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- NOTES ON ST ERTH FAMILY 5 part C
- NOTES ON ST ERTH FAMILY 5 part C (continued)
- ST ERTH FAMILY 5 part D
- OTHER INFORMATION ON ST ERTH FAMILY 5
- OTHER INFORMATION ON ST ERTH FAMILY 5 (continued)
- OTHER INFORMATION ON ST ERTH FAMILY 5 (continued) Unconnected Family 2 (which was what is now part A
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| 1___________|_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ STANLEY ELEANOR ELSIE WILLIAM-STANLEY JANE-BRAMBLE HILDA LILIAN- LUCINDA LOUISA 1883 1885 1888 1889 1894 1894 ADELAIDE 1896 1900 m Kezia-Maud Tregenza 1895 ____________________________________|___________________________________________________________________ JOHN-WILSON ANNE WILLIAM-STANLEY BRAMBLE-NEWTON 1918 1923 1925 1929 m Jean Robertson m Mavis Fleming m Arleen-June Moore | __________________________________________|_____________________________ | | BARRY-WILLIAM MARGARET CAROLE JANE-ELIZABETH | | 1948 1952 1954 1958 | | m Christine-Gladys Young | | |___________________________ ____________________________________|__________________________________ | ALLAN-BARRY SUZANNE JENNIFER-GAYE MARK-ANDREW AMANDA-LEE JAMES-WILLIAM | 1973 1977 1962 1963 1966 1971 | m Renee Buse | |________ | RACHEL | 1995
|___________________________________________________________________ LAUREL-JEAN KEVIN-JOHN BRUCE-DAVID 1947 1949 1951 m Susanne-Maree Josefski m Susan-Joy Williams ________________________|__________________________ |____________________________________________________________________ TIANI JAMES NATHANAEL JASMINE KATHERINE- CLARE-ELISE BRETT LAUREN 1985 1986 1989 1998 MICHELLE 1981 1983 1988 1979 m Amy Wardlaw NOTES ON ST ERTH FAMILY 5 part C STANLEY born 14JAN1883 St Erth, baptised 14JUN1883 St Erth (parish register no.770 p.96) ELEANOR (=NELL) born 17SEP1885 Churchtown St Erth (RootsWeb gives 17NOV1885 St Erth), baptised 20NOV1885 to William of Port St Erth (parish register no.982 p.111), at 1891 census Carnhell Village Gwinear scholar age 5, at 1901 census staying with grandmother and aunt (both MARTHA) 31 New Row St Erth age 15, at 1911 census age 25 born St Erth married to William-Douglas Craddock (shop assistant age 25 born Paul) living 12 Redinnick Place Penzance ELSIE born 24JUN1888 Gwinear, birth announcement Cornishman 05JUL1888 www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk baptised 18NOV1888 (in non- conformist church) Gwinear, at 1891 census age 2, at 1901 census age 13 born Cornwall Gwinear living with uncle and aunt (JOHN and MARY), awarded a book prize in June and in December a certificate of honour St Erth National School (27JUN1901 &31DEC1901 Cornishman www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk), also mentioned (24JUL1902 Cornishman www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk), embarked 29APR1911 with sisters JANIE and LOWE [sic] with their mother SELINA on ship Athenic from Plymouth for Cape South Africa WILLIAM-STANLEY born 21AUG1889 (or SEP) born Churchtown Gwinear, baptised 05JAN1890 Gwinear (in non-conformist church), at 1891 census age 1, at 1901 census living with grandmother and aunt (both MARTHA) 31 New Row St Erth age 12 born Gwinear, awarded a book prize St Erth National School (27JUN1901 Cornishman www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk),probably WILLIAM won a school prize St Erth (16APR1903 Cornishman www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk), probably WILLIAM won a first class certificate for water colouring at St Erth (14 JAN1904 Cornishman www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk)at 1911 census single age 21 born Gwinear Cornwall living Church Town St Erth with grandmother MARTHA, departed 23JUL1913 gardener age 23 on ship Roscommon from London for Townsville Queensland Australia, met wife at Charters Towers [137 kilometres from Townsville], married 07JUN1916 Conclurry, died Nundah Australia x KEZIAH-MAUD born 06MAY1885 Talbot (north of Ballarat), a cousin of her husband’s, died 26JUL1974 Nundah JANE-BRAMBLE (=JANIE) born 10MAR1893 Carnhell Green Gwinear (10MAR1894 in Pedigree Resource File http://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9..2.1/S5CQ-JQ8), won