Son of General John Guillum-Scott (1820-1894) of the Sepoy Regiment in the Indian Army & Agnes Haldane (1820-1907) who married in Lambeth, Middlesex, England in April 1846.
In 1876 John was a retired Indian Army officer and living in the house called Bombay Hall, West Hill, London. His daughter Florence (sister of Charles) was still living there in 1925 (it is now flats)
John & Agnes had 10 children, at least one of them, Charles, emigrated and settled in NZ.
Charles married Mary Elizabeth Jamison in 1883
their known children
1884 - 1931 Helena Minnie Fallas Guillum-Scott (+Amyes)
1886 - 1965 Charles Guillum-Scott (+Cross)
1887 - 1962 Muriel Guillum-Scott
1889 - 1960 Florence Edna Irene Guillum-Scott (+Hume)
1894 - 1964 William Mortimer Guillum-Scott
Manawatu Times, 19 Sep 1925
SCOTT - At Woodville, on Friday, Sept. 18, 1925, Charles Guillum, beloved husband of Mary Elizabeth Scott; aged 68 years.
* A very old and highly respected resident of Woodville in the person of Mr Charles Guillum Scott, passed away yesterday at the age of 68 years. Born in Bombay, India, the third son of General John Guillum Scott, the deceased gentleman came to New Zealand 47 years ago, landing in Lyttelton as a young man. Thirty-three years ago Mr Scott took up his residence in Woodville and resided there till his death. He was keenly interested in all that pertained to the welfare of the town and took a prominent part in civic affairs, having been a member of the Borough Council and on one occasion a candidate for the Mayoralty. Mr Scott was also captain of the Woodville Fire Brigade for a period. His jovial and kindly disposition made him popular with all classes of the community and hid death will be sincerely regretted by the people of Woodville. A widow, two sons and three daughters are left to mourn their loss.
* The friends of the late Charles Guillum Scott are respectfully requested to attend his funeral, which will leave his late residence, No. 12 McLean Street, Woodville, to-morrow (Sunday, September 20) at 2 p.m. for the Woodville Cemetery. - Ernest Grinlinton, Funeral Furnisher
Charles is buried witha 3 month old granddaughter, Mabel Ruth 'Ruthie' Scott and the Guillum is not a hyphenated name for her. Maybe Charles's second name was Guillum and he was named after ancestors Guillum-Scott
thank you to Yvonne Bilgin for her email 24 Nov 2015 ... I have this guy on my tree, very long distant, this is the info I have, his middle name was Guillum, as are all the children, all same middle name, Charles Guillum Scott 1st cousin 2x removed of husband of 1st cousin 1x removed of husband of 2nd cousin Birth 13 NOV 1856 in Bombay, India. Death 18 September 1925 in New Zealand
In 1876 John was a retired Indian Army officer and living in the house called Bombay Hall, West Hill, London. His daughter Florence (sister of Charles) was still living there in 1925 (it is now flats)
John & Agnes had 10 children, at least one of them, Charles, emigrated and settled in NZ.
Charles married Mary Elizabeth Jamison in 1883
their known children
1884 - 1931 Helena Minnie Fallas Guillum-Scott (+Amyes)
1886 - 1965 Charles Guillum-Scott (+Cross)
1887 - 1962 Muriel Guillum-Scott
1889 - 1960 Florence Edna Irene Guillum-Scott (+Hume)
1894 - 1964 William Mortimer Guillum-Scott
Manawatu Times, 19 Sep 1925
SCOTT - At Woodville, on Friday, Sept. 18, 1925, Charles Guillum, beloved husband of Mary Elizabeth Scott; aged 68 years.
* A very old and highly respected resident of Woodville in the person of Mr Charles Guillum Scott, passed away yesterday at the age of 68 years. Born in Bombay, India, the third son of General John Guillum Scott, the deceased gentleman came to New Zealand 47 years ago, landing in Lyttelton as a young man. Thirty-three years ago Mr Scott took up his residence in Woodville and resided there till his death. He was keenly interested in all that pertained to the welfare of the town and took a prominent part in civic affairs, having been a member of the Borough Council and on one occasion a candidate for the Mayoralty. Mr Scott was also captain of the Woodville Fire Brigade for a period. His jovial and kindly disposition made him popular with all classes of the community and hid death will be sincerely regretted by the people of Woodville. A widow, two sons and three daughters are left to mourn their loss.
* The friends of the late Charles Guillum Scott are respectfully requested to attend his funeral, which will leave his late residence, No. 12 McLean Street, Woodville, to-morrow (Sunday, September 20) at 2 p.m. for the Woodville Cemetery. - Ernest Grinlinton, Funeral Furnisher
Charles is buried witha 3 month old granddaughter, Mabel Ruth 'Ruthie' Scott and the Guillum is not a hyphenated name for her. Maybe Charles's second name was Guillum and he was named after ancestors Guillum-Scott
thank you to Yvonne Bilgin for her email 24 Nov 2015 ... I have this guy on my tree, very long distant, this is the info I have, his middle name was Guillum, as are all the children, all same middle name, Charles Guillum Scott 1st cousin 2x removed of husband of 1st cousin 1x removed of husband of 2nd cousin Birth 13 NOV 1856 in Bombay, India. Death 18 September 1925 in New Zealand
Son of General John Guillum-Scott (1820-1894) of the Sepoy Regiment in the Indian Army & Agnes Haldane (1820-1907) who married in Lambeth, Middlesex, England in April 1846.
