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Hake ~ Ninth Generation

		Issue of Edmund Hake and Elizabeth Lee
1.		Elizabeth HAKE Birth reg of Elizabeth Hake Dec qtr 1850 at Marylebone dist, Middlesex, mother's name Lee (ref GRO Index). Birth of Elizabeth Hake 29 Nov 1850, bap 29 Dec 1850 at St Marylebone, dau of Edmund & Elizabeth Hake; 9 Oxford Market; Tailor (ref Ancestry London Baps image). Ref 1851 census. Middlesex, England. Civil parish of St Marylebone. Registration dist of Marylebone. Address: 9 Oxford Market. Together with her parents: Elizabeth Hake. Dau. Age 4 mths. Born Middlesex London. Ref 1861 census. Middlesex, England. Civil parish of St Pancras. Registration district of Pancras. Address: 3 Grafton St Upper. Together with her parents and brother: Elizth Hake. Dau. Age 10. Scholar. Born London Marylebone. Ref 1871 census. London, England. Civil Parish of St Marylebone. Registration District of Marylebone. Address: 54 Charlotte St. Together with her parents and brother: Elizabeth Hake. Dau. Unm. Age 20. Machinist. Born Middlesex Marylebone. Marr reg Dec qtr 1875 at Pancras dist, Middlesex of Elizabeth Hake to James Arthur MAYHEW (ref FreeBMD); the marriage was 8 Oct 1875 at St Matthew, St Pancras; James was full age, bachelor, Clerk, of 2 Albert Street, son of James Mayhew, Farmer (deceased); Elizabeth was full age, spinster, of 5 Arlington (?) St, dau of Edmund Hake, Tailor; Banns; witnesses John Dennis Mayhew, Elizabeth Catherine Gay (?) (ref fmp London Marriages image). Birth reg of James Arthur Mayhew Dec qtr 1849 at Bosmere dist, Suffolk, mother's name Hammond (ref GRO Index). Bap of James Arthur Mayhew 30 Sep 1849 at Suffolk, son of James Mayhew & Caroline Hammond (ref Ancestry England Select Births & Christenings). Ref 1881 census. London, England. Civil parish of St Pancras. Registration dist of Pancras. Address: 32 Park St. Together with dau Althea E (4) and Elizabeth's father Edmund Hake (66): Jessy A Mayhew. Head. Mar. Age 31. Ironmongers Clerk. Born Ashfield Suffolk. Elizabeth Mayhew. Wife. Mar. Age 30. Born M'lebone Middlesex. Ref 1891 census. London, England. Civil Parish of Islington. Registration District of Islington. Address: 169 Junction Rd. Together with dau Althea E (14): James A Mayhew. Head. Mar. Age 41. Tailors Clerk. Born Suffolk Ashfield cum Thorpe. Elizabeth Mayhew. Wife. Mar. Age 40. Born London St Marylebone. Ref 1901 census. London, England. Civil parish of Islington. Registration district of Islington. Address: St Johns Road. Arthur Mahew. Head. Mar. Age 51. Draper. Born Suffolk Ashfield Thorpe. Elizabeth Mahew. Wife. Mar. Age 50. Housewife. Born London St Marylebone. Althea Elizabeth Mahew. Dau. Unm. Age 24. Upholstress. Born London St Pancras. Ref 1911 census. London, England. Parish of Islington. Address: 47 Miranda Road, Upper Holloway, London N. Together with dau Althea Elizabeth (34): James Arthur Mayhew. Head. Age 61. Mar. Clerk. Born Suffolk Ashfield. Elizabeth Mayhew. Wife. Age 60. Mar 35 yrs. Children 1 born 1 alive. Housewife. Born London St Marylebone. Death reg of James A Mayhew Mar qtr 1931 at Islington dist age 81 (ref FreeBMD). Ref 1939 Register. Address: 47 Miranda Rd, Islington, London. Together with dau Althea E Mayhew: Elizabeth Mayhew. Born 29 Nov 1850. Wid. Retired (Machinist). Elizabeth died 23 Apr 1940. Death reg of Elizabeth Mayhew Jun qtr 1940 at Islington dist age 89 (ref FreeBMD). "MAYHEW Elizabeth of 47 Miranda-road Upper Holloway London N.19 widow died 23 April 1940 at Archway Hospital Highgate London N.19 Administration (with Will) Llandudno 3 December [1940] to Althea Elizabeth Mayhew spinster. Effects £472 2s." (ref Ancestry National Probate) "MAYHEW Elizabeth of 47 Miranda-road Upper Holloway London N.19 widow died 23 April 1940 at Archway Hospital Highgate London N.19 Administration (with Will) Llandudno 10 May [1944] to Kate Bray (wife of Percy Bernard Bray) and Elsie Kate Milligan (wife of Douglas Milligan). Effects $420. Former Grant P.R. December 1940." (ref Ancestry National Probate) [these people unknown, done after daughter Althea died in 1942]	1851 census 1861 census 1871 census 1881 census 1891 census 1901 census 1911 census
		Child:
	1.	Althea Elizabeth MAYHEW born 1876 at Marylebone, Middlesex
2.		Mary Ann HAKE Birth reg of Mary Ann Hake Mar qtr 1853 at Saint Luke, Middlesex, mother's name Lee (ref GRO Index). No further information found.
3.		Edmund HAKE Birth reg of Edmund Hake Jun qtr 1856 at Saint Pancras dist, Middlesex, mother's name Lee (ref GRO Index). Birth of Edmund Hake 20 Apr 1856, bap 6 Jul 1856 at Holy Trinity, Marylebone Rd, son of Edmund & Elizabeth Hake; 3 upper Grafton St, Tailor (ref Ancestry London Baps image). Ref 1861 census. Middlesex, England. Civil parish of St Pancras. Registration district of Pancras. Address: 3 Grafton St Upper. Together with his parents and sister: Edmund Hake. Son. Age 4. Scholar. Born London Pancras. Ref 1871 census. London, England. Civil Parish of St Marylebone. Registration District of Marylebone. Address: 54 Charlotte St. Together with his parents and sister: Edmund Hake. Son. Age 14. Scholar. Born Middlesex St Pancras. Ref 1881 census. London, England. Civil parish of Pancras. Registration dist of Pancras. Address: Central London Sick Asylum District. Together with many other patients: Edmond Hake. Patient. Unm. Age 25. Pianoforte Maker. Born Middlesex St Pancras. Death reg of Edmund Hake Dec qtr 1882 at Pancras dist age 27 (ref FreeBMD). No probate or burial found.	1861 census 1871 census 1881 census
		Issue of Hubert Hake and Mary Hawkins
1.		Hubert John HAKE Birth reg of Hubert John Hake Jun qtr 1853 at Exeter, Devon, mother's name Hawkins (ref GRO Index). Ref 1861 census. Devon, England. Civil parish of Exeter St Sidwell. Registration dist of Exeter. Address: St John's Terrace. Together with his mother and 2 sisters: Hubert J Hake. Son. Age 8. Scholar. Born Exeter Devon. Ref 1871 census. Devon, England. Civil Parish of The Close. Registration District of Exeter. Address: No 6 Catherine Street. Together with his mother and sister: Hubert John Hake. Son. Age 18. Solicitor's General Clerk. Born Devon Exeter. Ref 1881 census. Devon, England. Civil parish of Exeter St Sidwell. Registration District of Exeter. Address: 2 St Sidwell's terrace, Exeter. Hubert J Hake. Boarder. Unm. Age 28. Accountant Managing Clerk. Born Devon Exeter. Not found in 1891 or 1901 census. Hubert died 2 November 1906. Death reg of Hubert John Hake Dec qtr 1906 at Portsmouth dist, Hampshire age 53 (ref FreeBMD). "HAKE Hubert John of 67 Earl's-road Southampton commercial-clerk died 2 November 1906 at Kingston Portsmouth Probate Winchester 28 November to Thirza Phillimore (wife of Joshua Phillimore) Effects £19 10s." (ref Ancestry National Probate)	1861 census 1871 census 1881 census
2.		Bertha HAKE Birth reg of Bertha Hake Dec qtr 1854 at Exeter, Devon, mother's name Hawkins (ref GRO Index). Ref 1861 census. Devon, England. Civil parish of Exeter St Sidwell. Registration dist of Exeter. Address: St John's Terrace. Together with her mother and 2 siblings: Bertha Hake. Dau. Age 6. Scholar. Born Exeter Devon. Ref 1871 census. Devon, England. Civil Parish of The Close. Registration District of Exeter. Address: No 6 Catherine Street. Together with her mother and brother: Bertha Hake. Dau. Age 16. Dressmaker's assistant. Born Devon Exeter. Death reg of Bertha Hake Sep qtr 1872 at Exeter age 17 (ref FreeBMD).	1861 census 1871 census
3.		Ellen Louise HAKE Birth reg of Ellen Louise Hake Dec qtr 1856 at Exeter, Devon, mother's name Hawkins (ref GRO Index). Death reg of Ellen Louise Hake Mar qtr 1858 at Exeter age 1 (ref GRO Index).
