KYNE Families of London

[Zelley]

Interested in Kyne families of London - 1851 onward.
Example:  William John KYNE - Martha SMITH.
Connected names:  GOODWIN, DU JARDIN, SELLEY and
WOODS.  From the KYNE - WOODS branch there are connections to MORTEN, ZELLEY and WOOD.

Also,  a Violet BROWNING and Jane SUMMERS
Violet may be the person that died in Western Australia in 1989

[Sisterjane]

1871 cencus Holborn
RG10/837 - Folio 65
Baynes Court
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Alfred Kyne 1830  London, Middlesex Head  St James Clerkenwell  London     Printer Warehouseman
Annie L Kyne  1866  Clerkenwell, MiddlesexDaughter  St James Clerkenwell  London   
Elizabeth R Kyne  1834  Bloomsbury, Middlesex, England Wife  St James Clerkenwell  London   
Joseph T Kyne 1868  Clerkenwell, Middlesex Son  St James Clerkenwell  London   
Rebecca A Kyne  1864  Clerkenwell, Middlesex Daughter  St James Clerkenwell  London   
Sarah A Kyne 1870  Clerkenwell, Middlesex Daughter  St James Clerkenwell  London   
William J Kyne 1863  Clerkenwell, Middlesex Son  St James Clerkenwell  London 
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Joe

[Zelley]

Joe, thanks a bunch

I wasn't aware of Joseph T. KYNE.
Also, Annie may have gone by the name of Hanna.

[Sisterjane]

Hi Zelley,This is the same family in 1891
1891 Cencus Clerkenwell
RG12/223 - Folio 105
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KYNE
Alfred 59  Head Widow b St Sepulchre   Paperbag maker
Anna L 24 Dau b Clerkenwell                      ''             ''
Sarah 21 Dau b         ''                                 ''             ''
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Joe

[Zelley]

I belief Alfred's father was Abraham KYNE (may have been spelled KINE at one time). Possible name of Abraham's mother
was ARNO.  Abraham was born or lived in Devon before travelling to London.

In 1849 in London, of interest, there is the death of Abraham KYNE and a Charles William Arno Kyne.  Wonder if these two
were brothers

[Zelley]

Are Martin & Thomas KYNE sons of John B. KYNE?

And did Thomas KYNE marry Florence Emma MARTIN
in the Clerkenwell/Holborn area.

Did John B. marry Caroline had was their oldest child named John KYNE.

Isn't that interesting that if Thomas married a Martin and had a brother by the name of Martin.  So the question of the day is what were the trial & tribulations of Martin E. KYNE after leaving Little Corun Street, or did he?

As a red herring or just another Kyne tidbit, how does one
Peter B. Kyne fit into the Kyne saga.  His book
"The Cappy Ricks Special" was published by
Hodder & Stoughton, London, 1937.

[Zelley]

1871 cencus Holborn
Baynes Court
 
Alfred Kyne 1830  London, Middlesex Head  St James Clerkenwell  London     Printer Warehouseman
Elizabeth R Kyne  1834  Bloomsbury, Middlesex, England Wife  St James Clerkenwell  London   

Could this be Elizabeth Rebecca HEMS, married to Alfred KYNE
in 1853 at Saint Botolph Without Aldersgate.  If yes,
what happened between 1854 and 1862, or did the marriage take place in 1863?

[Shanko]

Are Martin & Thomas KYNE sons of John B. KYNE?

And did Thomas KYNE marry Florence Emma MARTIN
in the Clerkenwell/Holborn area.

Did John B. marry Caroline had was their oldest child named John KYNE.

Isn't that interesting that if Thomas married a Martin and had a brother by the name of Martin.  So the question of the day is what were the trial & tribulations of Martin E. KYNE after leaving Little Corun Street, or did he?

As a red herring or just another Kyne tidbit, how does one
Peter B. Kyne fit into the Kyne saga.  His book
"The Cappy Ricks Special" was published by
Hodder & Stoughton, London, 1937.

Yes John B did marry Caroline and John was not their first child he was their 3rd. Thomas J did marry Florence E Martin. Thomas's brother's middle name was Martin not his first name.

Is there any connection with your Kynes and mine?

Shanko

[Zelley]

I don't know how the different London Kyne branches are connected.  My branch is the Alfred & Elizabeth R. branch.

I believe Alfred's father was Abraham Kyne aka Kine
from Dartmouth, Devon.  Likely the one that died in 1849.

What would be of great assistance in the mix and match
routine would be to see how they are distributed in the 1851 or 1861 Census.

Also, to determine if Abraham & Charles William Arno Kyne are brothers.

Four key names in 1901 to try and match or trace:
Alfred - 69, Benjamin - 64, Charles - 62 & James - 76.
We should start by tracing then to 1881 and 1871
then back to 1861 and 1851

If we step back to 1881 w can add John & John B. KYNE
all born in the 1860"s/

Of significant interest is the case of the unmarried needlewoman residing at the Gt. Mays Bldg.
She was born about 1821 in Dartmouth. Devon.
Eliza KYNE.

So, the important issue for the many branches is
how is the Dartmouth, Devon branches connected
to the Galway, Ireland families