In 1876 John was a retired Indian Army officer and living in the house called Bombay Hall, West Hill, London. His daughter Florence (sister of Charles) was still living there in 1925 (it is now flats)
John & Agnes had 10 children, at least one of them, Charles, emigrated and settled in NZ.
Charles married Mary Elizabeth Jamison in 1883
their known children
1884 - 1931 Helena Minnie Fallas Guillum-Scott (+Amyes)
1886 - 1965 Charles Guillum-Scott (+Cross)
1887 - 1962 Muriel Guillum-Scott
1889 - 1960 Florence Edna Irene Guillum-Scott (+Hume)
1894 - 1964 William Mortimer Guillum-Scott
Manawatu Times, 19 Sep 1925
SCOTT - At Woodville, on Friday, Sept. 18, 1925, Charles Guillum, beloved husband of Mary Elizabeth Scott; aged 68 years.
* A very old and highly respected resident of Woodville in the person of Mr Charles Guillum Scott, passed away yesterday at the age of 68 years. Born in Bombay, India, the third son of General John Guillum Scott, the deceased gentleman came to New Zealand 47 years ago, landing in Lyttelton as a young man. Thirty-three years ago Mr Scott took up his residence in Woodville and resided there till his death. He was keenly interested in all that pertained to the welfare of the town and took a prominent part in civic affairs, having been a member of the Borough Council and on one occasion a candidate for the Mayoralty. Mr Scott was also captain of the Woodville Fire Brigade for a period. His jovial and kindly disposition made him popular with all classes of the community and hid death will be sincerely regretted by the people of Woodville. A widow, two sons and three daughters are left to mourn their loss.
* The friends of the late Charles Guillum Scott are respectfully requested to attend his funeral, which will leave his late residence, No. 12 McLean Street, Woodville, to-morrow (Sunday, September 20) at 2 p.m. for the Woodville Cemetery. - Ernest Grinlinton, Funeral Furnisher
Charles is buried witha 3 month old granddaughter, Mabel Ruth 'Ruthie' Scott and the Guillum is not a hyphenated name for her. Maybe Charles's second name was Guillum and he was named after ancestors Guillum-Scott
thank you to Yvonne Bilgin for her email 24 Nov 2015 ... I have this guy on my tree, very long distant, this is the info I have, his middle name was Guillum, as are all the children, all same middle name, Charles Guillum Scott 1st cousin 2x removed of husband of 1st cousin 1x removed of husband of 2nd cousin Birth 13 NOV 1856 in Bombay, India. Death 18 September 1925 in New Zealand
In 1876 John was a retired Indian Army officer and living in the house called Bombay Hall, West Hill, London. His daughter Florence (sister of Charles) was still living there in 1925 (it is now flats)
John & Agnes had 10 children, at least one of them, Charles, emigrated and settled in NZ.
Charles married Mary Elizabeth Jamison in 1883
their known children
1884 - 1931 Helena Minnie Fallas Guillum-Scott (+Amyes)
1886 - 1965 Charles Guillum-Scott (+Cross)
1887 - 1962 Muriel Guillum-Scott
1889 - 1960 Florence Edna Irene Guillum-Scott (+Hume)
1894 - 1964 William Mortimer Guillum-Scott
Manawatu Times, 19 Sep 1925
SCOTT - At Woodville, on Friday, Sept. 18, 1925, Charles Guillum, beloved husband of Mary Elizabeth Scott; aged 68 years.
* A very old and highly respected resident of Woodville in the person of Mr Charles Guillum Scott, passed away yesterday at the age of 68 years. Born in Bombay, India, the third son of General John Guillum Scott, the deceased gentleman came to New Zealand 47 years ago, landing in Lyttelton as a young man. Thirty-three years ago Mr Scott took up his residence in Woodville and resided there till his death. He was keenly interested in all that pertained to the welfare of the town and took a prominent part in civic affairs, having been a member of the Borough Council and on one occasion a candidate for the Mayoralty. Mr Scott was also captain of the Woodville Fire Brigade for a period. His jovial and kindly disposition made him popular with all classes of the community and hid death will be sincerely regretted by the people of Woodville. A widow, two sons and three daughters are left to mourn their loss.
* The friends of the late Charles Guillum Scott are respectfully requested to attend his funeral, which will leave his late residence, No. 12 McLean Street, Woodville, to-morrow (Sunday, September 20) at 2 p.m. for the Woodville Cemetery. - Ernest Grinlinton, Funeral Furnisher
Charles is buried witha 3 month old granddaughter, Mabel Ruth 'Ruthie' Scott and the Guillum is not a hyphenated name for her. Maybe Charles's second name was Guillum and he was named after ancestors Guillum-Scott
thank you to Yvonne Bilgin for her email 24 Nov 2015 ... I have this guy on my tree, very long distant, this is the info I have, his middle name was Guillum, as are all the children, all same middle name, Charles Guillum Scott 1st cousin 2x removed of husband of 1st cousin 1x removed of husband of 2nd cousin Birth 13 NOV 1856 in Bombay, India. Death 18 September 1925 in New Zealand
Inscription
Sacred To The Memory Of
CHARLES GUILLAM-SCOTT
3rd Son Of General John Guillum-Scott
Died Sep 18 1925, Age 68
"Good Night Beloved Sleep And Take Thy Rest"
Erected By His Loving Wife Mary Elizabeth
Also ~ Wee RUTH
Grand Daughter of Above
Aged 3 Months
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