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Index Report Index Report Surname, Born Bap Died Buried Father Mother *Spouse 1 - first wife Bef 14 Jun John REED of John 1821 Reed - 2 - first wife Bef 1 Jan 1822 John of John TREVENE Trevenen - N 3 - first wife Bef 19 Jun Joseph of Joseph 1819 MERIFIEL Merifield - D 4 - first wife Bef 22 Jan Thomas of Thomas 1827 BENNETTS Bennetts - 5 - first wife Bef 1830 Thomas of Thomas MELLING Melling - 6 - first wife Bef 11 Nov William of William 1823 PERDON ?PERDON ? - 7 - mother of Abt 1800 - father of Hannah Hanna and and William - William CLEMES Clemes - 8 - unknown Abt 1806 Mary father of HOBBA Anne dau of Mary Hobba - 9 - unknown Abt 1695 Jane father of MUGFORD Bartholom ew son of Jane Mugford - 10 - unknown Abt 1801 Mary father of SAMPSON Edward son of Mary Sampson - 11 - unknown Abt 1806 Mary father of WILLIAMS Edwin son of Mary Williams - 1 Compiled by Wesley Johnston - [email protected] on 6 Aug 2011 Index Report Surname, Born Bap Died Buried Father Mother *Spouse 12 - unknown Abt 1814 Ursula father of ROWSE Edwin son of Ursula Rowse - 13 - unknown Abt 1806 Mary father of PRIOR Esther dau of Mary Prior - 14 - unknown Abt 1793 Jane father of HOBBA Jane Hobba daughter Anne - 15 - unknown Abt 1803 Jane father of HOBBA John son of Jane Hobba - 16 - unknown Abt 1795 Mary father of BONDS Joseph son of Mary Bonds - 17 - unknown Abt 1801 Elizabeth father of ROBERTS Patience dau of Elizabeth Roberts - 18 - unspecifi Abt 1794 Martha ed father BERRYMA of Eliza N dau of Martha Berryman - 19 - unspecifi Abt 1813 - unspecifie ed father d mother of of Mary Mary Anne Anne Prior - PRIOR - 20 - unspecifi Abt 1748 Mary ed father HAWKE of Mary dau of Mary Hawke - 2 Compiled by Wesley Johnston - [email protected] on 6 Aug 2011 Index Report Surname, Born Bap Died Buried Father Mother *Spouse 21 - wife of Abt 1870 Orville D. Orville HOAR Hoar - 22 Alice - Abt 1798 James married NOALL Noall - 23 Amelia - Abt 1806 Robert married LUCAS Robert Lucas - 24 Amezekia Abt 1829, , William -married St. Austell, KEAM Keam- Cornwall, UK 25 Amy - Abt 1742 William married PRIOR William Prior - 26 Ann - Abt 1794 Michael married BARBERY Barbery - 27 Ann - Abt 1757 Bef 16 Nov 16 Nov 1822, married 1822, Parr, St. St. Blazey, Esterbrook Blazey, Cornwall, UK - Cornwall, UK 28 Ann - Abt 1720 George married ROGERS George Rogers - 29 Ann - Abt 1801 John GREY married Grey - 30 Ann - Abt 1800 James married ALLEN James Allen - 31 Ann - Abt 1788 John married JEFFERY Jeffery - 32 Ann - Abt 1770 John married BROKENS John HIRE Brokenshir e - 33 Ann - Abt 1800 John married HATHERL John EY Hatherley - 3 Compiled by Wesley Johnston - [email protected] on 6 Aug 2011 Index Report Surname, Born Bap Died Buried Father Mother *Spouse 34 Ann - Abt 1775 John married HEWETT John Hewett - 35 Ann - Abt 1804 Joseph married PARSONS Joseph Parsons - 36 Ann - Abt 1791 John LOBB married Lobb - 37 Ann - Abt 1803 Luke married LUKES Lukes - 38 Ann - Abt 1788 Thomas married MORCOM Morcomb - B 39 Ann - Abt 1695 Richard married TREVEALE Nicholas Treveale - 40 Ann - Abt 1803 Peter married THOMAS Peter Thomas - 41 Ann - Abt 1788 William married ROBINS Robins - 42 Ann - Abt 1788 John married