a prize at St Ives National School (23MAY1901 & 30JAN1908 Cornishman www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk), embarked 29APR1911 with sisters ELSIE and LOWE [sic] with their mother SELINA on ship Athenic from Plymouth for Cape South Africa, married before 1928 Vere-Clifford Robinson (born 29JUN1894 South Africa died 21JAN1933), four children (1 son + 3 dau ?) HILDA born 07AUG1894 Carnhell Green Gwinear (see certificate), died March quarter 1895 Redruth district age 0, maybe another HILDA born and died 1908 see http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=sknowles&id=I16904 LILIAN-ADELAIDE born 06AUG1895 Carnhell Green Gwinear
LOUISA born 1900, won a prize at St Ives National School (23MAY1901 Cornishman www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk), probably = Miss Lowe Tregenza who embarked 29APR1911 with sisters ELSIE and JANIE with their mother SELINA on ship Athenic from Plymouth for Cape South Africa, married Lazarus Kaplan from Lithuania set up legal firm Kaplan and Strachan in Nairobi, three children, lived USA in 2008 JOHN-WILSON (=JACK) born 30JUL1918 Charters Towers Queensland; possibly a living person so personal information has been reduced. x JEAN born 1915, died 1990 ANNE born 1923, married Arthur-Raymond (=Ray) Powell, three daughters and three sons WILLIAM-STANLEY born 04AUG1925, married 1947, died 1977 x MAVIS born 1926, died 1988 BRAMBLE-NEWTON born 12NOV1929 Northgate Queensland, postal contractor, married 16DEC19961, lived Beerwah, died 11SEP1999 Beerburrum x ARLEEN-JUNE born 23JUN1942 Cleveland Queensland, salesperson in hardware store
x CHRISTINE-GLADYS born 1949 MARGARET born 1952, married Garry Lovelock, divorced, Garry deceased by 2008 CAROLE born 1954, married Nazif Kizilkan; possibly a living person so personal information has been reduced. JANE-ELIZABETH born 1958; possibly a living person so personal information has been reduced.
x RENEE divorced, probably RENEE living Morayfield Queensland, see facebook entry SUZANNE born 1977; possibly a living person so personal information has been reduced.
MARK-ANDREW born 16NOV1963; possibly a living person so personal information has been reduced. AMANDA-LEE born 17AUG1966, married 04SEP1993 Andrew-David Pickering possibly a living person so personal information has been reduced. JAMES-WILLIAM born 08JUL1971; possibly a living person so personal information has been reduced. RACHEL born 1995 LAUREL-JEAN born 1947 Nundah, married 1971 David Burgess; possibly a living person so personal information has been reduced. KEVIN-JOHN born 1949 Brisbane, married 1984; possibly a living person so personal information has been reduced. x SUSANNE-MAREE (=SUE) BRUCE-DAVID born 1951 Brisbane, married 1977; possibly a living person so personal information has been reduced. x SUSAN-JOY
JAMES born 1986 Rabaul Papua New Guinea NATHANAEL born 1989 Toowoomba JASMINE born 1998 Taree KATHERINE-MICHELLE born 1979, married Timothy Kelly (one daughter), see facebook entry CLARE-ELISE born 1981 BRETT born 1983 x AMY
LAUREN born 1988 ST ERTH FAMILY 5 part D | __________________|______________________________________________________________ LILLIAN HARRIET-IRENE JOHN-HEDLEY AUDREY DAISY-GWENDOLINE 1896 1897 1899 1901 1906 NOTES ON ST ERTH FAMILY 5 part D LILLIAN born 1896 approx. Gwinear, at 1911 census single daughter factory hand age 15 born Gwinear living with mother, 26JUL1911 domestic age 16 embarked with mother, brother and three sisters on ship Royal Edward departing Bristol for Quebec Canada IRENE born 1897 approx. Gwinear, at 1911 census single daughter factory hand (fuse factory) age 14 born Gwinear living with mother, 26JUL1911 domestic age 15 embarked with mother, brother and three sisters on ship Royal Edward departing Bristol for Quebec Canada JOHN-HEDLEY (=JACK) born September quarter 1899 Redruth district volume 5c page 206, at 1911 census single son at school age 11 born Gwinear living with mother, 26JUL1911 age 11 embarked with mother and four sisters on ship Royal Edward departing Bristol for Quebec Canada AUDREY born 1901 approx. Gwinear, at 1911 census single daughter at school age 10 born Gwinear living with mother, 26JUL1911 age 10 embarked with mother, brother and three sisters on ship Royal Edward departing Bristol for Quebec Canada DAISY-GWENDOLINE born 09MAR1906 Camborne, at 1911 census single daughter factory at school 5 born Gwinear living with mother, 26JUL1911 age 5 embarked with mother, brother and three sisters on ship Royal Edward departing Bristol for Quebec Canada OTHER INFORMATION ON ST ERTH FAMILY 5 Constructed from information from:
