Family History, Haynes Chart 0400 George Haynes and Elizabeth Fielder

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Mary
Ann
"Polly"
Elizabeth
HAYNES
born
1st May 1886
Bramley Surrey
as
Mary Elizabeth
HAINES
registered
June quarter
1886
Hambeldon district
Surrey
baptised
6th June
1886
Holy Trinity
Bramley
Surrey
died
June 1987
Chichester district
Sussex
as
Mary Elizabeth CHANDLER

married
16th December 1911
St Andrew
Grafham
Surrey
witnesses
Walter Frank GARMAN
John Albert Henry HAYNES
Daiey Louisa HILLDER
registered
December quarter
1911
Hambledon district
Surrey
George
Keene
CHANDLER

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Alice
HAYNES
born
10th October
1887
Bramley, Surrey
baptised
20th November
1887
Holy Trinity
Bramley
Surrey
died
September quarter 1962
Surrey South Western
district
Surrey
Aged 74

married
December quarter
1924
Guildford district
Surrey
William
F S
KETCHLEY

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Charlotte
HAYNES
born
20th February 1890 Godalming (1891)
or
Busbridge(1901)
or
Winkworth, Hascombe (1911)
Surrey
baptised
13th April
1890
St Peter
Hascombe
Surrey
died
December quarter 1950 Surrey South Western district,
Surrey
Aged 60

married
7th October 1919
Holy Trinity
Bramley
Surrey
witnesses
Arthur HAYNES
Annie HAYNES
registered
December
quarter
1919
Hambledon
district
Surrey
Albert
MOOREY

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Albert
Henry
John
HAYNES
born about
March quarter
1893
Salt Lane
Busbridge Surrey
baptised
12th February
1893
St John
Busbridge
Surrey
occupation
1911
Farm Labourer
military
Private
Service Number
G/1874
Queen's
(Royal West Surrey)
Regiment
7th Battalion
died
1st July 1916
France and Flanders
memorial
Dantzig Alley
British Cemetery
Mametz
Somme
France
grave reference
VIII L 200

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Thomas
George
HAYNES
born about
September 1894
Salt Lane
Busbridge, Surrey
baptised
16th September
1894
St John
Busbridge
Surrey
occupation
1911
Footman
military
WWI
Private
Suffolk Regiment
7th Bn.
Service No.
12589
died
WWI
3rd July 1916
France
memorial
Thiepval Memorail
Somme
France
grave reference
Pier and Face
1 C and 2 A.

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Annie
Ethel
HAYNES
born
16th August 1896
Salt Lane
Busbridge Surrey
baptised
4th October
1896
St John
Busbridge
Surrey
died
20th October 1960
registered
December quarter
1960
Surrey South Western district
Surrey
Aged 64

married
June quarter
1923
Hambledon district
Surrey
Leonard
Thomas
ETHERTON

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Arthur
HAYNES
born
25th February 1899 Busbridge
or
Tewsley (1911)
Surrey
baptised
28th May
1899
St John
Busbridge
Surrey
died
20th January 1985
Surrey South Western district
Surrey

married
December quarter
1922
Guildford district
Surrey
Constance
HENLEY
née
LUCAS

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Beatrice
Rose
HAYNES
born
26th March 1901
(unnamed 5 days on the 1901 Census)
Tuesley Surrey
(registered June quarter 1901)
baptised
26th May
1901
St John
Busbridge
Surrey
occupation
1911 School
died
September quarter
1963
Surrey South Western district
Surrey
Aged 63

possibly
married
December quarter
1953
Surrey South West district
Surrey
William
G
HARRIS
born about
1896
(registration not found)
died
(registration not found)

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Douglas
William
HAYNES
born
28th June 1903
Tewsley, Surrey
registered
September
quarter
1903
Guildford
district
Surrey
baptised
30th August
1903
St John
Busbridge
Surrey
occupation
1911 School
military service
Private
Service Number
6077993
Hussars Royal Regiment
British Armed Forces, India
died
4th February 1924 Allahabad
Bengal, India
buried
5th February 1924
Allahabad
Bengal
India

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Edwin
James
HAYNES
born
26th September 1904
Tewsley
Surrey
registered
December
quarter
1904
Guildford
district
Surrey
baptised
27th November
1904
St John
Busbridge
Surrey
died
December quarter
1978
Surrey South Western district
Surrey

married
24th December 1925
St Mary the Virgin
Shalford
Surrey
witnesses
Thomas Reginald ELLIS
Benjamin John MALYAN
Ivy
ELLIS

