Melva Dorothy Longbottom
(1903 - 1991)
Father | Frank Longbottom b. 8 Apr 1877, d. 2 Feb 1951 |
Mother | Mary Edith Haines b. 9 Jun 1879, d. 5 Apr 1970 |
Charts | James Haines Descendants Chart |
Relationship | Niece of Mabel Jane Haines |
Spouse: Frank Pretoria Earle (26 May 1900 - 25 August 1980)
Child:
- Ronald Frank Earle+4 b. 11 Jul 1929, d. 9 Mar 2012
Life Events
Melva Dorothy Longbottom was born on 8 December 1903 in Jamestown, South Australia, daughter of Frank Longbottom and Mary Edith Haines.On 9 October 1928, Melva, aged 24, married Frank Pretoria Earle, aged 28, son of George Earle and Frances Harriet Brumby, in Methodist Church in Iron Mine (Burra District), South Australia.1
She died on Sunday, 15 December 1991, aged 88 years and 7 days, in South Australia.2
Melva was buried in the Clare Cemetery, Clare, South Australia.3
Citations
- [S4] SA Marriage Registrations, SAGHS CD Marriage 1917-1937.
- [S15] Person named on headstone in headstone photograph.
- [S54] South Australian Councils Cemeteries Search, online http://www.pirie.sa.gov.au/site/page.cfm?u=130
- [S50] GenesReunited, online http://www.genesreunited.co.uk
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David George Longbottom
(1904 - 1960)
Father | Frank Longbottom b. 8 Apr 1877, d. 2 Feb 1951 |
Mother | Mary Edith Haines b. 9 Jun 1879, d. 5 Apr 1970 |
Charts | James Haines Descendants Chart |
Relationship | Nephew of Mabel Jane Haines |
Spouse: Audrey Agnes Maple (14 June 1910 - )
Child:
- Joan Maxine Longbottom+3 b. 28 Feb 1933, d. 1 Mar 2015
Life Events
David George Longbottom was born on 30 November 1904 in Jamestown, South Australia, son of Frank Longbottom and Mary Edith Haines.He was a Methodist Minister.1
On 5 April 1932, David, aged 27, married Audrey Agnes Maple, aged 21, daughter of Horace Stephen Maple and Annie Caroline George, in Methodist Church in Brighton, South Australia.
From "The Chronicle" 21 April 1932
The marriage was celebrated at the Brighton Methodist Church of the Rev. David George Longbottom, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Longbottom, of Brae-foot Estate, Kooringa, to Audrey Agnes Maple, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Maple, Edward Street, Brighton. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. G. K. Haslam. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore ivory satin with a beautiful embroidered tulle veil, which formed the train. She carried a sheaf of white gladioli. Misses Jean George, cousin of the bride, and Mary Longbottom, sister of the bride groom, were frocked in apple green crepe satin with large green felt picture hats edged with tulle, and had shoes to match. They carried sheafs in buttercup tonings of gladioli and dahlias. Little Patsie Davis looked charming in buttercup crepe satin, early Victorian style. She carried a basket of roses, and walked ahead of the bride strewing rose petals.
The bridegroom was attended by his brother, Mr. E. Longbottom, and the bride's brother, Mr. M. Maple, as groomsman.
When the register was being signed Miss M. Barnard, cousin of the bride, sang. As the bride was leaving the church a horseshoe was hung on her arm by her sister Ellison. The bride's mother was smartly gowned in black crepe satin, with hat to match, and carried a posy of red carnations. The bridegroom's mother chose navy marocain, with hat to tone. She carried a posy of autumn tints. The church was decorated by friends of the bride. The choir girls, dressed in white, formed a guard as the bride stepped from her car.
