Author and Humanitarian Reformer
 MaleWilliam Beilby |
| Birth | 13 Apr 1783 | Sheffield  |
| Baptism | 8 May 1783 | Cathedral Saint Peter, Sheffield, Yorkshire |
| Death | 30 May 1849 | Edinburgh, Scotland |
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| Marriage | 19 Sep 1808 | St George's, Dublin, Ireland |
| Father | Thomas Beilby | F384 Group Sheet | |
| Mother | Isabella Fell | F384 Group Sheet | |
 FemaleMaria Catherine Möller |
| Birth | 1790 | Ireland |
| Death | 28 Nov 1867 | Randolph Cliff, Edinburgh |
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| Father | Andrew Möller | F77 Group Sheet | |
| Mother | Elizabeth Le Champion | F77 Group Sheet | |
| Male John Wood Beilby |
| Birth | 25 May 1818 | Edinburgh, Scotland |
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| Spouse | Cathrine Ogilvy | F250 | |
| Marriage | 17 Jul 1850 | Melbourne Vic Australia |
| Male George Beilby |
| Birth | 1811 | Dublin, Ireland |
| Death | 1895 | |
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| Spouse | Rachel M Watson | F253 | |
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| Female Eliza Beilby |
| Birth | 2 Mar 1816 | Edinburgh, Scotland |
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| Spouse | Alexander Macarthur | F404 | |
| Marriage | 21 Jul 1835 | Edinburgh,Scotland |
| Female Ellen Beilby |
| Birth | 14 Jul 1821 | Edinburgh, Scotland |
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| Spouse | Alexander Mackenzie | F403 | |
| Marriage | 30 Apr 1842 | Edinburgh, Scotland |
| Male Julius Henry Beilby |
| Birth | 17 Mar 1823 | Edinburgh, Scotland |
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| Spouse | Emily Rayner | F251 | |
| Marriage | 8 May 1861 | Saint Martin, Birmingham, Warwick |
| Female Maria Richmond Beilby |
| Birth | 1824 | Edinburgh, Scotland |
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| Spouse | William Henry Avery | F252 | |
| Marriage | 4 Aug 1853 | Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland |
| Female Isabella Beilby |
| Birth | 9 Apr 1829 | Edinburgh, Scotland |
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| Spouse | John Bather | F255 | |
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