Problems with my Barnett

[maddys52]

Of possible interest:

In hearings for applications for new licenses -
"Mrs Barnett, 42, Hotwell Road. In this case the posting of the notices was not proved, and the application was not entertained."

 Monday,  Sept. 10, 1866
Publication: Western Daily Press

[AlanBoyd]

29 August 1863: Western Daily Press

A Thomas Rees Barnett of Bristol qualifying as a marine engineer in 1863:

[maddys52]

"On the 19th inst., at the Tiger Tavern, Hotwell Road, Mr THOMAS REES BARNETT, only son of Mrs Barnett, aged 40."
   Friday,  July 22, 1870
Publication: Western Daily Press

Modified to add:
For some strange reason the previous posts by AlanBoyd were not showing when I posted these transcriptions. 

[maddys52]

"A FACT FOR NATURALISTS,- Mrs Barnett, of the Tiger Tavern, Hotwell Road, has in her possession a gray parrot which has laid two eggs, after being confined in a cage 17 years."
 Thursday,  May 29, 1862
Publication: Western Daily Press

Modified to add:
For some strange reason the previous posts by AlanBoyd were not showing when I posted these transcriptions. 

[maddys52]

Also I have no 1861 census record of the family and believe as they were at 42 Hotwells Rd ( Tiger Tavern ) in 1841 , 1851 and known there ( Jane ) in 1871 , that they were at this address .

For interest, in 1862 it seems a Mary MORGAN, widow, was the keeper of the Tiger Tavern, Hotwell Road. (a witness at a manslaughter inquiry)
   Thursday,  Oct. 9, 1862
Publication: Western Daily Press

Though Thomas BARNETT is the landlord in 1860 when a theft was reported.
 Tuesday,  Feb. 28, 1860
Publication: Western Daily Press

Variously called the Tiger Tavern and the Tiger beerhouse.

[maddys52]

Has this already been posted?

"May 31, at Hotwells, Captain Thomas Barnett, upwards of 50 years in the service of the War Office and Bristol General Steam Navigation Company, aged 69."
Thursday,  June 12, 1862
Publication: Bath Chronicle and Weekly Gazette

Also in the Swansea and Glamorgan Herald
Wednesday, June 18, 1862

Modified to add:
Some info re the War Office Steam Packet Company / Bristol General Steam Navigation Company
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bristol_General_Steam_Navigation_Company

[maddys52]

Also I have no 1861 census record of the family and believe as they were at 42 Hotwells Rd ( Tiger Tavern ) in 1841 , 1851 and known there ( Jane ) in 1871 , that they were at this address .

Jane and son Thomas are on Hotwell Rd in 1861. She is written as "James", though it says "wife".

James [sic]  BARNETT  67  Swansea  (beer house keeper)
Thomas                         31  Bristol  (engineer)
Amelia HAYNES            28  Haverfordwest  (lodger)
RG9/1727/17 pg 27

Transcribed as Sarah BARNETT on familysearch - and they have included  the households above on the actual census sheet.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M7VL-8P3

[hanes teulu]

FindMyPast marriages (transcript only)

Date 24 Feb 1817, place Temple Church, Bristol
Jane Hopkins (with an "s"), residence Temple and Thomas Barnett, residence Temple, by Banns, witnesses Letitia Barnett and Barnett Hichason (sic).

FindMyPast baptisms (transcript/image)
Jane Hopkin (no "s"), 22 Aug 1795, place Llansamlet, father Morgan

[double-trouble]

Swansea is also a port town, Thomas was a mariner, there is a possibility he met and married Jane in

Swansea, later moving to Bristol.

Agree and trying to narrow down all Bristol connections before expanding into Wales .