George HAINES [001]
Johanna Miriam BAWDEN [000]
There are some notes on Johanna at the end, but there is a detailed (but
unchecked) Datafile elsewhere, said to be of her father William Bawden.
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7/7/1844 - Born in Poulshot Wilts, to
James Haines and Hannah (nee Flower)
[n]
(Grandma Edmonds’ birthday book has a George Haines at July 7th)
4/8/1844 - Bapt in the village church [m]
31/3/1850 - Arrived (aged 5) at Pt
Adelaide with his parents, 2 brothers and 5 sisters aged 1 to 15 (the 3 yo
Elizabeth dying on the voyage out) [p]
1850's - Some suggestion that th family
lived at walkerville for a while, then moved to Tea tree Gully. A William Haines went guarantor for part of
the family, and a William Haines (of Wilts?) lived at Tea Tree Gully. [b] [p]
[k]
(Harry Haines claimed to have an Uncle William, who was the 1st MP for
TTG) [p?x]
1860 - The family moved to Allen's Creek
near Kapunda. In the same area at
Ross's Ck lived several Bawden families, one of the daughters being Johanna
Miriam Bawden [p?]
13/6/1866 - George's dad (aged 51) died at
home at Allendale Nth [e]
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12/3/1868 - George (23) Batchelor, farmer,
of Allen's Ck, Dist of Kapunda, father James Haines, married Johanna Miriam
Bawden (22) Spinster of Ross's Ck, father William Bawden, at Christ Church
Kapunda, witnesses Fanny Lord of Mitcham and George Bawden, farmer of
Kapunda. Bride and groom both signed
(her's not using the 'h' in her first name).
[a]
Johanna
was given away by her uncle, and her attendant was Fanny Lord, George's
groomsman was brother-in-law Thomas (Cannell), after wedding the party went to
Bawden home at Ross Creek, Johanna's uncle George Bawden sat on her right, next
to him the twins (Emma & Harriett?) (implying they were of the bride's
family ?). (George and Johanna's first child said to be popular with these twins) [b]
1/11/1869 - Their first child, Alice Maria
born at Allans Ck [g]
1870 - A James Haines, farmer of Taylors
Gap (nr Kapunda?) [d]
1871 to 1877 - Six more children born at
Allan's Ck [g]
1875 - A James Haines, farmer, of
Allendale [d]
1875 - A George Haines, farmer, of Allen's
Ck [d]
1875 - A Mrs Haines, farmer, of Allen's
Ck [d]
c 1878 - It was around this time that the
young couple took up a farming property further north at Mundoora [g]
1878 - "They had 7 children when they
moved from Allandale .. to take up a farm at Mundoora. Initially they had to cart water in to the
farm, stock water 16 miles from the River Broughton and drinking water 20 miles
from Crystal Brook" [k]
1879 (to 1887) - Another seven shildren
born at Mundoora [g]
1879 (to 1898) - George Haines, farmer,
Mundoora [d]
1880 - A Mrs Haines, farmer, of Allen's
Ck [d]
1880 - A George Haines, farmer of
Mundoora [d]
1882 & 1883 - Haines (at Kapunda)...
Mark Flower a Teamster, Thomas a Woodcutter, James a Carter, and in Mundoora
George Farmer [d]
1886 - A George Haines, farmer of
Mundoora [d]
17/5/1886 - Death of Mark Flower Haines
(28) at his mother's residence at Kapunda,
brother of Henry of Gerung Gerung Vic, and James, Thomas, and George of
Allendale Nth [f]
1890 - A Mrs Haines, farmer, of Allen's
Ck [d]
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24/4/1890 - Tragedy struck the family when
Johanna was thrown from the horse and trap onto a wire fence and was
killed. She was only 44 and George 46,
with six children still under teenage.
Fanny the second eldest postponed her planned marriage for a year to
help the family cope and to ensure that the nexr eldest girls Matilda and Ada
could run the house. [h]
29/4/1890 - A fatal accident .. on Tues
last (22nd)(?) as the wife of Mr G Haines, farmer of Mundoora, was returning
home from Pt Broughton in a spring cart, the horse took fright and capsized the
vehicle. Mrs haines sustained such
severe injuries that she succumbed to their effects. The deceased, who leaves a large family, was greatly
respected. [c]
(Johanna is buried in an unmarked grave in the Pt Brougton cemetery, but
she was added to George's stone in Payneham cemetery when he died in 1930 -
"In Loving Memory Of Johanna Miriam wife of George Haines died 24th April
1890 aged 44") [e]
30/8/1890 - George's mum died at Allendale
Nth aged 76 [xx]
1894 (& 1895) - A Mrs Ann Haines,
storekeeper of Kapunda [d]
1895 - A George Haines, farmer of
Mundoora [d]
/2/1897 - At age 53, with most of the children either married off
or well into their school years George re-married, to a Miss Elizabeth Levett
of Portland Vic [j]
23/5/1900 – Fanny Haines (27) mar John
Shearer (29, father Wm Pothinge Shearer) at Meth Church Mundoora (dist Frome) [g]
1900 - A George Haines, farmer of Pt
Broughton [d]
1900 - Martin leased land at Mitchellville
on the West Coast, and was joined by Harry (Haines?) [b]
1905 - A Mrs Ann Haines, postmistress of
Allendale Nth [d]
23/7/1930 - George (aged 86) died at the
home of a dau at Payneham and was buried in the Payneham cemetery. Johanna was added to his tombstone ("
... also George, husband of above, died 23rd July 1930, aged 86" - row 25
on sth side) [e] [xx]
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SOURCES ....
[a] Marriage
certificate
[b] "The
Ploughman" by Norman Haines
[c] Northern
Argus obit
[d] Directories
- Ad Lib
[e] Headstone
inscription
[f] Newspaper
notices - SAGHS
[g] Births
Index - SAGHS
[h] Edson
letter 26/9/76
[j] Norman
Haines letter 7/6/80
[k] Typed
pack, pos ex Norman Haines
[m] Wilts
CRO – BMD data
[n] BISA
– SAGHS
[p] Growden
letter 11/9/1984
[xx] Ex
file notes & prior generation's data
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Johanna Miriam BAWDEN [ 000 ]
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13/3/1845 to 12/3/1846 - Born to William
Bawden [a]
25/4/1845 to 24/4/1846 - Born [c]
17/7/ ** - Born [e]
(There is also a “Johanna M Haines” in Grandma Edmonds’ Birthday Book at
March 7th)
1846 - Johanna born in Adelaide SA to
William Bawden [d]
1846 - "Johanna Miriam Bawden, wife
of George Haines was born .. her father died when she was still quite young ..
know nothing of her mother .. spent most of her childhood in the Kapunda area
on the farms of Hugh and George Bawden, no doubt her uncles .." [g]
1865 – Arr on “Lady Milton” a Johanna
Bawden, 19 (=b 1846), Cook, res Cullompton Devon, with her a brother Hugh
Bawden 16, Labr, res Cullompton Devon
(ShipsList)
12/3/1868 - Johanna MARRIED George
Haines. [a]
24/4/1890 - Johanna "was killed accidentally
.. when a cart overturned at the residence of a Mr F. Dennis, near Pt
Broughton" [g]
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SOURCES ....
[a] Marriage
certificate
[b] "The
Ploughman" by Norman Haines
[c] Headstone
inscription Payneham
[d] BISA
(re George Haines)
[e] Mabel
Jane Haines (Edmonds) Birthday Book
[f] SA
Directories
[g] Typed
papers, prob ex Norman Haines