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A dedication to Richard and Susannah by their daughter Mary in her bible |
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Richard Havill | bap. 9 Jun 1765 Broadclyst | m. 23 Jan 1799 | d. 1 Mar 1843 Broadclyst |
Susannah Knight | b. 1774 Broadclyst | d. 3 Jul 1859 -Almshouse Broadclyst | |
Anthony 1743 |
Richard | b. 26 Feb 1799 Broadclyst | Early Death | d. 12 May 1799 Broadclyst |
Richard | bap. 26 Oct 1800 Broadclyst | m. Elizabeth Norrington 17 Jun 1829 Ottery St Mary | d. 21 Apr 1881 Havill Farm, Rainham, Ontario |
Elizabeth | b. 14 Apr 1802 Broadclyst | m. Thomas Lake 10 July
1839 Broadclyst ---Elizabeth Esther Havill ------John Havill 1853 |
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Esther | b. 10 Nov 1805 Broadclyst | m. William Mathews 1 Apr 1821 Holy Trinity Exeter | |
Mary | b. bap. 24 Aug 1816 Broadclyst | Early Death | d. 26 Aug 1816 Broadclyst |
Mary | bap. 24 Oct 1818 Broadclyst | 1861 -Broadclyst -Needle Woman -Unm. Age 42 (186195) | d. 31 Dec 1905 Havill Farm, Rainham, Ontario |
A Julia (Ann) Havill was baptised 20 Apr 1794
in Broadclyst, father Richard, mother unknown. She married George Pearce
30 Mar 1816 St Paul's Exeter. This was in the presence of Gilbert Havill
and Cecil Pearce. Gilbert`s presence at Julia Ann`s wedding confirms the relationship between Gilbert and Richard. The most probable scenario is that Richard following the birth of his illegitimate daughter Julia Ann in 1794 persuaded his married brother Gilbert living at Kenton to bring her up, leaving Richard free to marry without hindrance in 1799. |
Some details for this family and the subsequent line are from 'The Havill Farm and Family'. An article written by a family member to celebrate Centennial of Canadian Confederation in 1967. Please contact us if you require more details. |
1841 Census -Broadclyst Devon | 184133 |
Address | Name | Age | Profession | Where Born |
? | Richard Havill | 77 | ? Ind | Same County |
Susanna Havill | 68 | Same County | ||
Mary Havill | 22 | Same County |