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Hainsworth Marshall
« on: Friday 20 May 11 19:42 BST (UK) »
Does anyone have any information about the Hainsworth family in Rayleigh and the Marshall family?

 James Hainsworth  born 1814 in Ashby de La Zouche married Elizabeth Eliza Marshall about 1840 - 1841 but I cannot find their marriage. In the 1841 Census  they lived in Canewden.

James parents were James and Sarah Gilbert married in Ashby De La Zouche

In most census it gives Elizabeth Eliza Marshall's place of birth as Rettendon about 1819 - 1821

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Re: Hainsworth Marshall
« Reply #1 on: Sunday 22 May 11 19:02 BST (UK) »
There's a baptism in Rettendon on 28th November 1818 for an Elizabeth Marshall, no mention of a second name of Eliza though.

Her father Thomas was a Bargeman.

Do you think this could be the lady you're looking for?

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Re: Hainsworth Marshall
« Reply #2 on: Monday 23 May 11 14:22 BST (UK) »
Thanks Diblet.   
That could be the person I am looking for. On the birth certificate of her daughter Eliza Hainsworth,my great grandmother, she is named as Elizabeth Eliza Marshall.

 Still hunting for the marriage of  James Hainsworth and Elizabeth Marshall about 1840.
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Re: Hainsworth Marshall
« Reply #3 on: Monday 23 May 11 19:20 BST (UK) »
The marriage of James Ainsworth (sic) and Eliza Marshall took place  on 1st December 1836 in Rettendon. Both were single and OTP.
Witnesses were George Peacock and John Baker.

The marriage of Thomas Marshall and Elizabeth Smith also took place in Rettendon. The writing isn't very clear but I think it was on 5th December 1815. Again, both were single and OTP. I can't decipher the witnesses on this one.

I hope these are what you've been looking for and will set you off on many new avenues to explore.

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Re: Hainsworth Marshall
« Reply #4 on: Monday 23 May 11 21:19 BST (UK) »
re the Hainsworth family in Rayleigh

1861 - RG09 1083 29 12 James is a brick maker - on the same page is a Barnabas Hainsworth broomaker

1851 - HO107 1777 102 25 James is a broomaker. Barnabas broom maker is at HO107 177 91 3

Possible link?

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Re: Hainsworth Marshall
« Reply #5 on: Tuesday 24 May 11 15:16 BST (UK) »
Thank you Diblet, you have been really helpful. I am sure those are the correct  marriagesso now I should be able to explore further.

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Re: Hainsworth Marshall
« Reply #6 on: Tuesday 24 May 11 15:20 BST (UK) »
Thank you hanes teulu.
I think there is a connection between James and Barnabas but not sure what it is. Hainsworth was not a common name in Essex and was mainly found in Yorkshire I think at that time
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