OTHER INFORMATION ON ST ERTH FAMILY 5 (continued) Constructed from information from (continued):
OTHER INFORMATION ON ST ERTH FAMILY 5 (continued) Unconnected Family 2 (which was what is now part A but without the daughters of HENRY 1865 and children RICHARD-F. 1895 and JAMES-H.-N. 1919 although it had the children of WILLIAM 1860 now in part C) was constructed from
Unconnected Family 30 (now part B) was constructed from:
Unconnected Family 41 ((WILLIAM-)JOHN 1873 married to ELEANOR and their two children) was constructed from:
OTHER INFORMATION ON ST ERTH FAMILY 5 (continued) Unconnected Family 61 (JAMES-H.-N. wife and children) was constructed from:
Unconnected Family 62 (JAMES-C. wife and child) was constructed from:
Unconnected Family 136 (ELEANOR née Hendra and her children) was constructed from:
1851 census 26 Little Mill St Erth Parish from http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com
1871 census St Erth Parish district 10 schedule 065 from the website Kindred Konnections, Lyn Nash and Les Smith
These must be daughters respectively of JANE 1838 married Edward Trevartha in 1858 and MARY 1826 married William Birch in 1847 OTHER INFORMATION ON ST ERTH FAMILY 5 (continued) 1871 census Little Mill St Erth Parish RG13/2332 district 12 schedule 054 from Les Smith and www.freecen.org.uk
1871 census St Erth Parish district 10 schedule 089 from Les Smith
1881 census 38 Trebartha Place St Erth Parish http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com
1891 census 17 Trebartha Place St Erth RG12/1853 folio 106 page 9 from www.findmypast.co.uk
OTHER INFORMATION ON ST ERTH FAMILY 5 (continued) 1851 (30 March) census St Erth Parish Chenalls household HO 107/1917 8 ED 1a folio 5 From www.freecen.org.uk, Lyn Nash lynnash@webaxs.net and http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sterth/1851_ed1a.htm
Some of this via Lyn Nash lynnash@webaxs.net who also provides 1871 Phillack parish district 1 schedule 024
Note also marriage 24MAR1850 of ROBERT widow to Elizabeth Potter spinster. OTHER INFORMATION ON ST ERTH FAMILY 5 (continued) Seven sets of census information from RootsWeb’s WorldConnect Project: Jamieson Stuart Reeves McBoyle (via Katy Baker) from http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.sgi?op=GET&db=lucylocket&id=I13718 via Katy Baker (1) 1861 census Uny Lelant household 6 Chenalls more detail from http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/#sterth/1861_ed8.htm
(2) 1881 census Little Mill St Erth Uny Lelant RG11/2340 district 12 folio 42 page 13 schedule 66 www.freecen.org.uk and http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sterth/1881_44.htm
OTHER INFORMATION ON ST ERTH FAMILY 5 (continued) (3) 1891 census Little Mill Uny Lelant
* head married to MARTHA born St Erth (4) 1891 census Canon’s Town Ludgvan parish RG12/1853 district 2 folio 21 page 11 schedule 61 also from www.findmypast.co.uk
OTHER INFORMATION ON ST ERTH FAMILY 5 (continued) (5) 1901 census Canon’s Town Ludgvan parish
(6) 1891 census Carnhell Village Gwinear parish RG12/1852 district 9 folio 131 page 2 schedule 14
(7) 1891 census 9 Trebartha Place St Erth also from www.findmypast.co.uk
OTHER INFORMATION ON ST ERTH FAMILY 5 (continued) 1841 census HO107/144/1 St Erth Bridge Cellars (possibly Chenalls Bridge) district 2 folio 21 page 1 www.freecen.org.uk
1911 census Church Town St Erth RG14/14031 from www.1901censusonline.com
1891 census Little Mill lane St Erth RG12/1853 folio 122 page 6 from www.findmypast.co.uk
OTHER INFORMATION ON ST ERTH FAMILY 5 (continued) 1891 census Carnhell Willage Gwinear RG12/1852 folio 131 page 2 from www.findmypast.co.uk
1901 census New Row St Erth RG13/2248 page 6 schedule 31 from www.1901censusonline.com
