Mrs Hine-Haycock
(1834-1911)
9 August 1862

Volume 9, page 51, sitting number 11,202.

[Identified as 'Mrs Hine-Haycock' in the Silvy daybooks, this is probably the wife of William Hine-Haycock.]

Born Annie Mary Parker in or about 1834 at Lewisham in Kent, she was the elder daughter of solicitor Thomas Parker of Lewisham and Blackheath.

On 28 April 1859 she married William Hine-Haycock, also a solicitor, at the parish church of St Giles Camberwell. Their marriage produced four sons and daughter

The couple appear on the 1871 census living at Little Heath, Old Charlton, Kent. Also present on the night of the census were their two youngest children and five servants. 

In 1901 Mrs and Mrs Hine-Haycock were living at 153 Church Street, Chelsea.

William Hine-Haycock died at his residence in Chelsea on 13 January 1903, leaving an estate valued at £27,169. After his death his widow lived at Grena Lodge, Richmond, Surrey.

Mrs Annie Mary Hine-Haycock died, aged 77, on 12 February 1911 in Italy at 9 via Solferino, Florence.