Fifth Generation (Continued)
Fifth Generation (Continued)
Family of Elizabeth Hall (32) & John Valentine
95. Mary Valentine (Elizabeth Hall4, Philip3, William2, Thomas1). Born on 25 Oct 1845 in Brampton, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom. Mary was baptized in Great Stukeley, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom, on 7 Dec 1845. Mary died in Weybridge, Surrey, England, United Kingdom, in 1936; she was 90.
According to the 1861 British census, Mary Valentine, age 15, was born in Brampton, Huntingdonshire. She was a domestic servant in the household of widow Elizabeth Smith, boot and shoemaker of High Street, St. Benedict's parish, Huntingdon. (RG 9, piece 975, folio 59, p. 25)
According to the 1871 census, Mary Valentine resided back in her father's household at Buckden Road, Brampton. There is no occupation listed. (RG 10, piece 1526, folio 9, p. 9)
By the time of 1881 British census, the Sewell family had relocated to Weybridge, Surrey. They lived at Chestnut Cottages. Charles Sewell was a coachman at Weybridge. All members of the family had been born at Brampton. (RG 11, piece 766, folio 53, p. 46)
Mary Sewell and her children resided at 3 Chestnut Cottages, Bell Hill, Weybridge, Surrey according to the 1891 census. Mary Sewell was a widow and laundress. Her son William was a groom in domestic service. Mary and William were born at Brampton Hunts; Emma (Polly) at Huntingdon, Hunts; and Herbert (Bertie) and Frank at Weybridge. The census also indicated that they had visitors staying with them at census time. (RG 12, piece 551, folio 64, p. 40)
Mary Sewell with her children Emma, Herbert and Frank resided at 3 Chestnut Cottages, Weybridge, Surrey according to the 1901 British census. Mary Sewell was a laundress. Her daughter Emma was a cook in domestic service. Herbert was a labourer, and Frank was in domestic service. William Cole, age 30, resided with them as boarder. (RG 13, piece 589, folio 9, p. 9)
According to the 1861 British census, Mary Valentine, age 15, was born in Brampton, Huntingdonshire. She was a domestic servant in the household of widow Elizabeth Smith, boot and shoemaker of High Street, St. Benedict's parish, Huntingdon. (RG 9, piece 975, folio 59, p. 25)
According to the 1871 census, Mary Valentine resided back in her father's household at Buckden Road, Brampton. There is no occupation listed. (RG 10, piece 1526, folio 9, p. 9)
By the time of 1881 British census, the Sewell family had relocated to Weybridge, Surrey. They lived at Chestnut Cottages. Charles Sewell was a coachman at Weybridge. All members of the family had been born at Brampton. (RG 11, piece 766, folio 53, p. 46)
Mary Sewell and her children resided at 3 Chestnut Cottages, Bell Hill, Weybridge, Surrey according to the 1891 census. Mary Sewell was a widow and laundress. Her son William was a groom in domestic service. Mary and William were born at Brampton Hunts; Emma (Polly) at Huntingdon, Hunts; and Herbert (Bertie) and Frank at Weybridge. The census also indicated that they had visitors staying with them at census time. (RG 12, piece 551, folio 64, p. 40)
Mary Sewell with her children Emma, Herbert and Frank resided at 3 Chestnut Cottages, Weybridge, Surrey according to the 1901 British census. Mary Sewell was a laundress. Her daughter Emma was a cook in domestic service. Herbert was a labourer, and Frank was in domestic service. William Cole, age 30, resided with them as boarder. (RG 13, piece 589, folio 9, p. 9)
On 3 Jun 1872 Mary married Charles Sewell, son of William Sewell & Sarah [Sewell], in Brampton, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom. Born on 19 Jun 1852 in Brampton, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom. Charles died in Weybridge, Surrey, England, United Kingdom, on 30 Nov 1887; he was 35.17 Buried on 3 Dec 1887 in Weybridge, Surrey, England, United Kingdom.17 Occupation: Gardner, Coachman.
death: Chertsey R.D., Dec 1887 quarter, v. 2a, p. 24
death: Chertsey R.D., Dec 1887 quarter, v. 2a, p. 24
They had the following children:
232i.
William (1872-)
233ii.
Charles (1873-1886)
234iii.
Emma Elizabeth (Polly) (~1875-1942)
235iv.
Mary Ann (1877-)
236v.
