1851 to 1871 census look-ups please - DAINTY

[seahall]

1891 Kings Cliffe Rg12/1224 Dist: 4, Pg 16, Folio 37
Sch 101 West Hay

William Dainty Head M 60 Farmer Easton
Fanny L Wife M 50 Oxford

etc

Sandy

[seahall]

No other readable graves for Dainty in the Churchyard.

I will see if I have any in the Cemetery.

Over to you Gortonboy/Suz. 

Sandy

[SC]

Hi Sandy Gortonboy and suzard

Thank you all so much for all this very very helpful information even to the graves
I go away from my computer and then bingo all these wonderful replies

I had found Eliza's death reg but had not spotted the marriage a year later as it wasn't local
I think you are right that the Susannah is a Baines if she's from Rockingham
Charles' brother John Dainty married a Louisa Baines from Rockingham - I haven't pieced him completely yet - he had 2 kids in Horne, Rutland and was in Collyweston in 1881

At least it all proves that what I had managed to piece together was right so far
It was a big family - there were 13 children and only one died as a child

Charles first wife was Eliza Benner b Easton and his brother David married her sister Elizabeth and went to Leicester

My link to this family is dau Ellen or Helen who married and moved to Leics but unfortunately died just after her first child was born
I am slowly piecing them all together but this is a very big help

Many thanks
SC

[seahall]

Hi SC.

I think you are doing brill with such a large family. 

I guess as the family are at the top of the County,
some might stray into Lincs.

It seems strange neither brother had children, although I suppose
they could have had still births  .

Sandy

[SC]

Hi Sandy

Well yes it was a big family but thankfully there were very few misspellings of the name which has helped to track them down

There are certainly Lincolnshire connections, Eliza and Elizabeth's parents were married in Stamford, Lincoln

Some of the siblings had children
John had at least 2
I have just found death entries for John and his wife Louisa in 1888 and 1885 respectively in Oundle Dist which covers Collyweston
So several of the family died young but the parents William and Elizabeth lived to 84 and 81
David had at least 2 and Francis at least one child
So there were quite a few grandchildren

I appreciate all your input
SC

[Linnet1937]

Wotcha chaps, somewhat of a resurection on this I'm afraid but perchance does anyone know the name of William's (senior, the one born 1800) parents? The father in particular

[SC]

Hi Linnet

Unfortunately William senior b 1800 is as far back as I have been able to go to date
on all censuses he says born Geddington but I have not found a suitable baptism record to ascertain his parents
 
SC

[mgeneas]

Have you ruled out the William Dainty baptised in 1799?

[SC]

Hi mgeneas

just wondering where you are finding a baptism in 1799?
I just checked on family search and the old IGI and didn't find anything that I could see

SC