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1841 Census for Cornwall Buzza - Buzzo Page 1 1841 CENSUS FOR CORNWALL BUZZA - BUZZO NO 1. ST JUST IN PENWITH TREWELLARD CROFT REEL 11 BUZZA Grace 5 staying with her grandparents John and Elizabeth WILLIAMS of TREWELLARD CROFT. NO 2 MADRON. Note surname Spelling (BUSO)of BOSULLOW Reel 11 BUZZA John 31 of BOSULLOW MINER Brn Perranarworthal. BUZZA Mary 30 Nee WILLIAMS BUZZA Mary Ann 10 BUZZA Elizabeth 8 BUZZA Grace 6 BUZZA Selina 1 BUZZA John 3 NO 3 PENZANCE WORKHOUSE MADRON REEL 11 BUZZA Ann 5 NO 4 ST IVES MARKET PLACE REEL BUZZA James 30 DRAPER Brn Mylor BUZZA Mary 30 nee QUICK BUZZA John 7 BUZZA John 55 Independent Brn Kea NO 5 BUZZA Sarah 3 staying with Grandparents John & Mary QUICK Vet Sur;Tregenna Street NO 6 PERRANUTHNOE REEL 12 BUZZA Susan 35 Nee DREWE BUZZA Elizabeth 10 BUZZA Susan 5 BUZZA Thomas 5 BUZZA Elizabeth 4 BUZZA Mary 1 NO 7 BUZZA Thomas 50 Copper Miner BUZZA Dorcus 50 nee PEARCE BUZZA Samuel 25 Tailor BUZZA Henry 20 Copper Miner EDWARDS Thomas 25 Lodger NO 8 PERRANUTHNOE WOODSTOCK PERRAN DOWNS REEL 11 BUZA Margaret 60 INDEPENDENT Nee KING KING Mary 5 Staying with her TRENHALE Jane 55 Staying with her NO 9 PERRANUTHNOE GOLDSITHNEY REEL 12 BUZZA Thomas 32 Miner BUZZA Sarah 35 Dressmaker Nee MEAGER BUZZA Thomas 4 BUZZA Sarah 2 NO. 10 ST HILARY HALLAMANNING REEL 11 BUZZO Richard 25 Miner BUZZO Esther 25 nee STEPHENS BUZZO Richard 5 BUZZO Jenifer 15 Dresser BUZZO Esther 4 BUZZO John 2 BUZZO James 1 NO 11 ST HILARY RELUBBUS LANE REEL 11 BUZZA Nicholas 40 Copper Miner BUZZA Jane 55 Nee OXNAM NO 12 BUZZA Christina 50 Copper Mine Worker KING Prudence 16 staying with her NO 13 CROWAN GERNICK REEL BUZZA William 35 Copper Miner BUZZA Martha 35 nee HART BUZZA William 10 BUZZA Martha 8 BUZZA Mary 7 BUZZA Richard 5 BUZZA Jane 3 BUZZA Elizabeth 5 mths NO 14 ST ERTH ST ERTH LANE REEL BUZZO Thomas 50 Rope Maker Brn MYLOR BUZZO Elizabeth 50 Nee PEARCE BUZZO Elizabeth 15 BUZZO Thomas 12 NO 15 ST ERTH HAYLE FOUNDRY REEL BUZZA William 53 Smithy BUZZA Mary 50 Nee BUZZA Martha 25 BUZZA Ann 23 BUZZA William 20 Smithy BUZZA Anna 19 BUZZA Isaack 17 Smithy BUZZA Soloman 16 Smithy BUZZA James 12 NO 16 WENDRON TREMEAR REEL BUZZA Margery 45 Housekeeper Nee PRIOR Brn Stithians BUZZA Grace 14 BUZZA George 9 BUZZA Ann (Betsy) 8 NO 17 GWINEAR LAMIN REEL 8 BUZZO William 36 Copper Miner Brn Crowan BUZZO Jane 35 Nee BARKELL BUZZO William 7 BUZZO Thomas 5 BUZZO