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• Name	BEVERIDGE, Andrew
  Suffix	I
  Birth	Abt 1714	Dysart, Fifeshire, Scotland
  Gender	Male
  WAC	17 Jan 1947	IFALL
  _TAG	Reviewed on FS
  Person ID	I22455	Joseph Smith Sr and Lucy Mack Smith
  Last Modified	19 Aug 2021

  
  

  Family	CRAIG, Janet ,   b. Abt 1718, Dysart, Fifeshire, Scotland Dysart, Fifeshire, Scotland
  Children	+ 1. BEVERIDGE, Andrew II ,   b. 6 Jun 1730, Strathmiglo, Fife, Scotland Strathmiglo, Fife, Scotland
  Family ID	F11666	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	24 Jan 2022

  
  

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  Beveridge, A well-known surname in Fife, where it is pronounced Berridge or Berritch. Mr. Beveridge (Culross & Tulliallan, II, p93.) Says the origin of the name is to be found in 'Beverege,' the name of an island in the Severn referred to by Florence of Worcester as a retreat of the Danes during a revolt of the English. The name, he correctly says, means "Beaver Island," from OE., befre or beofer, and ig or ige, island, The earliest mention of the name in Scottish record is in 1302 when Walter Beverage is named as juror on an inquest at St. Andrews (Bain, II, 1350). Henry Beveragh was witness in Paisley, 1504 (RMP., p63) A decree against Alexander Bauerage is recorded in 1531 (Cambus., 203), David Beverage was cup-bearer to James V in 1534 (ER., XVI, p. 349) and James Baverage, son of the Queen's midwife, received a payment in 1567 (ibid., XIX p. 386). Alexander Bavirige was a monk of Culross in middle of sixteenth century (PSAS., LX, p.93). Robert Beverag indweller in Dysart 1630 (PBK., p. 14) James Beverage and Andrew Beverage were fined in 1`677 for brewing beer of insufficient strength, and a few days later they appeared as James and Andrew Belfarge when they appealed for remission of their fines (RPC., 3. ser. V, p. 198, 199, 202) John Beverich in Houburn-mill, parish of Coldingham, 1724 (Lauder). Balwerage 1667, Baueraige 1603, Baverach and Beuerache 1513, Baverage 1599, Baveraig 1522, Baveredge 1641, Beueradge 1669, Beuradge 1684, Beuerage 1588, Beveraig 1562, Bauerege, Baveriche, Baverych, Bawerage, Bawerege, Bevritch. The Surnames of Scotland - p. 72.