Agnes (1879-1977)
237vi.
Herbert (Bertie) (1880-1883)
238vii.
Florence Annie (1883-1971)
239viii.
Herbert (1884-1952)
240ix.
Frank Edward (1887-1954)
96. Emma Valentine (Elizabeth Hall4, Philip3, William2, Thomas1). Born on 18 Oct 1847 in Brampton, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom. Emma died in Clapham, Surrey, England, United Kingdom, on 12 Jul 1876; she was 28.7
On 7 Aug 1870 Emma married Henry Hayes Jr., son of Henry Hayes & Eliza Allen, in Lambeth, Surrey, England, United Kingdom.7,18 Born in 1847 in Brixton, Lambeth, Surrey, England, United Kingdom. Henry was baptized in Brixton, Lambeth, Surrey, England, United Kingdom, on 24 Oct 1847. Henry died in Wandsworth, County of London, England, United Kingdom, on 18 Apr 1930; he was 83. Occupation: French polisher; Upholsterer.
Henry Hayes was baptized at St. Mark's Anglican Church, North Brixton, Surrey.
At the time they were married, Emma Valentine and Henry Hayes resided at Brixton Road, Lambeth. They married at the parish church of St. Mary, Lambeth.
In 1871 Emma and Henry Hayes resided at 4 James Street, Clapham, Surrey according the British census. Henry Hayes was a French polisher, and Emma Hayes was a China shop keeper. She was born at Brampton, Hunts while he was born at Lambeth. (RG 10, piece 699, folio 36, p. 26)
Emma Valentine died at home of phthisis (tuberculosis) which she had for twelve months. When Henry Hayes remarried, he and Ann Eliza Valentine resided at Clifton Road, Lambeth. They married at the parish church of St. Mary, Lambeth.
Annie E. and Henry Hayes with their children resided at 88 Clifton Street, Clapham, Surrey according to the 1881 census. Henry Hayes was a china and glass dealer. He was born at Lambeth, London and the children at Clapham, London. Annie Hayes was born at Brampton, Huntingdonshire. (RG 11, piece 633, folio 68, p. 26)
In 1891 the British census states that Annie E. and Henry Hayes with their childrenresided at 88 Clifton Street, Clapham, Surrey. Henry Hayes was a general dealer (shop owner). His son Henry was a green grocer, and son Charles was a wooden box maker. Henry Hayes was born at Brixton, London and the children at Clapham, London. Annie Hayes was born at Brampton, Huntingdonshire. (RG 12, piece 441, folio 114, p. 16)
Henry and Annie Hayes with their children resided at 88 Clifton Street, Clapham, London according to the 1901 census. Henry Hayes was a china and glass dealer. Henry Hayes (jr.) was a gold blocker. Jessie Hayes was general servant. Henry Hayes was born at Brixton, London and the children at Clapham, London. Annie Hayes was born at Brampton, Huntingdonshire. A visitor named John Silk was staying in the household at census time. (RG 13, piece 463, folio 64, pp. 34-35)
Henry Hayes died at home at 88 Clifton Street, Clapham, London. He died from senelis and cardiac arrest. No post-motem was conducted.
Henry Hayes was baptized at St. Mark's Anglican Church, North Brixton, Surrey.
At the time they were married, Emma Valentine and Henry Hayes resided at Brixton Road, Lambeth. They married at the parish church of St. Mary, Lambeth.
In 1871 Emma and Henry Hayes resided at 4 James Street, Clapham, Surrey according the British census. Henry Hayes was a French polisher, and Emma Hayes was a China shop keeper. She was born at Brampton, Hunts while he was born at Lambeth. (RG 10, piece 699, folio 36, p. 26)
Emma Valentine died at home of phthisis (tuberculosis) which she had for twelve months. When Henry Hayes remarried, he and Ann Eliza Valentine resided at Clifton Road, Lambeth. They married at the parish church of St. Mary, Lambeth.