Elizabeth 3 BUZZO Jane 1 NO 18 GERMOE TRESOWES GREEN REL 12 THOMAS Elizabeth 75 Agriculural Labourer BUZZO Thomas 15 Tin Miner Brn Crowan RICHARDS Jane 50 Independent NO 19 FALMOUTH ARWENACK STREET REEL BUSSA Peter 75 Independent Brn BUSSA Ann 60 nee BUSSA Jane 20 Hat Binder NO 20 FALMOUTH PONDSHARDEN PENRYN REEL BUZZA William 30 Brn BUZZA Anna 25 Nee BUZZA William James 1 NO 21 FALMOUTH TOWN WORKHOUSE PENRYN BUZZA Elizabeth 55 Nee NO 22 BUDOCK BUDOCK WATER POORHOUSE REEL BUZZA John 40 Miner Brn Wendron BUZZA Maria 30 Nee BANFIELD Brn Ludgvan NO 23 FEOCK CARNON GATE REEL 16 BUZZA Edmund 40 Tin Miner Brn Perranarworthal BUZZA Ann 35 nee HARVEY BUZZA William 15 Tin Miner BUZZA Edmund 15 Tin Miner BUZZA George 13 BUZZA Elizabeth 11 BUZZA Mary Ann 8 BUZZA James 4 BUZZA Joseph 1 NO 24 STYTHIANS VILINDRANCE REEL ANDREW William 45 Miner ANDREW Jane 40 BUZZA Ann 15 Staying with them NO 25 STYTHIANS CRELLOW REEL 7 BUZZA John 40 Miner Brn Stythians BUZZA Jane 40 Nee TOZER BUZZA John 14 BUZZA Jane 12 BUZZA Edmund 10 BUZZA William 8 BUZZA James 6 BUZZA Nicholas 4 Page 5 NO 26 GWENNAP VOGUE HILL ST DAY REEL 6 BUZZA Catherine 40 Tailoress Brn NO 27 CARHARRACK REEL 6 BRAY Mary 75 Independent BUZZA Charles 20 Copper Miner Brn GWENNAP 1799 * Husband of Ann BRAY NO 28 CARHARRACK REEL 6 BUZZA John 45 Blacksmith Brn 1793 GWENNAP BUZZA Isabella 45 BUZZA Isabella 11 NO 29 CARHARRACK REEL 6 BUZZA John 30 Copper Miner Brn 1807 GWENNAP BUZZA Patience 30 nee Courtenay BUZZA John 9 NO 30 CARHARRACK REEL 6 BUZZA Abraham 25 Miner Brn 1811 GWENNAP BUZZA Agnes 20 Nee TREBILCOCK BUZZA John 2 BUZZA Abraham 10 mths NO 31 CARHARRACK REEL 6 BUZZA Elizabeth 50 Nee BECKERLEG BUZZA Mary 20 BUZZA Ann 20 Dress Maker BUZZA Margaret 15 BUZZA Jane 15 BUZZA Amelia 12 NO 32 CUSGARNE COMMON REEL BUZZA Ann 41 Wife of Charles Nee BRAY see (b) BUZZA John 20 Copper Miner BUZZA William 18 Copper Miner BUZZA Ann 15 Copper Mine Wkr BUZZA Mary 11 Copper Mine Wkr NO 33 CUSGARNE COMMON REEL BUZZA John 68 Copper Miner Brn 1773 GWENNAP BUZZA Jane 64 Nee ?? Page 6 NO 34 PERRANARWORTHAL CHYVOGUE REEL 6 MAY John 70 Smith MAY Catherine 55 BUZZA John 15 Smiths Labourer illigit son of Elizabeth BUZZA Brn 1826 PERRANARWORTHAL NO 35 EA TIPPETS STAMPS REEL 17 BUZZA John 40 Copper Miner Brn 1800 KEA BUZZA Jane 35 Nee ANGOVE BUZZA John 15 BUZZA Thomas 14 BUZZA Jane 7 BUZZA Rebecca 4 Brn Chacewater BUZZA William 3 Brn Chacewater BUZZA Mary 1 NO 36 KEA TWELVEHEADS