Hannah Haigh - possible suicide Eccleshill, Bradford

[Cas (stallc)]

Sarah Haigh married John Munday/Monday 1853, looking if I can find online marriage cert.

Marriage https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:2DS8-ZKF

Ann Haigh is the widowed visitor with them 1861, would she not be mil, if related?

Looks likely Sarah died 1859,
 
1861 https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M785-DZ3

These births  are Sarah's Children, Tom is on 1861 census.

MUNDY GEORGE WILLIAM     Mmn HAIGH     
GRO Reference: 1853  D Quarter in BRADFORD AND NORTH BIERLEY, YORKSHIRE  Volume 09B  Page 40
MUNDAY, TOM    Mmn   HAIGH     
GRO Reference: 1856  M Quarter in BRADFORD AND NORTH BIERLEY YORKSHIRE  Volume 09B  Page 46

 Cas

[groom]

Sarah Haigh married John Munday/Monday 1853, looking if I can find online marriage cert.

Ann Haigh is the widowed visitor with them 1861, would she not be mil, if related?

Cas

Officially, yes. That does make it sound as if she was Sarah's stepmother, but obviously close if she was a visitor. I really do like your idea of Sarah being Hannah's daughter, that could explain a lot if Hannah died in childbirth. How frustrating that it was before registration as a birth date would have helped.

[JenB]

On the Sarah Haigh / John Munday marriage, no father's name is given for Sarah. Her residence is Bowling.

[Cas (stallc)]

I think Sarah died 1859, up to Tom was hers, think George William must have died an infant.

Death: MUNDAY SARAH  age  28     
GRO Reference: 1859  S Quarter in BRADFORD AND NORTH BIERLEY YORKSHIRE  Volume 09B  Page 16
 
1871 Munday family https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VBZ3-XQN

Cas

[Cas (stallc)]

On the Sarah Haigh / John Munday marriage, no father's name is given for Sarah. Her residence is Bowling.

If William was her father she would have stated, so looks like Mary was not her mother.

Cas

[groom]

I agree, so it is looking likely that your theory could be correct, Cas, and she was the illegitimate daughter of Hannah. If so, from the grave inscription, the father wasn't available to marry Hannah, and it looks as if she may have died in childbirth.

[Cas (stallc)]

I think it may well be very possible.

I found a link on familysearch naming John Munday as husband in the death of Sarah Munday 10th July 1859 said Beirley, Bradford, which is not that far away from Dudley Hill, but cannot find it again.

Few more pieces of a puzzle, don't think we will ever really know if correct, or what happened.

Cas

[BushInn1746]

Done a September 1831 search in the BNA with "Haigh" and can only find this so far ...

Limerick Evening Post, 9th September 1831
Tuesday last, a boy twelve years of age, the son of John Haigh, of Netherton, near Huddersfield, hung himself in his loom.

This tragedy reported in Ireland.

Regards Mark

[Cas (stallc)]

Done a September 1831 search in the BNA with "Haigh" and can only find this so far ...

Limerick Evening Post, 9th September 1831
Tuesday last, a boy twelve years of age, the son of John Haigh, of Netherton, near Huddersfield, hung himself in his loom.

This tragedy reported in Ireland.

Regards Mark

Interesting there is nothing found in newspaper reports around the date for Hannah possibly ending her life. I would give up the chase Mark.  I think the OP has lost interest as been on line since I posted. So would not expect a response.

Cas