After the ceremony intimate friends and relatives were entertained at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. Longbottom left by car for the honeymoon. The bride's travelling dress was a navy blue ensemble relieved with white, with hat and shoes, &c, to tone.2
Longbottom — Maple
The marriage was celebrated at the Brighton Methodist Church of the Rev. David George Longbottom, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Longbottom, of Brae-foot Estate, Kooringa, to Audrey Agnes Maple, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Maple, Edward Street, Brighton. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. G. K. Haslam. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore ivory satin with a beautiful embroidered tulle veil, which formed the train. She carried a sheaf of white gladioli. Misses Jean George, cousin of the bride, and Mary Longbottom, sister of the bride groom, were frocked in apple green crepe satin with large green felt picture hats edged with tulle, and had shoes to match. They carried sheafs in buttercup tonings of gladioli and dahlias. Little Patsie Davis looked charming in buttercup crepe satin, early Victorian style. She carried a basket of roses, and walked ahead of the bride strewing rose petals.
The bridegroom was attended by his brother, Mr. E. Longbottom, and the bride's brother, Mr. M. Maple, as groomsman.
When the register was being signed Miss M. Barnard, cousin of the bride, sang. As the bride was leaving the church a horseshoe was hung on her arm by her sister Ellison. The bride's mother was smartly gowned in black crepe satin, with hat to match, and carried a posy of red carnations. The bridegroom's mother chose navy marocain, with hat to tone. She carried a posy of autumn tints. The church was decorated by friends of the bride. The choir girls, dressed in white, formed a guard as the bride stepped from her car.
After the ceremony intimate friends and relatives were entertained at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. Longbottom left by car for the honeymoon. The bride's travelling dress was a navy blue ensemble relieved with white, with hat and shoes, &c, to tone.2
From "The Mount Barker Courier and Onkaparinga and Gumeracha Advertiser" Thursday 27 April 1950
CIRCUIT FAREWELL
At the rececent circuit farewell to the Rev and Mrs. D. G. Longbottom and daughter, Joan, the Woodside In stitute hall was packed to the doors. The ladies arranged beautiful floral decorations and the junior circuit steward, Mr. L. Polkinghorne, presided and welcomed the large number of friends present.
The speakers, who all referred in glowing terms to the fine work done by the Longbottom family throughout the circuit, were Mr. W. T. Gale (for Woodside), Mr. T. Smee (Charleston) Mr. W. W. Millar (Balhannah), Mrs. Gooding (Balhannah Ladies' Guild), Mr. Rowley (Lenswood), Mrs. Rowley (Lenswood Ladies' Guild), Mr. G. Schwab (Murdock Hill), and Mr. H. B. Pitt on behalf of the circuit. The speeches were interspersed with musical items consisting of piano overture, Mrs. Gun and Miss Janet Newman (Charleston); vocal solos, Mr. Cliff Green and Miss Minyon Green ((Lenswood) and Mrs. C. Dohnt, and piano solo by Mrs. Textor (both of Woodside), and a bracket of three numbers by Woodside Ladies' Choir.
The family were recipients of numerous lovely gifts and these included a wallet of notes to Rev. Longbottom from the circuit; a lounge room reading lamp (circuit) to the family; Mrs. Longbottom received from Lenswood Ladies' Guild, gift of china, from Charleston guild a travelling rug, Balhannah guild a book, Woodside guild and WAOM an occasional table, Woodside Girl Comrades light coffee laced supper cloth. Miss Joan Longbottom received from Girl Comrades a salad bowl and from the Sunday school sponge dish. All guests responded most feelingly, saying they had enjoyed their stay in Woodside and were very sorry to leave, having made many friendships. Mr. Polkinghorne moved a vote of thanks to artists and all other helpers and a delicious supper was served.1
Rev. & Mrs. D. G. Longbottom
Farewelled at Woodslde
Farewelled at Woodslde
CIRCUIT FAREWELL
At the rececent circuit farewell to the Rev and Mrs. D. G. Longbottom and daughter, Joan, the Woodside In stitute hall was packed to the doors. The ladies arranged beautiful floral decorations and the junior circuit steward, Mr. L. Polkinghorne, presided and welcomed the large number of friends present.
