First Generation
1. Edward HAYLES was born about 1758 in Isle of
Wight. He received Poor Law payments between 1793 and 1801 in Arreton,
Isle of Wight. These were Outdoor Relief payments. There were no
payments between 1787 and 1792 in Arreton and so it seems likely that the family
moved from elsewhere on the Island. The payments were:-
13 Jul 1793 2x 6s
14 Sep 1793 2x 6s (4 childen)
28 Sep 1793 1x 6s
5 Oct 1793 3x 6s
19 Oct 1793 4x 5s
2 Nov 1793 5x 2s
9 Nov 1793 6x 3s
23 Nov 1793
Child's Funeral 1x 7s
20 Dec 1794 1x 2s (3 children)
24 Jan 1795 1x 3s
31 Jan 1795 1x 3s
7 Feb 1795 1x 1s
4 Apr 1795 1x 2s
17 Oct 1795
Wife's lying in 1x 5s (4 children)
25 Jan 1800 1x 7s (5 children)
8 Feb 1800 1x 5s
15 Feb 1800 1x 5s
8 Mar 1800
Wife's lying in 1x10s 6d (6 children)
12 Apr 1800 1x 7s (5 children)
21 Feb 1801 1x 3s
He received Poor Law payments between 1801 and 1810 in Arreton, Isle of Wight.
On 4 July 1801 Edward received Poor Relief of 1s 6d.
The House of Industry records show one off "lying in" payments made
to parents when a child was born to poor parents. These were as follows to Edward
Hayles (the child's name in brackets is my addition):
22 June 1805 13s 0d (George) (6 children)
05 December 1807 10s 0d (Jeremiah) (5 children)
06 October 1810 13s 0d (Jane) He died of old age on 28 Jan
1850 in Packsfield, Arreton, Isle of Wight. His death was registered
by the mark of Ruth Brading. Ruth had been born in Brading in 1790. Her husband
Benjamin was a pauper Agricultural Labourer in 1851. Her maiden name was Gladdis
and Ruth and Benjamin had married on the 24th April 1808 in Brading. They lived
in Lower Packsfield and Ruth died in 1858.
However a concern is - IF George Jeremiah and Jane (plus others) were the children
of this Edward and Elizabeth - why were both their deaths not registered by a
family member but by Ruth Brading?
He was buried on 3 Feb 1850 in Arreton, Isle of Wight. Edward
HAYLES and Elizabeth UNKNOWN were married before 1785. In Arreton,
there were two sets of Edward and Elizabeth Hayles. There may have been
another Edward Hayles and spouse also in Arreton. At least two sets lived in
Packsfield.
The elder pair were this Edward Hayles who was buried on 3 February 1850 aged
92 in Arreton. The Isle of Wight Record Office index shows that he was "of
Paxfield". An Elizabeth Hayles was buried on 16 August 1846 in Arreton.
Her record also indicates that she was "of Paxfield".
They younger pair were Edward Hayles (b.1779) who married Elizabeth Moody. These
were often, but not exclusively, known as "of Littletown" which is
near Packsfield.
It would appear that George, Jeremiah and William were all born before the marriage
of Edward Hayles and Elizabeth Moody.
They may have been the younger children of the elder Edward and Elizabeth
Hayles - however these parents still seem a little old. Taking her death certificate
as a guide Elizabeth (nee Unknown) would have been 43 when George was born; 45
when Jeremiah was born and 48 when Jane was born - not impossible though. Elizabeth UNKNOWN was born about 1762 in Arreton, Isle
of Wight. She died of apoplexy on 12 Aug 1846 in Packsfield, Arreton,
Isle of Wight. Her death was registered by the mark of Ruth Brading.
She was buried on 16 Aug 1846 in Arreton, Isle of Wight. Edward
HAYLES and Elizabeth UNKNOWN had the following children:
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