Annie E. and Henry Hayes with their children resided at 88 Clifton Street, Clapham, Surrey according to the 1881 census. Henry Hayes was a china and glass dealer. He was born at Lambeth, London and the children at Clapham, London. Annie Hayes was born at Brampton, Huntingdonshire. (RG 11, piece 633, folio 68, p. 26)
In 1891 the British census states that Annie E. and Henry Hayes with their childrenresided at 88 Clifton Street, Clapham, Surrey. Henry Hayes was a general dealer (shop owner). His son Henry was a green grocer, and son Charles was a wooden box maker. Henry Hayes was born at Brixton, London and the children at Clapham, London. Annie Hayes was born at Brampton, Huntingdonshire. (RG 12, piece 441, folio 114, p. 16)
Henry and Annie Hayes with their children resided at 88 Clifton Street, Clapham, London according to the 1901 census. Henry Hayes was a china and glass dealer. Henry Hayes (jr.) was a gold blocker. Jessie Hayes was general servant. Henry Hayes was born at Brixton, London and the children at Clapham, London. Annie Hayes was born at Brampton, Huntingdonshire. A visitor named John Silk was staying in the household at census time. (RG 13, piece 463, folio 64, pp. 34-35)
Henry Hayes died at home at 88 Clifton Street, Clapham, London. He died from senelis and cardiac arrest. No post-motem was conducted.
97. William Valentine (Elizabeth Hall4, Philip3, William2, Thomas1). Born on 5 Feb 1850 in Brampton, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom. William was baptized in Brampton, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom, on 12 Jun 1853. William died in Huntingdon, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom, on 2 Nov 1867; he was 17. Buried on 8 Nov 1867 in Brampton, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom.
98. Thomas Valentine (Elizabeth Hall4, Philip3, William2, Thomas1). Born on 1 Feb 1851 in Brampton, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom.9 Thomas was baptized in Brampton, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom, on 12 Jun 1853.9 Thomas died in Godmanchester, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom, on 3 Apr 1897; he was 46.19 Occupation: Tin man; Fishmonger.
The 1871 census states that Thomas Valentine, age 18, was an agricultural labourer. He was born in Brampton, Hunts. He resided in his father's household. (RG 10, piece 1526, folio 9, p. 9)
Thomas and Lydia Valentine were recorded in the 1891 census. They resided on Piper's Lane in Godmanchester, Hunts. The census states that he was a fish dealer. He was born in Brampton while Lydia and their son William were born in Godmanchester. (RG 12, piece 1237, folio 49, p. 10)
When Ada was born, her birth record states that Thomas Valentine was a tin man. Two years later in 1893, the birth record for James states that Thomas was a fishmonger. At the time of his death, he was a fish monger.
The 1871 census states that Thomas Valentine, age 18, was an agricultural labourer. He was born in Brampton, Hunts. He resided in his father's household. (RG 10, piece 1526, folio 9, p. 9)
Thomas and Lydia Valentine were recorded in the 1891 census. They resided on Piper's Lane in Godmanchester, Hunts. The census states that he was a fish dealer. He was born in Brampton while Lydia and their son William were born in Godmanchester. (RG 12, piece 1237, folio 49, p. 10)
When Ada was born, her birth record states that Thomas Valentine was a tin man. Two years later in 1893, the birth record for James states that Thomas was a fishmonger. At the time of his death, he was a fish monger.
On 30 Jun 1889 Thomas married Lydia Limmage, daughter of George Limmage/Lymage & Alice Henson, in Godmanchester, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom.7 Born on 22 Mar 1868 in Godmanchester, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom.19 Lydia was baptized in Godmanchester, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom, on 18 Oct 1868.19 Lydia died in Godmanchester, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom, on 4 Nov 1899; she was 31.
birth: June 1868 quarter Huntingdon R.D., v. 3b, p. 269
2nd marriage: Sept 1899 quarter, Huntingdon R.D., v. 3b, p. 662
birth: June 1868 quarter Huntingdon R.D., v. 3b, p. 269
2nd marriage: Sept 1899 quarter, Huntingdon R.D., v. 3b, p. 662
They had the following children:
243i.
William (1889-1960)
244ii.
Ada Florence (1891-1914)
245iii.
James Charles (1893-1963)
99. Philip James Valentine (Elizabeth Hall4, Philip3, William2, Thomas1). Born on 13 Apr 1855 in Brampton, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom.9,20 Philip James was baptized in Brampton, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom, on 10 Jun 1855.9 Philip James died in 1942; he was 86. Occupation: Brickyard Labourer; agricultural labourer.
