See also
| Husband: | Daniel HATTIN (1818-1887) | |
| Wife: | Ann MADGE (c. 1815-1886) | |
| Marriage | 19 Oct 1846 | East Teignmouth, Devon, England1 |
| St Michael the Archangel | ||
| Name: | Daniel HATTIN2 | |
| Sex: | Male | |
| Father: | John HATTIN (1776-1859) | |
| Mother: | Mary VEN (c. 1777-1856) | |
| Birth | 1818 | Sandford, Devon, England3 |
| Baptism | 23 Mar 1818 (age 0) | Sandford, Devon, England |
| Census | 6 Jun 1841 (age 20) | Sandford, Devon, England4 |
| Burridge | ||
| Residence | 19 Oct 1846 (age 27-28) | Sandford, Devon, England1 |
| Occupation | 19 Oct 1846 (age 27-28) | yeoman; Sandford, Devon, England1 |
| Census | 30 Mar 1851 (age 32) | Sandford, Devon, England3 |
| Preston | ||
| Occupation | 30 Mar 1851 (age 32-33) | farmer of 164 acres emplying 2 labourers; Sandford, Devon, England3 |
| Census | 7 Apr 1861 (age 39) | Silverton, Devon, England5 |
| Tiverton Road | ||
| Occupation | 7 Apr 1861 (age 42-43) | farmer of 150 acres employing 4 men; Silverton, Devon, England5 |
| Census | 2 Apr 1871 (age 48) | Silverton, Devon, England6 |
| Hayne House | ||
| Occupation | 2 Apr 1871 (age 52-53) | Farmer; Silverton, Devon, England6 |
| Occupation | 1872 (age 53-54) | Member of the Board of Guardians; Silverton, Devon, England7 |
| Hayne House for Silverton Parish. [a member of a board appointed or elected to care for the relief of the poor or administer the poor laws within a township, parish, or district in England] |
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| Census | 3 Apr 1881 (age 60) | West Teignmouth, Devon, England8 |
| 4 Victoria Terrace | ||
| Occupation | 3 Apr 1881 (age 62-63) | retired farmer; West Teignmouth, Devon, England8 |
| Death | 6 Jan 1887 (age 68-69) | Teignmouth, Devon, England |
| Victoria Terrace | ||
| Probate | 22 Mar 1887 | Exeter , Devon, England |
| Victoria Terrace, Teignmouth, Devon The will was proved by James Hattin, of Manor Farm, Thorn St Margaret, Somerset, farmer, the nephew of one of the executors.His personal estate was valued at £1,877 1s 8d |
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| Name: | Ann MADGE1 | |
| Sex: | Female | |
| Father: | - | |
| Mother: | - | |
| Birth | c. 1815 | Sandford, Devon, England1,5,8 |
| Residence | 19 Oct 1846 (age 30-31) | East Teignmouth, Devon, England1 |
| Census | 30 Mar 1851 (age 34) | Sandford, Devon, England3 |
| Preston | ||
| Census | 7 Apr 1861 (age 42) | Silverton, Devon, England5 |
| Tiverton Road | ||
| Census | 2 Apr 1871 (age 52) | Silverton, Devon, England6 |
| Hayne House | ||
| Census | 3 Apr 1881 (age 63) | West Teignmouth, Devon, England8 |
| 4 Victoria Terrace | ||
| Death | 28 Jul 1886 (age 70-71) | Teignmouth, Devon, England |
FIRE
In November 1849 a fire broke out near a barn at Preston Farm, Sandford, in the occupation of Daniel Hattin. Before assistance could be procured, the barn abd a shed were destroyed. About one hundred and fifty bushels of wheat, a threshing machine and a winnowing machine were destroyed.
Exeter and Plymouth Gazette 21 Dec 1860
COUNTY COURT December 13
Before John Tyrell, Esq.
