Mary Ann (Bynorth) Chandler notes

Date: [unknown] [unknown]
Location: [unknown]
Surnames/tags: bynorth bynoth biner

Contents 1 Mary Ann (Biner AKA. Bynorth) Chandler 1.1 Details 1.2 Timeline 1.3 Further family research 1.4 Footnotes

Mary Ann (Biner AKA. Bynorth) Chandler

Details

Birth: 10 Jun 1827 Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, England. ^[1]

Father: George Bynorth^[2] d. bef. 1841
Mother: Sarah (?) Bynorth b. c. 1791-7 in/near Ben[n]ington or Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, England.

Siblings:

• George Bynorth b. 12 Jun 1817 in Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, England.
• William Bynorth b. 16 Mar 1820 in "
• Joseph Bynorth b. 26 Dec 1823 in ", d. bef. 21 Dec 1824 (birth of sibling of same name)
• Joseph Bynorth b. 21 Dec 1824 in "
• Charlotte Bynorth b. 2 Apr 1830 in "

Spouse: James Chandler
Marriage: 22 Sep 1845 in Cheshunt Hertfordshire, England.
Children:

• Henry Chandler b. 1845^[3] in Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, England
• Amos Chandler b. 25 Apr 1849 in "
• Ellen Chandler b. 22 Oct 1851 in "

Death: 1854 (bef. 3 Apr) in Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, England.

Residence:

• 10 Jun 1827 - Hammond Street, Cheshunt
• 1 May 1830 - "
• 6 Jun 1841 - Sun Street, Waltham Abbey
• 27 May 1849 - St Lawrence, Cheshunt
• 30 Mar 1851 - Hammond Street, "
• 16 Nov 1851 - "
• 3 Apr 1854 - "

LNAB variations: Bynorth, Bynoth, Byner, Biner, Binorth, Binoth [Could use 'B*n*r*' or 'B*n*t*' or 'B*n*' or 'Bin*' or 'Byn*' for broad searches]^[4]

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Timeline

Birth: Mary Anne Biner baptism on 8 Jul 1827 (born 10 Jun 1827), daughter of George [labourer] & Sarah, in Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, England [abode: Hammond Street].

1841 Census (6 June 1841): Mary Bynorth (15), female servant [FS], on Sun Street, North Side, Waltham Abbey [township], Waltham Holy Cross [parish], in Edmonton registration district in Essex, England. In household of John Whitely (40), builder.

Marriage banns: Banns of marriage between Mary Ann Bynorth [spinster, OTP] and James Chandler [bachelor, OTP] read on 31 Aug, 7 Sep, 14 Sep 1845 in Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, England.

Marriage: Marriage of Mary Ann Bynorth [single, 20, father: John Bynorth] and James Chandler [single, 34, father: Amos Chandler] on 22 Sep 1845 in Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, England.

Child #1: Birth registration of Henry Chandler (Mother's maiden surname: Bynorth), GRO Reference: 1845 D[4] Quarter in EDMONTON Volume 03 Page 143.

Child #2: Birth registration of Amos Chandler (Mother's maiden surname: Bynorth), GRO Reference: 1849 J[2] Quarter in EDMONTON, Volume 03 Page 125. Baptism of Amos Chandler on 27 May 1849 in Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, England (born 25 Apr 1849), son of James Chandler [labourer] & Mary Ann Chandler [abode: St Lawrence].

1851 Census (30 Mar 1851): Mary Chandler (26), wife, in household of James Chandler (28), agricultural labouer, on Hammond Street, Cheshunt in Edmonton registration district in Hertfordshire, England. Born in Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, England.

Child #3: Birth registration of Ellen Chandler (Mother's maiden surname: Bynorth), GRO Reference: 1851 D[4] Quarter in EDMONTON Volume 03 Page 160. Baptism of Ellen Chandler on 16 Nov 1851 in Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, England (born 22 Oct 1851), daughter of James Chandler [laborer] & Marianne Chandler [abode: Hammond Street].

Death: Death registration of Mary Chandler (28), GRO Reference: 1854 J[2] Quarter in EDMONTON Volume 03A Page 95. Burial of Mary Chandler (28) on 3 Apr 1854 in Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, England [abode: Hammond Street].

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Further family research

Google search results for string ("Bynorth" OR "Bynoth" OR "Byner" OR "Binorth" OR "Binoth" OR "Biner") AND (cheshunt OR hertfordshire): https://rb.gy/aojbvl

Hertfordshire Archives search results for Bynorth Bynoth Byner Binorth Binoth Biner w/ 'Any of these' ticked: https://tinyurl.com/5xyy6mhm

National Archives search for "Bynorth" OR "Bynoth" OR "Byner" OR "Binorth" OR "Binoth" OR "Biner": https://tinyurl.com/5n7k9c27

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Footnotes

1. ↑ A teeny bit later than what is suggested on most sources, mostly suggesting birth year c. 1825-6, but not too far off so I am not concerned and I really believe this is her, especially as the residence listed is the same street she later lived at in adulthood.
2. ↑ Most likely baptisms for her and siblings have father's name as George, not John. Poss. name was transcribed incorrectly on marriage record on FS, but hard to tell as I cannot see original image anywhere (check catalogue? but will probably only be available at an FHC). Also poss. the name was just written wrong in the first place, a simple and not unbelievable accident. Maybe he just went by John rather than George?
3. ↑ Born very soon after their marriage. Mary Ann would've been pregnant at marriage.
4. ↑ Why such fluidity between use of surname Byner/Biner and Bynorth/Binorth/Bynoth/Binoth in this family?, similar but fairly distinct names