The speakers, who all referred in glowing terms to the fine work done by the Longbottom family throughout the circuit, were Mr. W. T. Gale (for Woodside), Mr. T. Smee (Charleston) Mr. W. W. Millar (Balhannah), Mrs. Gooding (Balhannah Ladies' Guild), Mr. Rowley (Lenswood), Mrs. Rowley (Lenswood Ladies' Guild), Mr. G. Schwab (Murdock Hill), and Mr. H. B. Pitt on behalf of the circuit. The speeches were interspersed with musical items consisting of piano overture, Mrs. Gun and Miss Janet Newman (Charleston); vocal solos, Mr. Cliff Green and Miss Minyon Green ((Lenswood) and Mrs. C. Dohnt, and piano solo by Mrs. Textor (both of Woodside), and a bracket of three numbers by Woodside Ladies' Choir.
The family were recipients of numerous lovely gifts and these included a wallet of notes to Rev. Longbottom from the circuit; a lounge room reading lamp (circuit) to the family; Mrs. Longbottom received from Lenswood Ladies' Guild, gift of china, from Charleston guild a travelling rug, Balhannah guild a book, Woodside guild and WAOM an occasional table, Woodside Girl Comrades light coffee laced supper cloth. Miss Joan Longbottom received from Girl Comrades a salad bowl and from the Sunday school sponge dish. All guests responded most feelingly, saying they had enjoyed their stay in Woodside and were very sorry to leave, having made many friendships. Mr. Polkinghorne moved a vote of thanks to artists and all other helpers and a delicious supper was served.1
Citations
- [S195] "Trove" Digititised Newspapers, online http://trove.nla.gov.au/
- [S4] SA Marriage Registrations, SAGHS CD Marriage 1917-1937.
- [S50] GenesReunited, online http://www.genesreunited.co.uk
- [S6] Death records, SAGHS CD Deaths 1916-1972.
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Frances Edith Longbottom
(1905 - 1988)
Father | Frank Longbottom b. 8 Apr 1877, d. 2 Feb 1951 |
Mother | Mary Edith Haines b. 9 Jun 1879, d. 5 Apr 1970 |
Charts | James Haines Descendants Chart |
Relationship | Niece of Mabel Jane Haines |
Life Events
Frances Edith Longbottom was born on 8 November 1905 in Jamestown, South Australia, daughter of Frank Longbottom and Mary Edith Haines.On 12 November 1931, Frances, aged 26, married James McKeacknie Forsyth, son of William Forsyth, in St John Church in Iron Mine (Burra District), South Australia.1
She died on Saturday, 16 July 1988, aged 82 years, 8 months and 8 days, in Laura, South Australia.2
Frances was buried on 18 July 1988 in the general section, plot 0192 in the Laura Cemetery, Laura, South Australia.2
Citations
- [S4] SA Marriage Registrations, SAGHS CD Marriage 1917-1937.
- [S54] South Australian Councils Cemeteries Search, online http://www.pirie.sa.gov.au/site/page.cfm?u=130
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Mary Haines
(1835 - 1917)
Father | James Haines b. 12 Mar 1814, d. 13 Jun 1866 |
Mother | Hannah Flower b. 2 Oct 1814, d. 30 Aug 1890 |
Charts | James Haines Descendants Chart |
Relationship | Aunt of Mabel Jane Haines |
Spouse: Thomas Rackham Cannell (20 June 1830 - 29 October 1897)
Children:
- Harriet Emma Cannell7 b. 24 Jul 1857, d. 11 Jun 1861
- George Cannell+7 b. 9 Oct 1858, d. 30 Nov 1888
- Thomas Cannell+7 b. 16 Dec 1859, d. 3 Nov 1946
- Eliza Jane Cannell7 b. 12 Jun 1861, d. 15 Apr 1862
- James Haines Cannell+7 b. 27 Oct 1862, d. 22 Jul 1946
- Florence Elizabeth Cannell+7 b. 28 Mar 1864, d. 2 Jan 1919
- Mary Emma Cannell+7 b. 8 May 1867, d. 7 Jun 1950
- Hannah Ruth Cannell+7 b. 10 Jul 1868, d. 28 Apr 1948
- Stephen Flower Cannell+7 b. 1 Jun 1870, d. 15 Feb 1947
- Phoebe Edith Cannell+7 b. 17 Apr 1872, d. 30 Mar 1965
- Amy Blanche Cannell+7 b. 5 Apr 1874, d. a 1955
- Annie Jane Cannell+7 b. 29 Sep 1876, d. 29 Feb 1964
- Alicia May Cannell+7 b. 3 May 1879, d. 23 Jan 1969
Life Events
Mary Haines was born in 1835 in Wiltshire, England, daughter of James Haines and Hannah Flower.She was christened on 20 December 1835 in Poulshot, Wiltshire, England.
