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DIRECTORY. J CORN.WALL. CHACEWATER. 69 Jenkin Thomas, farmer, Carthew Prisk Hercules, farmer :t:Stenning Ann (Mrs.), Golden Lion tJenldn Thomas Henry, farmer Pryor John,wheelwright&bldr. Carnkye P.H. Menherion Jenkin Wm. John, smith, Penmarth Pryor Thomas,grocer &; draper,Carnkye tStephens Minnie E. (Mrs.), Half Jewell William, farmer, Porkellis Pryor Thomas Henry, farmer & shop­ Way House P.H. Rame :t:Johns John Fras. farmer, Halabezack keeper, Medlyn tThomas Edwin, farmer, overseer & .John-s William, farmer tRail William, farmer, Rame clerk to the Parish Council, Polgear Kemp James, farmer, Halwin Rapson Joseph Henry Gundry, farmr. tThomas Francis, carrier & farmer, tKemp Jn. farmer & builder, Carnkye Lower Porkellis Penmarth :t:Kistle Charles, farmer & shopkeeper, Rapson Thomas, farmer, Porkellis Thomas Hannibal, farmer, Lizerea Menherion Rapson Thomas, farmer, Halwin +Thomas Margaret HenwcJd (Mrs.), tMartinEmily(Mrs.),shpkpr.Menherion tReading Room & Men's Club (John shopkeeper, Penmarth Medlyn John, farmer, Lizerea Eathorne, sec) tThomas William, farmer, Retanna Moyle Edward,farmer, LowerPorkellis Reed JameSI Thos. farmer, Garnkye :t:Tregonning Wm. farmer, Calvadnack tMoyle Jane (Mrs.), farmer Reed John William, farmer, Porkellis :t:Treloar Bennett, farmer, Calvadnack Moyle Simon, farmer, Carnkye fReed Jsph. farmer, Higher Retanna Treloar John, farmer, Porkellis j;Oliver John, farmer, Menorlue Reed Wm. Thos. farmer, Halabezack tTreloar Samuel, farmer, Calvadnack Opie William & James, farmers & om- Reynolds Richard, farmer, Boswin Treloar Thomas, farmer, Halabezack nibus proprietors, Halwin :t:Richards Alfred, poulterer, Penmarth tTresidder Edward James, farmer Opie Bennett, Travellers' Guide P.H. Richards Henry, farmer, Viscar Tresidder John, farmer, Carnkye Kennap Richards James, farmer, Viscar Tresidder Mary Ann (Mrs.), farmer, tPascoe Mary (Mrs.), frmr.Edgcumbe :t:Richards Wm. carpenter, Menherion Carnkye Pascoe Nicholas, farmer, Lizerea Richards William, farmer, Viscar Veal Rd. Jas. wheelwright, Porkellis Pearce Wm.Jn.frmr. Tolcarne-Wartha tRichards Wm. Hy. shopkeeper, Rame Vincent Stephen, carman, Porkellis :t:Peneluna Wm. farmer, Calvadnack Richards Wm. Pascoe, frmr. Porkelhs Webb Martha_ (Mrs.), grocer, & post- Perry James, farmer, Carthew tRoberts Edward, farmer, Rame mistress, Post office, Porkellis tPerry Joseph, cowkeeper, Rame Roberts Joseph, grocer, Porkellis tWilliams Edward, farmer, Rame Perry Mary (Miss), farmer, Viscar · :t:Spargo James, farmer Williams Ralph, farmer, Tolcarne :t:Pooley James & Robert, farmers, Spargo John, f-armer, Medlyn tWilliams ThDmas, farmer, Rame Mount Wise; & grocers, Halabezack Spargo William, farmer, Carnkye CHACE WATER is an ecclesiastical parish, formed I vicarage, net yearly value £277, with residence, in the July II, 1837, from the parishes of Kenwyn and Kea. gift of the vicar of Kenwyn, and held since 1897 by the The township of Chacewater is in the parish of Kenwtn, Rev. Joseph Gilbert B..A.. of Oorpus Ohristi college, with the exception of a few dwellings at the east end, Cambridge. Here a.re Wesleyan and Primitive Methodist :which are in the parish of Kea; it has a stati01t three- Chapels. The Institute and reading room was erected in ·quarters of a mile north-west on the West Cornwall 1893, at the sole cost of J()hn Passmore Edwards esq. of -section of the Great Western railway, which is also the 5 Orme square, Bayswater, London W. on a site given Junction for the Newquay motor-rail and train service; by Viscount Falmouth K.C.V.O., C. B. .A. weekly mar- 5 miles west from Truro, 4 east from Redruth and 306 ket on Saturday, and an annual fair on June 24th. from London, in the Truro division of the county, west The prize horse and cattle show held on the third division of Powder hundred, petty sessional division of Thursday in June, is one of the largest and most popu­ Powder West, Truro union and county court district, lar in the county. The principal landowners are Viscount rural deanery of Powder, archdeaconry of Cornwall and Falmouth, Lord Clinton, Viscount Clifden, Sir Charles diocese of Truro. The church of St. Paul, standing on Thomas Dyke .A.cland bart. of Killerton, and Francis elevated ground, and rebuilt, with the exception of the Gilbert Enys esq. of Penryn. The soil is yellow marl; tower, in 1892 at a cost, including gifts, of £2,5oo, subsoil, shelf. The chief crops are oats and barley. from the designs of Mr. Edmund Sedding, of Ply- The population in 1901 was 1,8o5. mouth, is a plain edifice of stone, in the Early English Parish Clerk, Ernest Roberts. style, consisting of chancel,. clerestoried nave, ~i~les and Post, M. 0. & T. 0., T. M. 0., s. B. & .A.. & r. Office. :a. western tower, erect~ In. 1828 _and contammg o~e -Miss Sarah Jane Hall, sub-postmistress, Chace- 'bell: the nave, 45 f~et m height, With .a b.arrel roof, Is water. Letters arrive from Scorrier S.O. at 7.20 a.m. -separated fr.om the aisle~ by arcad:s of gramte arches and & ~. 