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Source: S246 1901 TEVEN, JAMES (Statutory Deaths 647/00 0491) Page 164 1901 DEATHS in the District of Hamilton in the County of Lanark No. 491 James Teven, Coal Miner Married to: 1. Bessie Larkin 2. Elizabeth Hannah Bennett 1901 September Seventh 3h a.m. 40 Barrack Street, Hamilton Sex:M Age: 52 years Terence Teven, Crofter Elizabeth Teven M.S. Welsh (Both Deceased) Peritonitis, 5 Days as certd. by T. Steele Informant: James Teven, Son (Present), 10 Old Pit Row, Chapel, Newmains Registered: 1901 September 7th At Hamilton, Gavin Fraine, Registrar
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Source: S230 1860 TEEVIN, JAMES - LARKIN, ELIZA (Statutory Marriages 621/00 0038) Page 19. 1860 MARRIAGES in the Parish of Avondale in the County of Lanark No.38 On the Eighteenth day of June 1860 at Strathaven, Marraige (after Banns) was solemnized between us according to the Forms of the Roman Catholic Church James Teevin, Age 21, ?? parish of Hamilton, Collier (Bachelor) Terrance Teevin, Agril Labourer (deceased) Elizabeth Teevin maiden name Wallch? Eliza Larkin, Age 20, Bapfiehead? parish of Hamilton, Domestic Servant (Spinster) Charles Larkin, Collier Sarah Larkin maiden name McGrady James McGafferty C.C. John Gafferey Mary Gartirie? Witnesses The above Marriage was Registered by me at Strathaven on the 6th day of July, 1860 John Barrie?, Registrar
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Source: S272 North Lanarkshire Heritage Centre; Motherwell, North Lanarkshire, Scotland; North Lanarkshire Poor Law Applications and Registers; Reference: CO1/23/58
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Source: S351 First name(s) James Last name Teven Birth year - Death year 1901 Death date ? ? 1901 Burial year 1901 Burial date 09 Sep 1901 Burial place Bent Cemetery, Hamilton County Lanarkshire Country Scotland Notes 40 Barrack St. Mortcloth price (£ s d) - Record set Scotland, Glasgow & Lanarkshire Death & Burial Index Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records Subcategory Parish Burials Collections from Great Britain, Scotland Link: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=GBPRS%2FLANARKSHIRE%2FBUR%2F136589
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Source: S224 Record set 1891 England, Wales & Scotland Census Category Census, land & surveys Subcategory Census Collections from Great Britain, Scotland First name(s) James Last name Teevan Relationship Head Marital status Married Sex Male Age 51 Birth year 1840 Birth town - Birth county - Birth place Ireland Birth place other as transcribed IRELAND Occupation Coal Miner Street Muir Street Town Hamilton Parish Hamilton City - County Lanarkshire Country Scotland Registration district Hamilton First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Sex Age Birth yearOccupation Birth place Male James Teevan Head Married Male 51 1840 Coal miner Ireland Female Elizabeth Teevan Wife Married Female 43 1848 Dressmaker England Male John J Teevan Son Unmarried Male 19 1872 Coal miner Bathgate, Linlithgowshire (West Lothian), Scotland Male William J Teevan Son - Male 14 1877 Scholar Hamilton, Lanarkshire, Scotland Male Thomas Teevan Son - Male 8 1883 Scholar Airdrie, Lanarkshire, Scotland Female Harriet E Teevan Daughter - Female 6 1885 Scholar Wishaw, Lanarkshire, Scotland Link: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=GBC%2F1891%2F0034144155
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Source: S352 Glasgow Herald - Monday 30 July 1877 Accessed 2 May 2020 SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A MINER. On Saturday at Hamilton - before Sheriff Birnie and a jury - James Teevan, miner, was charged with culpable homicide or culpable violation or neglect of duty, by having on 13th April entered a disused side mine in the ell seam of No. 1 pit, Allanton Colliery, going within the fence to a distance of eight feet, and breaking down serveral of the spars, at which place his lamp set fire to and exploded a quantity of fire damp, and the flame ignited a large quantity of wooden props, and John McManus, a roadsman, was suffocated by the smoke, and Thomas Murphy, miner, burned by the explosion. Accused pleaded not guilty, and was defended by Mr Lindsay, Glasgow. The fireman and others gave evidence showing the prisoner was seen to enter the side working, and was found tehre after the explosion. McManus was an old man, who suffered from defective breathing. The explosion ignited the lining and the coal, which burned for a couple of hours, and after the burning was got under, McManus' dead body was found in the main roadway a considerable distance beyond. The defence called witnesses to prove that the screen in the main road at the place was defective, that the miners were in the habit of frequenting the side working, and the fancing was insufficient. The Sheriff summed up unfavourably to accused. The jury brought in a verdict finding prisoner, by a majoirty, guilty of culpable violation or neglect of duty. The Sheriff-Do you mean culpable violation or neglect of duty "whereby any of the lieges were injured;" in other words, was McManus' death due to this culpable violation of duty? The jury again retired and returned with a verdict unanimously finding prisoner guilty as libelled, and strongly recommending him to the leniency of the Court. The Sheriff, taking thi sinto account, and also that accused has already been two months in prison, passed sentence of 14 days' imprisonment. Link: https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0000060/18770730/007/0004
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Source: S230 1860 TEEVIN, JAMES - LARKIN, ELIZA (Statutory Marriages 621/00 0038) Page 19. 1860 MARRIAGES in the Parish of Avondale in the County of Lanark No.38 On the Eighteenth day of June 1860 at Strathaven, Marraige (after Banns) was solemnized between us according to the Forms of the Roman Catholic Church James Teevin, Age 21, ?? parish of Hamilton, Collier (Bachelor) Terrance Teevin, Agril Labourer (deceased) Elizabeth Teevin maiden name Wallch? Eliza Larkin, Age 20, Bapfiehead? parish of Hamilton, Domestic Servant (Spinster) Charles Larkin, Collier Sarah Larkin maiden name McGrady James McGafferty C.C. John Gafferey Mary Gartirie? Witnesses The above Marriage was Registered by me at Strathaven on the 6th day of July, 1860 John Barrie?, Registrar
Source: S272 Ancestry.com North Lanarkshire, Scotland, Poor Law Applications and Registers, 1849-1917 Publication: Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Lehi, UT, USA; Date: 2019;
Source: S351 Scotland, Glasgow & Lanarkshire Death & Burial Index
Source: S352 British Newspaper Archive
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