MacIntosh Family

Bernard Batson, 1710–1761 (aged 51 years)

Name
Bernard /Batson/
Surname
Batson
Given names
Bernard
Also known as
Barnet Batson or Beston or Besstone or Besston
Birth
about 1710
possibly Dorset England
Marriage
Martha … — View this family
about 1738 (aged 28 years)
Birth of a daughter
Martha Bestone
about 1741
Burial
May 25, 1761 (aged 51 years)
Trintiy Bay Newfoundland
Family with Martha …
himself
Birth: about 1710 — possibly Dorset England
Marriage: about 1738
Burial: May 25, 1761 — Trintiy Bay Newfoundland
Unique identifier: 1CA9D7899FB12F4F92C70654F3F900B74941
Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Martha … Martha Bestone
Bernard Batson
1710–1761
Birth: about 1710 — possibly Dorset England
Burial: May 25, 1761 — Trintiy Bay Newfoundland
wife
Birth: about 1720
Marriage: about 1738
Burial: March 11, 1788 — Trintiy Bay Newfoundland
Unique identifier: 1CA9D7899FB12F4F92C70654F3F900B74941
Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Bernard Batson Martha Bestone
Martha …
1720–1788
Birth: about 1720
Burial: March 11, 1788 — Trintiy Bay Newfoundland
Marriage — about 1738 —
4 years
daughter
Birth: about 1741 31 21
Marriage: October 10, 1766 — English Harbour Trintiy Bay Newfoundland
Burial: June 17, 1824 — Trintiy Bay Newfoundland
Unique identifier: 1D53CCE93D9DB748BC0EB5D2545311363D2E
Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Joseph Pinhorn Martha Pinhorn
Martha Bestone
1741–1824
Birth: about 1741 31 21
Burial: June 17, 1824 — Trintiy Bay Newfoundland
Note

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~irlcav/nfld2.htm

1810 From "Soe longe as there comes no women" by W. Gordon Handcock: "... Henry BATSON of Wimbourn Minister, aged 71 years in 1810, was 9 years old [Henry born abt 1738] when his father first took him to Newfoundland, and George Short, born in Hooke, Dorset, but examined at Wimbourn in 1762, testified he went to sea first in service to 'Bernard Batson', planter then resident in Newfoundland'.