Family: James William HARTLEN, Jr. / Charlotte Emily INNES (F6142)
m. 22 Aug 1884
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Male
James William HARTLEN, Jr.
Birth 17 Jan 1865 Terence Bay, Halifax, NS 
Death 15 Jan 1906 Terence Bay, Halifax, NS Burial 17 Jan 1906 St. Paul's Anglican Cemetery, Terence Bay, NS Marriage 22 Aug 1884 [1] Terence Bay, Halifax, NS [1] Other Spouse Grace PURCELL | F6143 Marriage 16 May 1889 Lower Prospect, Halifax, NS Other Spouse Alice Mariah SLAUENWHITE | F6097 Marriage 15 Nov 1891 Terence Bay, Halifax, NS Other Spouse Caroline A. SLAUENWHITE | F6144 Marriage 31 Jul 1899 Terence Bay, Halifax, NS Father James William HARTLEN | F1841 Group Sheet Mother Caroline Margaret SLAUENWHITE | F1841 Group Sheet
Female
Charlotte Emily INNES
Birth 29 Oct 1865 Prospect, Halifax, NS Death Abt 20 Feb 1886 Halifax, Halifax, NS Burial 22 Feb 1886 Holy Cross Cemetery, Halifax, NS Father William INNES | F5738 Group Sheet Mother Julia Ann SLAUENWHITE | F5738 Group Sheet
Female
Johanna HARTLEN
Birth Abt 25 Dec 1885 Halifax, Halifax, NS Death Abt 9 Jan 1886 Halifax, Halifax, NS Burial 11 Jan 1886 Holy Cross Cemetery, Halifax, NS
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Notes - The 1884 marriage register entry is for a Catherine E. STEVENS, age 18, born Terence Bay, d/o William and Julia. If accurate, this information would place her birth about 1865, at which time there were no known STEVENS families living in Terence Bay. I believe that the only William and Julia living there at that time were William and Julia Innes, so it would seem that she belonged to them. It is possible that she is a previously unknown daughter Catherine. However, her age is identical to that of a known daughter--Charlotte Emily, and “Catherine's” middle initial is E. So it seems likely that Catherine STEVENS and Charlotte Innes are the same person.
As to the name STEVENS, there are three possibilities. The first is that she had previously married a STEVENS; however, she is not listed as a widow. The second is that she was taken in, rather than born into the family; however, there is a baptismal record for Charlotte Innes at St. Mary's. The third possibility is that, since she was marrying her second cousin, she was fudging her name. Whatever the truth that she is the person who appears in the 1871 Census (not known for its reliability) as Charlotte Emily Innes. [Bob H]
- The 1884 marriage register entry is for a Catherine E. STEVENS, age 18, born Terence Bay, d/o William and Julia. If accurate, this information would place her birth about 1865, at which time there were no known STEVENS families living in Terence Bay. I believe that the only William and Julia living there at that time were William and Julia Innes, so it would seem that she belonged to them. It is possible that she is a previously unknown daughter Catherine. However, her age is identical to that of a known daughter--Charlotte Emily, and “Catherine's” middle initial is E. So it seems likely that Catherine STEVENS and Charlotte Innes are the same person.
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