No occupations are shown for any of them. 1901 census Turnpike Road Canon’s Town Ludgvan RG13/2247 page 13 schedule 68 from www.1901censusonline.com
OTHER INFORMATION ON ST ERTH FAMILY 5 (continued) 1901 census New Row St Erth RG13/2248 page 10 schedule 61 from www.1901censusonline.com
Live near mother and sister both MARTHA * in part C 1911 census Church Town St Erth RG14/14031 from www.1901censusonline.com
1911 census Church Town St Erth RG14/14031 from www.1901censusonline.com
* mason (jobbing and repairing) **blackman [blacksmith ?] apprentice (shoring [shoeing?] and general smith) OTHER INFORMATION ON ST ERTH FAMILY 5 (continued) 1911 census Union Street Camborne RG14/14001 from www.1901censusonline.com
* JANIE Tregenza is single and yet sister to ELEANOR Tregenza who is married (née Hendra) – perhaps should be sister-in-law but more likely the surname is a mistake as WILLIAM-JOHN husband of ELEANOR does not have any sisters called JANE or JANIE 1861 census St Erth RG9/1588 folio 22 page 9 schedule 47 from www.freecen.org.uk
* Copper ?ore? dresser 1861 census Little Mill St Erth RG9/1588 folio 51 page 14 schedule 67 from www.freecen.org.uk
OTHER INFORMATION ON ST ERTH FAMILY 5 (continued) Note
OTHER INFORMATION ON ST ERTH FAMILY 5 (continued) Note MARTHA 1877 married Henry Butcher extract from the "Colonist" newspaper volume LX issue 14841, 03AUG1918 page 3 via http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz
After nearly three months' perilous adventures and great sufferings two Englishwomen - Mrs Butcher and Mrs Taylor - arrived in Rotterdam with the former's two children. They travelled by way of Russia and Germany from Siberia, which they left at the time of the worst Bolshevist chaos. The little party began their hazardous journey in a waggon which had been bought for £30. They persuaded the authorities to mount it on a truck coupled to a train going to Petrograd, it being impossible to obtain accommodation the ordinary way. In this waggon, which was guarded against possible attack, the women and children spent four days never once stepping outside, being supplied with drinking water by a soldier whose services as a guard they obtained. They arrive at Petrograd at the time when the capital was in the hands of extremists, who took away their passports for Sweden, where they had hoped o get a steamboat going to England. Thus cut off from railway communication they hired a sledge, on which they crossed the Gulf of Finland to the Aaland Islands. The journey across the ice lasted three days, in bitter cold. Their scheme of getting a boat form the Aalands was foiled, for a shock awaited them. they found the island in German occupation. They were immediately arrested by the invaders, who eventually sent hem under military guard to Germany, where they were kept in various prison camps. Their final and worst experience was at Holzminden, a great mixed camp of soldiers and civilian prisoners of a score of different nationalities. Here they were only kept from starvation by some kindly Frenchwoman, who gave them food from parcels, as they found the black bread and bad soup, which was all the Germans provided, uneatable. Mrs butcher and her two children were put in a small room, where there was already a woman whose sufferings had driven her mad. The unfortunate creature's delirium terrified the children, but Mrs Butcher's request on this account for other accommodation was refused, the German official saying, "We have had to put up with this mad woman for a long time so must you." After several weeks at Holzminden the Germans released them and sent them with a number of other women refugees in a train to the Dutch frontier. ST ERTH FAMILY 6 Directory: books books -> The English Arrive in America books -> Active Vocabulary books -> Books we finished XIV books -> The theology of the balaam oracles: a pagan diviner and the word of god books -> The rhetoric of the father books -> Sra: Imagine It!, Themes, Taking a Stand, Ancient Civilizations Ecology, Great Expectations, Earth in Action, Art and Impact, Level 6 books -> You Can If You Try Unit 7 Nonfiction books -> How to Get the Most Out of books -> Unconditional hatred Download 5.17 Mb. Share with your friends:
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