4.		Charlotte HAKE Birth reg of Charlotte Hake Sep qtr 1858 at Exeter, Devon, mother's name Hawkins (ref GRO Index). Ref 1861 census. Devon, England. Civil parish of Exeter St Sidwell. Registration dist of Exeter. Address: St John's Terrace. Together with her mother and 2 siblings: Charlotte Hake. Dau. Age 2. Born Exeter Devon. Death reg of Charlotte Hake Dec qtr 1864 at Exeter age 6 (ref GRO Index).	1861 census
		Issue of Thomas Bedford Hake and Augusta Maria Gordon
1.		Augusta Maria HAKE Born 25 Jun 1806 at St David's Hill, Exeter, Devon (ref Gordon internet source). Bap 10 Mar 1807 at Saint David, Exeter, Devon, Augusta Maria Hake, dau of Thos Hake and Augusta Maria (ref FamilySearch C050911 and Parish record 0917096). Burial 28 Nov 1831 at the Parish of St George Hanover Square of Augusta Hake of Grosvenor Place aged 24 (ref fmp, Westminster Archives). She died of typhoid fever (ref Thomas Gordon Hake, Memoir). "On the 20th instant, Augusta, only daughter of Mrs. T. Hake, of Grosvenor-Place, London, sincerely and deservedly regretted." (ref fmp British Newspapers, Exeter Flying Post 1 Dec 1831)
2.		Thomas Gordon HAKE His occupation was Author and physician. Born 10 Mar 1809 (ref Wikipedia article) at Leeds, Yorkshire. Thomas was baptised at Leeds, Yorkshire and was received into the church of St David, Exeter, Devon on 3 Feb 1812 at the baptism of his younger brother William Augustus Gordon (ref fmp parish record). Marr 3 Oct 1837 at Saint Nicholas, Brighton, Sussex, of Thomas Gordon Hake to Lucy BUSH (ref FamilySearch M147935 and Parish record 1067118). "On Tuesday, the 3rd inst., at St Nicholas, Brighthelmstone, by the Rev. H.M.Wagner, M.A., Thos. Gordon Hake, M.D. to Lucy, youngest daughter of Richard Bush, Esq., of Landsdowne Place." (ref fmp British Newspapers, Exeter Flying Post 12 Oct 1837) Lucy was bap 6 Jun 1813 at Society of Friends, Essex, dau of Richard Bush and Grizell (ref FamilySearch C009793). Ref 1841 census. Suffolk, England. Civil Parish of St James. Registration District of Bury St Edmund. Address: Northgate Street, St James, Bury St Edmund. Together with (probably) niece Charlotte (3), and 3 servants: Thomas Hake. Age 30. Physician. Not born in Suffolk. Lucy Hake. Age 25. Not born in Suffolk. Ref 1851 census. Suffolk, England. Ecclesiastical district of St Mary. Borough of Bury St Edmunds. Address 76 Guildhall St. Together with children Lucy A G (6), Thomas S E (5), George G (4), Cecil (2), Alfred E (1) and 4 servants: Thomas G. Hake. Head. Mar. Age 42. Physician M.D. Glasgow. Born Leeds Yorkshire. Lucy Hake. Wife. Mar. Age 37. Born Woodford Essex. Baby Maria Teresa, who was born in 1853, died on 9 Feb 1854 and was buried at Columbus Ohio, USA; it is not known yet the circumstances behind Lucy and the baby being in the USA at this time. Lucy died at Racine, Wisconsin, USA, the date given 15 Mar 1855 by a FS user. The index of American Wills and Administrations has the following: "Hake, Lucy, of Racine, Wisconsin. Administration to the husband, Thomas Gordon Hake. (Mar. 1857)" (ref Ancestry Probate etc) In addition, there is a reference to Lucy Hake, 1857, Wisconsin, and the Prerogative Court of Canterbury Act (ref Ancestry, USA & Canada Passenger & Immigration Lists index, Peter Wilson Coldham). Lucy's grave has not been indexed. In 1860 Thomas was an executor for his mother: "HAKE Augusta Maria. Effects under £3,000. 18 June [1860]. Letters of Administration of the Personal estate and effects of Augusta Maria Hake late of 9 Wilton-place in the Parish of St. Marylebone in the County of Middlesex Widow deceased who died 21 February 1860 at Wilton-place aforesaid were granted at the Principal Registry to Thomas Gordon Hake of 31 Spring-gardens Westminster in the said County M.D. and William Augustus Gordon Hake of 9 Wilton-place aforesaid Barrister-at-Law the Children of the said Deceased they having been first sworn." (ref Ancestry National Probate) Ref 1861 census. Middlesex, England. Town of London. Parish of St Martin in the Fields. City of Westminster. Address Spring Gardens No. 31. Together with dau L A J (17), son Hy Wilson (9), a visitor, housekeeper and servant: Thos Gordon Hake. Head. Widower. Age 52. Physician etc etc etc. Born Leeds Yorkshire. Ref 1871 census. Surrey, England. Civil Parish of Putney. Address: Rochampton Park, Putney. Together with sons Thomas S.E. (25), George G (24), Alfred E (21), Henry W (19) and 2 servants: Thomas G Hake. Head. Widr. Age 62. Magistrate. Physician not practising, M.D. University Glasgow. Member of Royal Col. of Physicians of England. Born Yorkshire, Leeds. Not found in 1881 census. Ref 1891 census. London, England. Civil Parish of St Marylebone. Registration district of Marylebone. Address: 59 Acacia Road, St Marylebone. Together with nephew Augustus Hake (50) and 2 servants: Thomas Gordon Hake. Brother. Widower. Age 83. Retired Physician. Born Leeds Yorkshire. [in this entry Augustus is listed as son and Thomas Gordon as brother as if referring to William Augustus Gordon Hake, who was not present] Thomas died 11 Jan 1895. His death reg Mar qtr 1895 at Marylebone dist aged 85 (ref FreeBMD). "HAKE Thomas Gordon of 59 Acacia-road St John's wood Middlesex M.D. died 11 January 1895. Administration London 23 March to Henry Wilson Hake [son] professor of chemistry and Alfred Egmont Hake [son] author. Effects £123 19s. 3d." (ref Ancestry Probate records) There are many references online to his life and work.	1841 census 1851 census 1861 census 1871 census 1891 census
		Children:
	1.	Lucy Augusta Grizell HAKE born 1844 at Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
	2.	Thomas St Edmund HAKE born 1845 at Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
	3.	George Gordon HAKE born 1847 at Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
	4.	Cecil Napier HAKE born 1848 at Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
	5.	Alfred Egmont HAKE born 1849 at Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
	6.	Henry Wilson HAKE born 1852 at Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
	7.	Maria Teresa HAKE born 1853 at Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
3.		William Augustus Gordon HAKE Born 5 Apr 1811 at St David's Hill, Exeter, Devon (ref Gordon family web site). Bap 3 Feb 1812 at Saint David, Exeter, Devon, William Augustus Gordon Hake, son of Thos Bedford Hake and Augusta Maria (ref FamilySearch C050911 and Parish record 0917096). William married his cousin Matilda SHORE. The marriage reg Sep qtr 1837 at Sheffield dist, Yorkshire West Riding (ref FreeBMD). "Aug. 3, at the Parish Church, Sheffield, by the Rev. Thos. Best, William Augustus Gordon Hake, of the Middle Temple, Barrister-at-Law, to Matilda, daughter of the late George Shore, Esq." (ref fmp British Newspapers, Exeter and Plymouth Gazette 26 Aug 1837). She was bap 12 May 1808 at Gainsborough, Lincoln, dau of George Shore and Charlotte Matilda Gordon (sister of Augusta Maria Gordon who marr Thomas Bedford Hake). Reg 1841 census. Middlesex, England. Civil Parish of St Pancras. Address: Manchester St, St Pancras. Together with children Augustus (1), not known (2 mo) and a servant: William Hake. Age 30. Barrister. Not born in Middlesex. Matilda Hake. Age 30. Not born in Middlesex. Charlotte aged 3 is not present and so is probably the one with Thomas & Lucy above. Ref 1851 census. Middlesex, England. Civil Parish of Paddington. Address: 53 Queens Rd, Paddington. Together with children Charlotte (12), Augustus (11), Thomas (9), Augusta Maria (6), Maria S (8 mo) and a servant: William A Hake. Head. Mar. Age 39. Barrister at Law. Born Exeter. Matilda Hake. Wife. Mar. Age 44. Born Lincolnshire. In 1860 William was an executor for his mother: "HAKE Augusta Maria. Effects under £3,000. 18 June [1860]. Letters of Administration of the Personal estate and effects of Augusta Maria Hake late of 9 Wilton-place in the Parish of St. Marylebone in the County of Middlesex Widow deceased who died 21 February 1860 at Wilton-place aforesaid were granted at the Principal Registry to Thomas Gordon Hake of 31 Spring-gardens Westminster in the said County M.D. and William Augustus Gordon Hake of 9 Wilton-place aforesaid Barrister-at-Law the Children of the said Deceased they having been first sworn." (ref Ancestry National Probate) Ref 1861 census. Middlesex, England. Civil parish of St Marylebone. Address: 59 Acacia Rd, St Marylebone. Together with children Charlotte M (22), Augustus (21), William A G (20), Thomas G (18), Augusta M (16), Maria S (10), George H (7) and a servant: William A G Hake. Head. Mar. Age 50. Barrister. Born Devon, Exeter. Matilda Hake. Wife. Age 54. Born Lincoln, Gainsbro. Ref 1871 census. Sussex, England. Civil Parish of Brighton. Town of Brighton. Address: 3 Old Steine, Brighton. Together with children Elizabeth M (actually Charlotte) (32), Thomas G (28), Maria Shore (20), George Henry (17) and a servant: William A G Hake. Head. Mar. Age 59. Barrister at Law. Born Devonshire, Exeter. Matilda Hake. Wife. Mar. Age 63. Born Lincolnsh, Gainsboro'. Ref 1881 census. Sussex, England. Civil parish of Brighton. Address: 3 Old Steine, Brighton. Together with children Charlotte M (42), Wm. Augsts. (39), Thomas (38) and 2 servants: Wm. Aug. Gordon Hake. Head. Mar. Age 69. Barrister not in acte prac. Born Devonsh, Exeter. Matilda Hake. Wife. Mar. Age 73. Born Lincolnsh, Gainsboro. Matilda's death reg Mar qtr 1890 at Brighton Dist aged 82 (ref FreeBMD). No probate found. Ref 1891 census. Sussex, England. Parish of Brighton. Address: 3 Old Steine, Brighton. Together with children Charlotte M (52), Thomas G (48) and a servant: William A G Hake. Head. Widr. Age 80. Barrister-at-law. Born Devonshire, Exeter. Ref 1901 census. Sussex, England. Civil parish of Brighton. Address: 3 Old Steine, Brighton. Together with dau Charlotte Matilda (63) and a servant: William Augustus Gordon Hake. Head. Wid. Age 89. Barrister