Mary Hayton (buried 1927)

At a glance

At a glance
Surname: 
Hayton
First name: 
Mary
Other Christian names: 
Rose
Gender: 
Female
Children: 
Yes
Burial number: 
1282
Born: 
00/04/1850
Died: 
26/01/1927
Buried: 
01/02/1927
Heene Hallmark: 
No
Commonwealth War Grave: 
No

The Grave

The grave
Cemetery area: 
SES
Cemetery row: 
7
Cemetery plot: 
17
Burial remains: 
Unknown
The headstone
Endowed grave: 
No
Headstone inscription: 
In loving memory of my beloved husband Charles Isaac Hayton who entered into rest 4th April 1924 aged 76 years "Resting and trusting in Christ" also our beloved mother Mary Rose Hayton aged 76 years who fell asleep 26th January 1927 after many years of patient suffering. Rev.Vll 14-17 Portion of the cost of this headstone was given by a faithful and devoted Chinese servant

Life story

Life story

Mary (Oetzmann) was born in Bloomsbury and Mary's father Frederick was a Piano Manufacturer, living in Norfolk Square.  Her mother, Lelias Verralls, was the daughter of a Farmer in Finchley! Mary was the oldest child of six. In 1851 Frederick and family were living in Great Russell Street. In 1880 his company was based in Blandford Mews, Manchester Square, Conduit Street and in Broad Street, London 

The Hayton business logo
The Hayton business logo

"Frederick Oetzmann and Sons' Pianofortes and harmoniums will be found on comparison the most reasonable in London. Established 30 years : none but first class Pianofortes manufactured. 151, Regent Street. The only address. Frederick Oetzmann and Sons' Pianofortes and harmoniums, new and second hand. On the tree years' system : 

- Pianettes from 2 p. 2g per quarter. 

- Piccolos from 2 p. 10g per quarter.

 - Drwaing room Model from 3 p. 3g per quarter. 

Harmoniums, best make, eight pleasing stops, 1 ½ guinea per quarter. Frederick Oetzmann and sons, 151, Regent St." 

Mary married Charles Hayton on the 29th July 1872, in St. Nicholas, Brighton. .

 Charles was Clerk to her father's Business. 

Charles, born in Tonbridge, Kent, was the son of Isaac Hayton and Nancy Carfrae. At Charles's Baptism in October 1847, at St Peter and St Paul, Tonbridge, Isaac was described as a Gentleman. 

Charles and Mary Rosa went on to have six children. 

In 1880, daughter Mary Constance was baptised in St Mary, Putney. Father Charles was a Pianoforte Manufacturer. 

In 1881, living in Putney, Charles and Mary had  daughters Maud, Winifred  and Mary, and 2-year-old Charles, a Cook and a Nurse. 

Living in Streatham in 1891, they now had another son, Arthur,  and their eldest daughter, Maud, was a Governess. They had lost another daughter, Dorothy, in her first year. 

1895 - "Notice is hereby given that the Partnership hereto fore subsisting between us the undersigned Frederick William Oetzmann, Arthur Leopold Oetzmann and Charles Isaac Hayton carrying on business as Pianoforte Manufacturers at No. 38 Conduit-street, Regent-street in the county of Middlesex under the style or firm Frederick Oetzmann and Sons has been disolved by mutual consent so far as regards the said Charles Isaac Hayton as from the 10th day of August 1895. [...]" The London Gazette, 1895, p. 4571 

As Frederick Senior had died in 1879, this must be his son, and Mary's younger brother, Frederick, as well as her brother Arthur. Charles and Frederick Junior were the Executors of Frederick's will.From then on, Charles Hayton was in business on his own. 

Still in Streatham in 1901, Charles was Manager to a Paint Decorators', Winifred, at 26, was a Governess, son Charles, at 22, was a Furniture Salesman and daughter Mary, at 20, was a Clerk to a Savings Bank. They had a female Servant and Jane Couchman, 35, Companion to a Lady. 

In 1911, living in Kitson Road,  Barnes, Surrey, Charles and Mary had daughter Winifred Rose living with them, and a 19-year-old female Servant. It was recorded that they had had 7chuildren, 2 of whom had died. Charles was described as Chief Receptionaire at a Furniture Firm (one who receives Customers) 

By 1918, they had moved to 49 Alexandra Road, Worthing, which was to be their final home. 

In the 1921 census, Charles, Mary and Winifred were Visitors in the household of  Harold Hart, Gentleman, and his wife Maude, in Downside, Offington Lane. 

Maude and Joseph were married in 1921. Joseph, born in Leicestershire, had been a Hired Hand in Manitoba, before leaving for England and arriving in Liverpool in 1911. Joseph died, in Worthing, in 1931 but that's another story..... 

When Charles died, at Groombridge Nursing Home, his address was given as 49 Alexandra Road. Probate was given to Charles Frederick Carfrae Hayton and Arthur Cuthbert Hayton. 

When Mary died, in 1927, living in Alexandra Road, Probate was given to Maud Francis Mary Hart (her eldest daughter), Winifred Rose Hayton and  Charles Frederick Carfrae Hayton, Sales Manager.

Burial researcher: 
Liz Lane

Further information

Birth
Date born: 
00/00/1850
Marriage
Maiden name: 
Oetzmann
Marriage 1
Spouse one first names: 
Charles
Spouse one last name: 
Hayton
Marriage one date: 
29/07/1872
Marriage one address: 
Brighton, Sussex, England

Death

Death (details)
Date of death: 
26/01/1927
Age (at time of death): 
76
Cause of death: 
Unknown
Address at time of death: 
Alexandra Road, Worthing, Sussex, England
Personal effects
Probate pounds: 
£5,222

Census and miscellaneous information

Census information
1851 census: 

Living in Great Russell Street

1881 census: 

Living in Putney - Charles; Mary Rosa; Maud; Winifred; Mary; Charles, 2yrs; Cook; Nurse;

1891 census: 

Living in Streatham - Charles; Mary Rosa; Maud, Governess; Arthur;

1901 census: 

Living in Streatham - Charles, Manager to a Paint and Decorators; Winifred, 26yrs, Governess; Charles, 22yrs; Furniture Salesman; Mary, 20yrs, Clerk to a Savings Bank; Jane Couchman, 35yrs, Companion to a Lady; Servant;

1911 census: 

Living in Kitson Road, Barnes, Surrey - Charles, Chief Receptionaire at a Furniture Firm; Mary; Winifred Rose, Servant, 19yrs;

1921 census: 

Staying at Downside, Offington Lane, Worthing - Harold Hart; Maude Hart; Charles; Mary; Winifred;