Family Tree of Hannah Wallace

Hannah Wallis (sic)
Christened 23rd August 1818, Church Lane, Foleshill.
Daughter of Joseph and Ruth of Little Heath, Foleshill.
Fathers Occupation - Labourer
Hannah is shown on the 1841 census as being 20 years old, still living at home at
Stoney Stanton Road, Foleshill.
On the 1851 census, Hannah is shown to be married to Thomas, and living at Courthouse Green, Foleshill.
Hannah's occupation in 1851 is shown as a 'Milliner and Dress Maker'
The 1881 census shows Hannah as living in Brickkiln Lane, Foleshill, Warwickshire.
The 1881 census also shows Hannah as being the head of the family, suggesting her husband Thomas died before 1881.
Married
29th July 1846
Saint Laurence, Foleshill, Warwick, England
Thomas Howes
Born 27th November 1820
Foleshill, Warwickshire.
Christened 11th Febuary 1821
Warwick Lane Wesleyan Church, Coventry.
Thomas Howes, son of Thomas and Hannah, Ribbon Weaver of Foleshill. Wifes parents Joseph and Elizabeth Horton (sic)
Buried 18th October 1876
Saint Pauls, Foleshill, Warwickshire.
Aged 55
The 1841 census shows Thomas to be 20 years old, occupation ''Ribbon Weaver, Lodging with a Thomas Howes and his Family in Courthouse Green, Foleshill.
The 1851 census shows Thomas' occupation to be a 'Hand Loom Weaver Silk'



Thomas George Howes Christened 25th July 1848 St. Laurence, Foleshill, Warwickshire. 1891 Census - RG12 2446/68 Brick Kiln Lane Thomas G. HOWES, head, un, 42, general labourer, born Foleshill Frederic J. HOWES, brother, un, 37, watch finisher, born Foleshill Hannah HOWES, sister, un, 30, house duties, born Foleshill Julia HOWES, sister, un, 28, silk weaver, born Foleshill	George Howes Born circa 1849 Foleshill, Warwickshire. The 1881 census shows George still living at home in Foleshill His occupation is shown as a 'Dairyman'	James Wallace Howes Christened 14th January 1850 Saint Pauls, Foleshill, Warwickshire. Married by Banns Banns 28.12.1873 Margaret Martin Born circa 1850. Lockhurst Lane, Foleshill See note below:	Frederick Joseph Howes Christened 4th September 1853 Saint Pauls, Foleshill, Warwickshire. The 1881 census shows Frederick still living at home in Foleshill. His occupation is shown as a 'Watchmaker Finisher'

Albert Augustus Howes Christened 13th April 1856 Saint Pauls, Foleshill, Warwickshire. Buried 20th January 1861 Saint Pauls, Foleshill, Warwickshire. Aged 5 years	Olivia Hannah Howes Christened 31st March 1861 Saint Pauls, Foleshill, Warwickshire.	Hannah Howes Born circa. 1861 Foleshill, Warwickshire. The 1881 census shows Hannah still living at home in Foleshill. Her occupation is shown as a 'Dairymaid'	Julia Alberta Howes Born circa. 1863 Foleshill, Warwickshire. Christened 16th January 1870 Saint Pauls, Foleshill, Warwickshire. The 1881 census shows Hannah still living at home in Foleshill. Her occupation is shown as a 'Silk Clearer'

Notes

James Wallace, 24, bac., watch maker of Brick Kiln Lane, son of Thomas Howes, cow keeper = Martin, Margaret, 23, spin. of Lockhurst Lane, dau of James Martin, engine driver Wit. James Martin,
Jane Martin

There is no record of any children of the above marriage. James was listed in 1891, Margaret doesn't appear to be listed. She was buried at London Road cemetery and died on 24.03.1939 aged 86, and buried with the first two wives of her brother Thomas. Margrate's brother, Thomas Martin was Master of Coventry Union Workhouse.
Margaret Martin was born c1851 in Ireland, but her baptism has never been found. Her father James Martin (son of Robert) was a soldier in the 6th Enniskillin Dragoons, and discharged 13.07.1852. He was married (eventually) to Catherine Elliott of Shilton, by whom he produced Louisa Martin c1841.... he was found guilty at military Courts Martial in 1847 for 'claiming to be a married man, and attempting to deceive his Commanding Officer'.... within days, on 03.05.1847, he was let out of the 'glass house' to be married at Longford, Ireland!