Personal Details of Daniel Payne
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| Buried: | 06/03/1906 |
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Burial Register
| Name at death | Daniel Payne | ||||||
| Age at Death | 85 | ||||||
| Burial Date | 06 March 1906 | ||||||
| Abode |
2 Leighton Villas, Andover Road
Newbury |
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| Official at Burial | George J Knight | ||||||
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Burial Register entry for Daniel Payne
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Burial Register Entry for Daniel Payne
Memorial Details
| South facing Kerbstone: Our Dear Father Daniel Payne who died March 1st. 1906 aged 85 years. North facing Kerbstone: Also of Dear Mother Mary Ann Payne who died July 8th. 1915 aged 82. West facing Kerbstone: Loving Memory. East facing Kerbstone: Gone home. | |
| Name on Memorial | Daniel PAYNE |
| Date of death | 01/03/1906 |
| Age | 85 |
| Gender | Male |
| Memorial Type | 4 kerbstones |
| Construction Material | Limestone |
| Condition of memorial | Fair condition. Heavy vegetation. Inlaid letters. |
| Pattison Location Code | LS(B) 11 |
| Others named on memorial | |
| Mary Ann PAYNE |
Newspaper Cuttings
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Daniel Payne
| Source: | Newbury Weekly News |
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| Copyright: | Newbury Weekly News |
| Transciption: | THE LATE DANIEL PAYNE When a lad he was apprenticed to Mr. Thomas Smith, boat (or barge) builder of the Wharf. At this time the canal was extensively used for the transit of merchandise, and boat building was a thriving industry. At the age of 15, young Payne caught a chill, which settled in his right knee, eventually necessitating his going to the Oxford Hospital. After staying there for five months, the doctor, decided to amputate the limb just above the knee, and, as the patient afterwards explained, he was given a piece of string to chew so that he should not bite his tongue, chloroform not being in use at that time. The operation being successful he returned, and settling down at Stroud Green was married at the age of 37. Boat-building becoming a decayed trade, he supported himself by letting out a pony and cart, and doing any work he could get. Mr. Payne was very of kind to children, and "Dan’l"(as he was called), was often asked, "Oh do give me a ride on your pony "?” The latter too had a true affection for his master, and would run towards him on hearing his voice. Becoming a victim to rheumatish and " chalky" gout, he was glad, seventeen years ago, to be appointed to one of the pleasant almshouses on the Enbourn road. For upwards of sixty-years he was a member of the Baptist Church, and letters received since his death testify to the impression made as to his integrity of character and consistency of life. He was laid to rest in Newbury Cemetery on Tuesday, the Rev. G. J. Knight officiating. The mourners were his widow, her daughter, son-in-law, two grandchildren and niece. There were no flowers by request of the deceased, but the widow and relations wish to thank all friends for kind enquiries and sympathy. |
Deaths - Daniel Payne
| Source: | nwn |
| Article date: | 08/03/1906 |
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| Transciption: | Newbury Weekly News dated 8 March
PAYNE – March 1, at the residence of his son-in-law, 2, Leighton Villas, Andover Road, Daniel Payne of Coxedd and Pearce’s Almshouses, aged 85 years. |
| This obituary entry is awaiting verification. |
Biographical Information
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Daniel Payne (1820 – 1906) Mary Ann Payne (1832 – 1915)
Daniel Payne (1820 – 1906)
Mary Ann Payne (1832 – 1915)
Daniel Payne was born in 1820 in Greenham, the son of Thomas and Pamela, nee Moss, Payne. He was baptized on 6 August 1820 at St Mary in Greenham, his father Thomas was recorded as a carpenter.
Daniel became an apprentice boat builder to Mr. Smith in Newbury Wharf. However, at the age of 15 he caught a chill which settled in his right knee. He was taken to the Oxford Hospital for treatment and after five months at the hospital his right leg was amputated just above the knee.
In the 1841 and 1851 censuses Daniel was living with his parents in Stroud Green, his father Thomas was recorded as a boat builder in 1841 and a barge builder in 1851.
Daniel married Mary Ann Selwood in 1858 in Newbury district. Mary was born in 1832 in Chieveley, the daughter of Phoebe Selwood. She was baptized on 25 December 1832 at St Mary the Virgin in Chieveley. In the 1841 census there was a Mary Selwood aged 7 and born in Berkshire recorded in Newbury Workhouse which might well have been Mary Ann.
In the 1861 and 1871 censuses Daniel and Mary Ann were recorded living in Stroud Green. Daniel was a labourer in 1861 but in 1871 a dealer, while Mary Ann was a laundress in 1871.
Daniel and Mary Ann had a daughter Mary Ann who was born in Greenham in 1872.
In the 1881 census Daniel and Mary Ann were still living in Stroud Green along with daughter Mary. Daniel was a carman while Mary Ann was a laundress.
Ten years later in the 1891 census Daniel and Mary Ann along with their daughter Mary were living in Almshouses in Enborne Road in Newbury. Daniel was a retired carman while daughter Mary Ann was a laundress.
Daniel and Mary Ann were living in Coxedd and Pearce’s Almshouses in Newbury in 1901, Daniel was no longer working.
Daniel died on 1 March 1906 and he was buried at Newtown Road Cemetery on 6 March. An announcement appeared in the Newbury Weekly News dated 8 March as below.
PAYNE – March 1, at the residence of his son-in-law, 2, Leighton Villas, Andover Road, Daniel Payne of Coxedd and Pearce’s Almshouses, aged 85 years.
A report of the funeral was published in the Newbury Weekly News, which mentioned he had been a member of the Baptist church for over 60 years.
In the 1911 census Mary Ann was recorded with her daughter Mary Ann Collins, her husband Alfred and their children Edith, Winifred and Alfred Daniel at 2 Leighton Villas, Andover Road. Alfred was a printer’s compositor.
Mary Ann died on 8 July 1915 still living at 2 Leighton Villas and she was buried at Newtown Road Cemetery on 12 July.
Daniel and Mary’s daughter Mary Ann Collins was buried at Newtown Road Cemetery on 27 July 1927 and her husband Alfred on 26 March. 1959.
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