| Born: | 7th April 1838, Tickhill, Yorkshire | |
| Father: | John BAILIFF (BAILEY) | |
| Mother: | Amy (Emma) SPENCER | |
| Christened: | 20th May 1838, Tickhill, Yorkshire | |
| Married: | Isaac Robert WHITE, 28th September 1868, Leeds, Yorkshire | |
| Children: | Emily WHITE, born 1870 | |
| Eleanor WHITE, born 1872 | ||
| Frances Clara WHITE, born c. 1880 | ||
| Died: | 1926, Hemsworth registration district, Yorkshire | |
Harriet Bailiff, who married Isaac Robert White in Leeds in 1868, was almost certainly the sister of Isaac's first wife Elizabeth. Harriet gave her father's name as Robert on their marriage certificate, while Elizabeth's father was John Bailiff. However both Harriet and Elizabeth are known from census returns to have been born in Tickhill, Yorkshire. In the 1841 census there is a Harriet of the right age living in Tickhill with father John, and the same family appears in Wroot in the 1851 census. It is likely that Harriet gave false information at the time of her marriage because between 1835 and 1907 it was illegal to marry one's deceased wife's sister. (Isaac's age is also given as 33 rather than 43 on the certificate.) This may also be the reason that Isaac and Harriet were married in Leeds rather than Wroot, and why they subsequently moved to the Wath-upon-Dearne area.
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