TEAGUE Teague - 43 Ann - Abt 1785 Thomas married BLAMEY Thomas Blamey - 44 Ann - Abt 1746 William married HITCHENS William Hitchens - 45 Ann - Abt 1798, 9 Aug 1859, After 9 Aug Thomas second St. Austell, East Whitby 1859, PASCOE wife of Cornwall, Township, Columbus, Thomas UK Ontario, Ontario, Pascoe - Ontario, Ontario, Canada Canada 4 Compiled by Wesley Johnston - [email protected] on 6 Aug 2011 Index Report Surname, Born Bap Died Buried Father Mother *Spouse 46 Ann - Abt 1775 Thomas widow BANDS Bonds BONDS married BOND John Reed - 47 Anne - Abt 1800 James married COUCH Couch - 48 Anne - Abt 1796, , Moses married , Cornwall, MYLOR Moses UK Mylor - 49 Anne - Abt 1803 William married MYLOR Mylor - 50 Anne - Abt 1798 John PAPE married Pape - 51 Anne - Abt 1788 Thomas married PENHALE Penhale - 52 Anne - Abt 1792, Richard married Camborne, THOMAS Thomas - Cornwall, UK 53 Anne - Abt 1804 William married HAMMALL William Hammall - 54 Anne Abt 1805 Thomas Selina - CHENOWE married TH Chenowet h - 55 Betsey - Abt 1803 Walter married WILKINSO Wilkinson N - 56 Blanche - Abt 1695 Thomas married TREVITHI Thomas CK Trevithick - 57 Candace Abt 1755, John St. Austell, RICHARDS Cornwall, UK 5 Compiled by Wesley Johnston - [email protected] on 6 Aug 2011 Index Report Surname, Born Bap Died Buried Father Mother *Spouse 58 Caroline - Abt 1800 Elijah married SANDOE Sandoe- 59 Catherine - Abt 1804 Thomas married BONNEY Bonney - 60 Catherine - Abt 1800 John GRAY married Gray - 61 Catherine - Abt 1722 Humphry married DRAYDON Humphry Draydon - 62 Catherine - Abt 1803 Thomas married JOHNS Johns - 63 Catherine - Abt 1773 Thomas married Walter Thomas VAUGHAN Walter Vaughan - 64 Catherine - Abt 1766 Bef 20 Nov 20 Nov 1828, probably 1828, Ch. St. Blazey, married Town, St. Cornwall, UK Robins - Blazey, Cornwall, UK 65 Charity - Abt 1802 John PIKE married Pike - 66 Charity - Abt 1791 Walter married SNELL Snell - 67 Clarissa - Abt 1792 James married HITCHING Hitchings - S 68 Dianna - Abt 1810 Thomas married COUTTS Thomas Coutts - 69 Dines - Abt 1635 Thomas married TREVEALE Thomas Treveale - 70 Dorothy - Abt 1721 William married KITTO William Kitto - 6 Compiled by Wesley Johnston - [email protected] on 6 Aug 2011 Index Report Surname, Born Bap Died Buried Father Mother *Spouse 71 Eleanor - Abt 1735 Richard married RICHARDS Richard Richards - 72 Eleanor - Abt 1800 Jacob married TRATHEN Trathen - 73 Eleanor - Abt 1805 William married BENNETTS William Bennetts - 74 Elisabeth - Abt 1750 Henry married BRENTON Henry Brenton - 75 Elisabeth - Abt 1755 Thomas married BEARD Thomas Beard - 76 Elizabeth Abt 1796 John BLAMEY 77 Elizabeth - Abt 1785 James married ALLEN Allen - 78 Elizabeth - Abt 1775 Bef 23 Jun 23 Jun 1830, St. William married 1830, Three Blazey, BENNETT Bennetto - Doors, St. Cornwall, UK O Austell, Cornwall, UK 79 Elizabeth - Abt 1781, , Peter married , Cornwall, CLYMO Clymo - UK 80 Elizabeth - Abt 1794 Samuel married COOMBE Coombe - 81 Elizabeth - David married SCOTT David Scott - 82 Elizabeth - Abt 1792 Richard married DOWNING Downing - 83 Elizabeth - Abt 1765 Henry married BUTTON Henry Button - 7 Compiled by Wesley Johnston - [email protected] on 6 Aug 2011 Index Report Surname, Born Bap Died