50 & 7_35 p.m .. dispatched at 6. 30 a.m. & 12.10 -polyphant piers: the stamed ea.st wmdow was presented by & 20 p m ' · the reetor and vestry of St. Mary's, Truro, from which 5. · · . church it was removed: the pulpit of serpentine marble Public Elementary School (mued~, bu.Ilt m. 1846, & now was erected in memory of the episcopate of the Right Rev. len:sed to the County Council; It Will ~old 350 G. H." Wilkinson, second bishop of Truro (1883-91), and ~hlldren; averag~ attendance, 83 bo!s, 78 guls & 75 now Bishop of St. .A.ndrew's and primus: the lectern of ~nfants,; ~- Gnffiths, master; Miss Lena Watts, oak includes a figure of St. Paul, executed by Mr. ~fants mi~tress Harry Hems, of Exeter: the organ has been consider- This School. IS .under the _control of ~he Truro & Fal- a.bly enlarged and repaired: the font was erected as a mouth District EducatiOn Committee, Arthur B. • memorial to Captain Brooks, of the Peninsular and Oriental Coomb, 46 Lemon street, Truro, clerk Company's service: the church will now seat 6oo persons. Railway Station, John Roberts, station master; James The register dates from the year 1828. The living is a Howard Tonkin, assistant master PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Richards Wm. Williams, Green bank' Fuller James, sergeant of police A<ver Luke Sandow William John, Glen view Googh William, boot repairer Bawden Mrs. Greenbank Skinner Mrs. Buckingham place Govier Samuel John, photographer Berryman Mrs Teague Arthur Hall Richard, carpenter !Bray Frank Tonkin Thomas Skewes Hall Sarah Jane (Miss), Post office Bray Mrs. Endsleigh villa. Tressidder Mrs. Killifreth Hammet Mary (Mrs.), butcher Chapple Mrs. Upton grove Trevethan Mrs Harris Michael, ironmonger, posting Crothers James, Rose cottage Warne John establishment, assistant overseer & Davey Mrs Williams Mrs. Willow cottage clerk to Parish Council Faun Miss COMMERCIAL. Harvey John, frmr. Chacewater hill Forsyth .A.lec. M.B., C.M Bassett Eliza (Mrs.), groc'er Hosking Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer, Gilbert Rev. Joseph B..A.. (vicar), Bastian Thomas, beer retailer Ghacewater hill Vicara~e Bishop Francis H. watch maker Institute & Reading Room (Benjamin GreeD! Oharles, Notth hill Bray Joseph, farmer, Salem Griffit'hs, president; Luke Aver, 'Griffiths Benjamin, Rose villa Bryant John, farmer, Penstraze moors hon. sec. & treasurer) Ham Richard Butson Gyrus, shoe maker Jenkin William Henry, grocer • Harris Miss Ohacewater Brewery Co. (E. S. May, Jenkins Thomas, farmer, Saveock 'Harvey Misses proprietor), brewers & wine & Johns Charles, farmer, Church hill "Harvey Mrs spirit merchants Johns Thomas, farmer, Penstrmr.e Knight Mrs Chacewater & District Prize Cattle & Kellow Thomas, farmer, Wheal Busy May Edgar S Horse Show (Luke Aver, sec) Kemp James, King's Head P.H Moyle Joseph, North hill Elford Eliza(Mrs.),shpkpr.Greenbottm Kneebone Richard, blacksmith lNorthey Mrs Forsyth .A.lec M.B., C.M. physician Manuell Thos. Hy. frmr. Killewerras N OI'they Oliver & surgeon, & medical officer & pub- Marks Frederick, baker ·Pasroe· Thomas lie vaccinator, Kea & West Kenwyn, Mathews Thomas, Britannia hotel Paull Mrs Truro union, surgeon to post office Matthews Oliver, g-rocer & corn dealer Pellow Mrs & police & hon. surgeon to West Matthews Oliver Ernest, butcher Richards Mrs. Salem house Cornwall Miners' Hospital,Redruth Merrifield Lavinia(Mrs.),Red LionP.H .
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    1851 Census - TRESIDDER & Variants 1851 Census TRESIDDER and Variants A census has been held in England and Wales every 10 years since 1801. The Censuses of 1801, 1811, 1821 and 1831 are mainly statistical and contain little information of Genealogical value. The 1851 Census was taken on 30 March 1851 and records details of all persons living in households across England and Wales. The census provides details of the names, ages, places of birth and occupations of those living in each household. Relationships to the head of the household are also recorded. The information presented below provides a transcription of entries for the TRES*D*R surname found in the 1851 Census. It also includes details of other persons living in the same household. Person Id’s are given to identify individuals where their families have been reconstructed and are represented within the family trees presented on the Trees section of the website https://tresidder.one-name.net/tng/index.php Sources • Ancestry – 1851 UK Census Collection • FindMyPast – 1851 England, Wales & Scotland Census This document has been prepared for display on the website www.tresidder.one-name.net. Please feel free to use the information provided, but please give credit to the website. This document should not be used for commercial gain. 2 April 2021 Page 1 of 70 1851 Census - TRESIDDER & Variants County: Argyllshire Registration District: Cantyre City: Parish: Campbeltown Address: Burn Side PRO Reference: Piece 507 Folio 35 Page 28 Schedule Calc Blind Rel to Birth Deaf ID Gender Forename