According to the 1871 census, a James Valentine, age 16, was a general domestic servant in the household of C.J. Mellor, an attorney. The Mellor household was located on High Street, St. Mary parish, Huntingdon. James Valentine was born in Brampton, Huntingdonshire. (RG 10, piece 1526, folio 134, p. 1)
The 1881 census states that a James Valentine was a 25-year-old, unmarried lodger in the household of George Wade, Mutton Lane, St. Mary's parish, Huntingdon. He was born in Brampton, Huntingdonshire. His occupation is listed as hawker. (RG 11, piece 1603, folio 112, p. 11). In contrast, the 1881 British census states that James Valentine resided at Eastgate, Peterborough, Northamptonshire. He was a 26-year-old, unmarried head of household who was born at Huntingdon, Huntingdonshire. He was a bricklayer's labourer. Caroline Wilmot and her son John resided in James Valentine's household. She was his housekeeper. The census states that Caroline Wilmot was married. She was born at Biggleswade, Bedfordshire and her son John at Peterborough. (RG 11, piece 1593, folio 84, p. 21)
Sometime during the mid-1880s JamesValentine married Caroline Winfield Wilmot. Record of their marriage has not found. Caroline Winfield appears to have been married previous to marrying James Valentine. The 1881 census states that Caroline Wilmot was married. It also appears that James Valentine adopted his wife's son John Wilmot.
James Valintine and his family resided at [Tenter] Hill, Stanground, Huntingdonshire according to the 1891 British census. James Valintine was a brickyard labourer. He was born in Brampton, Huntingdonshire. Caroline Valintine was born in Biggleswade, Bedfordshire. John Valintine was born in Peterborough, Northamptonshire while siblings Mary and James Valintine were born at Fletton, Huntingdonshire. A lodger and brickyard labourer named Charles Rowell resided in the household. (RG 12, piece 1226, folio 30, p. 14)
The 1901 census states that James Valentine, his wife and family lived on North Street, Stanground. James Valentine was a brickyard labourer. He was born in Brampton, Huntingdonshire, and Caroline in Biggleswade, Bedfordshire. The three surviving children were born in Stanground, Huntingdonshire. Residing with them was Caroline's nephew George R. Coates. They also had a lodger, a 60-year-old night watchmen and widower named John Housden. (RG 13, piece 1460, folio 19, p. 2)
James and Caroline Valentine with their three youngest children resided at Globe Street, Albert Place, Peterborough, Soke of Peterborough according to the 1911 British census. James Valentine was a labourer working for the boroigh council. Daughter Caroline Valentine was employed as a pea picker doing factory work. William Valentine was repairer at the G.N. Sheet Department. Wife Caroline Valentine had given birth to seven children of which five were still living. James Valentine was born at Brampton, Huntingdonshire. Caroline Valentine was born at Biggleswade, Bedfordshire. The children were born at Stanground, Huntingdonshire. (RG 14 PN8675, RG 78 PN450 RD170 SD2 ED9 SN216)
According to the 1871 census, a James Valentine, age 16, was a general domestic servant in the household of C.J. Mellor, an attorney. The Mellor household was located on High Street, St. Mary parish, Huntingdon. James Valentine was born in Brampton, Huntingdonshire. (RG 10, piece 1526, folio 134, p. 1)
The 1881 census states that a James Valentine was a 25-year-old, unmarried lodger in the household of George Wade, Mutton Lane, St. Mary's parish, Huntingdon. He was born in Brampton, Huntingdonshire. His occupation is listed as hawker. (RG 11, piece 1603, folio 112, p. 11). In contrast, the 1881 British census states that James Valentine resided at Eastgate, Peterborough, Northamptonshire. He was a 26-year-old, unmarried head of household who was born at Huntingdon, Huntingdonshire. He was a bricklayer's labourer. Caroline Wilmot and her son John resided in James Valentine's household. She was his housekeeper. The census states that Caroline Wilmot was married. She was born at Biggleswade, Bedfordshire and her son John at Peterborough. (RG 11, piece 1593, folio 84, p. 21)
Sometime during the mid-1880s JamesValentine married Caroline Winfield Wilmot. Record of their marriage has not found. Caroline Winfield appears to have been married previous to marrying James Valentine. The 1881 census states that Caroline Wilmot was married. It also appears that James Valentine adopted his wife's son John Wilmot.
