AITKEN to WHAITE - Person Sheet
AITKEN to WHAITE - Person Sheet
NameHenry PEACOCK 
Birth DateMar 184810630
Birth PlaceHiston, Cambridgeshire, England
Death Date20 Jul 192310631 Age: 75
Death PlaceEast Maitland, Maitland, New South Wales, Australia
MemoIn Myra Street. Causes of death were Cerebral Haemorrhage, Cardiac & Respiratory failure.. Informant was son Charles of Blackalls Platform.
Burial Date22 Jul 1923
Burial PlaceEast Maitland, Maitland, New South Wales, Australia
MemoAt the Methodist Cemetery.
OccupationLabourer, Dairyman (1905)
FatherIsaac PEACOCK (<1824-1887)
MotherMary Ann LEETE (<1826-1910)
Spouses
Birth Date9 May 185410632
Birth PlaceAdelaide, South Australia, Australia
Death Date28 Feb 190410633 Age: 49
Death PlaceNewcastle, New South Wales, Australia
MemoAt Newcastle Hospital. Causes of seath were Abscess of Kidney, about 6 months and Subphrenic Abscess, about 6 months. Informant was husband H Peacock.
Burial Date1 Mar 1904
Burial PlaceRaymond Terrace, Port Stephens, New South Wales, Australia
MemoC of E Cemetery.
Alias/AKAHAYNES
FatherCharles HAINES (ca1822-1855)
MotherCaroline BROOKER (ca1833-1867)
Marr PlaceWoodville, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Birth DateDec 186310635
Birth PlaceTerrington St. Clement, Norfolk, England
MemoTerrington St. Clement was in the Wisbech , Cambridgeshire registration district. Location form 1871 census.
Death Date195010636 Age: 86
Death PlaceEast Maitland, Maitland, New South Wales, Australia
OccupationDomestic Servant (1881)
FatherUNNAMED
MotherSarah Ann HOLBORN (<1838-<1891)
Marr PlaceMorpeth, Maitland, New South Wales, Australia
Marr MemoAt the Methodist Church.
ChildrenDorothy L (1906-)
Notes for Henry & Emma Martha (Family)
Two children died before 1904, 1 male and 1 female.
Notes for Lucy (Spouse 2)
Lucy is recorded as Joseph Leggett’s step-daughter in the 1871 census and she was born over a year before Joseph married Lucy’s mother, Sarah Ann Holborn. Lucy gave Joseph as her father when she married in 1905. In 1881 Lucy is living with he mother in Yorkshire and is a domestic servant. In 1891 she is living in Linthorpe parish in Yorkshire with her “father” Joseph Leggett, who is a widower. Also living there was a John Thomas Holborn, a relation of Lucy and a Lucy Brown who was a niece of Joseph.