retired. Born Devonshire, Exeter. [indexed as Gorden] Ref 1911 census. Sussex, England. Parish of Brighton. Registration district of Brighton. Address: 3 Old Steine Brighton. Together with his dau Charlotte Matilda (72), a servant and a nurse: William Augustus Gordon Hake. Head. Widower. Age 99. Barrister At Law. Born Saint Davids Hill Exeter. Marr 53 years [until her death]. Children 9 born 4 alive 5 dead. "FIT AND WELL AT 100. Mr. W. A. Gordon Hake, the doyen of the Bar, celebrated his hundredth birthday at his home at Brighton on Wednesday, surrounded by his family - Miss Charlotte Matilda Hake, his daughter, Mr. Augustus Hake and the Rev. T.G. Hake, his sons, and the latter's wife and daughter Constance. He joined the family party at dinner, and ate the same food as they - lamb, vegetables, and plum pudding. Congratulations, by letter and telegram, poured in from all parts of the kingdom, and Mr. Hake read them all himself without the aid of glasses. Mr. Hake is a master of five languages - Greek, Latin, French, Italian, and Spanish - and reads Horace, Virgil and Montaigne. He attributes his long and healthy life to plenty of riding - he had for years a favourite horse named Daisy - and walking, and to abstemious living. He has never cared much for modern varieties of dress. The Rev. T. G. Hake tells a good story of his father's rough-and-ready toilet. Dr. Charles Hanson once called on him at his chambers and asked permission to put on his barrister's wig and gown. "Now," he asked, "lend me a looking-glass." He was handed a razor - the nearest approach to a mirror possessed by his friend." (ref British Newspapers, Northampton Mercury Fri 7 April 1911) His occupation was Barrister, and at the time of his death was the oldest living Barrister. William died 13 Jul 1914. William's death reg Sep qtr 1914 at Brighton District aged 103 (ref FreeBMD). "HAKE William Augustus Gordon of 3 Old Steine Brighton died 13 July 1914. Administration Lewes 26 August to Augustus Hake esquire. Effects £14732 19s. 3d." (Ancestry Probate records) "BARRISTER DIES AT 103. - Mr. William A. Gordon Hake, who was called to the Bar in 1835 - two years before Queen Victoria came to the Throne - died at Brighton on Monday in his 104th year. He was a first cousin of General Gordon. Mr. Hake, who was born at Exeter, passed peacefully away in the presence of his son, the Rev. T. G. Hake, and his daughter - both septuagenarians. Until two years ago Mr. Hake could read print without the aid of glasses." (ref British Newspaper Archive, Western Gazette, Fri 17 July 1914.	1841 census 1851 census 1861 census 1871 census 1881 census 1891 census 1901 census 1911 census
		Children:
	1.	Charlotte Matilda HAKE born 1838 at Marylebone, Middlesex
	2.	Augustus HAKE born 1840 at Marylebone, Middlesex
	3.	Gordon HAKE born 1840 at Marylebone, Middlesex
	4.	William Augustus Gordon HAKE born 1841 at Marylebone, Middlesex
	5.	Thomas Gordon HAKE born 1843 at Marylebone, Middlesex
	6.	Augusta Maria HAKE born 1845 at Marylebone, Middlesex
	7.	Anna Maria HAKE born 1847 at Marylebone, Middlesex
	8.	Maria Shore HAKE born 1850 at Paddington, Middlesex
	9.	George Henry HAKE born 1853 at Paddington, Middlesex
		Issue of Robert Hake and Frances Marsh
1.		Frances HAKE Bap 17 May 1819 at Saint Mary Steps, Exeter, Devon, Frances Hake, dau of Robert Hake and Frances (ref FamilySearch C051011 and Parish record 0917105). Ref 1841 census. Devon, England. Civil Parish of St David. Registration district of Exeter. Address: Southernhay, St David, Exeter. Together with a number of school teachers and pupils, together with her granmother and 3 aunts: Fanny Hake. Age 20. Teacher. Born in Devon, England. Ref 1851 census. Devon, England. Civil Parish of St David. Registration district of Exeter. Address: 38 Southernhay, St David, Exeter. Together with 8 pupils [who may have been just the boarders] and 3 servants, and her sister and two aunts: Frances Hake. Niece. Unm. Age 30. Teacher of Music. Ref 1861 census. Devon, England. Civil Parish of St David. Registration District of Exeter. Address: 38 Southernhay, St David, Exeter. Together with 10 boarders and 3 servants and her aunt Ann Hake (65): Frances Hake. Sister. Unm. Age 40. Teacher of Music. Born Exeter Devon.[niece] Ref 1871 census. Devon, England. Civil Parish of St Sidwell. Registration District of Exeter. Address: 20 Southernhay, St Sidwell, Exeter. Together with her aunt Ann Hake (81) and a teacher and a servant: Fanny Hake. Head. Unm. Age 45. Professor of Music. Born Devon Exeter. Ref 1881 census. Devon, England. Civil parish of Exeter St Sidwell. Registration District of Exeter. Address: 91 St Sidwell St, Exeter St Sidwell. In the home of George Hayman (75), Retired Coachbuilder: Fanny Hake. Lodger. Single. Age 58. Born Exeter Devon. Ref 1891 census. Devon, England. Parish of St Sidwell. Registration district of Exeter. Address: 72 Parish Street, St Sidwell, Exeter. Frances Hake. Boarder. Single. Age 70. Retired Teacher. Born Devon Exeter. Frances died 26 Oct 1894. Frances' death reg Dec qtr 1894 at Exeter aged 75 (ref FreeBMD). "HAKE Frances of 72 Paris-street Exeter spinster died 26 October 1894. Probate Exeter 12 November to the reverend Robert Hake [brother] clerk. Effects £2461 17s." (ref Ancestry Probate records)	1841 census 1851 census 1861 census 1871 census 1881 census 1891 census
2.		Robert HAKE Bap 31 Jan 1822 at Saint Mary Steps, Exeter, Devon, Robert Hake, son of Robert Hake and Frances (ref FamilySearch C051011 and Parish record 0917105). Ref Oxford University Alumni (Ancestry): "Hake, Robert. 1s. Robert, of All Saints, near Exeter, gent. ST. EDMUND HALL, matric. 4 March, 1841, aged 19; B.A. 1845, M.A. 1847, chaplain New College 1847-58, rector of St. George the Martyr, and of St. Mary Magdalen, Canterbury, 1866-69, vicar of Aylsham, Norfolk, 1883, etc. See Crockford. " Ref 1841 census. Oxfordshire, England. Civil Parish of Edmund Hall. Registration District of Oxford. Address: Edmund Hall, Oxford. Together with many other students: Robert Hake. Age 15. Undergraduate Student. Not born in Oxfordshire.[actually 19] In 1845 Robert was mentioned in the Plymouth Gazette, Sat Nov 29, 1945: "Mr. Robert Hake, R.A. of St. Edmund Hall, Oxford, and son of Mr. Hake of this city, has just been elected to the Sanscrit Scholarship in Oxford University." Ref 1851 census. Oxfordshire, England. Civil parish of New College. Enumeration district Oxford, Holywell. Address: New College, Oxford. Together with many other people: Robert Hake. Chaplain. Unmarried. Age 29. M.A..Chaplain. Born Exeter Devon. Marr (1) reg Mar qtr 1852 at Headington dist, Oxford to Octavia Frances BUTLER (ref FreeBMD); the marriage was 20 Jan 1852 at Headington St Andrew; Robert was full age, bachelor, Clerk, residence Headington, son of Robert Hake, Gentleman; Octavia was full age, spinster, residence Headington, dau of William Henry Butler, Esquire; witnesses W H Butler, Octavia Butler, Fanny Hake, J M Ward (ref Ancestry Oxfordshire CofE Marriages image). Bap of Octavia Frances Butler 31 Oct 1828 at Oxford St Martin, dau of William Henry & Elizabeth Butler; residence St Martins; Wine Merchant (ref Ancestry Oxfordshire Births & Baps image). Ref 1861 census. Kent, England. Civil parish of Canterbury Christchurch. Address: Green Court, Canterbury. Together with children William R (7), Edwin D (5), Lewis F (3), Ormond B (1), and 3 servants: Robert Hake. Head. Mar. Age 39. Minor Canon Canterbury Cathedral. Born Devonshire, Exeter. Octavia F Hake. Wife. Mar. Age 32. Clergyman's Wife. Born Oxford. Ref 1871 census. Kent, England. Civil Parish of Christchurch. Address: Green Court. Together with sons Edwin D (15), Lewis F (13), Ormond R (11): Robert Hake. Head. Mar. Age 49. Clergyman Precentor & Minor Canon without cure of souls M.A. Born Devonshire, Exeter. Octavia F Hake. Wife. Mar. Age 42. Born Oxfordshire. Ref 1881 census. Kent, England. Civil parish of Stodmarsh. Registration District of Bridge. Address: Stodmarsh. Together with a visitor and a servant: Robert Hake. Head. Mar. Age 59. Clergyman (Clerk in Holy Orders). Born Exeter Devon. Octavia Frances Hake. Wife. Mar. Age 53. Clergymans Wife. Born Oxford Oxfordshire. Death reg of Octavia Frances Jun qtr 1881 at Blean dist, Kent aged 52 (ref FreeBMD). No probate found. Marr (2) reg Dec qtr 1885 at Henstead dist, Oxford of Robert Hake to Louisa Eleanor PARTRIDGE (ref FreeBMD). She was bap 21 Sep 1836 at Malpas, Cheshire, dau of John Antony & Louisa Isabella Partridge (ref FamilySearch C866034 and Parish record 1538147). Ref 1891 census. Hampshire, England. Parish of Holdenhurst. Town of Bournemouth. Registration district of Christchurch. Address: 8 West Hill Road, Holdenhurst, Bournemouth. [very near where sons Edwin and Lewis were in 1891] In the lodging house of G T Dyer (43), Lodging House Keeper, together with 9 other lodgers: Robert Hake. Lodger. Mar. Age 69. Clerk in Holy Orders. Born Exeter Devon. Louisa Hake. Lodger. Mar. Age 54. Born Malpas Cheshire. Louisa died 17 Apr 1891. Louisa's death reg Jun qtr 1891 at Christchurch dist, Hampshire aged 54 (ref FreeBMD). "HAKE Louisa Eleanor. Personal Estate £8,803 10s. 9d. 9 June [1891]. The Will with two Codicils of Louisa Eleanor Hake (Wife of the Reverend Robert Hake, Clerk) formerly of Aylsham in the County of Norfolk but late of 8 Sea-View-terrace Bournemouth in the County of Southampton who died 17 April 1891 at 8 Sea-View-terrace was proved at the Principal Registry by John Francis Penyston of Cornwell Manor Chipping Norton in the County of Oxford Esquire the Brother the surviving Executor." (ref Ancestry National Probate) [John Francis Partridge, her brother, changed his name between 1871 and 1891 to Penyston.] In 1894 Robert was the executor for his sister Frances: "HAKE Frances of 72 Paris-street Exeter spinster died 26 October 1894. Probate Exeter 12 November to the reverend Robert Hake [brother] clerk. Effects $2461 17s." (ref Ancestry Probate records) Ref 1901 census. Hampshire, England. Civil parish of Bournemouth. Address: Haileys School, Poole Rd, Bournemouth. Together with his son Edwin and his family: Robert Hake. Father. Widr. Age 79. Clergyman Church of England. Born Exeter, Devon. Robert died 3 Aug 1901. Robert's death reg Sep qtr 1901 at Eton dist, Buckinghamshire aged 79 (ref FreeBMD). "HAKE the reverend Robert of the vicarage Wraysbury Staines Middlesex clerk died 3 August 1901 Probate London 13 September to Edwin Denys Hake esquire [son] and the reverend Lewis Francis Hake clerk [son] Effects £933 11s. 1d. Resworn December 1901 £1099 0s. 1d." (ref Ancestry National Probate)	1841 census 1851 census 1861 census 1871 census 1881 census 1891 census 1901 census