REEL 16 BUZZA Margaret 40 Brn 1789 GW Dau Abraham/Elizabeth NO 37 ENWYN TRURO KENWYN STRRET REEL, 17 BUZZA George 45 Bargeman Brn 1792 KEA BUZZA Ann 45 Nee MAYNARD BUZZA Elizabeth 20 WILLIAMS Johanna 70 Shop Keeper living with them Ann's mother. NO 38 CARCLEW STREET TRURO REEL 17 BUZZA Edward 46 Carpenter Brn 1794 KEA BUZZA Susanna 44 Nee JOHNS BUZZA Edward 22 Carpenter BUZZA Susan 17 BUZZA Matilda 14 BUZZA Henry 8 BUZZA James 6 BUZZA Margaretta 4 NO 39 FAIRMANTLE STREET TRURO REEL 17 BUZZA Richard 55 Waterman Brn 1787 KEA BUZZA Mary 50 Nee CRAGO BUZZA Richard 20 Shoe Maker BUZZA Mary 18 Dress Maker BUZZA Sarah 15 Milliner BUZZA John 10 Labourer NO 40 FAIRMANTLE STREET TRURO REEL 17 BUZZA Joseph 30 Carpenter Brn 1812 KENWYN BUZZA Susan 29 Nee MANUELL BUZZA Elizabeth 5 BUZZA Amelia 3 Page 7 NO 41 FAIRMANTLE STREET TRURO REEL 17 BUZZA Joseph 50 Waterman Brn 1788 KEA BUZZA Jane 50 Nee IVEY BUZZA Mary 20 BUZZA Amelia 15 TONKIN Mary 70 Mother of Jane staying with them NO 42 BACK LANE TRURO REEL 17 BUZZA Jemina 50 Labourer Brn 1798 PERRANARWORTHAL d of Walter/Mary HUGO BUZZA Mary 15 illigit dau Brn 1827 KENWYN NO 43 TRURO REEL BUZZA John 20 Brn 1821 KENWYN BUZZA Elizabeth Nee WORTH NO 44 TRURO ST MARY PYDER STREET REEL BUZZA Ann 80 INDEPENDENT Nee COCK wife of Joseph NO 45 KENWYN HUGUS REEL 17 BUZZA William 20 Copper Miner Brn Kenwyn BUZZA Sarah 22 Nee VIGUS BUZZA William 5 BUZZA Sarah 2 NO 46 KENWYN SEVEOCK CHACEWATER REEL 17 BUZZA Edmund 40 Brn Perranarworthal BUZZA Elizabeth 40 Nee WEBB BUZZA Amelia 15 BUZZA Caroline 15 BUZZA Emily 10 BUZZA Thomas 10 BUZZA Jane 9 BUZZA Richard 6 BUZZA William H 5 Brn Greenbottom BUZZA Cordelia 2 NO 47 KENWYN CREEGEBRAUSE CHACEWATER REEL 17 BUZZA John 30 Copper Miner Brn 1810 KEA BUZZA Ann 27 Nee TUCKER BUZZA Elizabeth 4 BUZZA Mary 10 mths NO 48 KENWYN SALEM CHACEWATER REEL 17 BUZZA Hugh 25 Copper Miner Brn 1819 KENWYN BUZZA Emma 20 Nee LEAN BUZZA Hugh 2 Page 8 NO 49 KENWYN CHACEWATER REEL GEACH John 60 Independent BUZZA Betsy 20 FS? SERVANT Brn 1821 Chacewater NO 50 ST AGNES TOWAN REEL BUZZA David 35 Copper Miner Brn 1800 as BUZZO Linkenhorne BUZZA Mary 45 Nee FLOYD BUZZA Maria 15 Dresser of Copper BUZZA Mary 15 Dresser of Copper BUZZA William 15 Tin Miner BUZZA Jane 11 BUZZA David 9 BUZZA Ann 6 NO 51 TYWARDREATH CHURCHTOWN REEL BUZZA Joseph 50 Miner Brn 1790 KENWYN BUZZA Mary 45 Nee MAY BUZZA Joseph 15 Miner BUZZA Stephen 14 BUZZA Catherine 12 BUZZA Jane 9 BUZZA