Harry James Gooding
(1904 - 1906)
Father | Edwin Gooding b. 12 Sep 1870, d. 23 Apr 1944 |
Mother | Polly Haines b. 4 Apr 1872, d. 12 Dec 1959 |
Charts | James Haines Descendants Chart |
Relationship | 1st cousin 1 time removed of Mabel Jane Haines |
Life Events
Harry James Gooding was born in 1904 in Dimboola, Victoria, Australia, son of Edwin Gooding and Polly Haines.1He died in 1906, aged 2 years, in Dimboola, Victoria, Australia.1
Citations
- [S136] Ancestry.com.au, online http://search.ancestry.com.au
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Ronald Roy Gooding
(1907 - 1967)
Father | Edwin Gooding b. 12 Sep 1870, d. 23 Apr 1944 |
Mother | Polly Haines b. 4 Apr 1872, d. 12 Dec 1959 |
Charts | James Haines Descendants Chart |
Relationship | 1st cousin 1 time removed of Mabel Jane Haines |
Life Events
Ronald Roy Gooding was born in 1907, son of Edwin Gooding and Polly Haines.He died in 1967, aged 60 years.
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Frederick Clifton Gooding
(1908 - 1959)
Father | Edwin Gooding b. 12 Sep 1870, d. 23 Apr 1944 |
Mother | Polly Haines b. 4 Apr 1872, d. 12 Dec 1959 |
Charts | James Haines Descendants Chart |
Relationship | 1st cousin 1 time removed of Mabel Jane Haines |
Life Events
Frederick Clifton Gooding was born in 1908, son of Edwin Gooding and Polly Haines.He died in 1959, aged 51 years.
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Eva Mary Gooding
(1910 - )
Father | Edwin Gooding b. 12 Sep 1870, d. 23 Apr 1944 |
Mother | Polly Haines b. 4 Apr 1872, d. 12 Dec 1959 |
Charts | James Haines Descendants Chart |
Relationship | 1st cousin 1 time removed of Mabel Jane Haines |
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Elizabeth Baird
(1857 - 1938)
Father | Thomas Baird b. 1820, d. 5 Dec 1910 |
Mother | Elizabeth O'Brien b. a 1826, d. 16 Apr 1865 |
Charts | James Haines Descendants Chart |
Spouse: Thomas Haines (3 October 1853 - 23 April 1938)
Children:
- Henry Thomas Haines+ b. 7 Apr 1879, d. 2 Nov 1941
- Edith May Haines+ b. 15 Mar 1881, d. 16 Nov 1959
- Robert William Haines+ b. 30 May 1883, d. 18 Jun 1946
- Letitia Marian Haines+ b. 19 Jul 1885, d. 21 Jun 1964
- Mark Spencer Flower Haines+ b. 15 Nov 1886, d. 7 Apr 1959
- George Lionel Haines b. 5 Sep 1888, d. 2 Aug 1891
- James Stanley Haines b. 31 May 1890, d. 13 Oct 1890
- Herbert John Hanlan Haines+ b. 11 Oct 1891, d. 2 Dec 1934
- Alison Maud Haines b. 16 Mar 1893, d. 3 Apr 1893
- Howard Frederick Haines b. 8 Apr 1894, d. 19 Nov 1894
- Arthur Avis Haines+ b. 23 Jul 1895, d. 17 Apr 1963
- Ethel Ruby Haines+ b. 12 Aug 1896, d. 26 Apr 1962
Life Events
Elizabeth Baird was born on 15 December 1857 in St Kitts, South Australia, daughter of Thomas Baird and Elizabeth O'Brien.On 10 April 1877, Elizabeth, aged 19, married Thomas Haines, aged 23, son of James Haines and Hannah Flower, in Christ Church in Kapunda, South Australia. The witnesses were Robert Mumford, farmer and Mary Ann Abott.1
She died in a diabetic coma after suffering with diabetes mellitus, on 14 April 1938 in the Kapunda Hospital, Kapunda, South Australia, aged 80.2
from "The Chronicle", 5 May 1938
Mrs. Elizabeth Haines, 81, wife of Mr. Thomas Haines, of Kapunda, who died recently, was an old resident of the town and district. She was born at Hamilton, and was the second daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Baird. On April 10, 1877, she married Mr. Haines at Christ Church, Kapunda, and last year they celebrated their diamond wedding.
After their marriage Mr. Haines farmed at Hamilton for 18 years, and then moved to Mundoora. After a few years they returned to Hamilton, stay ing there for a further ten years. They then worked land at Cowell for nine years, and 17 years ago went to Ka punda to live in retirement.