THOMAS CLEEVE v. DANIEL HATTIN. – The plaintiff and the defendant are farmers residing at Silverton. – Mr. Floud appeared for Cleeve, who claimed £4, damages sustained by him through 12 of the defendant’s bullocks having trespassed upon his orchard, and eaten and destroyed a quantity of apples and grass growing therein.- The only question at issue was the amount of injury done. The plaintiff and his witnesses estimated it at £4.- The defendant said he offered the plaintiff a hogshead of cider to settle the matter. – Mr. Radmore, of Thorverton, believed that the grass was not worth more than £2, and Mr. Roberts thought that a hogshead of cider would fully compensate the plaintiff for the loss he had sustained. – His Honour ultimately gave a verdict for £2 and half the costs.
Tiverton Gazette, 26 Sept 1876
KILLING GAME OUT OF SEASON – Henry Copp and Daniel Hattin, farmers, of Silverton, were charged with, on 6th September, killing a pheasant out of season. – Mr.Friend, of Exeter, appeared for the defendants, and asked that it may be taken as two separate charges but the Bench did not consider it necessary. P.C.Dodd, Siverton, gave evidence of a lengthy character as to seeing the defendant Copp shooting at the pheasant and Hattin putting it into his pocket and refusing to allow him to see what it was.- Mr. Friend having replied for the defence, he called Emma King, Mr.Hattin’s cook, who swore that in her opinion there were no shots in it, and that the two marks were those from a dog.- The Bench having retired on returning into court, the Chairman said they had come to the conclusion to convict both defendants, and they would be fined 10s each including costs.
Tiverton Gazette (Mid-Devon Gazette) 11 Sept 1877
TIVERTON COUNTY COURT
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8TH, before Mr. Sergeant Petersdorff, (judge).
Mr. Bartlett, v. Daniel Hattin. – The claim was for 12s for an empty cask which was supplied with beer in June 1874, and alleged never to have been returned. The plaintiff said he had written after it ten, or a dozen times at least, and had never had any reply. Plaintiff said he carried plaintiffs letters to Mr. Hames, the carrier, who told him it was all right as he had delivered the cask. He did not know anything about Mr. Bartlett’s claim. Mr. Hames stated that he carried goods from Tiverton to Silverton and returned a cask to Mr. Bartlett on the 15th September 1874. He took it to Mr. Bartlett’s premises in Tiverton. – In reply to his Honour the witness said the Tiverton people never paid for the carriage of anything. He could not say who had the cask, but he put it on the plaintiff’s premises. This was the third time there had been a dispute. – Plaintiff said it was quite possible that the cask might be brought and left in the front of his house without any person being informed of it. - His Honour said he should non-suit the plaintiff without costs. –Plaintiff thought it was very hard that defendant did not reply to his letters. – His Honour thought it was to be regretted.
Tiverton Gazette 11 September 1877
TIVERTON COUNTY COURT
Daniel Hattin, of Teignmouth, yeoman, v. W. Vaughan, of Union Road, Exeter, hay-dealer. –The claim was for £40 13s including debt and costs. – On 26th March 1877, before leaving Silverton for Teigmouth, Hattin had sold a rick of hay to Vaughan, he claimed for a ton of mangold and £38. There had been some discussion as to why the hay could not be sold by the seam, but Hattin said that he was leaving for Teignmouth and had no labour to deal with that, Three months after the sale Hattin sent in his bill, but despite several times of asking nfor payment, Vaughan had not paid the bill and had failed to meet with Hattin to discuss it. The defendant claimed that the rick contained 10 to 20 seams of frouzy or bad hay and thate he coukld not sell most of it. Both sides made claims and counterclaims about the condition of the rick at the time of its sale, backed up by witnesses. Thw Judge determined that with good such as hay, it was importantbthat the buyer established the state of the item at the time of the sale and rejected bad quality then. This had not been the case. The moment that he found thatthe matter did not correspond with the warranty he was bound without delay to return it, or if he elected to take any part of it, it was at his own discretion and he thereby forfeited all his right under the warranty. He directed the jury to give their verdict for the plaintiff.
