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Descendants of James HAYNES of Brinklow, Warwickshire

James Haynes consistently gives his place of birth as Brinklow in Warwickshire, but I have not been able to find him in the Brinklow parish record index or transcript. There is also no trace of him in the censuses before 1871.

James HAYNES and Sarah BRADSHAW

The earliest records of James HAYNES uncovered so far are his marriage certificate with Sarah Bradshaw and the 1871 census where they living in Sheffield and gives his occupation as engine driver. There are two children living with them:

• Mary E MUGELTON (b1869, Callan Bridge), niece. This is the daughter of Sarah's (deceased) sister Elizabeth.
• Ann J HAYNES (b1859, Ashby-de-la-Zouche). This is actually Sarah's daughter, Jane Ann BRADSHAW. In 1861 Sarah (recorded as daughter-in-law, unmarried) and Jane Ann (recorded as granddaughter) were living with Edward and Eliza GENT in Smisby, Derbyshire. I could only find Edward GENT in the 1851 census, nor can I find any other records for Sarah or Jane Ann, so the actual relationship with the Gents is unclear.

In 1881 James and Sarah have moved to Derbyshire and are living at 18 Craven Row, Nether Green, Unstone, with:

• Mary E HAYNES (The same Mary E as in 1871, but now taking the HAYNES surname).
• Ernest (b1873, Unstone, Derbyshire).
• Jonathan Edward (b1876, Unstone, Derbyshire).
• Alfred Richard (1880-1883).

Also, Jane Ann is married in 1881 and also seems to have had an illegitimate daughter:

In 1891 and 1901, James is an inmate at the Chesterfield Workhouse. In 1891 Sarah is still in Unstone with sons Ernest and Jonathan.

The family story is that Ernest and Jonathan went to work for the Duke of Devonshire (8th Duke 1833-1908) at Chatsworth House. They had an accident with one of the Duke's horses, which they shouldn't have been riding, and the horse had to be put down. As a result they left Chatsworth house and moved to Leicester. This would have happened between 1891 when they were still living in Unstone, and 1901 when they were living in Leicester. There is no trace of any Haynes in the employment records of Chatsworth House for this period, which sheds some doubt on the accuracy of this story.

The BRADSHAW-MUGLETON families are being researched by Tricia.

Ernest HAYNES and Eliza GRADY

Jonathan Edward (Ted) HAYNES and Edith HEMSLEY

Jonathan was a carpenter and wagon builder. Edith HEMSLEY's father was a carpenter and joiner, so it is likely that they met through business.

The Haynes children in about 1914. Back row L to R: Edith, Alfred, Evelyn, Herbert Front L to R: Ethel, Ernest, Vera.

Evelyn HAYNES and Thomas GODWIN

Thomas Henry GODWIN ca 1896-1917 &1916 Evelyn HAYNES 1897-1981 | | | Evelyn Vera GODWIN (Babs) 1916-2007 &1939 Leslie Thomas CUNDY 1915-2001
	Thomas ca 1917	Evelyn (neé Haynes) 1917	Evelyn (Babs)

Thomas Henry GODWIN died 4 October 1917. He is honoured on the Tyne Cot Memorial.

Alfred HAYNES and Dorothy CAPEWELL

Alfred HAYNES 1899-1972 &1929 Dorothy CAPEWELL 1894-1974 | |   |   | J 193x   D 193x   D 193x

Ethel May HAYNES and Joseph FARMER

Ethel May HAYNES (sis) 1910-1994 &1935 Joseph Leonard FARMER 1907-1959 | |   |   |   |   |   | R 193x   Leonard 1938-1939   J 194x   J 194x   A 194x   R 194x

Research Notes

James HAYNES consistently gives his place of birth as Brinklow, although in 1871 and 1881 (living with wife Sarah) he gives his age as being born about 1825, whereas in 1891 and 1901 (living in Chesterfield Union Workhouse) he give it as being born about 1819. This would suggest that while living with his wife he adjusted his age to reduce the large difference between them, however, his death certificate in 1903 gives an age of 78 which supports the 1825 date.

The IGI contains parish records for Brinklow and the surrounding villages and there is no trace of James's birth, and none of the HAYNES families living in the area seem to be suitable candidates.

The Freeholders of Warwich lists a Thomas HAYNES in Brinklow who does not seem to appear in the IGI records indicating they are not complete. I cannot find any other record of this Thomas.

This family is being researched by Diane.

• Haynes Family Genealogy Forum at GENFORUM at Genealogy.com.