		Children by Octavia Frances Butler:
	1.	William Robert HAKE born 1853 at Headington, Oxfordshire
	2.	Edwin Denys HAKE born 1855 at Canterbury, Kent
	3.	Lewis Francis HAKE born 1857 at Canterbury, Kent
	4.	Ormond Butler HAKE born 1860 at Canterbury, Kent
3.		Thomas HAKE Bap 28 Jun 1826 at All Hallows On The Walls, Exeter, Devon, Thomas Hake, son of Robert Hake and Frances (ref FamilySearch Co51841 and Parish record 0917198). Ref 1841 census. Devon, England. City of Exeter. Parish of Allhallows on the Walls. Address: Bartholomew Street, Exeter. Together with his parents and siblings: Thomas Hake. Age 15. Born Devon, England. Thomas died 20 Jul 1847 at sea between Hong Kong and Woosung. "July 20, on board the Don Juan, which was caught in a typhoon, on her passage from Hong Kong to Woosung, Mr. Thomas Hake, of this city, aged 21." (ref fmp British Newspapers, Western Times, 22 Jan 1848)	1841 census
4.		Caroline HAKE Bap 2 Aug 1828 at All Hallows On The Walls, Exeter, Devon, Caroline Hake, dau of Robert Hake and Frances (ref FamilySearch C051841 and Parish record 0917198). Ref 1841 census. Devon, England. Civil Parish of St David. Registration district of Exeter. Address: Southernhay, St David, Exeter. Together with a number of school teachers and pupils, grandmother Ann (75), 3 aunts, and sister Fanny (20): Caroline Hake. Age 12. Pupil. Born in Devon, England. Ref 1851 census. Devon, England. Civil Parish of St David. Registration district of Exeter. Address: 38 Southernhay, St David, Exeter. Together with 8 pupils and 3 servants, and her sister and two aunts: Caroline Hake. Niece. Unm. Age 22. Teacher (Governess). Born Exeter. Marr reg Mar qtr 1854 at Exeter District of Caroline Hake to Hugh Popham TALBOT; the marriage was 24 Jan 1854 at Exeter All Hallows on the Walls; Hugh was age 24, bachelor, Chemist, residence Sidmouth, son of Hugh Talbot, Chemist; Caroline was age 25, spinster, residence Bartholomew Yard, dau of Robert Hake, Gentleman; license; witnesses Rob Hake, (?) Talbot, Fanny Hake, Edward Hake (ref fmp Devon Marriages image). Bap 3 May 1830 at Totnes Parish, Devon of Hugh Popham Talbot, son of Hugh & Jane, occupation Chemist, abode Totnes (ref fmp, Devon Family History Society). Ref 1861 census. Devon, England. Civil Parish of Broad Clyst. Address: Village, Broad Clyst. Together with children Frances P (6), Lucy (12 mo) and a servant: Hugh Popham Talbot. Head. Mar. Age 31. Chemist & Dentist practising as dentist. Born Devon, Totnes. Caroline Talbot. Wife. Mar. Age 32. Teacher. Born Devon, Exeter. In my collection is a manuscript dated 1863 which is a Certificate of acknowledgement of a deed by a married woman. This is transcribed and fully explained in the attached documents. Evidently a property in the parish of Allhallows on the Walls, Exeter, owned by Robert Hake, Frances Hake, Robert Hake the younger, Hugh Popham Talbot, Caroline Talbot, Edward, Charles and Sidney Hake was about to be disposed of, and Caroline was required to be questioned separately from her husband to certify that she agreed to the sale. Death reg of Hugh Popham Talbot Mar qtr 1865 at Honiton dist age 36 (ref GRO Index). No probate found. Hugh was buried on the 2 Apr 1865 at Sidmouth, Devon, aged 36, residence Market Place (ref fmp). The birth of their last child Agnes was registered in the next quarter and she was baptised on 10 May 1865 (ref fmp). Ref 1871 census. Devon, England. Civil Parish of Topsham. Address: Albert Cottage, Topsham. Together with daughters Frances (16) and Rose (8) and a servant: Caroline Talbot. Head. W. Age 42. Teacher to young ladies. Born Devon, City of Exeter. Ref 1881 census. Devon, England. Civil parish of Topsham. Address: 16 Fore St, Topsham. Together with daughter Agnes (15): Caroline Talbot. Head. W. Age 52. Private Schoolmistress. Born Devon, Exeter. Caroline died 31 Mar 1887. Death reg of Caroline Talbot Mar qtr 1887 at St Thomas dist aged 58 (ref FreeBMD). "TALBOT Caroline. Personal Estate £493 6s. 10 May. The Will of Caroline Talbot late of Clara-place Topsham in the County of Devon Widow who died 31 March 1887 at Clara-place was proved at Exeter by Frances Popham Jenkins (Wife of William Alfred Jenkins) of Aldin Grange in the City of Durham the Daughter the sole Executrix." (ref Ancestry National Probate)	1841 census 1851 census 1861 census Caroline Hake Certificate explanation Caroline Hake Manuscript 1871 census 1881 census
		Children:
	1.	Frances Popham TALBOT born 1854 at Sidmouth, Devon
	2.	Alice Caroline TALBOT born 1858 at Broadclyst, Devon
	3.	Lucy Popham TALBOT born 1859 at Broadclyst, Devon
	4.	Rose Popham TALBOT born 1862 at Broadclyst, Devon
	5.	Agnes Popham TALBOT born 1865 at Broadclyst, Devon
5.		Edward HAKE Bap 27 Jan 1831 at All Hallows On The Walls, Exeter, Devon, Edward Hake, son of Robert Hake and Frances (ref FamilySearch C051841 and Parish record 0917198). Ref 1841 census. Devon, England. City of Exeter. Parish of Allhallows on the Walls. Address: Bartholomew Street, Exeter. Together with his parents and siblings: Edward Hake. Age 10. Born Devon, England. Not found in 1851 census. Edward was probably in Germany at this time, as he studied at the Conservatorium of Music, Leipzig, and was a teacher of the pianoforte and singing. He also played the organ at St Sidwells, Exeter. The attached document lists many references to Edward Hake in Trewman's Exeter Flying Post from 1852 to 1868 (courtesy J.Treanor 2011). Marr 15 Jun 1857 at Ottery S. Mary, Devon, to Louisa Amy TINNEY (ref Family Register of Edward & Louisa). Bap 26 Jul 1832 at Ottery St Mary Parish of Louisa Amy Tinney, dau of William Sparks & Margaret, occupation Surgeon, abode Pater Noster Row (ref fmp, Devon Family History Society). His occupation: played organ in St. Sidwells, Exeter. Note: their residence from c1858 to 1869 was Dix's Field in Exeter. In this street were houses for the well off, and they attracted members of the medical profession and local notables. They were terrace houses which were severely damaged in the 1942 bombing, and only a few houses survive now. Ref Exeter Memories website http://www.exetermemories.co.uk/em/_streets/dixs.php. Ref 1861 census. Devon, England. Civil Parish of Exeter St Sidwell. Address: Dix's Field, Southernhay, Exeter. Together with children Amy (2) and Margaret L (9 mo) and sister in law Fanny Tinney (21) and 2 servants: Edward Hake. Head. Mar. Age 30. Teacher of Music. Born Exeter, Devon. Louisa A Hake. Wife. Mar. Age 28. Born Ottery St Mary, Devon. In 1870 Edward was the executor for his father: "HAKE Robert. 7 May. The Will of Robert Hake formerly of Southernhay but late of Eldon-place both in the County of the City of Exeter Gentleman deceased who died 21 April 1870 at 9 Eldon-place aforesaid was proved at Exeter by the oath of Edward Hake of 5 Velwell-villas in the County of the City aforesaid Professor of Music the Son the sole Executor. Effects under £450." (Ancestry Probate records) Ref 1871 census. Devon, England. Civil Parish of St David. Address: 5 Velwell Villa, St David. Together with children Amy (12), Mary A (6), Fredk A (4), Alice M (2), and 3 servants: Louisa A Hake. Wife. Mar. Age 38. Wife of Musician. Born Devon, Ottery. Ref 1881 census. Devon, England. Civil parish of Exeter St David. Address: 14 Howell Road, Exeter St David. Together with children Margaret L (20), Mary A (16), Alice M (12), Ethel (9) and 2 servants: Edward Hake. Head. Mar. Age 50. Teacher of Music. Born Devon, Exeter. Louisa A Hake. Wife. Mar. Age 48. Born Devon, Ottery St Mary. Ref 1891 census. Devon, England. Parish of St David. Address: 14 Howell Rd, St David. Together with children Margaret Lily (30), Ethel (19), and a servant: Edward Hake. Head. M. Age 60. Teacher of Music. Born Devon, Exeter. Louisa Amy Hake. Wife. M. Age 58. Born Devon, Ottery St Mary. Edward died 19 Mar 1893. Edward's death reg Mar qtr 1893 at Exeter District aged 62 (ref FreeBMD). "HAKE Edward of 14 Howell-road Exeter professor of music died 19 March 1893. Administration Exeter 14 April to Louisa Amy Hake widow. Effects £303 14s. 2d." (ref Ancestry Probate records). Ref 1901 census. Devon, England. Civil parish of Exeter. Address: 14 Howell Road, Exeter. Together with daughters Margaret L (40), Ethel (29) and a servant: Louisa A Hake. Head. Wid. Age 68. Living on own means. Born Devon, Ottery St Mary. Ref 1911 census. Worcestershire, England. Parish of Worcester St John Bedwardine. Registration district of Worcester. Address: Malvern Road Worcester. Together with daughters Margaret Lily (50), Ethel (39): Louisa Amy Hake. Head. Widow. Age 78. Born Devon Ottery St Mary. Marr 54 years, children 7 born 4 alive 3 dead. Louisa died 27 Apr 1920. Louisa's death reg Jun qtr 1920 at Worcester dist aged 87 (ref FreeBMD). "HAKE Louisa Amy of Inglewood Malvern-road Worcester widow died 27 April 1920. Probate London 2 June to Frederic Arthur Hake bank manager. Effects £422 10s. 1d." (Ref Ancestry Probate records).	1841 census Edward Hake Newspaper References Edward Hake & Louisa A Tinney Family Register 1861 census 1871 census 1881 census 1891 census 1901 census 1911 census
		Children:
