Henry & Mary Janes
From Lacey Green History
Research by Joan West
| Henry & Mary Janes | |
|---|---|
| Construction Era | 1824-1899 |
| Type of Property | House, Farm |
| Use of Property | Business, Shop |
| Locations | Lacey Green, Princes Risborough Common |
HENRY JANES 1828-1889, son of John & Martha Janes of Lacey Green
Mary Ginger
Henry and Mary married in 1854.
Henry and Mary had 3 children as follows :-
Bethia Janes born 1856 married William Saunders of Stocken Farm. click William Saunders & Bethia Janes
Hezekiah Janes born 1860 married Caroline Adams, widow. click Hezekiah & Caroline Janes.
Born 1866 Annie. She married George Floyd. She inherited the shop & Lane Cottages at Loosley Row
1864/5 FIRST BAKEHOUSEHENRY JANES 1828-1889, son of JOHN & MARTHA JANES of LACEY GREEN
MARRIAGE
Henry Janes married in 1854 with Mary nee Ginger, a widow.
CHILDREN
Born 1856 Bethia.Janes She married William Saunders of Stocken Farm
Born 1860 Hezekiah Janes. He married Caroline Adams, widow. He inherited the Lacey Green Bakery
Born 1866 Annie Janes. She married George Floyd. She inherited the shop & Lane Cottages at Loosley Row
THE SPRATT
1861 census. Henry Janes 33 years old, landlord of The Spratt public house, Loosley Row.
LAND PURCHASE
Circa 1863/4 Henry Janes purchased a plot of land from Peter Tyler, part of a new allotment given in 1823 at the Enclosures of Princes Risborough.
On this land he built a premises consisting of a house, with a bread oven and shop and started a bakery business.
CHAPEL LAND
Henry was a church man, but he gave a small piece of the ground to his Loosley Row Baptist Chapel customers upon which they built a small brick chapel.
LANE COTTAGES
On part of the land which he had bought, was a small cottage, the land was adjacent to the shop with the cottage set back from the road.
In 1868 Henry attached a second cottage to the first. These were later known as 1 & 2 Lane Cottages.
1871 census. Henry 42, baker and grocer, with Mary, his wife and three children.
ANOTHER BAKEHOUSE
1877 circa. Henry Purchased from Josephine Irving, mortgage of John Cheshire, land in Lacey Green and built another bakehouse. This was to be Bakery Farm.
1881 census. Henry 51, baker, at Lacey Green, with Mary his wife, Hezekiah, 21, baker with his father, and Annie 15.
HENRY JANES DIED July 29th 1889, aged 61. He left Bakery Farm to Hezekiah, and the Loosley Row shop and Lane Cottages to his daughter Annie, who married George Floyd the following year.