Haines look up please

[Daisypetal]

Hi,

Is it possible that William HAINES married a relative, I found this possible marriage,

William HAINES    Sep Q 1851    Lambeth    4  408

others with the same reference,

Elizabeth CATTERMULL
John James Robert FRIEND
Sarah HAINES
Mary SHEPHERD
Joseph SMITH
Bridget TINKER
Samuel WORLEY


There is a Sarah HAINES born Boxgrove abt. 1829,

Sarah HAYNES
Christening:  01 APR 1829   Boxgrove, Sussex
Father:  William HAYNES or HAINES 
Mother:  Anne     
 
 
To try and narrow down the others...

I can see a Bridget TINKER born Norfolk living in Lambeth in 1851 and a Joseph SMITH with wife Bridget born Norfolk in Lambeth 1861.

...and that's as far as I can get



Regards
Daisy

[sft456]

Thanks Daisy

Are you indicating that William and the other 7 were paired and married, in other words William was m to one of the women in the list etc etc?

Can you tell me the names of William's parents? I can find no mention of Sarah Haines or her parents. Boxgrove was a town inhabited by many Haines during the 16th, 17th and 18th Centuries. I expect this family can probably be traced to one of these. I will need to research this. My last ref was John Haines bap 1614 Boxgrove!

Simon

[janan]

Hi Simon

Daisy is not online so

Yes William Haines will have married one of the women on the list - quite likely

Sarah Haines

You can search here for BMD's post 1837

http://www.freebmd.org.uk/cgi/search.pl

The baptism for Sarah Haines in Boxgrove is an extracted record on the IGI - this site allows you search extracted entries by parish

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~hughwallis/

As you pointed out in an earlier post there is no obvious baptism for William on the IGI so finding his parents is more tricky - although you do have his mother as Ann. Unfortunately I cannot find the family in 1841 when his father may have been alive.

The only sure way of finding out would be a birth certificate for one of the children to confirm Sarah's maiden-name and the the marriage cert to find William's father's name. Probably not a route you wish to take in this case!

Jan

[Daisypetal]

Hi,

Thanks for explaining Jan


This looks like Sarah HAINES in 1841 and 1851,


1841  HO107/1100/3  f.13  p.1&2  Boxgrove
Boxgrove Street

William HAINES       35    Ind
Elizabeth               60    Ind
Anne                    35
Sarah                   12
Mary                     9
Hester                   5
Frances                 1                    All born in County



1851  HO107/1652  f.356  p.6  Boxgrove
Boxgrove

Elizabeth HAINES    Head    W    75    Annuitant                Sussex Hollingbourne
Ann             Daur-in-law    W    49    Landed Proprietor        "  "    Boxgrove
Sarah                    Daur    U    22
Esther                   Daur    U    15
Frances                 Daur          11
Thomas                  Son            8                                 All children born Boxgrove


Daisy

[sft456]

Thanks for the info

So far this seems to be this Haines Family

Thomas b? m 27/1/1801 Boxgrove d?
Elizabeth (nee Faulkner) b @1775 Hollingbourne, Sussex d?
William bap 2/2/1802 Boxgrove m 11/12/1823 Boxgrove d?

William bap 2/2/1802 Boxgrove m 11/12/1823 Boxgrove d? Living on Independent means
Ann (nee Walkins) b @1802 Boxgrove
Sarah bap 1/4/1829 Boxgrove
Esther b @1835 Boxgrove
Frances b @1839 Boxgrove
Thomas b @1842 Boxgrove

What happens to William after 1841?

I'm not sure where Thomas fits in as I have a big gap between him and John bap Boxgrove in 1614!

Simon

[buntyg2]

the Cattermull family lived near or in Wickham Market. Suffolk