	1.	Amy HAKE born 1858 at Exeter, Devon
	2.	Margaret Lily HAKE born 1860 at Exeter, Devon
	3.	Edward HAKE born 1862 at Exeter, Devon
	4.	Mary Agnes HAKE born 1865 at Exeter, Devon
	5.	Frederic Arthur HAKE born 1867 at Exeter, Devon
	6.	Alice Mabel HAKE born 1869 at Exeter, Devon
	7.	Ethel HAKE born 1872 at Exeter, Devon
6.		Charles HAKE Born 29 Mar 1833; bap 17 Apr 1833 at All Hallows On The Walls, Exeter, Devon, Charles Hake, son of Robert Hake and Frances (ref FamilySearch C051841 and Parish record 0917198). Ref 1841 census. Devon, England. City of Exeter. Parish of Allhallows on the Walls. Address: Bartholomew Street, Exeter. Together with his parents and siblings: Charles Hake. Age 8. Born Devon, England. Not found in 1851 census, but presumably left for Australia after 1851 if he was with his brother Sidney. Occ Photographer. Member of Expedition to the Northern Territory, Australia. Joint taker of the first photographs ever taken in the NT. He went to Australia with his brother Sidney. Charles had an eventful life in the opening up of South Australia and the Northern Territory. In 1864 he was included in the list of members of an expedition to the Northern Territory as Charles Hake, labourer, 5s (ref South Australian Advertiser Tue 12 Apr 1864, in Trove). In 1865 Charles took part in an extraordinary voyage known as The Forlorn Hope. The seven men, who included two surveyors, two sailors, and two labourers (incl Charles) left Adam Bay, near Darwin in an open boat, and arrived 2 months later at Geraldton, Western Australia, a voyage of 2500 miles. "THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY VOYAGE ON RECORD. In our last we announced the safe arrival of Mr. Stow and party at West Australia, we have since received the following particulars of their unparalleled feat:- Mr. Jefferson Stow, accompanied by Messrs. M'Minn, and Hamilton, surveyors, late in the employ of the South Australian Government at Adam Bay; two sailors, James Davis and John White; and two labourers, Charles Hake and Francis Edwards, left Adam Bay [near Darwin] on the 7th May, in an open boat 23 ½ feet long, six feet beam, and two feet deep. They arrived at Anson Bay on the 14th, at Cape Dombey on the 15th, off Cape Bougainville on the night of the 16th; they landed on Troughton Island on the 21st, and on the 29th arrived in Camden Harbour. There, fortunately, they found the party under Sholl's orders were in good health. Mr. Stow and his companions, having been hospitably entertained for five days, left on the 3rd of June, and on the 7th were off Lacepede Islands, and on the 15th off Solitary Island; passed Turtle Island on the 17th, and on the 19th anchored in Nickol Bay. Here they stayed until the 23rd, landing at two places searching for water, when, not meeting with any of the white settlers, they started on their perilous voyage, passing outside of Lampier's Archipelago and landed on an island off the mouth of the Fortescue River on the 26th. They passed the North-west Cape with fine weather, the wind from east and south-east, at noon on the 28th June, entering Shark's Bay at sundown on the 2nd July; and on the following morning (Monday, the 3rd July), being becalmed off the Naturaliste Channel, they remained at anchor till the 5th, when they rowed clear of Dirck Hartog's Island, and on the 8th arrived at Garaldton [Geraldton], thus accomplishing a voyage of 2500 miles as perilous, with the exception of Bligh's, in the Bounty's boat, as we have ever heard or read of; for they have twice grounded on coral reefs in an unknown sea, and for three days were in a violent gale of wind, expecting every moment to be destroyed. They report that just previous to their arrival at Camden Harbour the settlement had been visited by a fleet of malay proas, with 400 men. They put in in want of water. Sholl directed them to an island in the bay. here they were attacked and repulsed by a body of armed natives. They then set sail, and disappeared." (Illustrated Sydney News, Sat 16 Sep 1865, in Trove) See also a description in Chapter XIX of The Story of The Camera in Australia, by Jack Cato, F.R.P.S. "The story of that journey is one of the great epics of the sea. They were followed by sharks and often by great yellow and black sea snakes. They went through terrific seas when they broke the rudder and lost a mast, when, says the official report, "no men, probably, were ever in greater peril for so long a time". A newspaper report of their arrival at Fremantle says : "It was one of the most daring and perilous boat voyages ever undertaken. They were welcomed home as though risen from the dead." The diary kept by J.P. Stowe was read to the members of the Royal Geographical Society in London and at its conclusion the President remarked: "The bold adventure of Mr. Stowe and his companions seems to be almost equal to that of Lt. Bligh when set adrift from the Bounty." Stowe's diary was published in pamphlet form by the South Australian Advertiser under the title The Forlorn Hope and is to be found in all of our chief libraries. Those are the conditions under which Arthur Hamilton and Charles Hake made the first photographs ever taken in the Northern Territory, working the wet plate process under stresses of heat, humidity, damp and mildew, and vexed by the follies and frustrations of a leader who must have made life very difficult. They made pictures showing the coastline from one of the ships, and after landing took the three ships from the shore. They took the setting up of the tents, the landing of the stores, the building of quarters for the officers and the men, the palisades, the store houses, the planting of crops, the making of roads and many groups of the settlers and of the natives; also the strange trees and plants, and many varied landscapes. They seem to have covered every phase of the life and setting of this strange venture. For nearly ninety years their pictures appeared to be lost. Various collectors advertised for them in newspapers without avail. But a few years ago Mr. E. M. Christie of the Royal Victorian Historical Society discovered a considerable number of them in a private collection. They were faded and in poor condition, but he took them to George Marchant of Melbourne who copied them with great cunning and produced a set of new negatives from which perfect prints have been made." In 1866 Charles gave evidence to the Northern Territory Commission: "The Northern Territory Commissioners held its fifth sitting on Wednesday, at half past 10 a.m. Mr. Hamilton's examination was concluded, and Messrs. Charles Hake, and G. Warland were examined. The evidence chiefly related to the character of the country and particulars of the township. " (ref South Australian Advertiser Thur 22 Mar 1866 in Trove). Died 19 Dec 1896 at Adelaide Hospital, South Australia. The death certificate shows date 19 Dec 1896, Charles Hake, Male, 63 years, Laborer, usual residence Prospect, cause of death Gangrene of Lung, died at Adelaide Hospital, informant was Undertaker's Assistant North Adelaide, entered at District Registry Office 28 Dec 1896. "HAKE, - On the 19th December, at the Adelaide Hospital, Charles Hake, formerly of the Telegraph Department and also of Port Darwin; was one of the crew of the Forlorn Hope." (ref The Advertiser, SA, Mon 21 Dec 1896, in Trove)	1841 census
7.		Sidney HAKE Occupation Corn Merchant (ref marriage cert). Bap 17 Oct 1835 at All Hallows On The Walls, Exeter, Devon, Sidney Hake, son of Robert Hake and Frances (ref FamilySearch C051841 and Parish record 0917198). Ref 1841 census. Devon, England. City of Exeter. Parish of Allhallows on the Walls. Address: Bartholomew Street, Exeter. Together with his parents and siblings: Sidney Hake. Age 6. Born Devon, England. Ref 1851 census.Devon, England. City of Exeter. Civil Parish of Allhallows on the Wall. Address: 40 Bartholomew Street, Exeter. Together with his parents: Sidney Hake. Son. U. Age 15. At home. Born Devon, Exeter. Went to South Australia with his brother Charles. His migration record has not been located. Sidney was a passenger on the vessel Wonga Wonga from Melbourne to Sydney, arriving 11 Sep 1862 (ref Ancestry). Marr 2 Apr 1863 in St Paul's Church, Adelaide, Australia, to Charlotte Helen HEMSLEY, born 1841 at Blackheath Hill, Greenwich, Kent, England, chr 26 Sep 1841 at St Alphage,Greenwich (ref her BC and their MC), daughter of Charles HEMSLEY and Charlotte EDWARDS, died 30 Jan 1918, bur Boroondara Cem, Kew, Victoria. (See HEMSLEY tree.) Copy of marriage cert held. Both were of "full" age at the date of the wedding, residing Adelaide. Sydney was a Corn Merchant, son of Robert Hake; Charlotte was daughter of Charles Hemsley; witnesses were [illegible] of Flinders Street, ad Saml Goode, Merchant, residence Adelaide. "MARRIAGES. HAKE - HEMSLEY.