Mr. Haines and seven children (four sons and three daughters) survive. They are: — Messrs. Thomas Haines (Ashton), Robert Haines (Wudinna), Mark Haines (Wudinna), and Arthur Haines (Cummins), Mrs. Siviour (Fullarton), Mrs. Mitchell (Lancaster), and Mrs. Dixon (Cummins). Another son (Herbert) died three years ago. There are 23 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.3
Mrs. Elizabeth Haines, 81, wife of Mr. Thomas Haines, of Kapunda, who died recently, was an old resident of the town and district. She was born at Hamilton, and was the second daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Baird. On April 10, 1877, she married Mr. Haines at Christ Church, Kapunda, and last year they celebrated their diamond wedding.
After their marriage Mr. Haines farmed at Hamilton for 18 years, and then moved to Mundoora. After a few years they returned to Hamilton, stay ing there for a further ten years. They then worked land at Cowell for nine years, and 17 years ago went to Ka punda to live in retirement.
Mr. Haines and seven children (four sons and three daughters) survive. They are: — Messrs. Thomas Haines (Ashton), Robert Haines (Wudinna), Mark Haines (Wudinna), and Arthur Haines (Cummins), Mrs. Siviour (Fullarton), Mrs. Mitchell (Lancaster), and Mrs. Dixon (Cummins). Another son (Herbert) died three years ago. There are 23 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.3
Citations
- [S3] Marriage Registrations, South Australian Marriages 1842-1916.
- [S71] Death Certificate Sighted and verified by Daryl Edmonds.
- [S195] "Trove" Digititised Newspapers, online http://trove.nla.gov.au/
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Thomas Baird1
(1820 - 1910)
Father | Unknown Baird2 |
Mother | Margaret Reedie2 |
Spouse: Elizabeth O'Brien (about 1826 - 16 April 1865)
Child:
- Elizabeth Baird+ b. 15 Dec 1857, d. 14 Apr 1938
Life Events
Thomas Baird was born in 1820 in Beath, Fifeshire, Scotland, son of Unknown Baird and Margaret Reedie.2On 23 January 1856, Thomas, married Elizabeth O'Brien, in St Patrick's Church in Adelaide, South Australia.3
He died on Monday, 5 December 1910, aged 90 years, in Kapunda, South Australia.4
Thomas was buried on 6 December 1910 in the St John's Cemetery, Kapunda, South Australia, by Reverend Father Williams.5
He had an obituary on 16 December 1910
From the "Southern Cross"
Mr. Thomas. Baird, Kapunda.
Our Kapunda correspondent Writes: —Mr. Thomas Baird, who resided with his daughter, Mrs. O'Callahan, Clare road, Kapunda, died on Monday, at the advanced age of 90 years.
He was born in Fifeshire, Scotland, on March 17, 1820, and arrived at Adelaide in the ship Navarino in 1837. Before he moved away from the future city, Mr. Baird and his twin brother James discovered on the banks of the Torrens the body of the first white man who had been murdered by the blacks. Mr. Baird had the honor of grubbing the first tree where Hindley-street is now laid out. Subsequently he was engaged by Mr. Rankine, at Mount Crawford, who carried on dairying. He had been attracted to the Kapunda district by the discovery of the copper mines, and bought a section of land where the public school now stands.
When the Victorian gold diggings broke out, Mr. Baird and his brother took out passengers from Kapunda in his bullock dray. Before he left he sold his land to Mr. Jas. White for £5. After his return he started carting on the Burra road, but soon settled down to grazing and agri culture at St. Kitt's Creek, near Truro, after having given a trial to a section at Moppa Springs. At Truro he lived in the one house 54 years.
Mr. Baird belonged to a long-lived family. His twin brother died last year, aged 89; his elder sister, Mrs. Duell, died at Burra, aged 91; and another sister, Mrs. Brock, who has reached 88 years, still lives in Adelaide. He was married three times, and his third wife predeceased him five years. He leaves three sons and four daughters, and also many grandchildren and great-grandchildren, and one child of the fifth generation.
Throughout his illness he was attended by the Very Rev. Father Williams, and he died a holy and edifying death. His remains were interred in the St. John's Cemetery on Tuesday, 6th inst. Rev. Father Williams officiated at the grave side.—R.I.P.5
Mr. Thomas. Baird, Kapunda.
Our Kapunda correspondent Writes: —Mr. Thomas Baird, who resided with his daughter, Mrs. O'Callahan, Clare road, Kapunda, died on Monday, at the advanced age of 90 years.
He was born in Fifeshire, Scotland, on March 17, 1820, and arrived at Adelaide in the ship Navarino in 1837. Before he moved away from the future city, Mr. Baird and his twin brother James discovered on the banks of the Torrens the body of the first white man who had been murdered by the blacks. Mr. Baird had the honor of grubbing the first tree where Hindley-street is now laid out. Subsequently he was engaged by Mr. Rankine, at Mount Crawford, who carried on dairying. He had been attracted to the Kapunda district by the discovery of the copper mines, and bought a section of land where the public school now stands.