James Valintine and his family resided at [Tenter] Hill, Stanground, Huntingdonshire according to the 1891 British census. James Valintine was a brickyard labourer. He was born in Brampton, Huntingdonshire. Caroline Valintine was born in Biggleswade, Bedfordshire. John Valintine was born in Peterborough, Northamptonshire while siblings Mary and James Valintine were born at Fletton, Huntingdonshire. A lodger and brickyard labourer named Charles Rowell resided in the household. (RG 12, piece 1226, folio 30, p. 14)
The 1901 census states that James Valentine, his wife and family lived on North Street, Stanground. James Valentine was a brickyard labourer. He was born in Brampton, Huntingdonshire, and Caroline in Biggleswade, Bedfordshire. The three surviving children were born in Stanground, Huntingdonshire. Residing with them was Caroline's nephew George R. Coates. They also had a lodger, a 60-year-old night watchmen and widower named John Housden. (RG 13, piece 1460, folio 19, p. 2)
James and Caroline Valentine with their three youngest children resided at Globe Street, Albert Place, Peterborough, Soke of Peterborough according to the 1911 British census. James Valentine was a labourer working for the boroigh council. Daughter Caroline Valentine was employed as a pea picker doing factory work. William Valentine was repairer at the G.N. Sheet Department. Wife Caroline Valentine had given birth to seven children of which five were still living. James Valentine was born at Brampton, Huntingdonshire. Caroline Valentine was born at Biggleswade, Bedfordshire. The children were born at Stanground, Huntingdonshire. (RG 14 PN8675, RG 78 PN450 RD170 SD2 ED9 SN216)
Abt 1877 Philip James married Caroline Winfield, daughter of William Winfield & Mary A. [Winfield]. Born abt 1858 in Biggleswade, Bedfordshire, England, United Kingdom. Caroline died in Stanground, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom, in 1918; she was 60.
birth of John Henry Wilmott: Sept 1877 quarter, Peterborough R.D. v. 3b, p. 219
death: Dec 1918 quarter, Peterborough R.D., v. 3b, p. 424
birth of John Henry Wilmott: Sept 1877 quarter, Peterborough R.D. v. 3b, p. 219
death: Dec 1918 quarter, Peterborough R.D., v. 3b, p. 424
They had the following children:
246i.
Walter (1882-)
247ii.
Mary Ann (1885-)
248iii.
James Wilmott (1887-1894)
249iv.
Arthur (1889-1890)
250v.
Caroline (1891-1975)
251vi.
William (1894-1964)
252vii.
Charles Walter (1898-1965)
100. Ann Eliza Valentine (Elizabeth Hall4, Philip3, William2, Thomas1). Born on 15 May 1857 in Brampton, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom. Ann Eliza was baptized in Brampton, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom, on 9 Aug 1857.9 Ann Eliza died in Fulham, County of London, England, United Kingdom, in 1930; she was 72.
The 1871 British census indicates that Liza Valentine 'works at Barnardo'. She resided in her father's household at Brampton, Hunts. (RG 10, piece 1526, folio 9, p. 9)
The 1871 British census indicates that Liza Valentine 'works at Barnardo'. She resided in her father's household at Brampton, Hunts. (RG 10, piece 1526, folio 9, p. 9)
On 15 Dec 1878 Ann Eliza married Henry Hayes Jr., son of Henry Hayes & Eliza Allen, in Lambeth, Surrey, England, United Kingdom.7,18 Born in 1847 in Brixton, Lambeth, Surrey, England, United Kingdom. Henry was baptized in Brixton, Lambeth, Surrey, England, United Kingdom, on 24 Oct 1847. Henry died in Wandsworth, County of London, England, United Kingdom, on 18 Apr 1930; he was 83. Occupation: French polisher; Upholsterer.
Henry Hayes was baptized at St. Mark's Anglican Church, North Brixton, Surrey.
At the time they were married, Emma Valentine and Henry Hayes resided at Brixton Road, Lambeth. They married at the parish church of St. Mary, Lambeth.
In 1871 Emma and Henry Hayes resided at 4 James Street, Clapham, Surrey according the British census. Henry Hayes was a French polisher, and Emma Hayes was a China shop keeper. She was born at Brampton, Hunts while he was born at Lambeth. (RG 10, piece 699, folio 36, p. 26)
Emma Valentine died at home of phthisis (tuberculosis) which she had for twelve months. When Henry Hayes remarried, he and Ann Eliza Valentine resided at Clifton Road, Lambeth. They married at the parish church of St. Mary, Lambeth.
