I am searching for a baptism for a John Haines, born in Littleport,Cambridgeshire circa 1769. I have his marriage record but the IGI for Littleport baptisms is incomplete.if anyone could offer a 'look-up' it would be much appreciated.I know I can buy the Parish Reg CD but at £20 this side Christmas it's not possible.
Many thanks for any help.
Linda
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21-12-2011 2:44 PM #1Loves to help with queries.
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Would this not be better asked in the Cambridgeshire forum?
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22-12-2011 10:41 AM #3Loves to help with queries.
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Thanks,Andrew, I'll do that.
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Hi Linda,
I can't find him on the Cambridgeshire FHS Baptismal Index at Littleport under HAINES/HAINS/HAYNS/HAYNES/HEYNS/HEYNES. Was he married at Littleport or do you have some earlier link for him to Littleport?
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Looking further on the Baptismal Index, there does not appear to be a John HAINES or variants baptised c1769 on the Index anywhere. As Littleport is very close to the Norfolk border, have you considered he may have been born in Norfolk? Looking on the IGI there is a baptism at Welney (pretty close to Littleport) of a John HAINS in 1769, parents John & Alice - perhaps worth consideration? You can browse through the actual Archdeacon's Transcripts for Welney 1725-1812 via IGI Family Search website so should be able to ascertain if a John HAINS was indeed baptised there, died young or married and remained there or disappeared from Welney altogether.
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Hi,Janet,
He was married at Littleport, the transcribed IGI record states to an Ann Novel, but I think it's Hovell. On the '51 census his place of birth is given as Littleport, wife Ann's place of birth is Denver,Norfolk.
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22-12-2011 11:20 AM #7Loves to help with queries.
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Thanks, Janet,
I'll take a look at that.
Linda
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Something strange for you!
Under Cambridgeshire Parish records on A* is the following:
John Haynes b. and Ann Bartlet Miller sp. 16 July 1820
Marriages at Curry Rivel 1642-1812
Collection: Cambs register of marriages 1538-1837
Ive googled Curry Rivel and its in Somerset, how weird is this? - unless, of course, Somerset is the brides parish where they wed and been entered under Cambridgeshire marriages because that maybe the groom's parish?
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22-12-2011 2:32 PM #9Loves to help with queries.
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Thanks for looking,Rebecca,and that is interesting but my John and Ann were married in 1791 in Littleport and she was from Norfolk. I wouldn't be surprised in John's father wasn't actually named Jonathan as after John there are a series of three Jonathans. I have since posting this found a marriage for a Jonathan Hanes in 1761 which would fit in with John's birth year of 1769 or thereabouts, in Sturston Norfolk, which doesn't appear to be too far from Littleport.Could be a possibility?
Linda
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22-12-2011 3:42 PM #10Completely bonkers and will never change.
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Let's just say that A* would fail 99.9999999999% of any tests you gave it on English counties.

The new Familysearch site says that the Haynes/Miller marriage took place in Eltisley (Cambridgeshire). Source quoted is film number 88600 which the LDS catalogue says is Eltisley parish registers, i.e. the transcription on Familyserarch has been taken from the PRs.
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