnnapolis, MD. in the 1880 census. This also showed his father as beingborn in MD.
John was a "city policeman" in 1880. He lived across and down the samestreet as his brother, Travers.
John was one of the six police officers that made up the entire policeforce of Annapolis, MD. between 1880 to 1882. Per the history of theAnnapolis Police Department, it reads "On Nov. 14, 1881, this grouppresented a special petition to the Mayor and Council requesting the Cityto purchase 'revolving pistols and nippers' for the use of the men. Thepetition explained that since the men had just purchased all their ownuniforms, the additional expense of pistols and nippers would present toomuch of a financial hardship. This petition ended with a recommendationthat 'Smith & Wesson' pistols were ideally suited for police work. Allindications are that the Council showed a favorable reaction to thepetition."
John held the office of "Chief of Police" of Annapolis, MD. for a shorttime in 1883, per the history of that department.
In the 1900 census, he was a "waterman" living on Prince George St. inAnnapolis, MD. Some of the dates came from this census. Showed them asbeing married 30 yrs. in 1900.
Artridge was born in Jun 1846 in Maryland. She married John Edward Brown II in (Annapolis, Ann Arundel Co.) Md..
1880 census shows both her parents were born in MD.
They had the following children:
M i John E. Brown III was born in 1868 in (Annapolis, Ann Arundel Co.) Md.. M ii Travers Brown M iii Joseph A. Brown Sr M iv Howard B. Brown was born in May 1875 in (Annapolis, Ann Arundel Co.) Md..
The 1900 census shows his birth year as 1875. The 1880 census shows itas either 1879 or 1880. Believe the correct year is 1875. Both censusshow May as the month.
George Johnston [Parents]
They had the following children:
M i John Johnston
