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Title: Richard Hearn - Manchester/Liverpool
Post by: liver007 on Friday 26 December 25 16:37 GMT (UK)
Good afternoon I hope everyone had a nice Christmas day  :),

Today I have been checking my family tree and have discovered two more additional names to the tree.

My great grandfather was a theatre manager and travelled between the Birmingham area and then took up a position in Manchester and Liverpool.  He would commute between both cities and eventually took over a theatre in Liverpool and eventually lived in the Liverpool area.

My great grandfather and great grandmothers details are:

Henry John Hearn  + Sarah Ann Hearn Nee King
DOB: 26 June 1860   DOB: 10 June 1864
Hackney, London       Pencoyd, Herefordshire
Died: 27 Nov 1940    Died: 30 May 1927
Liverpool                  Liverpool

They had 6 children:  Albert John Hearn, Harold Hughes Hearn, Sidney Thomas Hearn, Frederick Arthur Hearn, Cyril Arthur Hearn & Richard Hearn.

The two people I uncovered today were Frederick Arthur Hearn 1901-1902, born in Manchester and died in Manchester.  The second person was Richard Hearn, and I cannot find any information regarding him.  I wonder if anyone can assist or point me in the right direction.

Albert & Harold born in Birmingham, Sidney born Pencoyd, Hereford and my grandad Cyril was born in Liverpool.

I have searched, for Richard, I also suspect he had a middle name, on the free BMD site & no joy.

Kind Regards
Keith
Title: Re: Richard Hearn - Manchester/Liverpool
Post by: softly softly on Friday 26 December 25 18:34 GMT (UK)
Where have you got Richard's name from--what document?

SS
Title: Re: Richard Hearn - Manchester/Liverpool
Post by: CaroleW on Friday 26 December 25 18:39 GMT (UK)
Their marriage was 1883 in London - Kensington

GRO online shows a number of children born in the London area 1883- 1891 surname Hearn with mmn King which you may want to check. Some may have died

They had twins James & Benjamin George in 1884.  I made it 9 children 1883-1891 - 3 boys & 6 girls

https://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/certificates/Login.asp
Title: Re: Richard Hearn - Manchester/Liverpool
Post by: heywood on Friday 26 December 25 18:43 GMT (UK)
Where have you come across Richard?
I can see four trees all of which mention him but none of which have any record at all.
Title: Re: Richard Hearn - Manchester/Liverpool
Post by: hanes teulu on Friday 26 December 25 18:48 GMT (UK)
The 1911 Census shows 9 children born, 4 still alive, 5 died.
Title: Re: Richard Hearn - Manchester/Liverpool
Post by: liver007 on Friday 26 December 25 18:52 GMT (UK)
Hi everyone,

I admit I am using Ancestry uk database to fill in my tree and today Richard’s name has appeared as a hint, but there is no other data/documents to substantiate his details.


Keith
Title: Re: Richard Hearn - Manchester/Liverpool
Post by: CaroleW on Friday 26 December 25 18:55 GMT (UK)
Ancestry hints are just that - hints.  They are not facts.  The first birth of that name in Lancashire on freebmd is over 60yrs after the 1883 marriage
Title: Re: Richard Hearn - Manchester/Liverpool
Post by: liver007 on Friday 26 December 25 19:15 GMT (UK)
CaroleW,

I have obviously learnt a lesson there.

Thanks, and no wonder I haven’t been able to find an entry for Richard’s birth.

I always back BDM with a certificate hence why I needed to find his birth entry.


Keith
Title: Re: Richard Hearn - Manchester/Liverpool
Post by: Talacharn on Friday 26 December 25 20:29 GMT (UK)
I recognise Hearn as a traveller name. The different birth locations suggest they were moving around, which I would expect with entertainers. Maybe travellers before entertainers. On www.romaheritage.co.uk/parish-records there are 28 Hearn records from 1670 to 1871. There are also 3 newspaper records, though all are earlier than te information you are presently considering.
Title: Re: Richard Hearn - Manchester/Liverpool
Post by: cath151 on Friday 26 December 25 21:21 GMT (UK)
Another possible?
Hilda Sallie hearn died aged 6 from burns in 1910, daughter of henry John Hearn, manager of the Metropole theatre, Lower Openshaw.
Other details in Stalybridge Reporter 34th September 1910.

Cathy
Title: Re: Richard Hearn - Manchester/Liverpool
Post by: liver007 on Saturday 27 December 25 02:00 GMT (UK)
Hi everyone,

Thank you for all the feedback, cath151 I shall follow up your input.

