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I am looking for this family on the 1901 and 1911 Census please.
Baker Graham Haynes b. 1863 Southanpton, Hampshire
Caroline Haynes (wife) b. 1869 Hampstead, London

They were married in 1894 in St Pancras, London.

Regards
Mary

This one?



1901 England Census

Name:
Benjamin G Haynes
[Baker G. Haynes]

Age:37

Estimated Birth Year:abt 1864

Relation to Head:Son

Gender:Male

Mother:Bertha K Leach

Birth Place:Southampton, Hampshire, England

Civil Parish:St Pancras

Ecclesiastical parish:Holy Trinity

County/Island:London


Registration district:St Pancras

Sub-registration district:Regent's Park

ED, institution, or vessel:21

Piece:134
Folio:116
Page Number:1

Household schedule number:2

Household Members:


Name

Age


Bertha K Leach 62
Benjamin G Haynes

Same occupation as the 1901


1911 England Census

Name:Graham Haynes

Age in 1911:44

Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1867[1863]

Relation to Head:Inmate

Gender:Male

Birth Place:
Southam, Southampton, England
[Southampton, Hampshire, England]

Civil Parish:St Andrew Holborn above the Bars and St George the Martyr

County/Island:London

Country:England

Street address:
Bessbrook Home, Lodging House, 39 Queen Square, Bloomsbury W C

Marital Status:Married

Occupation:CLERK

Registration district:Holborn

Registration District Number:14

Sub-registration district:Holborn

ED, institution, or vessel:2

Piece:1198

Thank you Gins but that doesn't seem to be the right one as he is Benjamin and the one I want is Baker.
Regards
Mary

London, England, Marriages and Banns, 1754-1921


Name:
Babe Graham Haynes[Baker Graham Haynes] <<<Clerk

Estimated Birth Year:abt 1864

Age:30

Spouse:Caroline Cordwell

Spouse Age:25

Record Type:Marriage

Event Date:12 May 1894

Parish:St Luke, Oseney Crescent

Borough:Camden

Father Name:
Collins Graham Haynes

Spouse Father:
William Cordwell

Register Type:Parish Register

Mary, I think the enumerator made a mistake when writing his name on the census in 1901

Someone has added a correction

If he is the right one Gins, is there any sign of his wife ?
Regards
Mary

Yes, that is the right marriage.

I can't see Caroline at the moment

Maybe they split up and she took a different name

Needs more investigating

They divorced



Reference:J 77/583/17835

Description:

Divorce Court File: 17835. Appellant: Caroline Haynes. Respondent: Baker Graham Haynes. Type: Wife's petition [wx].


Date: 1896

Held by: The National Archives, Kew <<<you can find it here

Legal status: Public Record

Language: English

Thank you so much Gins, that is great.
Regards
Mary

He appealed against the divorce and it was dismissed



England & Wales, Civil Divorce Records, 1858-1911

Name:Baker Graham Haynes

Gender:Male

Spouse Name:Caroline Haynes

Spouse Gender:Female

Petition Year:1896

Type of Record:Wife's petition

Divorce Court File Number:17835


I can send you the document, you'll need to PM your email address

Mary

In those divorce papers, there is mention of a child of the couple dying

With a not so common name, this may well be the boy



England & Wales, FreeBMD Birth Index, 1837-1915

Name:Graham William Haynes

Registration Year:1895

Registration Quarter:Jan-Feb-Mar

Registration district:Pancras

Inferred County:London

Volume:1b

Page:124





Deaths Jun 1896
Haynes Graham William 1 Edmonton 3a 163


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Confirmation!


London, England, Births and Baptisms, 1813-1906

Name:Graham William Hayner

Record Type:Baptism

Baptism Date:30 Dec 1894

Father's Name:Baker Graham Hayner

Mother's name:Caroline Hayner

Parish or Poor Law Union:Oseney Crescent St Luke

Borough:Camden

Did Caroline marry a Charles Holden, then after his death, marry a John Bridewell?

There are no London parish records for either of the above marriages, if Caroline was divorced (if it's the same woman) she would not have been allowed to marry in church.....I think

There is a death in 1955 for Caroline Bridewell but she has a middle initial 'M' though this does not show on either of the marriages

Might be worth buying the Holden/Haynes marriage certificate to check the details

My word Gins you have been busy !
I re read that Divorce record but did not see any mention of a child. I wonder if Baker had anything to do with it's death ?? Could be why she was divorcing him.
Might order the child's death cert.
Thank you for looking at other marriages and deaths and I think the marriage cert will be the way to go.
Thank you once again.

Regards
Mary

Burial Register summary
Haynes Graham Wm
Burial date 14 April 1896
Authority London Borough of Camden
Location St Pancras Cemetery (Camden)

https://www.deceasedonline.com/servlet/GSDOSearch

Chris :)

Thank you Chris for the exact location.
Regards
Mary

Doesn't this look like Caroline in 1901?


1901 England Census about Caroline Haynes
Name: Caroline Haynes
Age: 31
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1870
Relation to Head: Boarder
Gender: Female
Birth Place: Hampstead, London, England
Civil Parish: Wood Green
Ecclesiastical parish: St Michael
County/Island: Middlesex
Country: England
Registration district: Edmonton
Sub-registration district: Tottenham
Piece: 1258
Folio: 125
Page Number: 31

Mary A Fairey 57
Percy F Fairey 26
Elsie Florence Fairey 19
Francis E Rogers 23
Caroline Haynes 31

Maureen