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| Type | Date | Details | Age |
| Birth | __ ___ 1840 | Bedminster, Bristol. [1] | 0 |
| Census 1841 | 6 Jun 1841 | East St., Bedminster, Bristol; shown aged 1. [2] | 1 |
| Death | __ ___ 1843 | Bedminster, Bristol. [1] | 3 |
| Criminal | 2 Feb 1850 | James Haynes Bellringer (1485) (b. 1802, d. Jun 1869); Police Court, Bristol; it was reported in the Bristol Times and Mirror that James was charged with cruelly ill-treating his son, a boy of about 9 years of age (presumed to be Robert). James had been in the habit of admitting strange women to his house and there were several order of bastardy against him. It was confied that James was a blacksmith at Bedminster. [3] | 10 |
Sources
1. S0744: Private communication.
2. S1272: Census 1841 James BELLRINGER, Image of Enumerator's book, 06 Jun 1841, ref: HO107/376/6/f.47,p.34, Bedminster, Bristol, household of James Haynes Bellringer; Repository: Ancestry website, www.ancestry.co.uk.
3. S1275: Bristol Times and Mirror, Bristol, 2 Feb 1850, page 3, titled "Bristol Police Court - Monday"; Hereinafter cited as Bristol Times and Mirror.