Hearn Family - Keens Yard, St Pauls Rd Islington

[liver007]

Morning,

Once again I need some guidance from the group.

I need help identifying one of my Great g grandfathers wives:

Henry Hearn, DOB: 7 April 1831 born Kettleburgh Suffolk, Died 5 March 1872 Islington.  He was first married to my Great g grandmother Hannah Hearn nee King DOB: 21 Sep 1828, Tetbury, Glos Died: 25 Nov 1863 Islington.  They were married Islington Sep 1869.  Henry owned a Taxi company operated from Keens Yard Islington. 
I believe Henry then married a lady called Emma ....I dont know her surname I believe she died 19 May 1868 at keens yard, Islington I would like to know her birth surname and details of their marriage.
He then Married Jane Witham DOB: 1828/1829 Walworth Surrey.  Died 3 Feb 1887 Islington London Keens Yard Islington.  I have no details of her and Henry's marriage.  I know Jane went on to marry a James Rowbottom.

I realise I am asking a lot from everyone who belongs to this forum.  My issue is I do not want to go down the wrong road and order the wrong certificates, as it can become expensive and more importantly I do not wish to go down the wrong route and research the wrong side of the famil.

TIA Keith

[BumbleB]

There is a marriage entry - FreeBMD March quarter 1865, St George Hanover Square -

Henry Hearn
Emma Hearn 

 

[liver007]

Thank you bumbleb

[liver007]

BumbleB

I did check the entry and there are a couple of things wrong, firstly Emma must have been previously married to someone in the Hearn family and cannot find a connection secondly at the time of marriage Henry was not living in Hannover Square he was still living at Keens Yard Islington.

if I cannot find another connection I will purchase this marriage certificate

Keith

[AlanBoyd]

January 1st 1865 St George Hanover Sq.
Henry Hearn, full age, widower, coachman, Hanover Street, father: John Hearn, labourer
Emma Hearn, full age, widow, Hanover Street, father: James King, cab proprietor

witnesses are John Peach(?) and Mary Ann Hearn

[AlanBoyd]

possible?
August 12th 1850, Christ Church, St Pancras
Robert Hearn, full age, bachelor, groom, Islington, father: John Hearn, labourer
Emma King, full age, spinster, Albany Place, father: James King, groom

witnesses Charles and Sarah King

[AlanBoyd]

1851
15 Swann Yard, Islington
James King, 42, horsekeeper, Pentonville
Rachel King, 46, South Mimms
Matthew King, son, U, 18, horsekeeper, South Mimms [same for all listed below]
Emma Hearn, daughter, W, 21, laundress
then Sarah 16, John 14, Mary A, 12, George 8, Elizabeth 6; all have these have 'Do.' for surname and have been transcribed as Hearn, but must be King

[liver007]

AlanBoyd,

Very interesting only because Henry’s first wife Hannah Hearn nee King was obviously from a King family in Glos?

Hence when BumbleB found a marriage cert for Emma Hearn and as we now know Emma King, I was thinking them was there a family connection to Emma, much to investigate.

James King obviously knew Henry because they both worked in the London cab trade as possible business men.
The plot thickens.

Keith

[liver007]

Thank you to BumbleB and AlanBoyd.

From your information I have managed to find out a bit more about Emma King
Spouse   Robert Thomas Hearn
Father   James King
Mother   Rachel Wing
Children   Louisa
Birth   1830 Barnet, Hertfordshire, England
Death   Apr 1868 London, London, England
Residence   1851 Islington, Middlesex, England

I just have to find out about Robert Thomas Hearn and his possible link to my side of the Hearn family and my gg grandfather Henry Hearn.

This a little bit like opening up a can of worms.

Thank you
Keith