Annie E. and Henry Hayes with their children resided at 88 Clifton Street, Clapham, Surrey according to the 1881 census. Henry Hayes was a china and glass dealer. He was born at Lambeth, London and the children at Clapham, London. Annie Hayes was born at Brampton, Huntingdonshire. (RG 11, piece 633, folio 68, p. 26)
In 1891 the British census states that Annie E. and Henry Hayes with their childrenresided at 88 Clifton Street, Clapham, Surrey. Henry Hayes was a general dealer (shop owner). His son Henry was a green grocer, and son Charles was a wooden box maker. Henry Hayes was born at Brixton, London and the children at Clapham, London. Annie Hayes was born at Brampton, Huntingdonshire. (RG 12, piece 441, folio 114, p. 16)
Henry and Annie Hayes with their children resided at 88 Clifton Street, Clapham, London according to the 1901 census. Henry Hayes was a china and glass dealer. Henry Hayes (jr.) was a gold blocker. Jessie Hayes was general servant. Henry Hayes was born at Brixton, London and the children at Clapham, London. Annie Hayes was born at Brampton, Huntingdonshire. A visitor named John Silk was staying in the household at census time. (RG 13, piece 463, folio 64, pp. 34-35)
Henry Hayes died at home at 88 Clifton Street, Clapham, London. He died from senelis and cardiac arrest. No post-motem was conducted.
Henry Hayes was baptized at St. Mark's Anglican Church, North Brixton, Surrey.
At the time they were married, Emma Valentine and Henry Hayes resided at Brixton Road, Lambeth. They married at the parish church of St. Mary, Lambeth.
In 1871 Emma and Henry Hayes resided at 4 James Street, Clapham, Surrey according the British census. Henry Hayes was a French polisher, and Emma Hayes was a China shop keeper. She was born at Brampton, Hunts while he was born at Lambeth. (RG 10, piece 699, folio 36, p. 26)
Emma Valentine died at home of phthisis (tuberculosis) which she had for twelve months. When Henry Hayes remarried, he and Ann Eliza Valentine resided at Clifton Road, Lambeth. They married at the parish church of St. Mary, Lambeth.
Annie E. and Henry Hayes with their children resided at 88 Clifton Street, Clapham, Surrey according to the 1881 census. Henry Hayes was a china and glass dealer. He was born at Lambeth, London and the children at Clapham, London. Annie Hayes was born at Brampton, Huntingdonshire. (RG 11, piece 633, folio 68, p. 26)
In 1891 the British census states that Annie E. and Henry Hayes with their childrenresided at 88 Clifton Street, Clapham, Surrey. Henry Hayes was a general dealer (shop owner). His son Henry was a green grocer, and son Charles was a wooden box maker. Henry Hayes was born at Brixton, London and the children at Clapham, London. Annie Hayes was born at Brampton, Huntingdonshire. (RG 12, piece 441, folio 114, p. 16)
Henry and Annie Hayes with their children resided at 88 Clifton Street, Clapham, London according to the 1901 census. Henry Hayes was a china and glass dealer. Henry Hayes (jr.) was a gold blocker. Jessie Hayes was general servant. Henry Hayes was born at Brixton, London and the children at Clapham, London. Annie Hayes was born at Brampton, Huntingdonshire. A visitor named John Silk was staying in the household at census time. (RG 13, piece 463, folio 64, pp. 34-35)
Henry Hayes died at home at 88 Clifton Street, Clapham, London. He died from senelis and cardiac arrest. No post-motem was conducted.
They had the following children:
253i.
Charles (1877-1917)
254ii.
Louisa (1878-1950)
255iii.
Jessie Eliza (1883-1944)
256iv.
Alfred (1889-)
257v.
Ethel (1894-1994)
101. John Valentine (Elizabeth Hall4, Philip3, William2, Thomas1). Born on 24 Dec 1858 in Brampton, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom.9 John was baptized in Brampton, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom, on 13 Feb 1859.9 John died in Alfreton, Derbyshire, England, United Kingdom, on 13 Sep 1916; he was 57.7,21 Buried on 16 Sep 1916 in Alfreton, Derbyshire, England, United Kingdom.21 Occupation: General Labourer, Railway Platelayer.