16 Mar 1875 Devon Lent Assizes. James Miller, 19, labourer, pleaded guiltynto obtaining by false pretence, from Daniel Hattin, at Silverton, on 9 February.
Mr Daniel Hattin, of Hayne House, Silverton gave instructions to Messrs. Player and Webber to sell part of his farm, by auction on Monday 6 April 1868. In consequence they advertised a prime lot of dairy cows and calves, ewes and lambs, fat sheep etc., for sale at Hayne. ( About 10 minutes walk from the Silverton Road Station.)
| 1 | Text From Source: 1846, Marriage solemnized at St Michael the Archangel in the Parish of East Teignmouth in the County of Marriage No: South West Heritage Trust, Devon Marriages And Banns, Parish Marriages, Archive reference 3231A/PR/1/8 When Married: 19 Oct 1846 Name and Surname: Daniel Hattin and Ann Madge Age: Full and Full Condition: Bachelor and Spinster Rank or Profession: yeoman and - Residence at the time of Marriage: Sandford and East Teignmouth Father's Name and Surname: John Hattin and Thomas Madge Rank or Profession of Father: yeoman and yeoman Married in the church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church, By Licence by me, R.B.Bradley. This Marriage was solemnized between us, Daniel Hattin and Ann Madge in the Presence of us, Samuel Cousins, Mary Cousins |
| 2 | www.heardfamilyhistory.org.uk. This GEDCOM is predominantly the work of Nick Heard, but it incorporates the collaborated work of many other family historians. You are welcome to use the information herein but please acknowledge the source. Every effort has been made to ensure the data is accurate, but any use you make of it is entirely at your own risk. (c) Nick Heard 2009 |
| 3 | Text From Source: Census England 1851 Address: Preston Place: Sandford, Devon, England Name,Relation,Condition,Sex,Age,Occupation,Where Born,Infirmity Daniel Hattin,Head,Mar,M,32,farmer of 164 acres emplying 2 labourers,Sandford, Devon, England, Ann Hattin,Wife,Mar,F,34,,Sandford, Devon, England, Ellen Hattin,Niece,Unm,F,7,scholar,Morchard Bishop, Devon, England, There were three servants living with them. Grace Wreford, 16, a house servant, and John Webb 19 and Daniel Grant, 10, indoor farm labourers |
| 4 | Text From Source: Census England 1841 Address: Burridge Place: Sandford, Devon, England Name,Sex,Age,Occupation,Where Born John Hattin,M,60,farmer,Y Mary Hattin,F,60,,Y James Hattin,M,25,,Y Daniel Hattin,M,20,,Y |
| 5 | Text From Source: Census England 1861 Address: Tiverton Road Place: Silverton, Devon, England Name,Relation,Condition,Sex,Age,Occupation,Where Born,Infirmity Daniel Hattin,Head,Mar,M,39,farmer of 150 acres employing 4 men,Sampford Peverell, Devon, England, Ann Hattin,Wife,Mar,F,42,,Sampford Peverell, Devon, England, There was a servant living with them, Mary Brooks, 17. Poor quality recording, with wrong ages and pob. |
| 6 | Text From Source: Census England 1871 Address: Hayne House Place: Silverton, Devon, England Name,Relation,Condition,Sex,Age,Occupation,Where Born,Infirmity Daniel Hattin,Head,Mar,M,48,farmer,, Ann Hattin,Wife,Mar,F,52,,, There was a servant living with them, Emma King, 34. |
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| 8 | Text From Source: Census England 1881 Address: 4 Victoria Terrace Place: West Teignmouth, Devon, England Name,Relation,Condition,Sex,Age,Occupation,Where Born,Infirmity Daniel Hattin,Head,Mar,M,60,retired farmer,Sandford, Devon, England, Ann Hattin,Wife,Mar,F,63,,Sandford, Devon, England, Emma King, 42, from Silverton was a general servant living with them |