She appeared on the census on 6 June 1841, in the household of James Haines in Green, Poulshot, Wiltshire, England.1
Mary Haines accompanied her parents James Haines and Hannah Flower on their Emigration from Plymouth, Devon, England, to South Australia on 26 December 18492 and she arrived in Port Adelaide, South Australia, on 30 March 1850.3
On 16 September 1856 Mary, aged 20, married Thomas Rackham Cannell, aged 26, son of Edward Gurney Cannell and Phoebe Larner, in Wesleyan Chapel, Steventon, South Australia. The officiating minister was the Reverend Nathaniel Bennett and the witnesses were Rob Carter, clerk of Steventon and Maria Gilles of Adelaide.4,5
She died on Monday, 29 October 1917, aged 81 years, 10 months and 9 days, in Nhill, Victoria, Australia.
Mary was buried in the Nhill Cemetery, Nhill, Victoria, Australia.6
Citations
- [S92] 1841 UK Census.
- [S14] List of Ships, online http://members.iinet.net.au/~perthdps/shipping/…
- [S35] Family History South Australia, online http://www.familyhistorysa.info/shipping/…
- [S3] Marriage Registrations, South Australian Marriages 1842-1916.
- [S49] Marriage Certificate sighted and verified, spouses as recorded above, marriage date verified as recorded.
- [S15] Person named on headstone in headstone photograph.
- [S1] Birth Registrations, SA Births 1842-1906.
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Sarah Haines
(a 1839 - 1877)
Father | James Haines b. 12 Mar 1814, d. 13 Jun 1866 |
Mother | Hannah Flower b. 2 Oct 1814, d. 30 Aug 1890 |
Charts | James Haines Descendants Chart |
Relationship | Aunt of Mabel Jane Haines |
Spouse: William Trethowan Tregeagle (about 1834 - 18 June 1905)
Children:
- Edward Tregeagle+7 b. 16 Feb 1858, d. 7 Aug 1939
- William Tregeagle7 b. 24 Apr 1860, d. 2 Nov 1931
- Anna Maria Tregeagle7 b. 21 May 1862, d. 20 Mar 1864
- Daniel Tregeagle+7 b. 18 Nov 1864
- Emily Frances Tregeagle7 b. 22 Aug 1867, d. 25 Mar 1940
- Emily Louisa Tregeagle+7 b. 1 Jun 1870, d. 21 Nov 1944
Life Events
She was christened about 1839 in Devizes, Wiltshire, England.1Sarah Haines accompanied her parents James Haines and Hannah Flower on their Emigration from Plymouth, Devon, England, to South Australia on 26 December 18492 and she arrived in Port Adelaide, South Australia, on 30 March 1850.3
On 8 May 1855, Sarah, married William Trethowan Tregeagle, in res of William Haines in Tea Tree Gully, South Australia.4
Sarah died on Wednesday, 21 November 1877, in Tea Tree Gully, South Australia, from inflamation of ? (indecipherable).5,6
Citations
- [S9] IGI, online http://www.familysearch.org
- [S14] List of Ships, online http://members.iinet.net.au/~perthdps/shipping/…
- [S35] Family History South Australia, online http://www.familyhistorysa.info/shipping/…
- [S3] Marriage Registrations, South Australian Marriages 1842-1916.
