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Joseph Hadley Deaths at Sea
Gender: Male
Birth Date: abt 1827
Death Date: 16 Apr 1877
Death Age: 50
Residence Place: Sunnyside Weventie
Ship: Jane
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Joseph Hadly
England and Wales Census, 1861
Name
Joseph Hadly
County
Essex
Event Type
Census
Event Date
1861
Event Place
Wivenhoe, Essex, England
Registration District
Lexden
Residence Note
Bethany Street
Gender
Male
Age
4
Relationship to Head of Household
Son
Birth Year (Estimated)
1857
Birthplace
Wivenhoe, Essex
Page Number
19
Registration Number
RG09
Piece/Folio
1101 / 13
Affiliate Record Type
Household
Household
Role
Sex
Age
Birthplace
Joseph Hadly
Head
M
34
Wivenhoe, Essex
Mary Hadly
Wife
F
29
Wivenhoe, Essex
Eliza Hadly
Daughter
F
6
Wivenhoe, Essex
Joseph Hadly
Son
M
4
Wivenhoe, Essex
William S Hadly
Son
M
2
Wivenhoe, Essex
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Joseph Hadley
England and Wales Census, 1871
Name
Joseph Hadley
Event Type
Census
Event Date
1871
Event Place
London, Middlesex, England
Gender
Male
Age
14
Marital Status
Unmarried
Occupation
Cabin Boy
Birth Year (Estimated)
1857
Birthplace
Wivenhoe, Essex
Entry Number
6
Affiliate Image Identifier
GBC/1871/0590/0291
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Joseph Hadley
England and Wales Census, 1901
Name
Joseph Hadley
Event Type
Census
Event Date
31 Mar 1901
Event Place
Wivenhoe, Essex, England
County
Essex
Civil Parish
Wivenhoe
Ecclesiastical Parish
Wivenhoe St Mary
Sub-District
Wivenhoe
Registration District
Lexden
Residence Note
High Street
Gender
Male
Age
44
Occupation
MASTER MARINER
Relationship to Head of Household
Head
Birth Year (Estimated)
1857
Birthplace
Wivenhoe
Schedule Type
45
Page Number
6
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Thomas R Hadley 1901
Age: 6
Estimated birth year: abt 1895
Relation to Head: Son
Gender: Male
Father: Joseph Hadley
Mother: Mary A Hadley
Birth Place: Wivenhoe
Civil Parish: Wivenhoe
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Ecclesiastical parish: Wivenhoe St Mary
Town: Wivenhoe
County/Island: Essex
Country: England
Street address:
Occupation:
Condition as to marriage:
Education:
Employment status:
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Registration district: Lexden
Sub-registration district: Wivenhoe
ED, institution, or vessel: 1
Neighbors: View others on page
Piece: 1712
Folio: 7
Page Number: 6
Household schedule number: 45
Household Members:
Name Age
Joseph Hadley 44
Mary A Hadley 42
Joseph W Hadley 16
Albert J Hadley 14
Ravdon E Hadley 11
Harry C Hadley 9
Lewis G Hadley 8
Thomas R Hadley 6
Alice M Hadley 5
Gladys K Hadley 2
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Crew of the final voyage[edit] Loch Vennechar.
Captain W. Hawkins and Chief Officer James Priest
From left: D.S.M. Thompson, T. Pearce (apprentice) and J. Hadley
The first list of persons likely to be on the ship at the time of her loss appeared in the news media in late September 1905. This list which contained 23 names of individuals who could be either crew or passengers was compiled from letters waiting for collection by the ship at the offices of George Wills & Co., the ship's agent in Adelaide.[21] A subsequent newspaper article advised that apprentices S.C. Brown and Robert Andrews had respectively transferred from Loch Vennachar to Loch Garry and Loch Torridon despite their names being included on the previously published list.[22] In late November 1905, the following list was published in a number of newspapers in Australia and in papers in both New Zealand and Scotland. This list which 'was received at Fremantle by the English mail' indicates that there were no passengers on the last voyage.[23]
W. S Hawkins, master, Glasgow
James Priest, mate, North Shields
Charles Radcliffe, second mate, USA
Fred. W. Lake, third mate, Melbourne
James Reid, carpenter, Dumbarton
W. Molseed, steward, Greenock
W. McLean, cook, Glasgow
R. Simpson, sailmaker, Greenock
Eugen Broberg, A.B., Stockholm
Donald Mathieson, A.B., Skye
A. Anderson, A.B., Kragero
E: McEwan, A.B., Greenock
Thomas Anderson, A .B., Arandel
Hugh Humphreys, A.B., Portmadoc
Alexander Dunlop, A.B., Rothesay
M. Jenson, A.B., Aarhus
David Hanson, A.B., Bergen
E. Holden, A.B., Newark, N.J.
John Bickle, A.B., Edinburgh
William Barry, A.B., Adelaide
Edward McPhie, O.S., Morven
William Turnbull, O.S., Grangemouth
William Martin, O.S., Glasgow
Joseph W. Hadley, apprentice, Wivenhoe
Thomas. W. Pearce, apprentice, Southampton
D. S. B. Thomson, apprentice, Melbourne
Horace Eastwood, apprentice, Knottingley
In the above list, the abbreviations A.B. and O.S. refer respectively to Able seaman and Ordinary seaman.
The passing of Thomas Pearce received attention in the Australian press due to his father, Tom Pearce, being well known as one of the two survivors of the Loch Ard wrecking in 1878, and as his grandfather, James Pearce, was the captain of SS Gothenburg at the time of her loss in 1875.[24]
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My grandad Thoma R.Hadley born 29/06/1893 , death certificate says his fathers occupation was a captain,master mariner, have found out the schooner Jane, was wrecked of Yarmouth in 1877 , so maybe his grandad on this, 6 lives lost , maybe his uncle Albert Hadley , other relations too, my aunts though there dad Thomas from Sussex ? The Thomas Hadley ,same year born 1893 , I can only find ?is from Winvenhoe Essex , just checking how do I know definitely his family or not?
The next interesting ,and very sad bit is, his brother Joseph Hadley born 1886 , died in a ship wreck of kangaroo island , Australia , in 1905 ,all lives lost on this schooner ,called loch vennachar , thanks for any help
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