1871 Great Underslaugh, Cranley, Surrey. Indexed on ancestry.com as born Crawley. Lodging with the family was James BALCHIN (57) unmarried Ag Lab born Cranley, Surrey 1881 Underslaugh Cottage, Cranleigh, Surrey 1885 Cranleigh, Surrey (at marriage) 1886 Nina Row, Bramley, Surrey (baptism of Mary Elizabeth) 1887 China Row, Bramley, Surrey (baptism of Alice) 1890 Busbridge, Surrey (baptism of Charlotte) 1891 Winkworth Farm, Godalming, Surrey. Visiting the family was Emily HAYNES, sister of George 1893 Hideshle, Burbridge, Surrey (baptism of Albert Henry John) 1894 Hydon's Heath, Burbridge, Surrey (baptism of Thomas George) 1896 Hydertile, Busbridge, Surrey (baptism of Annie Ethel) 1899 Tursley, Surrey (baptism of Arthur) 1901 Tuesley, Surrey (baptism of Beatrice Rose) 1901 Tuesley, Godalming, Surrey 1903 Tuesley, Surrey (baptism of Douglas William) 1904 Tuesley, Surrey (baptism of Edwin James) 1911 Tuesley, Godalming Rural, Godalming, Surrey. George is a widower on this Census and down as having had 10 children all of whom survive. The Census actual has 10 children on it, although 3 have been crossed through, this leaves me in doubt about "Nan" HAYNES on the chart above who does not appear and we were told about. 1922 Rowe Farm Cottage, Thorncombe St., Bramley, Surrey (Forces War Records for medals of son Thomas George) 1936 Ashtead Farm Cottages, Ashtead Lane, Godalming, Surrey. (Surrey Electoral Roll) At this address Leonard Thomas ETHERTON and Annie Ethel ETHERTON and George HAYNES 1939 2 Nurscombe Cottages , Guildford R.D., Surrey as a widower. Living with widowed daughter Annie A ETHERTON (born 18 August 1896) Fruit Farm Labourer, 1 Record Officially Closed entry and Beatrice M HAYNES (born 9 May 1933). Fruit Farm Labourer (single) 1885 Cranleigh, Surrey (at marriage). Father Henry Fielder - Labourer (she was 16) 1886 Nina Row, Bramley, Surrey (baptism of Mary Elizabeth) 1887 China Row, Bramley, Surrey (baptism of Alice) 1890 Busbridge, Surrey (baptism of Charlotte) 1891 Winkworth Farm, Godalming, Surrey. Visiting the family was Emily HAYNES, sister of George 1893 Hideshle, Burbridge, Surrey (baptism of Albert Henry John) 1894 Hydon's Heath, Burbridge, Surrey (baptism of Thomas George) 1896 Hydertile, Busbridge, Surrey (baptism of Annie Ethel) 1899 Tursley, Surrey (baptism of Arthur) 1901 Tuesley, Surrey (baptism of Beatrice Rose) 1901 Tuesley, Godalming, Surrey 1903 Tuesley, Surrey (baptism of Douglas William) 1904 Tuesley, Surrey baptism of Edwin James) 1907 Union Workhouse, Guildford, Surrey (address given at burial) Note On the 1911 census, filled in for widowed husband George it shows they had 10 children all still living 1891 Winkworth Farm, Godalming, Surrey. Visiting the family was Emily HAYNES, sister of George 1901 Tuesley, Godalming, Surrey 1911 122 High Street, Guildford, Surrey. Servant to Arthur W HARVEY (33) Butcher born Woolwich, Kent, wife May C (25) born Southend, Essex, daughter Eileen M (8 months) and niece Ethel M MARLIN (18) Nurse born Southend, Essex 1911 Thorncombe, Bramley, Surrey (at marriage) 1937 55 Cline Road, Merrow, Guildford, Surrey (Surrey Electoral Roll) At this address George Keene CHANDLER, Mary Elizabeth CHANDLER and Henrietta May CHANDLER. 1938 55 Cline Road, Merrow, Guildford, Surrey (Surrey Electoral Roll) At this address George Keene CHANDLER, Mary Elizabeth CHANDLER and Henrietta May CHANDLER. 