| 1810 | Joseph Haine & Sarah Look marry in Glastonbury |
| 1811-3 | Joseph, George and Thomas Haine born, baptised Croscombe |
| 1815 | Mary Haine born at Churchill Farm, Croscombe |
| 1817 | William Haine born at Sutton in Ditcheat, baptised Ditcheat |
| 1819 | Joseph Haine buried at East Pennard age 36 |
| 1822 | Sarah Haine remarries to
Jonas Maby, after completing a marriage settlement - countersigned in 1836 by the 5 Haine's |
| Jonas and Sarah Maby believed that schooling was very important for their family. Their eldest son Joseph Haine kept a grammar book, see below. The back of a photograph of Mary records that she had been finely educated in a private girls' school. Sarah made mention of her younger brothers being still at school in her letters of around 1840. |
| Thomas, William, Sarah and their mother became Methodists in the Spring of 1840. A year later in Ohio, Mary joined the Church. When Mary went to the U.S., her younger brothers were considered too young to join her, accounts varying as to the success of the young folk overseas. |
Birthdates from the family bible >> Grammar book 1823 >> Correspondence