Buried Father Mother *Spouse 84 Elizabeth - Abt 1765 Henry married MASTERS Henry Masters - 85 Elizabeth - Abt 1795, Henry married England MITCHELL Henry Mitchell - 86 Elizabeth - Abt 1803 William married HILL Hill - 87 Elizabeth - Abt 1790 John married ASHTON John Ashton - 88 Elizabeth - Abt 1770 John BEST married John Best - 89 Elizabeth - Abt 1733 John married BONDS John Bonds - 90 Elizabeth - Abt 1740 John married PASCOE John Pascoe - 91 Elizabeth - Abt 1795 Charles married MERRET Merret - 92 Elizabeth - Abt 1739 Bef 14 Nov 14 Nov 1815, married 1815, Biscovey, St. Blazey, Pascoe - St. Blazey, Cornwall, UK Cornwall, UK 93 Elizabeth - Abt 1788 William married PEARCE Pearce - 94 Elizabeth - Abt 1803 John married PENHALL Penhall - 95 Elizabeth - Abt 1800 James married RICHARD Richard - 96 Elizabeth - Abt 1805 Richard married MARTIN Richard Martin - 8 Compiled by Wesley Johnston - [email protected] on 6 Aug 2011 Index Report Surname, Born Bap Died Buried Father Mother *Spouse 97 Elizabeth - Abt 1795 Joseph married ROBERTS Roberts - 98 Elizabeth - Abt 1802 William married ROWE Rowe - 99 Elizabeth - Abt 1740 Simon married PERRY Simon Perry - 100 Elizabeth - Abt 1806 Stephen married DAVEY Stephen Davey - 101 Elizabeth - Abt 1804 Nicholas married TAYLOR Taylor - 102 Elizabeth - Abt 1791 Joseph married THOMAS Thomas - 103 Elizabeth - Abt 1795 Thomas married MITCHELL Thomas Mitchell - 104 Elizabeth - Abt 1799 William married TREWART Trewartha HA - 105 Elizabeth - Abt 1800 John widow TREVENE Allen N married John Trevenen - 106 Elizabeth Abt 1831, Richard A Black TREWEEK Down, Devon, England 107 Elizabeth Abt 1795 James Betsey - RAWLING married Rawling - 108 Elizabeth Abt 1805 John Betsy - KNIGHT married John Knight - 9 Compiled by Wesley Johnston - [email protected] on 6 Aug 2011 Index Report Surname, Born Bap Died Buried Father Mother *Spouse 109 Emmeline Jul 1844, John M. E. Michigan, BENNETTS USA 110 Esther - Abt 1792 William married HOSKIN Hoskin - 111 Fanny - Abt 1803 John married TAYLOR Taylor - 112 Frances - Abt 1795, , Henry married , Cornwall, KELLOW Kellow - UK 113 Frances - Abt 1788 ?Simeon? married RETALLA Retallack - CK 114 Grace Abt 1770 Christopher WHALE 115 Grace - Abt 1802 William ? married ? POLE ? Pole ? - 116 Grace - Abt 1792 Thomas married BOND Bond - 117 Grace - Abt 1735 David married LARK David Lark - 118 Grace - Abt 1788 Richard married DAVIS Davis - 119 Grace - Abt 1800 Edward married ENDEAN Endean - 120 Grace - Abt 1825, Isaac married St. Blazey, GOARD Gourd Cornwall, Goard - UK 121 Grace - Abt 1803 William married HODGE Hodge - 122 Grace - Abt 1760 James married COTTEY James Cottey - 123 Grace - Abt 1798 John KITT married Kitt - 10 Compiled by Wesley Johnston - [email protected] on 6 Aug 2011 Index Report Surname, Born Bap Died Buried Father Mother *Spouse 124 Grace - Abt 1805 William married POPE Pope - 125 Grace - Abt 1812, Oliver married Camborne, Oliver Trewren - Cornwall, TREWREN UK 126 Grace - Abt 1785 Walter married TRELEVEN Walter Treleven - 127 Grace - Abt 1652 William married SLADE William Slade - 128 Hannah - Abt 1795 William married BOHEMIA Bohemia - 129 Hannah - Abt 1799 Joseph married
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