1939 55 Cline Road , Guildford M.B., Surrey, (Indexed as Ary E ???)). After Mary (husband indexed as HENDERS) there was I Record Officially Closed Entry followed by daughter Elsie CHANDLER (later REVELL) (born 11 April 1922) Card Index Clerk. (Voluntary Worker A R P telephone) 1945 55 Cline Road, Guildford, Surrey (Surrey Electoral Roll) At this address Alice M E WEBB, George K CHANDLER and Mary E CHANDLER 1950 55 Cline Road, Guildford, Surrey (Surrey Electoral Roll) At this address George K CHANLDER, Mary E CHANDLER and Alice M E WEBB 1955 55 Cline Road, Guildford, Surrey (Surrey Electoral Roll) At this address Mary E CHANDLER and Alice M E WEBB 1956 55 Cline Road, Guildford, Surrey (Surrey Electoral Roll) At this address Alice M E WEBB and Mary E CHANDLER 1957 55 Cline Road, Guildford, Surrey (Surrey Electoral Roll) At this address Mary E CHANDLER 1962 55 Cline Road, Guildford, Surrey (Surrey Electoral Roll) At this address Mary E CHANDLER 1887 China Row, Bramley, Surrey (baptism of Alice) 1891 Winkworth Farm, Godalming, Surrey. Visiting the family was Emily HAYNES, sister of George 1901 Tuesley, Godalming, Surrey 1911 5 Waterden Crescent, London Road, Guildford, Surrey. Servant to Jennie Isabel LIMPSONS (43) widow Farrier born Kingsgate, Kent, her son Lionel Algernon (20) born Guildford, Surrey, nephew William Charles DURRANT (32) Turf Commission Agent, born Guildford, Surrey, niece Mabel Emily GODDEN (16) and nephew Herbert Harry GODDEN (12) School both born Sheerness, Kent 1939 Deerloop Cottage , Dorking and Horley R.D., Surrey. After Alice there is 1 Record Officially Closed entry and William T PERRY (born 23 August 1926) At School 1945 Deerleap Cots, Abinger Hammer Surrey (Surrey Electoral Roll) At this address Alice KETCHLEY and William F S KETCHLEY 1949 Deerleap Cots, Abinger Hammer Surrey (Surrey Electoral Roll) At this address Alice KETCHLEY and William F S KETCHLEY 1956 Keepers Cottage, Wotton Park, Dorking, Surrey (Surrey Electoral Roll) At this address Alice KETCHLEY and William F KETCHLEY 1961 Laundry Cottage, Wotton Park, Dorking, Surrey (Surrey Electoral Roll) At this address Alice KETCHLEY and William F KETCHLEY 1890 Busbridge, Surrey (baptism of Charlotte) 1891 Winkworth Farm, Godalming, Surrey. Visiting the family was Emily HAYNES, sister of George 1901 Tuesley, Godalming, Surrey 1911 Tuesley, Godalming Rural, Godalming, Surrey 1919 Bramley, Surrey (address at marriage) 1939 Lower Street, Shere, Guildford R.D., Surrey, After daughter Kathleen there are 2 Records Officially Closed entries 1945 Lower Street, Shere, Surrey (Surrey Electoral Roll) At this address Albert MOOREY and Charlotte MOOREY 1949 Lower Street, Shere, Surrey (Surrey Electoral Roll) At this address Albert MOOREY and Charlotte MOOREY 1893 Hideshle, Burbridge, Surrey (baptism of Albert Henry John) 1901 Tuesley, Godalming, Surrey 1911 Tuesley, Godalming Rural, Godalming, Surrey Historical Information The village of Mametz was carried by the 7th Division on 1 July 1916, the first day of the Battle of the Somme, after very hard fighting at Dantzig Alley (a German trench) and other points. The cemetery was begun later in the same month and was used by field ambulances and fighting units until the following November. The ground was lost during the great German advance in March 1918 but regained in August, and a few graves were added to the cemetery in August and September 1918. At the Armistice, the cemetery consisted of 183 graves, now in Plot I, but it was then very greatly increased by graves (almost all of 1916) brought in from the battlefields north and east of Mametz and from certain smaller burial grounds, including:- AEROPLANE CEMETERY, FRICOURT, on the old German front line to the south of Fricourt village. It contained the graves of 24 N.C.Os. and men of the 20th Manchesters who died on 1 July 1916. BOTTOM WOOD CEMETERY, FRICOURT, on the south edge of a small wood between Mametz and Fricourt Woods. This was a field ambulance station for some months from July 1916, and the cemetery contained 104 graves. BULGAR ALLEY CEMETERY, MAMETZ, 230 metres east of the village, named from a trench. It contained the graves of 24 soldiers who died on 1 July 1916, and all but one of whom belonged to the 22nd Manchesters. HARE LANE CEMETERY, FRICOURT, at the north-west corner of the village, named from a trench. It contained the graves of 54 soldiers who died on 1 and 2 July 1916, and of whom 49 belonged to the 10th West Yorks. MAMETZ GERMAN CEMETERY, in which 12 soldiers were buried by their comrades in July and August 1916. This cemetery was near the crossing of the Fricourt-Maricourt and Mametz-Bray roads. MANSEL COPSE CEMETERY, MAMETZ, on the Fricourt-Maricourt road, near the present Devonshire Cemetery: and MANSEL COPSE WEST CEMETERY, MAMETZ, 460 metres further west. These contained the graves of 51 men of the 2nd Border Regiment, who died on 1 July 1916. MONTAUBAN ROAD CEMETERY, CARNOY, which contained the graves of 25 soldiers (almost all of the 18th Division) who died on 1 July 1916. VERNON STREET CEMETERY, CARNOY, in the valley between Carnoy and Maricourt, at a place called "Squeak Forward Position". 