AITKEN to WHAITE - Person Sheet
AITKEN to WHAITE - Person Sheet
NameFrances HARES 
2916, Step GGG Grandmother
2916, Step GGG GrandmotherBirth Datebef 21 Sep 1817
Birth PlaceMickleham, Surrey, England
MemoLocation from 1871 census
Chr Date21 Sep 18172917 Age: <1
Chr PlaceMickleham, Surrey, England
MemoParents Joseph & Ann.
Death PlaceSt. Thomas, Exeter, Devon, England
Occupationlace maker (1871)
Alias/AKAFanny
FatherJoseph HARES (ca1773-<1862)
MotherAnne LITTLY (ca1778-<1823)
Spouses
1William HART , GGG Grandfather
, GGG GrandfatherBirth Datebef 29 Mar 1812
Birth PlaceSouthleigh, Devon, England
Memofrom 1861 census
Chr Date29 Mar 18122902 Age: <1
Chr PlaceSouthleigh, Devon, England
MemoParents William & Frances.
Reside Date6 Apr 18612903 Age: 49
Reside PlaceSidbury, Devon, England
MemoLiving in Wincombe a cottage at 2 Ottery St Mary was William Hart, head , married age 49, agricultural labourer
Reside Date3 Apr 18812904 Age: 69
Reside PlaceSidbury, Devon, England
MemoLiving in Wincombe Cottage was widower William Hart, age 69, farm labourer.
Reside Date5 Apr 18912905 Age: 79
Reside PlaceSidbury, Devon, England
Memoat East Hill William Hart, age 79, farm labourer
Death PlaceNorthleigh, Devon, England
MemoAt Clodes Cottage, Northleigh. Death caused by senile decay, several years & mortification of toes 6 months and exhaustion.The mark of Myra Perry, his niece was present. Myra was daughter William & Ann Spurway and Ann must have been a sibling of this William Hart for Myra to be a niece. The Perry family is also related to the Bovett family. Williams’s second wife was married to William Bovett (her first husband) and Rebecca Bovett married a John Perry. William Bovett’s father Thomas was the brother of James who was Rebecca’s father.
This is the only evidence found that this is this William, so not 100% certain although date is fairly accurate as not found in 1901 census.
This is the only evidence found that this is this William, so not 100% certain although date is fairly accurate as not found in 1901 census.
Burial Date5 Feb 18992908
Burial PlaceNorthleigh, Devon, England
Occupationagricultural (farm) labourer (1841-1899), farmer (1864)
FatherWilliam HART (<1783-1852)
MotherFrances TURNER (ca1786-1864)
Marr PlaceHoniton, Devon, England
Marr Memoin Baptist Chapel, High St., Honiton
Reside Date2 Apr 18712922
Reside PlaceSidbury, Devon, England
MemoLiving at Roncombe, Ottery St Mary were William Hart, head, age 59 Agricatural Labourer and his wife Fanny, age 54, a Lacemaker.
No Children
Marr PlaceOttery St. Mary, Devon, England
Notes for William (Spouse 1)
Neice Myra Perry is recorded as witness on death certificate of William and have traced her back to William Hart. Myra’s mother Anne Hart Batstone born Devon circa 1815 is almost certainly William’s sister Ann. The name Batsone is shown on parish record of Ann’s marriage so either Ann married prior to marrying John Perry or the entry is in error or refers to a witness or something.
See research summary in “PERRY & HART connection.pdf”
See research summary in “PERRY & HART connection.pdf”
Notes for William & Frances (Family)
Marriage Cert of Fanny & William Hart reads: Certified Copy of an Entry of Marriage, MXB133427 Issued 12/10/2002, 1867 Marriage solemnized at the Baptist Chapel, High Street, Honiton in the District of Honiton in the County of Devon. No. 53; Twenty ninth September 1867; William Hart; 56 years; Widower; Agricultural Labourer; Sidbury; Fa: William Hart deceased; Agricultural Labourer; & Frances Bovett; 50 years; Widow; -; Sidbury; Fa: Joseph Hares deceased; Marine Store Dealer. Married in the Baptist Chapel according to the Rites and ceremonies of the Baptist Church, by Certificate by me W. Evans Foote. This Marriage was solemnized between us: x the mark of William Hart, x the mark of Frances Bovett; in the Presence of us: John Hellier; Amos Wood Reed. John Knight, Registrar.
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