1891 Look-up please, Plymouth - HANNAFORD

[chris_1]

Could someone kindly look up the Hannaford family for me.


Joseph Hannaford            67       b Salcombe, Devon   Ship Wright, pensioner

Ann                               57      b  Salcombe

Clara                             29      b  Deptford , Kent        Milliner

Alfred                            28      b       "             "         Baker

John                              26      b       "             "        Carpenter

Sarah                            23      b       "             "

Bessy                            21      b  Devonport , Devon

Sidney                          19       b       "               "

Florence                        17       b  Plymouth , Devon



Ages as in 1891

I have them living  in Ebrington Street, Plymouth,  Charles The Martyr in 1881.

The children may be married by 1891. Some of them may be working in the family bakery. I would particularly like to know if the parents were still alive. I may have them on a photo c 1892


Thankyou

Regards

Chris
                                   

[allibaker]

living at 7 ebrington street,charles devon in 1891-
joseph hannaford 66yr old pensioner
ann 56yrs
sidney 19yr old painter
florence 17yr old milliner
also living there were nephews william yeoman 23yr old butcher and john gutt 17yr old mason
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alli

[allibaker]

also living at 23 park street,charles in 1891-
alfred hannaford 28yr old confectioner and his 28yr old wife bessie
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[chris_1]

Hi Alli

Thanks very much for taking the time to look up the Hannafords.

I suppose it would be too much to ask if they the parents were still alive in 1901?

They would have been 76yrs and 66 years old respectively.

Kind regards

Chris

[allibaker]

must be your lucky day 
dad was still alive-
living in charles,plymouth in 1901-
joseph hanaford 77yrs old widow retired shipwright
annie daughter 43yrs old single.
living at 21 park street
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alli

[chris_1]

Hi Alli,

Once again you have hit the jackpot ! Thanks ever so much.

If Joseph Hannaford was a widower in 1901 at 77 years old, then the old photo that I have of a couple who look in their 80s ? just guessing - could be them.  Ann Hannaford looks older than the 67 years (at the most) that she could have been if she died in census year 1901.

Well she did have 12 children !! It is not suprising. !!

As a matter of interest the photo is a cabinet card by H. Yeo of 169, Union Street, Plymouth. Award winner in 1892.

I found the excellent website Victorian & Edwardian Photographs - Roger Vaughan Picture Library very informative in dating old photos.

Many thanks again Alli.

Regards,

Chris

[Frank48]

must be your lucky day 
dad was still alive-
living in charles,plymouth in 1901-
joseph hanaford 77yrs old widow retired shipwright
annie daughter 43yrs old single.
living at 21 park street
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regards
alli

[Frank48]

Hi All,

I have just joined the site and am looking for information re the "Hannafords" of Salcombe / Plymouth.
My information to date has Amelia Bethia Hannaford, my great great grandmother on my fathers side, married to John Symons on the 30th of Jan 1844 in Marlborough Devon.  Father of Bethia is Richard Hannaford, a shipwright, his wife is Ann and they had five children, Amelia, John, Joseph, Maryann and Matilda (Census 1841).  Joseph Hannaford and Ann Lewis were witnesses to the marriage.  I am looking for confirmation of dates - birth and death.  Is anybody able to confirm this information or add to it.  I am confident of the data up to Richard, in the 1841 census he was 50 putting his DOB around 1791 but would like to go back a bit further.

 

[chris_1]

Hi Frank,
Thank you for making contact. I am happy to pass on any information to you that would be helpful, but I too have had difficulty going back further than 1841.

I have the 1841 census details of Richard Hannaford b 1791, but with wife Jane (Gay Bowhey) ? Amelia Bethan is given as their daughter, her brother Joseph is my husband's g.g.grandad on his father's side. Richard was alive and a widower in 1861, but possibly may have died in 1863 or 1867 Kingsbridge District? I have be unable to confirm this. His wife must have died between 1851 and 1861.
Do you have any marriage details?

Regards,
Chris