- [S5] SA Death Registrations, SAGHS CD Deaths 1842-1915.
- [S71] Death Certificate Sighted and verified by Daryl Edmonds.
- [S1] Birth Registrations, SA Births 1842-1906.
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Henry Haines
(1839 - 1905)
Father | James Haines b. 12 Mar 1814, d. 13 Jun 1866 |
Mother | Hannah Flower b. 2 Oct 1814, d. 30 Aug 1890 |
Charts | James Haines Descendants Chart |
Relationship | Uncle of Mabel Jane Haines |
Spouse: Kezia Elizabeth Flavel (6 September 1840 - 11 August 1901)
Children:
- Hannah Haines+ b. 25 May 1858, d. 18 May 1931
- John Haines+ b. 4 Nov 1859, d. 10 May 1936
- Sarah Harriet Haines b. 6 Mar 1862, d. 20 May 1948
- George Haines b. 7 Jan 1864, d. 25 Jan 1921
- Herbert Haines+ b. 12 Mar 1866, d. 10 Feb 1926
- Eva Haines+ b. 6 Jul 1868, d. 23 Apr 1955
- Caleb Haines b. 25 May 1870, d. 13 Nov 1871
- Polly Haines+ b. 4 Apr 1872, d. 12 Dec 1959
- Ella Haines b. 19 May 1874, d. 13 Oct 1948
- Emma Ruth Haines b. 27 May 1876, d. 1972
- Harry Haines b. 29 Nov 1878, d. 1965
- Bertha Elizabeth Haines b. 11 Oct 1880, d. 4 Oct 1974
- Edgar Haines b. 28 Jan 1883, d. 1962
Life Events
Henry Haines was born on 27 October 1839 in Devizes, Wiltshire, England, son of James Haines and Hannah Flower.He appeared on the census on 6 June 1841, in the household of James Haines in Green, Poulshot, Wiltshire, England.1
Henry Haines accompanied his parents James Haines and Hannah Flower on their Emigration from Plymouth, Devon, England, to South Australia on 26 December 18492 and he arrived in Port Adelaide, South Australia, on 30 March 1850.3
On 8 March 1858, Henry, aged 18, married Kezia Elizabeth Flavel, aged 17, daughter of John Flavel and Sarah Cox, in Wesleyan Chapel in North Adelaide, South Australia. The officiating minister was T. Jasper Smyth. The witnesses were Fanny Lord, of Mitcham and George Bawden, farmer, of Kapunda.4
He died on Wednesday, 1 November 1905, aged 66 years and 5 days, in Gerang Gerung, Victoria, Australia.
Citations
- [S92] 1841 UK Census.
- [S14] List of Ships, online http://members.iinet.net.au/~perthdps/shipping/…
- [S35] Family History South Australia, online http://www.familyhistorysa.info/shipping/…
- [S49] Marriage Certificate sighted and verified, spouses as recorded above, marriage date verified as recorded.