- On the 2nd April, at St. Paul's Church, Adelaide, by the Rev. Canon Russell, Mr. Sidney Hake, to Charlotte Helen, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Charles Hemsley, of Blackheath, Kent." (ref Trove, South Australian Register, Fri 3 Apr 1863) In the South Australian Advertiser 3 June 1869 in the Goolwa Shipping, Mar 30, Maranoa, Steamer, from Upper Darling, Sidney Hake, agent, cargo mainly wool. During 1872 Sidney Hake was mentioned several times as Clerk of the District Council. They moved to Victoria between late 1872, and 1873. Om 1875, Sidney Hake was named as a churchwarden of St. Mary's, Hotham, in the Archdeaconry of Melbourne and Geelong (ref Trove, The Church of England Messenger Thu 4 Feb 1875) Addresses in Sands & McDougalls directories are: 1877-1878, 77 Bridport St Wes, Emerald Hill; 1881, 2 Arlington Tce, Fitzroy St, St Kilda;1883, 4 Cora Lynn Tce, Fitzroy St, St Kilda; 1887, Dandenong Rd, Armidale; 1888-1896, Downshire Road, Elsternwick; in 1897-1898 they were in "Stawell", the two storey terrace on the corner of Stawell Street and Princess Street, Kew. They were also there in 1901 at the wedding of daughter Elsie. Sidney died 16 Jul 1911 at Kew, Victoria (Vic reg 9506), bur Boroondara Cem, Kew. The grave memorial reads "In loving memory of / Sidney Hake / Died 16th July 1911 aged 75 / Also his wife Charlotte Helen / Died 30th Jan 1918 aged 74" (C of E F407). Sidney Hake's Will was written in 1907 and reads as follows. "This is the last Will and Testament of Sidney Hake, of Melbourne, Assistant Wool Broker &c I give and bequeath to my wife Charlotte Helen Hake, all property of which I may be possessed at the time of my death, with the exception of a policy of Insurance No. 39457 in the Widows’ Fund Insurance Company Ltd, effected on the life of my son Robert Sidney Hake and transferred by him to me. This I wish to be returned to my son Robert Sidney Hake free of charge, or in case of his death before this my will can come into operation, these to be returned to his wife if living, or if otherwise, these to his executors in trust for his child or children. And in case my wife Charlotte Helen Hake may have died before myself, then I desire that the policy of Insurance mentioned above may be disposed of according to my desires as expressed above, also that the piano made by “Bluthner” may become the sole property of my daughter Dora Beatrice Hake, all other articles, funds, documents of value, and goods of any descriptive, to be either divided, if they agree and wish to do so, or otherwise sold and the proceeds divided in equal parts among my children then living, together with the proceeds of my Life Policy of Insurance in the Australian Mutual Provident Society, which is primarily the property of my wife, and at her disposal, and only comes into the provisions of this my will, in case my wife Charlotte Helen Hake, may have died before me. And I hereby appoint Charlotte Helen Hake to be the Executrix of this my Will, and, failing her, I appoint Robert Hodgson Cole to be Executor of same. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand this fourth day of March, in the year One thousand nine hundred and seven." Witnesses were H.L. Watkins of Moreland and W. Nicholas of Middle Brighton. Note: the Bluthner piano is in the possession of Jennie Grierson in 2021, via Dora Hake and Betty Serle. All 7 children who survived infancy were still alive at the time of Sidney's death. FROM WHOM ELIZABETH SHADE NEE GRIERSON IS DESCENDED.	1841 census 1851 census Charlotte SEE HEMSLEY TREE
		Children:
	1.	Helen Hemsley HAKE born 1864 at Adelaide, South Australia
	2.	Gertrude Marsh HAKE born 1865 at Goolwa, South Australia
	3.	Mabel Edwards HAKE born 1866 in South Australia
	4.	Robert Sidney HAKE born 1868 at Goolwa, South Australia
	5.	Rose Hemsley HAKE born 1873 at North Melbourne, Victoria
	6.	Dora Beatrice HAKE born 1875 at South Melbourne, Victoria
	7.	Elsie Frederica HAKE born 1876 at Emerald Hill, Victoria
	8.	Ruby de Lancey HAKE born 1879 at St Kilda, Victoria
		Issue of William Hake and Elizabeth Truman
1.		Mary Ann HAKE (1) Born 1820, baptism not found. Burial of Mary Ann Hake 28 Jan 1822 at Exeter St David, Devon, residence St David's Hill, age 2 (ref fmp Devon Burials, image indexed as Hales, corrected 11/2/2021).
2.		William Truman HAKE Bap of William Truman Hake 8 Oct 1821 at Exeter St David, Devon, son of Wm and Elizth Hake; residence St David's Hill; Gent (ref fmp Devon Baptisms image). Ref 1841 census. Devon, England. Civil parish of Northam. Registration district of Bideford. Address: Tusculm, Northam. Together with many teachers and pupils, his parents and 4 siblings: William Hake. Age 19. Born in Devon. Marr reg Sep qtr 1844 at Bideford District, Devon of William Truman to Frederica KING (ref FreeBMD). Birth of Frederica King 25 Feb 1812, bap 8 Jun 1812 at St Antholin, Budge Row, City of London, dau of Frederick Benjamin & Emma King (ref Ancestry London CofE Baps Marriages & Burials image). Ref 1851 census. Devon, England. Civil parish of Northam. Address: Orchard Hill House, Northam. Together with children Emma Maria (5), Caroline T (4), Frederic C (2) and many visitors and pupils: William T Hake. Head. Mar. Age 29. Partner in my Father's school. Teacher dead languages and mathematics. Born Devon, Exeter. Frederica Hake. Wife. M. Age 39. School mistress gen instruction. Born Middlesex, Stoke Newington. Ref 1861 census. Devon, England. Civil Parish of Northam. Town of Northam. Address: Rockland House or Tuscalum, Northam. Together with children Emma Maria (15), Caroline T (14), Frederica C (12), William Henry 98), Frederick Agustus (6), and brother John Henry (37) and sister Elizabeth (30), and their mother, and many scholars and staff: William T Hake. Head. Mar. Age 39. School Master. Born Devon, Exeter. Frederica Hake. Wife. Mar. Age 49. Born Middlesex, Stoke Newington. At the end of 1863, William and family vacated the property. "NORTHAM, NORTH DEVON. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, for the residue of a Term of 40 years, of which 35 ½ are unexpired, determinable at certain periods at the option of the lessee, all that desirable HOUSE and PREMISES, called "Rockland Hill House," formerly Tusculum, together with the lawn, large kitchen garden, barn, cow-house, stabling, &c., and pasture land held therewith, the whole comprising above 11 acres, and being in the occupation of Mr. William Truman Hake, situate in the parish of Northam, and within one mile from the town of Bideford." (ref fmp British Newspapers, Exeter & Plymouth Gazette, 11 Dec 1863). William and Frederica not found in 1871 census. William died 13 June 1875 at Lausanne, Switzerland. "HAKE William Truman. 30 August [1875]. Administration (with the Will) of the effects of William Truman Hake formerly of Rockland Hill in the Parish of Northam in the County of Devon but late of Plaisance Route de Morges Lausanne in Switzerland Gentleman who died 13 June 1875 at Lausanne was granted at the Principal Registry under the usual Limitations to Samuel Woods of 5 Austin Friars Old-Broad-street in the City of London Stockbroker the lawful Attorney of Frederica Hake Widow the Relict the sole Executrix now residing at Plaisance. Effects under £800 in England." (ref Ancestry Probate records). Frederica died 20 Jan 1898 in Switzerland. "HAKE Frederica of Clarens-Vaud Switzerland widow died 1898 Probate London 22 February to Anthony Brown and William Charles Brown wholesale-stationers Effects £983 15s." (ref Ancestry National Probate Calendar).	1841 census 1851 census 1861 census
		Children:
	1.	Emma Maria HAKE born 1845 at Northam, Devon
	2.	Caroline Truman HAKE born 1847 at Northam, Devon
	3.	Frederica Charlotte HAKE born 1848 at Northam, Devon
	4.	William Henry HAKE born 1852 at Northam, Devon
	5.	Frederick Augustus HAKE born 1855 at Northam, Devon
3.		Henry HAKE Bap of Henry Hake 14 Oct 1822 at Exeter St David, son of Wm and Elizth Hake; residence St David's Hill; Gent (ref fmp Devon Baptisms image). Burial 13 Oct 1822 at St David, Exeter, Henry Hake, age 1 day (ref fmp, Devon Family History Society). Clearly one of the records is one or more days out and may have been updated retrospectively.
4.		John Henry HAKE Bap of John Henry Hake 15 Sep 1823 at Exeter St David, son of William and Elizabeth Hake; residence St David's Hill; Gentleman (ref fmp Devon Baptisms image). Ref 1841 census. Devon, England. Civil parish of Northam. Registration district of Bideford. Address: Tusculm, Northam. Together with many teachers and pupils, his parents and 4 siblings: John Hake. Age 17. Born in Devon. Ref 1851 census. Devon, England. Civil parish of Northam. Registration District of Bideford. Address: Tusculum House, Orchard Hill, Northam. (next door to his son William Truman Hake) Together with many pupils and staff, with his parents and 2 sisters: John H Hake. Son. Unm. Age 27. Partner School. Born Exeter Devonshire. Ref 1861 census. Devon, England. Civil Parish of Northam. Town of Northam. Address: Rockland House or Tuscalum, Northam. Together with his brother William and family, his mother, and his sister, and many others: John Henry Hake. Brother. Un. Age 37. Assistant. Born Devon, Exeter. Marr reg Sep qtr 1864 at Bideford, Devon of John Henry Hake to Mary Elizabeth SMALE (ref FreeBMD). Bap of Mary Elizabeth Smale 2 May 1827 at Bideford Parish, Devon, dau of Charles & Jane, occupation Solicitor, abode Bideford (ref fmp, Devon Family History Society). Ref 1871 census. Surrey, England. Civil Parish of Clapham. Registration District of Wandsworth. Address: Ramsden Road Malvern Villas, Clapham. Together with a servant: John H Hake. Head. Mar. Age 47. Commercial Clerk. Born Devon Exeter. Mary E Hake. Wife. Mar. Age 43. Born Devon Bideford. John & Mary not found in 1881 or 1891 or 1901 census. Mary's death not found. Ref 1911 census. Devonshire, England. Parish of Bideford. Registration district of Bideford. Address: 2 South View Terrace North Down Road Bideford. Together with brother George (84), his niece Isobel Elizabeth Marriott (64) and a servant: John Henry Hake. Brother. Widower. Age 87. Tutor Retired. Born Exeter Devon. Death reg of John H. Hake Dec qtr 1917 at Bideford dist aged 94 (ref FreeBMD). No probate found. "The funeral of Mr. J.H.Hake of 2, South-view-terrace, whose death was reported in our last issue, took place at the Higher Town Cemetery on Wednesday, the 24th last. The deceased was borne to the grave by the senior members of the North Road Plymouth Brethren Society, of which Mr. Hake was a devoted member..." (ref fmp British Newspaper, North Devon Journal 01 Nov 1917 )	1841 census 1851 census 1861 census 1871 census 1911 census
5.		Edward HAKE Bap of Edward Hake 3 Jan 1825 at Exeter St Martin, Devon, son of William and Elizabeth Hake, residence Fore-street, Draper (ref fmp Devon Baptisms image). Burial of Edward Hake 3 Dec 1825 at St Martin Parish, Exeter age 10 months (ref fmp - Devon Family History Society).
