Family History, Mayne Chart 0500 William Mayne and Eleanor Collins

1841 Meshaw Moor, Devon 1851 Meshaw, Devon. With the family was a Jane Smith TUCKER a Lodger aged 24 a Pauper, Servant born East Wollington, Devon 1861 New Inn, Meshaw, Devon, with the family as visitors Edwin Pykr aged 21 a Groom born Meshaw, Devon and Henry Parker aged 21 occupation unknown born Devon 1841 Meshaw Moor, Devon 1851 Meshaw, Devon. With the family was a Jane Smith TUCKER a Lodger aged 24 a Pauper, Servant born East Wollington, Devon 1861 New Inn, Meshaw, Devon, with the famiyl as visitors Edwin Pykr aged 21 a Groom born Meshaw, Devon and Henry Parker aged 21 occupation unknown born Devon 1871 Pecks New Inn, Meshaw, Devon. Eleanor was with her son John. Also at the same address was John and Elizabeth PIKE née MAYNE 1851 Meshaw, Devon. With the family was a Jane Smith TUCKER a Lodger aged 24 a Pauper, Servant born East Wollington, Devon 1861 New Inn, Meshaw, Devon, with the famil yas visitors Edwin Pykr aged 21 a Groom born Meshaw, Devon and Henry Parker aged 21 occupation unknown born Devon 1871 Pecks New Inn, Meshaw, Devon. John's mother was with him. Also at the same address was John and Elizabeth PIKE née MAYNE 1881 New Inn Pecks, Meshaw, Devon. Elizabeth PIKE, John's sister and her husband and family are still with John on this Census. 1891 Higher Peek, Meshaw. On this Census John PIKE is the Head and John is down as Brother-in-Law 1841 Meshaw Moor, Meshaw, Devon 1851 Meshaw Moor, Meshaw, Devon 1861 Emmett Cottage, Exmoor, Somerset. With the family was a Thomas COURTNEY a Lodger aged 19 an Ag Lab born Goodleigh, Devon and a Walter MOGRIDGE Lodger married aged 41 an Ag Lab born Challacombe, Devon. 1871 Queditch Farm, Ashwater, Devon. With the family was an Ellen MAYNE, niece, aged 14, Scholar, born Ashwater, Devon 1881 Lower Foxhole, Halswell, Devon 1891 4 Lewis Passage, Ilfracombe, Devon. William is Head of Household, Eliza NORMAN a widow is with him and her family she is down as being a Laundress born Meshaw, Devon on his Census, Children are Annie aged 21 a Laundress, William Aged 18? a Plumber, Arthur an office boy all born Ilfracombe, Devon (ages not quite correct with them was a visitor an Alice GOODLAND aged 13 an Errand Girl born Ilfracombe, Devon 1901 4 Tervis Passage, Ilfracombe, Devon. He is down as a Widower born Meshaw Devon, his is with his eldest daughter Eliza NORMAN who was a widow aged 54 a Laundress, born Meshaw, Devon. Also with them was Eliza's son Arthur aged 23 a Clerk at Gas Works born Ilfracombe, Devon, John HASKIN 23, a Nephew a Journeyman Baker born Paignton, Devon and a Rebecca WILLIAMS a Niece aged 19 a General Domestic, born Barnstable, Devon. 1851 Ashwater Barton, Ashwater, Devon 1861 Barton House, Barton, Ashwater, Devon 1871 Ashwater Barton, Ashwater, Devon 1881 Quiditch Cottage, Quitdich Village, Ashwater, Devon 1891 2 Quditch Moor, Ashwater, Devon 1861 Moor Tenement, Meshaw, Devon 1871 Whitestone Cottages, Meshaw, Devon. With the family was a Elizabeth PALFREMAN, Niece aged 9 down as a visitor from Chumley a Scholar born Romansleigh, Devon. 1881 No 1 Chappel House, Meshaw, Moor, Devon. It appears Ann's first husband had died and she had married again, with her were her children Ann KINGDON and Thomas KINGDON down as daughter and son, also with the family was a Polly KINGDON down as granddaughter, aged 4 born Chumley, Devon and a Lodger a Jane S TUCKER aged 54 formerley a Domestic Servant born Worlington, Devon 1891 Chapel Cottage, Meshaw, Devon, Ann is down as Wife but as a widow, she is 67 Living on her on Means born Meshaw, Devon, with her is Polly KINGDON a Granddaughter aged 14 born Chulmleigh, Devon and Jane SMITH a Boarder aged 65 a Pauper born Wrlington, Devon