Sounds very much like my Great grandfather say name and yes he was a theatre manager in manchester, I knew nothing about Hilda.


Keith
Title: Re: Richard Hearn - Manchester/Liverpool
Post by: liver007 on Sunday 28 December 25 15:20 GMT (UK)
To everyone who has helped me regarding the Richard Hearn saga.

I am still searching the free BMD database to find a Richard, so far no joy.

But on a positive note, I have added Hilda Sallie Hearn I have purchased credits on the British Newspapers site and downloaded the Stalybridge Reporter article regarding the circumstances of her tragic death in 1910.  Yes her father who was named in the article was my Great Grandfather Henry John Hearn. 

As mentioned on the thread I posted I have gone back to the 1911 census and I can clearly see that my great gran, Sarah Ann gave birth to 9 children and sadly 5 children died.  So at the moment I am searching for the other 4 children as I can, with your help, account for poor Hilda Hearn.

Thank you for everyone's help and pointing me in the right direction

Regards
Keith
Title: Re: Richard Hearn - Manchester/Liverpool
Post by: Mabel Bagshawe on Sunday 28 December 25 18:13 GMT (UK)
This  them?

HEARN, GEORGE
mmn        KING     
Q2 1889
ASTON  Volume 06D  Page 328

HEARN, HARRY  WILLIAM
mmn      KING     
Q3 1886
EDMONTON  Volume 03A  Page 316

And the twins found earlier by Carole

HEARN, JAMES

HEARN, BENJAMIN  GEORGE      

mmn KING     
Q1 1884
ISLINGTON  Volume 01B  Page 319


Possible deaths

James Hearn Q1 1884
Islington Vol 1b p221

Benjamin George  Q3 1885
Islington Vol 1b p188

Harry William  Q3 1886
Edmonton Vol   3a p   186

George Q2 1889
Aston Vol 6d p 183
Title: Re: Richard Hearn - Manchester/Liverpool
Post by: liver007 on Sunday 28 December 25 18:35 GMT (UK)
Thank you Mabel,


it gives me something to investigate tomorrow.

At last I might be able to conclude my great grandads offspring


Regards
Keith
Title: Re: Richard Hearn - Manchester/Liverpool
Post by: liver007 on Sunday 28 December 25 21:33 GMT (UK)

just to let everyone know, I have had access to the 1910 Stalybridge Reporter newspaper coverage of little Hilda Sallie Hearn's circumstances leading upto her death.

Today I have ordered both her birth certificate and death certificate.

Tomorrow I shall investigate the information Mabel has provided.

Much appreciated everyone.

Keith
Title: Re: Richard Hearn - Manchester/Liverpool
Post by: heywood on Sunday 28 December 25 22:08 GMT (UK)


And the twins found earlier by Carole

HEARN, JAMES

HEARN, BENJAMIN  GEORGE      

mmn KING     
Q1 1884
ISLINGTON  Volume 01B  Page 319


Possible deaths

James Hearn Q1 1884
Islington Vol 1b p221

Benjamin George  Q3 1885
Islington Vol 1b p188


I don’t see a birth for James on pg 319.
James Hearn birth is Q1 1884 vol 1b pg 347

Is that possible with twins - different page numbers?
Title: Re: Richard Hearn - Manchester/Liverpool
Post by: liver007 on Sunday 28 December 25 23:03 GMT (UK)
Hi Heywood,

I noticed the same thing, but I have ordered the “twins” birth certificates so I will see when they arrive.

I also noticed in of the twins died a few weeks after birth James, so there may have been a delay in registering his birth.

We shall see.

Regards
Keith
Title: Re: Richard Hearn - Manchester/Liverpool
Post by: heywood on Sunday 28 December 25 23:09 GMT (UK)
Never thought about that possibility.
Title: Re: Richard Hearn - Manchester/Liverpool
Post by: liver007 on Sunday 28 December 25 23:49 GMT (UK)
haywood,

It was just a thought…



Keith
Title: Re: Richard Hearn - Manchester/Liverpool
Post by: liver007 on Monday 29 December 25 13:31 GMT (UK)
To everyone involved in providing information regarding the Hearn family.

I have now concluded there was never a Richard Hearn in my family.

I have ordered the Birth and Death certificate for the following:

Hilda Sallie Hearn the twins James and Benjamin George Hearn plus George Hearn.  At this time I have not ordered any certificates for Harry William Hearn, I shall wait until I have received the certificates I have recently ordered.  They should arrive the second week in January and I will let everyone know if the children are part of my family.

Kind Regards
Keith