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 Thanks Rosie for spotting that William was not from Lincs. Do you know any way of finding where was from? Been trolling through online records and cannot identify him.
 

Hi,
It is possible. She married William Kirk and was living in Winteringham district in 1841 they had a child John but may have had another before meeting William. The family moved to Hull where William died in 1850 so she may have gone to live with her son? in Beverley where she died at 62.
Your lodger could have been a grandson.
I guess if you can access the census record for Winteringham for 1841 and see who was in William Kirk's household it may show Martha's other children ,if any.

Thanks for your help.

It is possible she had been previously married and widowed, but as she was married to Henry Haddon when she was 24, it's probably unlikely. She gave birth to James Henry Haddon in 1872.
I only thought she had been born in Wales, as that was the only Stanner I could find.
Apparently Stanhoe, Kings Lynn, Norfolk, is pronounced Stanner. Interestingly there is  another family connection to the Kings Lynn, Grace Emma Ringwood b 1865 at West Winch. Although I have no direct connection at this stage.
I wonder why the 1901 census has her born in Yarmouth and the 1911 has her born in Stanner?
They are about 50 miles apart.
If the possible match found by 'groom' is correct, I assume she will not appear on the 1871 census with Henry Haddon in Hull? 
Is there some connection to Amelia Eagleton 2? or was she just an aunt?

 :)Thanks Pamthomas,
It is a lot easier when you get the right ancestor and guidance from someone more experienced.