6.		George HAKE Bap of George Hake 10 Sep 1826 at Exeter St Martin, Devon, son of William and Elizabeth Hake, residence High Street, Mercer (ref fmp Devon Baptisms image). Ref 1841 census. Devon, England. Civil parish of Northam. Registration district of Bideford. Address: Tusculm, Northam. Together with many teachers and pupils, his parents and 4 siblings: George Hake. Age 14. Scholar. Born in Devon. Marr ref Sep qtr 1850 at Islington dist to Elizabeth Isabella MARRIOTT (ref FreeBMD). Bap 16 Oct 1818 at St Mary Islington of Elizabeth Isabella Marriott, dau of William Marriott & Mary Ann Marriott (ref Ancestry London Baptisms). Ref 1851 census. Devon, England. Civil parish of Northam. Registration District of Bideford. Address: Ridgway Villa, Orchard Hill, Northam. Together with a governess, pupil, visitor, and 2 servants: George Hake. Head. Mar. Age 24. Partner in My Fathers School Mathematics Teacher. Born Devon Exeter. Isabella Hake. Wife. Mar. Age 31. Born Middlesex Islington Middlesex. Ref 1861 census. Devon, England. Civil Parish of Northam. Town of Northam. Address: Hock House, Northam. (next door to other Hake school) Together with child George Alfred (6 mo) and sister Mary (33) and servants, teachers and scholars: George Hake. Head. Mar. Age 34. Teacher of Mathematics. Born Devon, Exeter. Elizabeth Isabella Hake. Wife. Mar. Age 40. Born Middlesex, Islington. Ref 1871 census. Devon, England. Civil Parish of Northam. Address: Rock House, Northam. Together with son George (10) and nephew by Isabella, William Marriott (13) (born Switzerland): George Hake. Head. Mar. Age 45. Schoolmaster. Born Exeter, Devon. Isabella Hake. Wife. Mar. Age 51. Born Cannonbury, Middlesex. Ref 1881 census. Devon, England. Civil parish of Northam. Address: Rock House, Northam. Together with a large number of boarders and servants, and niece Isabella Marriott (34): George Hake. Head. Mar. Age 54. Teacher (School). Born Exeter, Devon. Isabella Hake. Wife. Marr. Age 61. Teacher. Born London, Middlesex. Ref 1891 census. Devon, England. Civil parish of Northam. Registration district of Bideford. Address: Rock House School, Bideford Road, Northam. Together with 3 governesses, 14 pupils, and 4 servants: George Hake. Head. Mar. Age 64. Schoolmaster. Born Exeter Devon. Isabella Hake. Wife. Mar. Age 71. Born Canonbury London. Ref 1901 census. Devon, England. Civil parish of Northam. Address: Orchard Hill, Northam. Together with grandchild Kate (11) and 4 Marriott children, listed as grandchildren but probably great nieces and nephews, and a governess, visitor and 3 servants: George Hake. Head. M. Age 74. Living on own means. Born Devon, Exeter. Isabella Hake. Wife. M. Age 82. Born Middlesex, Islington. Elizabeth died 16 May 1903. Elizabeth Isabella's death reg Jun qtr 1903 at Bideford dist, Devon aged 84 (ref FreeBMD). "HAKE Elizabeth Isabella of "Stanhope" Bideford Devonshire (wife of George Hake) died 16 May 1903. Administration (with Will) Liverpool 6 August to Emily Hake [unknown] spinster. Effects £75." (Ancestry Probate records) Ref 1911 census. Devonshire, England. Parish of Bideford. Registration district of Bideford. Address: 2 South View Terrace North Down Road Bideford. Together with brother John Henry (87), niece Isobel Elizabeth Marriott (64) and a servant: George Hake. Head. Widower. Age 84. Retired School Master. Born Exeter Devon. George died 6 Apr 1916. George's death reg Jun qtr 1916 at Bideford dist aged 89 (ref FreeBMD). "HAKE George of 2 South View-terrace Bideford Devonshire died 6 April 1916. Probate London 26 October to George Alfred Hake Lloyds surveyor. Effects £71 7s. 11d." (Ancestry Probate records) "FUNERAL AT BIDEFORD. By the death of Mr. George Hake, which took place at the age of 89 years, Bideford has lost a resident who for upwards of half a century filled a unique and honoured place in the religious life of the district, and one whose passing will be very keenly felt, especially by the poor, among whom he chiefly laboured. Mr. Hake had spent practically the whole of his long life in Bideford. His father, Mr. Wm. Hake, better known to the older generation at Barnstaple, came to Bideford from Exeter in 1839 and for many years kept a well-known school at "Tusculum" (now "Wellesborne") Northam, some of his sons later assisting him in his enterprise. After his retirement Mr. Wm. Hake went to Barnstable and lived at New Buildings with the scholarly and saintly Mr. Robert C. Chapman, of international reputation, with whom and the late Mr. Batt, who lived to be a nonagenarian, he was associated in the early days of the meetings of Brethren at that place. Mr. George Hake conducted the school at "Rock-house", Bideford, in which he had the valuable co-operation of his wife, who died, greatly mourned, ten years ago. Many Anglo-Indian families have the pleasantest recollections of these establishments. The deceased retired from the scholastic profession many years ago and had been living up to the time of his death at South View-terrace, Northdown-road. But it is in connection with his quiet religious and philanthropic work that Mr. Hake was best known to the present geneeration. For over sixty years he held an honoured place in the local meeting houses of the Brethren, and he literally spent his time doing good. He had been essentially an "exhorter of men," and there have been few who have known his work but have admired it, and many were brought under the spell of his gracious personality and the sincerity of his religious fervour. Latterly old age had been telling even upon his vigorous constitution, and a little over a week ago he was confined to his bed with a cold. It was hoped rest and nourishment would keep him with his friends some time longer, but a great weakness came on and he passed away on Thursday morning. He leaves a son, Mr. George A. Hake, of Edinburgh; Mr. Henry Hake, of South View, Bideford, a few years his senior, and now the only surviving of several brothers; and several nephews and nieces. There have been several examples of longevity in the family, and the late Mr. William Gordon Hake of Brighton, who was England's oldest barrister, and who lived to be 103, was a first cousin of Bideford's townsman, Mr. George Hake. The funeral took place on Sunday, the chief mourners being Mr. George A. Hake and Mrs. Hake (son and daughter -in-law), and Mr. William Marriott (Norfolk, nephew). etc" (The British Newspaper Archive, North Devon Journal, Thur 13 Apr 1916)	1841 census 1851 census 1861 census 1871 census 1881 census 1891 census 1901 census 1911 census
		Child:
	1.	George Alfred HAKE born 1860 at Northam, Devon
7.		Mary HAKE (2) Bap of Mary Hake 7 Apr 1828 at Exeter St Martin, Devon, dau of William and Elizabeth Hake; residence Bedford Circus; Schoolmaster (ref fmp Devon Baptisms image). Ref 1841 census. Devon, England. Civil parish of Northam. Registration district of Bideford. Address: Tusculm, Northam. Together with many teachers and pupils, her parents and 4 siblings: Mary Hake. Age 13. Scholar. Born in Devon. Ref 1851 census. Devon, England. Civil parish of Northam. Registration District of Bideford. Address: Tusculum House, Orchard Hill, Northam. (next door to his son William Truman Hake) Together with many pupils and staff, her parents and 2 siblings: Mary Hake. Dau. Unm. Age 23. School Master's Daur & Partner. Born Exeter Devonshire. Ref 1861 census. Devon, England. Civil Parish of Northam. Town of Northam. Address: Hock House, Northam. Together with her brother George and his family: Mary Hake. Sister. Un. Age 33. Teacher. Born Devon, Exeter. Not found in 1871 census. Ref 1881 census. Devon, England. Civil parish of Barnstaple. Address: 9 New Buildings, Barnstaple. Together with her father William (86), a visitor and 3 servants: Mary Hake. Dau. Single. Age 53. No Occupation. Born Exeter Devon. Ref 1891 census. Kent, England. Parish of Tunbridge. Registration District of Tunbridge. . Address: 2 Lime Hill Road, Tunbridge Wells. In the home of Louisa Churchill (48), Hon. Lady Superintendent Convalescent Home: Mary Hake. Boarder. Single. Age 63. Living on Her Own Means. Born Exeter Devon. Mary's death reg Dec qtr 1894 at Barnstaple dist, Devon aged 66 (ref FreeBMD). No probate found.	1841 census 1851 census 1861 census 1881 census 1891 census
