Harriet Finney1
#5234, (1833-)
| Father | Stephen Finney1 (1800-) |
| Mother | Harriet Oaten1 (1811-1 Dec 1844) |
| Charts | Oaten Family - descendants |
| Last Edited | 23 Feb 2020 |
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Harriet Finney may have been born in 1831 at London.1 She was likely born in 1833 at Maker, Devon.2 She was the daughter of Stephen Finney and Harriet Oaten.1
In John Oaten's will on 21 March 1837 Hannah Tamsey, Mary Oaten, Anne Oaten, Harriet Oaten and Hannah Oaten, Elizabeth Oaten and Amelia Oaten, Harriet Finney, William Finney, Mary Barker, Harriet Oaten and Joseph Oaten were named as heirs. As John's niece, she was to receive £100 from the estate on her 21st birthday..3
She was recorded as living with her widowed father and younger siblings William, Catharine, Mary and Caroline in the 1851 census at Paddington, London.4
By the terms of her grandfather's will, she should have received £100 in 1852, on her 21st birthday.3
They was recorded as living with their father in the 1881 census at 34 Cambridge Square, Paddington, London. They was recorded as being Also living in the house were three servants..2 Her occupation was recorded as being a person with no occupation in the census.2
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Harriet Finney may have been born in 1831 at London.1 She was likely born in 1833 at Maker, Devon.2 She was the daughter of Stephen Finney and Harriet Oaten.1
In John Oaten's will on 21 March 1837 Hannah Tamsey, Mary Oaten, Anne Oaten, Harriet Oaten and Hannah Oaten, Elizabeth Oaten and Amelia Oaten, Harriet Finney, William Finney, Mary Barker, Harriet Oaten and Joseph Oaten were named as heirs. As John's niece, she was to receive £100 from the estate on her 21st birthday..3
She was recorded as living with her widowed father and younger siblings William, Catharine, Mary and Caroline in the 1851 census at Paddington, London.4
By the terms of her grandfather's will, she should have received £100 in 1852, on her 21st birthday.3
They was recorded as living with their father in the 1881 census at 34 Cambridge Square, Paddington, London. They was recorded as being Also living in the house were three servants..2 Her occupation was recorded as being a person with no occupation in the census.2
Citations
- [S372] GEDCOM file created by Arthur Russ, 21 April 2011.
- [S393] National Census for England, 1881 (online image) Registration district: Kensington Sub registration district: St John Paddington ED, institution, or vessel: 11 Neighbors: View others on page Piece: 17 Folio: 12 Page Number: 18.
- [S939] Iolene McArthur,"Oaten: The New Zealand Branch," manuscript, Oaten family in New Zealand , March 1995. Currently held by Tim Hill's collection, e-mail address p.5.
- [S392] National Census for England, 1851 (online image) Registration district: Kensington Sub-registration district: St Mary Paddington ED, institution, or vessel:03 Neighbors: View others on page Household schedule number: 242 Piece: 1466 Folio: 167 Page Number: 59.