On 17 Jul 1882 John married Eliza Darlow, daughter of John Darlow & Elizabeth Moat, in Huntingdon, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom.7 Born on 17 Jul 1861 in Huntingdon, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom.7 Eliza died in Alfreton, Derbyshire, England, United Kingdom, on 31 Jan 1919; she was 57.7,21 Buried on 3 Feb 1919 in Alfreton, Derbyshire, England, United Kingdom.21
At the time of his marriage, John Valentine stated that he was a general labourer. The family resided at Mutton Lane, Huntingdon from 1882 to 1888 before moving to Alfreton, Derbyshire. When John William was baptized in 1890, the family lived on Park Street, Alfreton.
John Valentine and his family resided at 21 Park Street, Alfreton, Derbyshire according to the 1891 British census. The census states that he was born in Brampton, Hunts while his wife Eliza and the older children were born in St. Mary's parish, Huntingdon, Hunts. Their youngest child as of the 1891 census was born in Alfreton. John Valentine was a platelayer. (RG12, piece 2748, folio 61, p. 10)
The 1901 census states that John Valentine was born in Brampton, Huntingdonshire. He was a platelayer. In Alfreton, the family lived at 45 Mansfield Road. The baptismal records of some of their children at St. Martin's Anglican Church in Alfreton confirm the address. (RG 13, piece 3232, folio 32, p. 8)
The 1911 British census states that John and Eliza Valentine with four of the their children resided at 72 Prospect Street, Alfreton, Derbyshire. John Valentine and his son William were railway platelayers. Chales Valentine was a coal miner (hewer). John Valentine was born at Brampton, Huntingdonshire. Eliza and Charles Valentine were born at Huntingdon, Huntingdonshire. The other children were born at Alfreton. Eliza Valentine gave birth to seven children, all of whom were living in 1911. John and Eliza Valentine had been married for 29 years. (RG14, PN20990; RG78, PN1252 RD436 SD5 ED2 SN251)
At the time of their deaths, John and Eliza Valentine resided at 72 Prospect Street in Alfreton. John died of valvular heart disease and œdema of the lungs. Eliza died of lobar pneumonia (14 days) and heart failure; she is referred to as Elizabeth Valentine on the death certificate.
At the time of his marriage, John Valentine stated that he was a general labourer. The family resided at Mutton Lane, Huntingdon from 1882 to 1888 before moving to Alfreton, Derbyshire. When John William was baptized in 1890, the family lived on Park Street, Alfreton.
John Valentine and his family resided at 21 Park Street, Alfreton, Derbyshire according to the 1891 British census. The census states that he was born in Brampton, Hunts while his wife Eliza and the older children were born in St. Mary's parish, Huntingdon, Hunts. Their youngest child as of the 1891 census was born in Alfreton. John Valentine was a platelayer. (RG12, piece 2748, folio 61, p. 10)
The 1901 census states that John Valentine was born in Brampton, Huntingdonshire. He was a platelayer. In Alfreton, the family lived at 45 Mansfield Road. The baptismal records of some of their children at St. Martin's Anglican Church in Alfreton confirm the address. (RG 13, piece 3232, folio 32, p. 8)
The 1911 British census states that John and Eliza Valentine with four of the their children resided at 72 Prospect Street, Alfreton, Derbyshire. John Valentine and his son William were railway platelayers. Chales Valentine was a coal miner (hewer). John Valentine was born at Brampton, Huntingdonshire. Eliza and Charles Valentine were born at Huntingdon, Huntingdonshire. The other children were born at Alfreton. Eliza Valentine gave birth to seven children, all of whom were living in 1911. John and Eliza Valentine had been married for 29 years. (RG14, PN20990; RG78, PN1252 RD436 SD5 ED2 SN251)
At the time of their deaths, John and Eliza Valentine resided at 72 Prospect Street in Alfreton. John died of valvular heart disease and œdema of the lungs. Eliza died of lobar pneumonia (14 days) and heart failure; she is referred to as Elizabeth Valentine on the death certificate.
They had the following children:
258i.
Elizabeth Maud (1885-1955)
259ii.
Charles Frederick (1887-1924)
260iii.
John William (1889-1918)
261iv.
Elsie May (1892-1976)
262v.
Florence Emma (1894-1966)
263vi.
Eveline Agnes (1897-1968)
264vii.
male (1902-1902)
265viii.
Edgar Arthur (1903-1962)