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Ruth Haines
(1842 - 1910)
Father | James Haines b. 12 Mar 1814, d. 13 Jun 1866 |
Mother | Hannah Flower b. 2 Oct 1814, d. 30 Aug 1890 |
Charts | James Haines Descendants Chart |
Relationship | Aunt of Mabel Jane Haines |
Spouse: William Richard Staker (18 August 1840 - 26 June 1917)
Children:
- Anna Louise Staker b. 1 Dec 1863, d. 29 Jun 1864
- Harriet Emma Staker b. 24 Feb 1865, d. 17 Jan 1866
- William George Staker+ b. 15 May 1866, d. 10 Dec 1941
- Arthur James Staker b. 15 Sep 1867, d. 1912
- Charles Henry Staker b. 15 Mar 1869, d. 22 Nov 1895
- Frederick John Staker8 b. 7 Jun 1870, d. 20 Dec 1910
- Mary Elizabeth Staker b. 6 Nov 1871, d. 21 Sep 1878
- Fanny Cecelia Alice Staker+ b. 2 Sep 1874
- Thomas Richard Staker+ b. 13 Apr 1876, d. 12 Jun 1921
- Gilbert Edward Staker b. 1 Jan 1878
- Annie Elizabeth Staker+ b. 6 Nov 1879, d. 28 Jul 1960
- Samuel Albert Staker+ b. 6 Sep 1881, d. 22 May 1943
- Walter Louis Staker+ b. 9 Feb 1883, d. 6 Jan 1957
Life Events
Ruth Haines was born in 1841 in Devizes, Wiltshire, England, daughter of James Haines and Hannah Flower.1She was christened on 13 February 1842 in Poulshot, Wiltshire, England.
Ruth Haines accompanied her parents James Haines and Hannah Flower on their Emigration from Plymouth, Devon, England, to South Australia on 26 December 18492 and she arrived in Port Adelaide, South Australia, on 30 March 1850.3
On 1 January 1861, Ruth, aged 18, married William Richard Staker, aged 20, son of Francis Staker and Harriet Page, in the residence of Francis Staker in Mount Allen, South Australia. The witnesses were Eliza Maria Staker and Francis Staker (made his X mark)
Extract from "Register" Personal Notices:
STAKER - HAINES - On the 1st. January, at the residence of the bridegrooms father, by the Reverend W. Oldham, Mr William Richard Staker, second son of Mr. Francis Staker, Spring Farm, Allen's Creek, to Ruth, third daughter of Mr. James Haines, Allen's Creek.4
On 24 March 1905 she, Ruth was granted a separation from her husband. He did not appear at the hearing in the Police Courts, Adelaide, South Australia.5
Ruth died on Monday, 16 May 1910, aged 68 years, 3 months and 3 days, at home in Tarragon Street, West Adelaide, South Australia, of Heart Disease.6,7
Citations
- [S9] IGI, online http://www.familysearch.org
- [S14] List of Ships, online http://members.iinet.net.au/~perthdps/shipping/…
- [S35] Family History South Australia, online http://www.familyhistorysa.info/shipping/…
- [S22] Unknown author Register Personal Notes 2, Page 115
STAKER - HAINES - On the 1st. January, at the residence of the bridegrooms father, by the Rev. W. Oldham, Mr William Richard Staker, second son of Mr. Francis Staker, Spring Farm, Allen's Creek, to Ruth, third daughter of Mr. James Haines, Allen's Creek. - [S195] "Trove" Digititised Newspapers, online http://trove.nla.gov.au/
- [S71] Death Certificate Sighted and verified by Daryl Edmonds.
- [S5] SA Death Registrations, SAGHS CD Deaths 1842-1915.
- [S1] Birth Registrations, SA Births 1842-1906.
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Elizabeth Haines
(1846 - 1850)
Father | James Haines b. 12 Mar 1814, d. 13 Jun 1866 |
Mother | Hannah Flower b. 2 Oct 1814, d. 30 Aug 1890 |
Charts | James Haines Descendants Chart |
Relationship | Aunt of Mabel Jane Haines |
Life Events
She was christened on 21 June 1846 in Poulshot, Wiltshire, England.Elizabeth Haines accompanied her parents James Haines and Hannah Flower on their Emigration from Plymouth, Devon, England, to South Australia on 26 December 1849.1
She died on Tuesday, 19 February 1850, aged 3 years, 7 months and 29 days, at sea, on the "Trafalgar" and was buried at sea.
