Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameLucy COX 
, 2587
, 2587Birth13 March 1849, Owersby, Lincolnshire, England5859
Census3 April 1881, Town Street, Ingham, Lincolnshire, England5860 Age: 32
Death5 July 1934, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England Age: 85
BurialAll Saint’s Church, Ingham, Lincolnshire, England5861
OccupationDomestic Servant5850
FatherGeorge COX , 2588
MotherMartha BIRKETT , 2589
Spouses
1Samuel HAYES , 2561
, 2561Birth2 April 1846, Ingham, Lincolnshire, England
Baptism26 April 1846, All Saint’s Church, Ingham, Lincolnshire, England5856 Age: <1
Census3 April 1881, Town Street, Ingham, Lincolnshire, England5857 Age: 35
Death28 October 1932, 41 Beaumont Fee, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England5858 Age: 86
BurialAll Saint’s Church, Ingham, Lincolnshire, England
FatherWilliam HAYES , 1395 (~1820-1902)
MotherSarah DUCKERING , 833 (1816-1878)
Family ID695
Marriage2 June 1870, Free Methodist Church, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England5862
ChildrenHerbert , 2590 (1871-1954)
William Henry , 2591 (1872-1872)
George W , 2592 (1873-1964)
Lucy Ellen (Nellie) , 2593 (1875-)
Arthur Henry , 2594 (1876-1963)
Edith , 2595 (1878-1966)
Alfred , 2596 (1880-)
Frederick William , 2597 (1881-1967)
Grace Emily , 2598 (1883-1986)
Charles Edwin , 2599 (1884-1926)
Ada Marie , 2600 (1886-1978)
Laura Birkett , 2601 (1888-)
William Edgar , 2602 (1891-1975)
Notes for Samuel (Spouse 1)
When Samuel first started work, he earned 6d per day. Samuelwent to Lincoln at the age of 14 as an apprentice to JamesLowther, grocer and baker. When he was 24 years of age, he setup his own business, a bakehouse in Ingham. Later on he opened ashop, which became well known in the district as S Hayes & sons- grocers, bakers & provision merchants. In particular they wereknown for their pork pies. The Hayes name was well known far andwide and Samuel carried on his business for 40 years and retiredin 1906 to 31 Beaumont-fee, Lincoln. His three elder sons tookover the business and was the first in the area to use a 'stamp'system. Every Friday the family would rise early to sell at theLincoln market. (C Hayes 11.9.97)
The 1881 Census records that Samuel had a Grocer and Bakersassistant, Edward ELLISS, aged 16, plus the family had a generalservant, Rebecca CLARKE aged 15.
The 1881 Census records that Samuel had a Grocer and Bakersassistant, Edward ELLISS, aged 16, plus the family had a generalservant, Rebecca CLARKE aged 15.
Notes for Samuel (Spouse 1)
Samuel left school at the age of 9. (C Hayes 11.9.97)
Notes for Samuel (Spouse 1)
They were strict people and had 12 children. They used toholiday in the Ilse of Wight. Samuel was a member of the LinconBoard of Guardians for 9 years, a superintendent of the sundayschool for 24 years adn a church warden. (C Hayes 11.9.97)