Emma's baptism may be on Christams Day 1836.
Line in Record @I266@ (RIN 282587) from GEDCOM file not recognized:
OCCU a sawyer
He was recorderd at home with his wife in the 1881 census.
1881 census at home with husband, aged 34 on census index.
Line in Record @I274@ (RIN 282595) from GEDCOM file not recognized:
OCCU a miller
At the baptism of son John, the parents are recorded as millers of Trewithen.On the 1881 census, his wife Jane is recorded as being a widow.
Flora Cook (nee Ripper) says John was born at Lower Trewithen.
Flora also recounted that Phillip had 7 children. Phillip caught a fever and died within two weeks. A week later two of his sons died. On the day they were buried his twin daughters died leaving Jane with John (10) and William Henry (8) & Sara (6).
Line in Record @I294@ (RIN 282615) from GEDCOM file not recognized:
OCCU a housekeeper
In a letter from Flora Cook she says:
"My grandmother was a Jane Blytho (sic); she lived on a farm in Helston; she was the daughter of a younger son; the real family home was between Helston and Penzance; in 1930 one of the family was the Lord Lieutenant of Cornwall." No evidence has yet been found to link the family with the Lord Lieutenants of Cornwall.In the 1881 census Jane was a widow aged 52 living at St Stithians; she gave her occupation as a housekeeper.
Line in Record @I295@ (RIN 282616) from GEDCOM file not recognized:
OCCU a tin miner
In the 1881 census John is listed as a tin miner in Stithians, aged 25, the head of house being Jane Ripper, his mother; he was unmarried.
1881 census, aged 22 in Perranzabuloe with husband.
Thomas' mariage entry shows him as being from Camborne.
Executrix to father's estate.
Possible marriage in Redruth district in 1872.
Surname possibly 'Croydon'.
1881 census - in Redruth, aged 37 (widow & dressmaker) with daughter Louisa.
In the 1881 census Edith is listed at home, aged 16, with her mother.