110 soldiers who died in July-October 1916 were buried here by the 21st Infantry Brigade and other units. Dantzig Alley British Cemetery now contains 2,053 burials and commemorations of the First World War. 518 of the burials are unidentified but there are special memorials to 17 casualties known or believed to be buried among them. Other special memorials record the names of 71 casualties buried in other cemeteries, whose graves were destroyed by shell fire. The cemetery was designed by Sir Herbert Baker. 1894 Hydon's Heath, Burbridge, Surrey (baptism of Thomas George) 1901 Tuesley, Godalming, Surrey 1911 Not found On CWGC Site - Son of George Haynes, of Rowe Farm Cottage, Thorncombe St., Bramley, Surrey Information from Forces War Records sent by John TERRY 3/11/2014 First Name: Thomas George Initials: T G Surname: HAYNES DOB: Circa 1894 Age: 22 Nationality: British Date of Death: 03/07/1916 Information: Parent: George Haynes, of Rowe Farm Cottage, Thorncombe St., Bramley, Surrey. Rank: Private Service Number: 12589 Campaign Medals: Victory Medal Given the information we have available it is likely that Thomas George HAYNES was entitled to the Victory medal, also called the Inter Allied Victory Medal. This medal was awarded to all who received the 1914 Star or 1914-15 Star and, with certain exceptions, to those who received the British War Medal. It was never awarded alone. These three medals were sometimes irreverently referred to as Pip, Squeak and Wilfred. Eligibility for this award consisted of having been mobilised, fighting, having served in any of the theatres of operations, or at sea, between midnight 4th/5th August, 1914, and midnight, 11th/12th November, 1918. Women who served in any of the various military organisations in a theatre of operations were also eligible. British War Medal From the information available to us, it is very possible that Thomas George HAYNES was entitled to the British War Medal for service in World War One. This British Empire campaign medal was issued for services between 5th August 1914 and 11th November 1918. The medal was automatically awarded in the event of death on active service before the completion of this period. Service: British Army Regiment: Suffolk Regiment Suffolk Regiment during World War 1 Since 1815 the balance of power in Europe had been maintained by a series of treaties. In 1888 Wilhelm II was crowned ‘German Emperor and King of Prussia’ and moved from a policy of maintaining the status quo to a more aggressive position. He did not renew a treaty with Russia, aligned Germany with the declining Austro-Hungarian Empire and started to build a Navy rivalling that of Britain. These actions greatly concerned Germany’s neighbours, who quickly forged new treaties and alliances in the event of war. On 28th June 1914 Franz Ferdinand the heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne was assassinated by the Bosnian-Serb nationalist group Young Bosnia who wanted pan-Serbian independence. Franz Joseph's the Austro-Hungarian Emperor (with the backing of Germany) responded aggressively, presenting Serbia with an intentionally unacceptable ultimatum, to provoke Serbia into war. Serbia agreed to 8 of the 10 terms and on the 28th July 1914 the Austro-Hungarian Empire declared war on Serbia, producing a cascade effect across Europe. Russia bound by treaty to Serbia declared war with Austro-Hungary, Germany declared war with Russia and France declared war with Germany. Germany’s army crossed into neutral Belgium in order to reach Paris, forcing Britain to declare war with Germany (due to the Treaty of London (1839) whereby Britain agreed to defend Belgium in the event of invasion). By the 4th August 1914 Britain and much of Europe were pulled into a war which would last 1,566 days, cost 8,528,831 lives and 28,938,073 casualties or missing on both sides. The Regiment raise a total of 23 Battalions during the course of the First World War and was awarded two Victoria Crosses. 