Joe here was son of Robert and Mary in my post of 19th April and brother of the Robert Ginn who fought at the Battle of Waterloo. He married Sarah Rutt at Eynesbury in 1805. He was a Labourer. This sadly all I know about him. I checked to 1852 and never found a burial , and no website seems to reference a credible entry either, nor does he appear in the 1841 or 1851 census records, assuming these do not miss him. Sarah died at Eynesbury in 1829 aged 46. It is possible that he remarried but I have not found a reference to it.
Joe and Sarah had seven children
Mary - married Joseph Seymour at St Neots in 1831
Robert - there were two - the first died in infancy and the second was a Carpenter. He married Martha Walton at Eynesbury in 1836, had one child there and then decamped to Surrey. He and Martha had a good number of children.
Elizabeth - born in 1811, is untraced
Hannah and George - died as children
Sarah - born in 1820, is untraced
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