she is down as being Blind. Death of Richard Mayne- Obt Local paper Last Friday evening death came to the relief of Mr. Richard Mayne, after an illness of several days. A year or so ago he was ill for a number of months eight unto death and while apparently recovered from the siege he has been in very poor health and his constitution could not long withstand the last attack Mr. Mayne was born in Devonshire Eng., Sept. 29 1828, and lacked but a month and a half of being 69 years of age. He came to America in 1854 and remained three months in New York state. The same year he came to Peoria County, Ill. where he lived about three years and in 1857 came to this township where he has since resided. He was married to Miss. Charlotte Scott in 1870, by Rev. John Borland, one of the pioneer preachers of the Methodist church in this part of the state. Mr. Mayne identified himself with the M. E. church in January 1871, under the ministry of Rev. Reger, who was conducting services in Bethel School house. He lived a thoroughly Christian life. Besides his wife, deceased leaves one brother Robert of this township, and two sisters in England. The funeral was held Sunday in the M. E. church this city, Rev. De la Gardie delivering the sermon. The following friends of the deceased were pall bearers: Messieurs Adam Pfleeger, Smith Dixon. G.H. Westcott, Robt. Hitch, Ed Hitch, and H.G. McCord Information for Charlotte SCOTT Copied from the El Paso Journal Issue: last week of Oct. 1930 MRS. MAYNE. Death of Aged Pioneer Lady Occurs Last Friday -Morning. Charlotte Scott was born in Scotland April 24 1842. and passed to the other shore last Friday at 9 o’clock from ailments incidental to advanced years. The first twenty seven years of her life was spent in her native land and though she had resided in America for nearly half a century her heart grew warm with the memories of the “land of the bluebell and Heather.” In 1869 Miss. Scott came to this city to make her home with her sister Mrs. John Steinbach and family, but the next year she was married to Richard Mayne who took his bride to the farm where he later died in 1899, and which Mrs. Mayne still owned until the present. After the death of Mr. Mayne the widow purchased the old John Stock brick residence, remaining there all these years. She was a typical Scott lady, an ardent Christian woman, quaint and most interesting in her speech and habits. Her only surviving blood relatives are a niece and three nephews, Mrs. Harry Kreidier of McAllen, Tex. Louis Steinbach of Nebraska, Charles Steinbach of Chicago, and William Steinbach of new York city. Funeral services were held from the Presbyterian church last Saturday after noon at 2:30 o’clock, Rev. S. S. Cryer in charge. Interment was in the city Cemetery. 1841 Meshaw Moor, Devon 1851 Peter Street, Tiverton, Devon. Eleanor is down as Ellen she is a General Servant with a Samuel GATH Head a Builder born Tiverton and his wife Mary A GATH aged 43 also born Tiverton, also with the family is Mary BEETS the wifes mother a widow aged 70 born Rockenford, Devon. or 1851 Meshaw, Devon. With the family was a Jane Smith TUCKER a Lodger aged 24 a Pauper, Servant born East Wollington, Devon 1861 Hatswell Buildings, Hammett's Lane, Tiverton, Devon 1871 Hatswell Row, Tiverton, Devon. 1881 Hammetts Lane, Tiverton, Devon (down as Ellen on this Census) 1841 Meshaw Moor, Devon 1851 Meshaw, Devon. With the family was a Jane Smith TUCKER a Lodger aged 24 a Pauper, Servant born East Wollington, Devon 1861 New Inn, Meshaw, Devon 1871 Pecks New Inn, Meshaw, Devon. Elizabeth and her husband and children were In the same premises as her brother John and their mother Eleanor. Also in the same household was Joseph PIKE aged 75 Father an Ag Lab born Eggesfield, Devon. 