Citations
- [S14] List of Ships, online http://members.iinet.net.au/~perthdps/shipping/…
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Catherine Haines
(1849 - a 1849)
Father | James Haines b. 12 Mar 1814, d. 13 Jun 1866 |
Mother | Hannah Flower b. 2 Oct 1814, d. 30 Aug 1890 |
Charts | James Haines Descendants Chart |
Relationship | Aunt of Mabel Jane Haines |
Life Events
Catherine Haines was born in June 1849 in Devizes, Wiltshire, England, daughter of James Haines and Hannah Flower.1She died after June 1849, in Wiltshire, England.1
Citations
- [S18] Free BMD, online http://freebmd.rootsweb.com/
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James Haines
(1851 - 1927)
Father | James Haines b. 12 Mar 1814, d. 13 Jun 1866 |
Mother | Hannah Flower b. 2 Oct 1814, d. 30 Aug 1890 |
Charts | James Haines Descendants Chart |
Relationship | Uncle of Mabel Jane Haines |
Spouse: Mary Jane Cole (27 December 1850 - about October 1879)
Children:
- Edgar James Albert Haines+ b. 22 Jun 1874, d. 2 Nov 1956
- Gilbert Hedley Haines b. 28 Nov 1875, d. 26 Jul 1953
- Ada Mary Haines+ b. 29 Sep 1879, d. 3 Oct 1961
Spouse: Annie Jane Keenihan (about 1860 - 11 June 1915)
Children:
- James Martin Haines b. 18 Jul 1884, d. 28 Aug 1950
- Agnes May Flower Haines+ b. 22 May 1886, d. 6 Nov 1915
- Hannah Lily Haines+ b. 9 Apr 1888, d. 15 Feb 1964
- Matilda Alice Haines+ b. 17 Jun 1890, d. a 1968
- Eliza Teresa Haines b. 11 Jun 1892, d. 20 Dec 1927
- Matthew Mark Haines+ b. 23 Dec 1893, d. 25 Nov 1964
- Robert Stephen Haines b. 19 Feb 1896, d. 6 Oct 1896
- Harriet Emma Haines+ b. 13 Oct 1897, d. 24 Jul 1984
- Felicia Ruth Haines+ b. 21 Apr 1899, d. 1956
- John William Haines b. 18 Apr 1901, d. 26 May 1901
- William Ephraim Peter Haines b. 31 Jul 1902, d. 16 Dec 1927
Life Events
James Haines was born on 9 August 1851, son of James Haines and Hannah Flower.On 6 March 1873, James, aged 21, married Mary Jane Cole, aged 22, daughter of John Cole, in Wesleyan Church in Allens Creek, South Australia.1
He was a farmer on his first marriage certificate.2
On 29 July 1879 he purchased land under the South Australian scheme known as the "Strangeways Act", where settlers could purchase land on credit, with 20% deposit and the balance payable at the end of 4 years.
He bought Section 143 Hundred of Bundey, County Burra, an area of 313 acres at a cost of £313.3
On 17 November 1880, James, aged 29, married Annie Jane Keenihan, daughter of Martin Keenihan, in Kapunda, South Australia. The officiating minister was James Maher and the witnesses were Robert & Madge Moore.2 James Haines registered the death of Robert Moore on 21 February 1897 in Mundoora, South Australia, named as brother-in-law.4,5
He died on Wednesday, 12 January 1927, aged 75 years, 5 months and 3 days, in Clarence Park, South Australia, from heat exhaustion and heart failure. His occupation was stated as "Carpenter."5
James was buried on 15 January 1927 in the West Terrace Cemetery, Adelaide, South Australia, in Road 4, path 19, W, site 7.6
Citations
- [S3] Marriage Registrations, South Australian Marriages 1842-1916.
- [S49] Marriage Certificate sighted and verified, spouses as recorded above, marriage date verified as recorded.
- [S86] South Australian Land Purchases by Credit Selection, online http://www.ach.familyhistorysa.info/landselectors.html
- [S5] SA Death Registrations, SAGHS CD Deaths 1842-1915.
- [S71] Death Certificate Sighted and verified by Daryl Edmonds.
- [S44] Adelaide Cemeteries Authority, online http://www.aca.sa.gov.au/RecordsSearch.aspx
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