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Buried:  16/07/1870

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Burial Register
Name at death John Haines
Age at Death 1
Burial Date 16 July 1870
Abode
Newbury
Official at Burial The Rev'd. C Boyd, Curate of Newbury.
Comments
Burial Register Index
Book 1868
Page Number 035
Reccord Number 2676
Sources Burial Register

Burial Register entry for John Haines
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Reproduced with kind permission


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John Haines 1868-1870

John Haines

1868-1870

John born in Newbury, Berkshire, he was baptised on the 1st November 1868 at St Nicolas Church, Newbury, the son of Francis and Martha Ann Haines (nee Naylor) who were married in 1851 (marriage registered in Newbury).

John died aged 1 in 1870. He was laid to rest in the Newtown Road Cemetery on the 16th July.

John’s family:

His mother Martha Ann was born on the 26th May 1832, she was baptised on the 17th June 1855, at St Nicolas Church, Newbury, the daughter of Thomas (a Paper Maker, of West Mills, Newbury) and Charlotte Naylor (formerly Soper, nee Titcomb) who were married on the 22nd May 1831, in Thatcham, Berkshire.

His father Francis was baptised on the 2nd November 1828 in Thatcham, Berkshire, the son of John and Sarah Haines.

Francis and Martha Ann also had the following children baptised at St Nicolas:

Francis George born 1852, baptised 30th May, 1852

Alfred Thomas born 1853, baptised 27th November 1853

Martha Ann born 1855, baptised 25th March 1855 (died aged 4 in 1859, buried in the Newtown Road Cemetery on the 10th November)

Alice Charlotte born 1856, baptised 25th May 1856 (died aged 3 in 1859, buried as Charlotte in the Newtown Road Cemetery on the 16th November)

Emily born 1858 (no baptism found. Died aged 13 in 1871, buried in the Newtown Road Cemetery on the 24th April)

Alice Martha born c1860, baptised 8th April 1860

Henry born 1861, baptised 17th November 1861

William Edwin born 1863, baptised 20th September 1863

Charlotte Ann born 1865 (no baptism found. Died aged 1 in 1866, buried in the Newtown Road Cemetery on the 7th December)

Walter Ernest, born c1867, baptised 14th April 1867

Albert born 1871, baptised 5th March 1871 (died aged 5 months in 1871, buried in the Newtown Road Cemetery on the 3rd July).

and

Sarah Kate born 1872 in Uxbridge, Middlesex

In 1851 Francis Hains (22) was recorded as a General Labourer, living in Jack of Newbury Street, Newbury, with his wife Martha Ann (19) and his widowed mother-in-law, Charlotte Naylor (54), formerly a Needlewoman.

Martha Ann died aged 4 in 1859. She was laid to rest in the Newtown Road Cemetery on the 10th November.

The 1861 census records Francis (32) as a Farmer’s Labourer, living in Quakers Building Ground, Cheap Street, Newbury, with Martha (28) and their children, Francis (8), Alfred (7), Emily (2) and Alice Martha (1)

In 1871 Francis (42), a Labourer, Martha (38), Emily (12), Alice (11), Henry (9), William Edwin (6), Walter Ernest (4) and Albert (2 months), were recorded living at 2 Porter’s Yard, Bartholomew Street, Newbury. (Surname recorded as Harres on ancestry)

On the 20th January 1874 Francis, Martha and their children Alfred, Alice Martha, Henry, William Edwin, Walter Ernest and Sarah Kate, left England for a new life in New Zealand onboard the ship "Salisbury". The ship sailed from Gravesend, London on 5th October 1873, and arrived in Wellington on 20 Jan 1874.

Francis took his own life (by hanging) aged 60, in 1893. Martha Ann died aged 80 in 1913 (both died in New Zealand)

 

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