Ann Hatton (Froud) Barber (1802 - 1882)

Born Mar 1802 in North Hayling, Hampshire, England, United Kingdom

Wife of William Barber — married 20 Jun 1822 (to before 1861) in North Hayling, Hampshire, England, United Kingdom

Died 1882 at about age 79 in Southampton, Hampshire, England, United Kingdom

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Ann (Froud) Barber was born in the Village of North Hayling, Parish of North Hayling, Hampshire, England.

Biography

Ann Hatton was born around March 1802 in the Village of North Hayling, Parish of North Hayling, five miles east of the major City of Portsmouth, and two miles south-west of the West Sussex border, on the Island of Hayling, District of Havant, in Hampshire, England. She was the natural born daughter, of Elizabeth (Froud) and her father's name isn't recorded.

Baptism

Her baptism takes place on the 11 April 1802 at the Parish Church of Saint Peter, St. Peter's Road, in the Village of North Hayling, Parish of North Hayling, five miles east of the major City of Portsmouth, and two miles south-west of the West Sussex border, on the Island of Hayling, District of Havant, in Hampshire, England^[1].

Marriage

William (Barber) marries Ann Hatton (Froud) on the 20 June 1822 at the Parish Church of Saint Peter, St. Peter's Road, in the Village of North Hayling, Parish of North Hayling, five miles east of the major City of Portsmouth, and two miles south-west of the West Sussex border, on the Island of Hayling, District of Havant, in Hampshire, England.

Marriage Certificate

• MARRIAGES solemnized in the Parish of Hayling North in the County of Southampton in the Year 1822.
• William Barber of the Parish of Hayling South and Ann Froud of this Parish were married in this Church by Banns with Consent of Friends this Twentieth Day of June in the Year One Thousand Eight Hundred and Twenty Two, By me, Joseph Slopford, Vicar.
• This Marriage was solemnized between us, William Barber's X mark and Ann Froud's X mark, in the Presence of Richard Barber's X mark and Martha Barber's X mark. No. 18^[2].

Children

1. William (January 1824)
2. Mary Ann (January 1825)
3. Frances Ann (May 1827)
4. Louisa (October 1829)
5. Matilda (February 1832)
6. Edward (October 1834)
7. Martha (September 1836)
8. Henry (September 1838)
9. George (July-September 1840)
10. Richard "Male" (January-March 1843)
11. James "Male" (January-March 1846)

• Note: Ann uses the surname of "Hatton" to register her children's births.

Residence

We find Ann Hatton (Froud) married to William (Barber) in the Census Record of 1841. They live at at Eastock House, in the Village of South Hayling, Parish of Portsmouth, five miles east of the major City of Portsmouth, and two miles south-west of the West Sussex border, on the Island of Hayling, District of Havant, in Hampshire, England. Their children William, Mary Ann, Frances Ann, Louisa, Matilda, Edward, Martha, Henry and George (Barber) reside with them^[3]. The family are still in the Village of South Hayling, District of Havant, Hampshire with the Census Record of 1851. William and Ann reside there with children Edward, Martha, Henry "Harry", George, Richard and James (Barber)^[4].

Unfortunately, the Census Record of 1861 brings with it bad news in that Ann has lost her husband William (Barber) and is living as a widow with children Henry, George, Richard and James (Barber). They reside at Selsmare Lane, in the Village of South Hayling, Havant, Hampshire, England^[5]. Only Richard (Barber) remains living with her in the Census Record of 1871 and their address is Rails Lane, in South Hayling, Havant, Hampshire, England^[6].

With the arrival of the Census Record of 1881, she is lodging with widow, Mary (Whitton); Mary's children Frederick W., Rosina and Emma (Whitton); Boarder, Ellen (Stone) and Ann's widowed daughter Mary Ann (Barber/Oakley). Their residence is located at 14 Bevois Street, in the City of Southampton, Parish of Southampton St. Mary, in Hampshire, England. Also, Ann is recorded on the Census as being Blind^[7].

Occupation

The Census of 1861 records her occupation as being a Pauper.

Death

Ann Hatton (Froud) passes away between October and December 1882, possibly at 14 Bevois Street, in the City of Southampton, Parish of Southampton St. Mary, in Hampshire, England. Her Death Certificate puts her age at 82 but she was closer to 80 years old at the time. The cause of death would probably be attributed to Old Age and/or Senile Decay^[8].

Sources

1. ↑ Source: Hampshire Baptisms (Hampshire Genealogical Society, Winchester & FindMyPast); Reference: (Baptism Year-1802); Registration Parish: St. Peter North Hayling
2. ↑ Source: Hampshire, Portsmouth Marriages (Portsmouth History Centre & FindMyPast); Reference: (Marriage Year-1822); Registration Parish: St. Peter North Hayling; Archive Reference Number: CHU 29/1B/1; Year Range: 1754-1837; Image 47 of 52; Record number: 18; Page number: 6
3. ↑ Source: 1841 England Census (The National Archives of the UK, Kew (TNA), FindMyPast & Brightsolid Online Publishing Ltd); Reference: Registration District: Havant; County: Hampshire; Sub District: Havant; Enumeration District: --; Archive Reference: HO107; Piece number: 389; Book number: 2; Folio number: 16; Page number: 26; Schedule: 185
4. ↑ Source: 1851 England Census (The National Archives of the UK, Kew (TNA), FindMyPast & Brightsolid Online Publishing Ltd); Reference: Registration District: Havant; County: Hampshire; Sub District: Havant; Enumeration District: 1; Archive Reference: HO107; Piece number: 1656; Folio number: 10; Page number: 12; Schedule: 44
5. ↑ Source: 1861 England Census (The National Archives of the UK, Kew (TNA), FindMyPast & Brightsolid Online Publishing Ltd); Reference: Registration District: Havant; County: Hampshire; Sub District: 1 Havant; Enumeration District: --; Archive Reference: RG09; Piece number: 631; Folio number: 12; Page number: 22; Schedule: 104
6. ↑ Source: 1871 England Census (The National Archives of the UK, Kew (TNA), FindMyPast & Brightsolid Online Publishing Ltd); Reference: Registration District: Havant; County: Hampshire; Sub District: Havant; Enumeration District: 1; Archive Reference: RG10; Piece number: 1125; Folio number: 9; Page number: 10; Schedule: 47
7. ↑ Source: 1881 England Census (The National Archives of the UK, Kew (TNA), FindMyPast & Brightsolid Online Publishing Ltd); Reference: Registration District: Southampton; County: Hampshire; Sub District: Southampton; Enumeration District: --; Archive Reference: RG11; Piece number: 1208; Folio number: 60; Page number: 14; Schedule: 512
8. ↑ Source: England & Wales Deaths 1837-2007 (General Register Office (GRO) & FindMyPast); Reference: (October-December 1882); Registration District: Southampton; County; Hampshire; Volume number: 2C; Page number: 9