HANNA MARIA HERBERT
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Event(s):
Birth:
Christening: 23 APR 1828 All Saints, Hereford, Hereford, England
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Parents:
Father: DANIEL HERBERT
Mother: ELIZABETH
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Batch No.: Dates: Source Call No.: Type: Printout Call No.: Type:
C145942 1820 - 1858 0992204 Film NONE
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1841 ?
Manah Herbert abt 1827 Herefordshire, England Lea, Herefordshire

1841
Daniel Herbert abt 1801 All Saints, Herefordshire Inn Keeper ?
Charles Herbert abt 1826 Herefordshire, England All Saints, Herefordshire

1841 Bartestree Court
Richd Harkins abt 1776 Herefordshire, England Dorrington, Herefordshire Farmer
Wm Harkins abt 1821 Herefordshire, England Dorrington, Herefordshire
John Harkins abt 1824 Herefordshire, England Dorrington, Herefordshire

Name: Hannah Maria Herbert
Name: John Hawkins / Hankins
Year of Registration: 1845
Quarter of Registration: Apr-May-Jun
District: Hereford
County: Herefordshire, Hereford and Worcester, Monmouthshire
Volume: 26
Page: 260A

1851
John Hankins abt 1823 Herefordshire, England Head Hereford St Peter, Herefordshire
Maria Hankins abt 1829 All Saints, Herefordshire, England Wife Hereford St Peter, Herefordshire
John H Hankins abt 1847 Swindon, Gloucestershire, England Son Hereford St Peter, Herefordshire
Annie Hankins abt 1848 Swindon, Gloucestershire, England Daughter Hereford St Peter, Herefordshire
Ada Hankins abt 1850 All Saints, Herefordshire, England Daughter Hereford St Peter, Herefordshire
Amy Hankins abt 1850 All Saints, Herefordshire, England Daughter Hereford St Peter, Herefordshire
William Hankins abt 1819 Leywardine, Herefordshire, England Brother Hereford St Peter, Herefordshire

1861
John Hankins abt 1822 Bartestree, Herefordshire, England Head Lugwardine, Herefordshire
Hannah M Hankins abt 1829 All Saints, Herefordshire, England Wife Lugwardine, Herefordshire
Annie M Hankins abt 1848 Swindon, Gloucestershire, England Daughter Lugwardine, Herefordshire
Ada E Hankins abt 1850 All Saints, Herefordshire, England Daughter Lugwardine, Herefordshire
Amy M Hankins abt 1851 All Saints, Herefordshire, England Daughter Lugwardine, Herefordshire
Alice H Hankins abt 1852 St Nicholas, Herefordshire, England Daughter Lugwardine, Herefordshire
Agnes H Hankins abt 1853 St Peters, Herefordshire, England Daughter Lugwardine, Herefordshire
Richard H Hankins abt 1855 St Peters, Herefordshire, England Son Lugwardine, Herefordshire
William H Hankins abt 1858 Lugwardine, Herefordshire, England Son Lugwardine, Herefordshire
Adele E Hankins abt 1859 Lugwardine, Herefordshire, England Daughter Lugwardine, Herefordshire

ARRIVAL OF THE CANTERBURY
The Lyttelton Times January 12th 1864

Canterbury
Ship: 1223 tons
Captain: Clare
Surgeon Superintendent: Dr Young
Sailed London September 21st 1863 - arrived Lyttelton January 10th 1864

Hankins John 41 Herefordshire Veterinary Surgeon
Maria 36
John 17
Annie M 16
Ada Elizabeth 14
Amy Mary 13
Alice H 11
Agnes H 9
Richard H 8
William H 3
Adele E 6
Edward H 1

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modern address
Bartestree Court, Bartestree, Hereford, Herefordshire, HR1 4DA ( in the ward of Hagley)

nearby building former Bartestree Convent
Frome Court is a stunning residential development created from the conversion of the Grade II listed Bartestree Convent designed by the renowned Victorian architect Pugin into unique and stylish apartments and new houses cleverly reflecting the Gothic style of the convent. The spacious apartment has been converted to a very high standard and includes stylish modern kitchen fitted with integrated AEG applicances, fine quality Porcelanosa tiles in the bathrooms and en suites and Karndean flooring.

Bartestree is approximately 4 miles from the Citly of Hereford where there is an excellent range of shopping, educational, cultural and recreational facilities. There is a regular bus service to Hereford and to the country town of Ledbury which also has an excellent range of local facilities both centres are served by mainline railway stations and the M50 is approximately 4 miles to the south of Ledbury.

http://risk.english-heritage.org.uk/default.aspx?id=782&rt=1&pn=87&st=a&...
Redundant Roman Catholic convent chapel, 1869-70, with re-used medieval fabric. Linked to former Bartestree Convent.
Good fittings and stained glass. Security is now in place to stop vandalism. English Heritage grant has been offered for
repair works and the Historic Chapels Trust is to undertake phase 1 repairs in the near future.

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