8.		Elizabeth HAKE Born 1830 at Exeter, Devonshire, England. (Source not found in fmp) Ref 1841 census. Devon, England. Civil parish of Northam. Registration district of Bideford. Address: Tusculm, Northam. Together with many teachers and pupils, her parents and 4 siblings: Betsy Hake. Age 10. Scholar. Born in Devon. Ref 1851 census. Devon, England. Civil parish of Northam. Registration District of Bideford. Address: Tusculum House, Orchard Hill, Northam. (next door to his son William Truman Hake) Together with many pupils and staff, her parents and 2 siblings: Bessie Hake. Dau. Unm. Age 20. School Master's Daur & Partner. Born Exeter Devonshire. Ref 1861 census. Devon, England. Civil Parish of Northam. Town of Northam. Address: Rockland House or Tuscalum, Northam. Together with her brother William and family, her mother, and her sister, and many others: Elizabeth Hake. Sister. Un. Age 30. Assistant. Born Devon, Exeter. Ref 1871 census. Devon, England. Civil Parish of Bratton Fleming. Registration District of Barnstaple. Address: Beara, Bratton Fleming. In the home of John Tamlyn (40), Farmer of 105 Acres: Elizabeth Hake. Lodger. Unm. Age 40. Annuitant. Born Devon Exeter. Ref 1881 census. Devon, England. Civil parish of Barnstaple. Address: 5 New Buildings, Barnstaple. Elizabeth Hake. Head. Single. Age 50. No Occupation. Born Exeter Devon. Elizabeth's death reg Jun qtr 1887 at Barnstaple Dist aged 56 (ref FreeBMD). No probate found.	1841 census 1851 census 1861 census 1871 census 1881 census
		Issue of Mary Hake and Charles Newman Bickerton Cosens
1.		Charles Sidney COSENS Bap of Charles Sidney Cosins 20 Apr 1829 at St Cuthbert's, Wells, Somerset, son of Charles Newman Bickerton & Mary Cosins; New Street; Gentleman (ref Ancestry CofE Somerset baps image). In 1835 the family went by vessel Louisa to New York in transit to Upper Canada with the intention of settling there. The passengers were C.N.B. Cosens (38), Mrs Cosens (36), Charles Sidney (6), Mary Caroline (4), Eleanor Ann (3) and William Champion (1) (ref Ancestry New York Passenger List). Charles returned to England and attended Oxford University. "COSENS Charles Sidney 1s [1st son of] Charles Newman Bickerton of Wells Somerset, Arm. [?] BRASENOSE COLL, matric. [entered] 3 Feb 1848 aged 19 (ref Ancestry Oxford University Alumni) Marr 1 Nov 1855 at Baltimore, Maryland, USA of Charles Sidney Cosens to Hortensia Monroe ROGERS, dau of Lloyd (ref Ancestry, Marriages in the Baltimore Sun, 1851-1860). Birth of Hortensia Munroe Rogers 17 Mar 1832, bap 20 Nov 1834 at Christ Church Parish Chase and St Paul Street, Baltimore, dau of Lloyd N Rogers (ref FamilySearch FHL Film Number 13703). Death of Hortensia 3 Nov 1855 at Baltimore, USA (ref Ancestry Public Tree). Death of Charles Sidney Cosens 31 Dec 1857 (ref newspaper). "December 31, at Toronto, Upper Canada, Charles Sidney Cosens, Esq., barrister-at-law." (ref fmp British Newspapers, Exeter Flying Post, 28 Jan 1858)
2.		Mary Caroline COSENS Bap of Mary Caroline Cosins 22 Jul 1831 at St Cuthbert's, Wells, Somerset, dau of Charles Newman Bickerton & Mary Cosins; New Street; Gentleman (ref Ancestry CofE Somerset baps image). In 1835 the family went by vessel Louisa to New York in transit to Upper Canada with the intention of settling there. The passengers were C.N.B. Cosens (38), Mrs Cosens (36), Charles Sidney (6), Mary Caroline (4), Eleanor Ann (3) and William Champion (1) (ref Ancestry New York Passenger List). In 1848 three of the children went by vessel Victoria to New York in transit to Canada. The passengers were Caroline Cosens (17), Ellen Ann Cosens (16), and Maria A Cosens (12); they arrived 25 Sep 1848 in Steerage (ref Ancestry New York Port Arrivals). This record is part of a set of Irish immigrants so it is not clear why they were there. No further information found.
3.		Eleanor Ann COSENS Born 20 May 1832; bap 24 Jan 1833 at Saint Mary, Battersea, London, Eleanor Ann Cosens, dau of Charles Newman Bickerton Cosens and Mary (ref FamilySearch P015551 and Parish record 0254530 & Ancestry London Baptisms). In 1835 the family went by vessel Louisa to New York in transit to Upper Canada with the intention of settling there. The passengers were C.N.B. Cosens (38), Mrs Cosens (36), Charles Sidney (6), Mary Caroline (4), Eleanor Ann (3) and William Champion (1) (ref Ancestry New York Passenger List). In 1848 three of the children went by vessel Victoria to New York in transit to Canada. The passengers were Caroline Cosens (17), Ellen Ann Cosens (16), and Maria A Cosens (12); they arrived 25 Sep 1848 in Steerage (ref Ancestry New York Port Arrivals). This record is part of a set of Irish immigrants so it is not clear why they were there. Ref 1871 Canada Census. St James Ward, Toronto East, Ontario. Mary Cosens. Age 70. Widow. Born England. Church of England. Ellen Cosens. Age 28. Born England. Church of England. Together with 2 servants. Ref 1881 Canada Census. St James Ward, Toronto City, Ontario. Mary Cousens. Age 80. Born England. Church of England. Widow. Ellen Cousens. Age 35. Born England. Church of England. Music Teacher. Together with 2 servants. Eleanor returned to England. Eleanor died 4 Jul 1920. Eleanor's death reg Sep qtr 1920 at Christchurch dist, Hampshire, England aged 88 (ref FreeBMD). "COSENS Eleanor Anne of Millbrook Lyall-road Bournemouth spinster died 4 July 1920 at The Gables Pine Tree Glen Bournemouth Probate London 1 September to Edwin Denys Hake schoolmaster. Effects £641 11s. 3d." (ref Ancestry National Probate) [Edwin was a distant relative on the next generation.]
4.		William Champon COSENS Born 22 Mar 1834; bap 15 Jan 1835 at Saint Mary, Battersea, London, William Champon Cosens, son of Charles Newman Bickerton Cosens and Mary (ref FamilySearch P015551 and Parish record 0254530); his father of Battersea Road, Wandsworth Road was a Gentleman (ref Ancestry London Baptisms). (He was baptised as William Champon but the passenger list and his grave have Champion.) In 1835 the family went by vessel Louisa to New York in transit to Upper Canada with the intention of settling there. The passengers were C.N.B. Cosens (38), Mrs Cosens (36), Charles Sidney (6), Mary Caroline (4), Eleanor Ann (3) and William Champion (1) (ref Ancestry New York Passenger List). Migrated to USA. Marr in USA to Ellen Noel ARNOLD, daughter of Dr. Richard Dennis Arnold and Margaret Baugh nee Stirk Arnold (ref her grave memorial which gives the alternate name of Eleanor). She was born 4 Feb 1834 at Savannah, Chatham County, Georgia, USA. Ref findagrave. Ref 1860 United States Federal Census. Address: Savannah, District 3, Chatham, Georgia (ref Ancestry) Richard D Arnold. Age 51. Physician. Born Savannah Georgia USA. William C Cosens. Age 26. Bank Officer. Born London England. Ellen N Cosens. Age 26. Born Savannah Georgia USA. Margaret A Cosens. Age 2. Born Savannah Georgia USA. Richard A Cosens. Age 1. Born Savannah Georgia. Ref 1870 United States Census. Address: Georgia, United States. Richard D Arnold. Age 62. Dr (M.D.). Born Georgia Wm C Cosens. Age 36. Fire Ins. Agt. Born England. Ellen Cosens. Age 36. Born Georgia. Margaret Cosens. Age 12. Born Georgia. Richard A Cosens. Age 10. Born Georgia. Georgia Cosens. Age 3. Born Georgia. [May be error for George Augustus according to some trees] Together with 5 black and 1 mulatto servant and 2 black children. William died 25 Oct 1877 and was buried at Bonaventure Cemetery, Savannah, Chatham County, Georgia, USA (ref www.findagrave.com) Ellen died 14 Dec 1886 and was buried at Bonaventure Cemetery, Savannah, Chatham County, Georgia, USA (ref www.findagrave.com)
		Children:
	1.	Margaret Arnold COSENS born 1857 at Savannah, Georgia, USA
	2.	Richard Arnold COSENS born 1859 at Savannah, Georgia, USA
	3.	William Champon COSENS born 1861 in Georgia, USA
	4.	Charles Sidney COSENS born 1863 in Georgia, USA
	5.	George Augustus COSENS born 1866 in Georgia, USA
5.		Maria Augusta COSENS Born 20 Aug 1836 in Ontario, Canada (ref 1901 census). In 1848 three of the children went by vessel Victoria to New York in transit to Canada. The passengers were Caroline Cosens (17), Ellen Ann Cosens (16), and Maria A Cosens (12); they arrived 25 Sep 1848 in Steerage (ref Ancestry New York Port Arrivals). This record is part of a set of Irish immigrants so it is not clear why they were there. Marr (1) Duncan McGregor ASKIN. Duncan was born 1833; he died 18 Sep 1860 at London, Ontario of injuries inflicted from three Orangemen he had insulted over the conduct of the Kingston orangemen toward the Prince of Wales (ref Hamilton Spectator and Ancestry Public Tree). Marr (2) 1867 in Toronto, Canada to William Sutherland TAYLOR. Ref 1871 Canada Census. Address: St James Ward, Toronto East, Ontario. Wm Sutherland Taylor. Age 31. Born Scotland. Episcopal. Secy T.G. & B.R.R. [assumed to be Toronto, Grey & Bruce narrow gauge railway which ran from Toronto to Owen Sound] Maria A Taylor. Age 34. Born in Ontario. Ref 1901 Canada Census. Address: Montreal Saint-Antoine, Canada. William Taylor. Head. Mar. Born 14 Oct 1839 in Scotland. Age 61. Mig 1862. Maria A Taylor. Wife. Mar. Born 20 Aug 1836 in Ontario. Age 64.

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