Thomas 6 BUZZA James 4 NO 52 TYWARDREATH CHURCHTOWN REEL BUZZA William 20 Copper Miner Brn 1829 KEA BUZZA Mary 20 Nee JAMES BUZZA Newton 4 mths NO 53 TYWARDREATH CHURCHTOWN REEL BUZZA Luke 45 Miner Copper Brn 1796 KEA BUZZA Mary Ann 45 Nee SCOBLE BUZZA William 15 Miner Copper BUZZA Elizabeth 15 BUZZA Mary 8 BUZZA Thomas 6 BUZZA James 4 Page 1 1851 CENSUS FOR CORNWALL BUZZA - BUZZO NO 1 PERRANUTHNOE 15 PERRAN DOWNS REEL 45 PASCOE John 32 Copper Miner PASCOE Marian 31 BUZZO Mary 12 Servant Brn PERRANUTHNOE NO 2 PERRANUTHNOE 24 PERRAN DOWNS REEL 45 BUZZO Thomas 43 Copper Miner Brn 1806 PERRANUTHNOE BUZZO Susan 40 Nee DREW BUZZO Thomas 16 Copper Miner BUZZO Elizabeth 14 at home BUZZO George H 8 Scholar NO 3 PERRANUTHNOE 50 GOLDSITHNEY REEL 45 FREETHY R 27 27 acres employing 1 Labourer FREETHY Grace 27 BUZZO Catherine 17 Lodger General Servant Brn LANIVET NO 4 PERRANUTHNOE :3 GOLDSITHNEY REEL 45 BUZZO Jane 47 Widow Nee BARKELLi Labourer Brn GWINEAR BUZZO Elizabeth 13 at home brn Gwinear BUZZO Jane 11 at home brn St Just Penwlth BUZZO James 9 at home brn Gwinear WALTERS Eliza 3 Visitor of Perranuthnoe NO 5 ST HILARY 37 LEAR DOWNS REEL 45 BUZZA Nicholas 50 BEAD MAN Brn 1799 ST HILARY BUZZA Jane 68 Nee OXNAM NO 6 ST HILARY 93 ST HILARY DOWNS REEL 45 BUZZO Richard 35 Copper Miner Brn 1816 CROWAN BUZZO Hester 37 Nee STEPHENS BUZZO Phillipa 16 Mine Labourer Brn St Hilary BUZZO Richard 15 Mine Labourer Brn St Hilary BUZZO Hester 14 Mine Labourer Brn St Hilary BUZZO John 11 Mine Labourer Brn St Hilary BUZZO Mary Ann 9 Scholar Brn St Hilary BUZZO Charity 5 Scholar Brn St Hilary BUZZO Martha 4 at home Brn St Hilary BUZZO Elizabeth 3 at home Brn St Hilary BUZZO Deidamia 1 month Brn St Hilary Page 2 NO 7 ST HILARY 99 ST HILARY LANE REEL 45 BUZZO Kitty 64 Widow Nee BARNS 2nd wife of Peter work in the mines NO 8 ST ERTH 22 ST ERTH LANE REEL 44 BUZZO Thomas 66 Chelsea Pensioner Brn KEA 1785 BUZZO Elizabeth 63 Nee PEARCE BUZZO Elizabeth 26 U/M National School Teacher B Mylor BUZZO Thomas 21 U/M Boot & Shoe Maker B Mylor BUZZO Margaretta 14 Neice Scholar Brn Kea PEARCE Constance 14 Neice Shoe Binder Brn Lelant NO 9 ST JUST IN PENWITH 76 TRUTHWALL REEL 49 BUZZA John 43 Tin Miner Brn Perranarworthal 1808 BUZZA Mary 41 Nee WILLIAMS Brn St J in Pen BUZZA Mary Ann 20 U/M Tin Dresser Brn Madron 1831 BUZZA Elizabeth 17 Tin Dresser Brn Madron 1834 BUZZA Grace 15 Tin Dresser
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