When the Victorian gold diggings broke out, Mr. Baird and his brother took out passengers from Kapunda in his bullock dray. Before he left he sold his land to Mr. Jas. White for £5. After his return he started carting on the Burra road, but soon settled down to grazing and agri culture at St. Kitt's Creek, near Truro, after having given a trial to a section at Moppa Springs. At Truro he lived in the one house 54 years.
Mr. Baird belonged to a long-lived family. His twin brother died last year, aged 89; his elder sister, Mrs. Duell, died at Burra, aged 91; and another sister, Mrs. Brock, who has reached 88 years, still lives in Adelaide. He was married three times, and his third wife predeceased him five years. He leaves three sons and four daughters, and also many grandchildren and great-grandchildren, and one child of the fifth generation.
Throughout his illness he was attended by the Very Rev. Father Williams, and he died a holy and edifying death. His remains were interred in the St. John's Cemetery on Tuesday, 6th inst. Rev. Father Williams officiated at the grave side.—R.I.P.5
Citations
- [S1] Birth Registrations, SA Births 1842-1906.
- [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.
- [S195] "Trove" Digititised Newspapers, online http://trove.nla.gov.au/
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Elizabeth O'Brien
(a 1826 - 1865)
Spouse: Thomas Baird (1820 - 5 December 1910)
Child:
- Elizabeth Baird+ b. 15 Dec 1857, d. 14 Apr 1938
Life Events
Elizabeth O'Brien was born about 1826.1On 23 January 1856, Elizabeth, married Thomas Baird, son of Unknown Baird and Margaret Reedie, in St Patrick's Church in Adelaide, South Australia.2
She died on Sunday, 16 April 1865, near Truro, South Australia.1
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Henry Thomas Haines
(1879 - 1941)
Father | Thomas Haines b. 3 Oct 1853, d. 23 Apr 1938 |
Mother | Elizabeth Baird b. 15 Dec 1857, d. 14 Apr 1938 |
Charts | James Haines Descendants Chart |
Relationship | 1st cousin of Mabel Jane Haines |
Spouse: Ada Evelyn King (1890 - 9 September 1940)
Children:
- Herbert Henry Haines2 b. 17 May 1919, d. 18 Aug 2008
- Ronald Thomas Grafton Haines2 b. 30 Mar 1921, d. 23 Nov 2002
Life Events
Henry Thomas Haines was born on 7 April 1879 in Kapunda, South Australia, son of Thomas Haines and Elizabeth Baird.On 26 June 1918, Henry, aged 39, married Ada Evelyn King, in Baptist Church in Port Pirie, South Australia.1
He died on Sunday, 2 November 1941, aged 62 years, 6 months and 26 days, in South Australia.
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Edith May Haines
(1881 - 1959)
Father | Thomas Haines b. 3 Oct 1853, d. 23 Apr 1938 |
Mother | Elizabeth Baird b. 15 Dec 1857, d. 14 Apr 1938 |
Charts | James Haines Descendants Chart |
Relationship | 1st cousin of Mabel Jane Haines |
Spouse: William Henry Siviour (24 May 1876 - 12 August 1941)
Children:
- Gladys Doreen Siviour+ b. 22 Dec 1904, d. 16 Mar 1991
- Violet May Siviour+ b. 6 Oct 1906, d. 9 Dec 2001
- Arthur William Siviour3 b. 19 Jan 1909, d. 29 Jul 1991
- Stella Elizabeth Siviour b. 8 Sep 1910
- Angus Eddie Siviour b. 24 Aug 1912, d. 14 Sep 2005
- Mabel Edith Siviour+ b. 4 Aug 1915
- Melva Clementine Siviour3 b. 24 Jun 1918
Life Events
Edith May Haines was born on 15 March 1881 in Kapunda, South Australia, daughter of Thomas Haines and Elizabeth Baird.On 1 July 1903, Edith, aged 22, married William Henry Siviour, aged 27, son of Richard Henry Siviour and Clementine White Rolland, in Methodist Church in Hamilton, South Australia.
She died in Adelaide, South Australia, on 16 November 1959 aged 78 from a coronary occlusion. She was rushed to the Royal Adelaide Hospital but was confirmed as dead on arrival.1
Edith was buried in the West Terrace Cemetery, Adelaide, South Australia, in the Road 1 South section, path 32, W site 37.2
Citations
- [S71] Death Certificate Sighted and verified by Daryl Edmonds.
- [S44] Adelaide Cemeteries Authority, online http://www.aca.sa.gov.au/RecordsSearch.aspx
- [S2] Birth Registrations, S.A. Births 1907-1928.
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