7th (Service) Battalion 20.08.1914 Formed at Bury St. Edmunds as part of the First New Army (K1) and then moved to Shorncliffe to join the 35th Brigade of the 12th Division. Feb 1915 Moved to Aldershot. 30.05.1915 Mobilised for war and landed at Boulogne and the Division engaged in various actions on the Western Front including; The Battle of Loos, The Battle of Albert, The Battle of Pozieres, The Battle of Le Transloy. During 1916 The First and Third Battles of the Scarpe, The Battle of Arleux, The Cambrai operations. During 1918 The Battle of Bapaume, The First Battle of Arras. 19.05.1918 Reduced to training cadre with 11 Officers and 408 men transferred to the 1/1st Cambridge battalion. 24.05.1918 Remaining cadre transferred to the 39th Division. 16.08.1918 Transferred to the 66th Division. 20.09.1918 Moved to defend the lines of communication as part of the 197th Brigade. 11.11.1918 Ended the war in France, Haudricourt south of Aumale. Information about other Battalions can be found on the Forces War Records web site Battalion: 7th Battalion Commemorated: Britain Collection: The IWGC/CWGC Registers Collection 1896 Hydertile, Busbridge, Surrey (baptism of Annie Ethel) 1901 Tuesley, Godalming, Surrey 1911 Tuesley, Godalming Rural, Godalming, Surrey 1936 Ashtead Farm Cottages, Ashtead Lane, Godalming, Surrey. (Surrey Electoral Roll) At this address Leonard Thomas ETHERTON and Annie Ethel ETHERTON and George HAYNES 1939 2 Nurscombe Cottages , Guildford R.D., Surrey as a widow. After Annie there was 1 Record Officially Closed entry. Living with her were Beatrice M HAYNES (born 9 May 1922 (June quarter, Mother's maiden name HAYNES) Fruit Farm Labourer and Annie's widowed father George HAYNES (born 26 January 1862) Retired Agriculture Farm Labourer 1954 Nursecombe Cottage, Bramley, Surrey (Surrey Electoral Roll) At this address Annie ETHERTON 1899 Tursley, Surrey (baptism of Arthur) 1901 Tuesley, Godalming, Surrey 1911 Tuesley, Godalming Rural, Godalming, Surrey 1939 Dairy Cottage, Ranmore Common, Dorking and Horley R.D., Surrey,. After Constance there was 1 Record Officially Closed entry 1901 Tuesley, Surrey (baptism of Beatrice Rose) 1901 Tuesley, Godalming, Surrey 1911 Tuesley, Godalming Rural, Godalming, Surrey 1939 Botleys Park Colony Guildford Road Chertsey , Chertsey U.D., Surrey. Along with many others Entered as Rose Beatrice HAYNES, later HARRIS (born 26 March 1901) single; Role entered as P and Occupation as Mental Defective. 1955 Guiles Hill Farm, Ockham, Dorking, Surrey (Surrey Electoral Roll) At this address Beatrice R HARRIS and William G HARRIS 1958 Guiles Hill Farm, Ockham, Dorking, Surrey (Surrey Electoral Roll) At this address Beatrice R HARRIS and William G HARRIS 1959 Guiles Hill Farm, Ockham, Dorking, Surrey (Surrey Electoral Roll) At this address Beatrice R HARRIS and William G HARRIS Note We were given the name Arthur as the husband of Beatrice HAYNES. However, no record for such a marriage could be found. The only possible marriage, together with the death for Beatrice that fitted, was to William G HARRIS as entered in this record. 1903 Tuesley, Surrey (baptism of Douglas William) 1911 Tuesley, Godalming Rural, Godalming, Surrey 1904 Tuesley, Surrey baptism of Edwin James) 1911 Tuesley, Godalming Rural, Godalming, Surrey 1925 Bramley, Surrey (address at marriage)

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