1881 New Inn Pecks, Meshaw, Devon. Elizabeth PIKE and her husband and family are with her brother John who is down as head. The PIKE family are down as boarders on this Census. 1891 Higher Peek, Meshaw. On this Census John PIKE is down as Head and Elizabeth's brother is down as brother-in-law. 1841 Meshaw Moor, Devon 1880 El Paso, Woodford, Illinois, USA 1900 El Paso, Woodford, Illinois, USA (down as Richard) 1910 El Paso, Woodford, Illinois, USA The El Paso Journal Thursday, May 23, 1912 Robert Mayne Resident of This Township and City Nearly Half a Century Dies Friday Evening Last Friday evening at about 9 o’clock after month of suffering from asthma and complications, Robert Mayne, a pioneer of this community, passed away at his residence on west Main street. His: ailment had prevented him from sleeping in, his bed for several weeks, being forced to take all his rest while sitting in. a chair. For several days he was seen to be failing rapidly although he would not give up entirely. Friday night at the hour above stated, he crossed the room assisted by. one of his sons, when suddenly he sank to the floor, expiring immediately. Robert Mayne was born in Devonshire Eng., July 27 1835. He came to America, arriving in this country on March 24 1854. His first two years were spent in New York and Canada. In the spring of 1856 he moved to Peoria, county, Illinois; where he continued to reside for seven years. He then came to El Paso township and until about eight years ago resided on his farmland southwest of town. In 1904 he and Mrs. Mayne erected a commodious home on west Main street and took up their residence in the city to rest from their long labors on the farm. Mr. Mayne was married to Miss Alice Campbell in the year, 1864. Besides the sorrowing wife the deceased leaves nine children to mourn the taking away of the husband and father. The children are Wilbur, of Newton, Kan.; Thomas C. Chicago; 'Mrs. Nellie Muller, Peoria; Mrs. Minnie Herr, Zearing, IA.; Mrs. Bettie Burroughs, Panola; Richard and Robert, El Paso; Mrs. Maud Pfleeger and Mrs. Jettie Pfleeger, El Paso. Surviving the deceased, are also two sisters. in England, Mrs. Marry Saxon and Mrs. Lizzie Pike besides twenty six grandchildren. Mr. Mayne had been a member of the Presbyterian church for about thirty five years, and it was from this church of his choice that the funeral services were held last Monday afternoon at 2 o’clock, Rev. R. F. Cressey in charge. The service was attended by a large number of the friends and neighbors who had known Mr. Mayne so long and so well. Internment was in the city cemetery. [Evergreen] 1841 Meshaw Moor, Devon 1851 Meshaw, Devon. With the family was a Jane Smith TUCKER a Lodger aged 24 a Pauper, Servant born East Wollington, Devon 1861 Moor Cottage, Meshaw, Devon. With the family was a William SAXTON down as a Boarder, aged 82 formerly Farmer born Devon 1871 Little Rowleigh, Romansleigh, Devon 1881 Village, Romansleigh, Devon 1891 Village, High Bickington, Devon. With her son William and family. 1901 The Store, Kingston, Somerset. We had Mary's death before 1901 but I am sure this is the correct Mary on this Census, although in Somerset he Head of Household comes from High Bickerton, Devon which is where Mary was on the 1891 Census, Also on the 1881 Census she was down as a Nurse Domestic on this census she is down as a Monthly Nurse, and she is the correct age and born in Meshaw, Devon. She is with a Henry GOODING aged 28 a Grocer, Draper and General Merchant. His wife Mary Catherine was 30 and born in Bideford, Devon and they have a daughter Evelyn Mary who was born in Kingston, Someset and is under 1 month old.

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