Louisa Jane HAINSBY

10 Apr 1877 - 1932

• BIRTH: 10 Apr 1877, 12 Pentagon Place, Chelsea, London [85]
• DEATH: 1932, 93 Sydney Street, Chelsea (St. Luke's Hospital), London, Middlesex, England [87] [86]
• BURIAL: 24 May 1932, Brompton Cemetery, Earls Court, Old Brompton, London, England [89] [88]
• OCCUPATION: Special War Worker
  for Messrs. Blake's Munition Works at Hurlingham, Fulham, London [90]
• OCCUPATION: Home Duties
  1921, [91]
• RESIDENCE: BET 1877 AND 1881, 12,Pentagon Place,Chelsea,London [92]
• RESIDENCE: BET 1877 AND 1898, 41,Caroline (later Donne) Place,Chelsea,London [93]
• RESIDENCE: 1891, 9,Arthur Street,Chelsea,London Middlesex [94]
• RESIDENCE: 1898, 36,Caroline Place,Chelsea,London [95]
• RESIDENCE: BET Jul 1898 AND 1918, 22,College (later Elystan) Place,Chelsea,London [96]
• RESIDENCE: BET 1920 AND 1930, 39,Slaidburn Street,Chelsea,London [97]

• MARRIAGE: 31 Jul 1898, St. Luke, Chelsea, London, Middlesex, England [5109] [5108]

1. +Louisa Jane MAYHEW
2. +Arthur William MAYHEW
3. +Alice Lavinia MAYHEW
4.  Albert Edward MAYHEW
5. +James Frederick MAYHEW
6. +Kathleen Lilian MAYHEW
7.  Arthur John MAYHEW
8.  Elizabeth MAYHEW
9.  Frederick Charles MAYHEW

                       _Thomas HAINSBY _____+
                      | (1814 - ....)       
 _William HAINSBY ____|
| (1845 - 1902)       |
|                     |_Eliza HIGGINS ______
|                       (1821 - 1868)       
|
|--Louisa Jane HAINSBY 
|  (1877 - 1932)
|                      _Jasper WHEELER _____+
|                     | (1796 - 1866) m 1821
|_Jane WHEELER _______|
  (1833 - 1888)       |
                      |_Jane NORRINGTON ____+
                        (1800 - 1852) m 1821

INDEX

[98] In the "The National Roll of the Great War", Louisa is described as a "Special War Worker" and her entry continues "This lady was engaged on work of National importance at Messrs. Blake's Munition Works, Hurlingham (Fulham). Her duties, which were in connection with shell-filling, were carried out with efficiency, but owing to ill-health, resulting from the effects of the powder, she was forced to give up her duties".

[87] death:GRO ref. Jun. Qtr. 1a 448 Chelsea, London

[89] burial:Common grave. Burial Register No. 183683

[5109] marr:witnesses - Alfred Ainsby & Eleanor Wright

[90] [S-S250] Book

[91] [S-S565] Census

[92] [S-S002] bcert.

[93] [S-S024] Census

[94] [S-S146] Census

[95] [S-S005] mcert.

[96] [S-S012] cbcert.

[97] [S-S013] El. Reg.

[85] [S-S002] bcert.

[86] [S-S113] Index

[88] [S-S465] Burial Register

[5108] [S-S005] mcert.

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