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Violet Ada Bertha Hayman - 1896

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The birth of Violet A B Hayman was registered in S. Stoneham, Hants in Sep Q 1896. Her parents were William Henry Hayman (Royal Navy) and Ada Emma White/Hayman (nee Ward).

In 1901 Ada Hayman and her children were living in Bishop Street, Portsmouth. Ada and William married in Dec 1901.

In May 1905 William married for a second time and in June 1905 Ada (White) and her children were admitted to Medway Workhouse (discharged Dec 1905?). Edward Ernest Hayman was born in August 1905.

I have traced all members of this family in later years except for Violet. I have not found the family in 1911.

Family:- Ada Emma b c 1876, Essex (Dovercourt/Harwich). Jessie Ada, b 1891, Kent, Violet Ada Bertha, b 1896, Hants, Frederick Charles, b 1898, Hants, Edward Ernest, b 1905, Kent.

Where were they in 1911? Where was Violet after 1905? ( She is not Violet A B Hayman who married in Newton Abbot in 1924). Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated (if they're polite!)
 

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I'm puzzled by this if they married in 1901.

HAYMAN, VIOLET ADA BERTHA - WARD
GRO Reference: 1896 S Quarter in SOUTH STONEHAM Volume 02C Page 51

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Ada Emma Ward married William Jesse White, a sailor, in 1892, the year after their daughter, Jessie Ada, was born. WJW deserted from the Navy, and presumably his family, in Oct 1894. I assume the abandoned wife was comforted by William Henry Hayman. A second child, Frederick Charles was born to them in 1898 before Ada entered into a bigamous marriage with WHW in 1901. WHW himself then entered into a bigamous marriage in 1905 before their third child was born.
 
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Thank you to all who troubled to read this thread and particularly to those who responded to my appeal. Although it has not produced the result I had hoped for at least it has confirmed that I have not missed anything obvious.
 

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