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Descendants of William Hornabrook Pamela Deans Table of Contents Descendants of William Hornabrook 1 First Generation 1 Second Generation 2 Third Generation 3 Fourth Generation 4 Fifth Generation 6 Sixth Generation 9 Seventh Generation 17 Eighth Generation 36 Name and Location Indexes 63 Produced by Legacy on 9 Jan 2021 Descendants of William Hornabrook First Generation 1. William HORNABROOK died in 1687. William married someone. His child was: + 2 M i. William HORNABROOK died on 9 May 1740. William married Anne MERRIFIELD (b. 1662, d. 1738) on 26 Oct 1689 in St Columb Major, Cornwall. 1 Produced by Legacy on 9 Jan 2021 Descendants of William Hornabrook Second Generation (Children) 2. William HORNABROOK (William 1) died on 9 May 1740. William married Anne MERRIFIELD, daughter of James MERRIFIELD and Mary CODE, on 26 Oct 1689 in St Columb Major, Cornwall. Anne was born in 1662 in St Columb Major, Cornwall, was baptised on 31 Mar 1662 in St Columb Major, Cornwall, died in 1738 in St Columb Major, Cornwall aged 76, and was buried on 10 Nov 1738 in St Columb Major, Cornwall. Children from this marriage were: 3 F i. Mary HORNABROOK was born on 13 Dec 1690 in St Columb Major, Cornwall. + 4 F ii. Elizabeth HORNABROOK was born on 14 Apr 1694 in St Columb Major, Cornwall. Elizabeth married Robert SYMONS (c. 6 Oct 1733) on 13 Oct 1726 in St Columb Major, Cornwall. 5 F iii. Grace HORNABROOK was born on 25 Feb 1698 in St Columb Major, Cornwall. Grace married John MEWDON on 24 Jun 1739 in St Columb Major, Cornwall. 6 F iv. Ann HORNABROOK was born on 31 Jan 1702 in St Columb Major, Cornwall. + 7 M v. Philip HORNABROOK was born in 1704 in St Columb Major, Cornwall and was baptised on 17 Feb 1704 in St Columb Major, Cornwall. Philip married Elizabeth ARTHUR (d. 1729) on 18 May 1728 in St Issey, Cornwall. Philip next married Mary BULLOCK on 7 Sep 1735 in St Columb Major, Cornwall. 2 Produced by Legacy on 9 Jan 2021 Descendants of William Hornabrook Third Generation (Grandchildren) 4. Elizabeth HORNABROOK (William 2, William 1) was born on 14 Apr 1694 in St Columb Major, Cornwall. Elizabeth married Robert SYMONS on 13 Oct 1726 in St Columb Major, Cornwall. Robert was baptised on 6 Oct 1733 in St Columb Major, Cornwall. Children from this marriage were: 8 F i. Anne SYMONS was born in 1728 in St Columb Major, Cornwall and was baptised on 17 Aug 1728 in St Columb Major, Cornwall. + 9 M ii. John SYMONS was born in 1730 in St Columb Major, Cornwall and was baptised on 30 Jan 1730 in St Columb Major, Cornwall. John married Joan DREW (d. 1801) on 18 Dec 1759 in St Columb Major, Cornwall. John next married Margaret COLWELL on 3 Feb 1794 in St Columb Major, Cornwall. 10 M iii. Robert SYMONS was born in 1733 in St Columb Major, Cornwall. 7. Philip HORNABROOK (William 2, William 1) was born in 1704 in St Columb Major, Cornwall and was baptised on 17 Feb 1704 in St Columb Major, Cornwall. Philip married Elizabeth ARTHUR on 18 May 1728 in St Issey, Cornwall. Elizabeth died in 1729 in St Columb Major, Cornwall and was buried on 12 Jan 1729 in St Columb Major, Cornwall. The child from this marriage was: + 11 M i. Thomas HORNABROOK was born in 1729 in St Columb Major, Cornwall and was baptised on 15 Feb 1729 in St Columb Major, Cornwall. Thomas married Mary BEST (b. 1745) on 26 Jul 1763 in St Ervan, Cornwall. Philip next married Mary BULLOCK on 7 Sep 1735 in St Columb Major, Cornwall. 3 Produced by Legacy on 9 Jan 2021 Descendants of William Hornabrook Fourth Generation (Great-Grandchildren) 9. John SYMONS (Elizabeth HORNABROOK 3, William 2, William 1) was born in 1730 in St Columb Major, Cornwall and was baptised on 30 Jan 1730 in St Columb Major, Cornwall. John married Joan DREW on 18 Dec 1759 in St Columb Major, Cornwall. Joan died in 1801 in St Columb Major, Cornwall and was buried on 15 Oct 1801 in St Columb Major, Cornwall. Children from this marriage were: 12 M i. Thomas SYMONS was born in 1760 in St Columb Major, Cornwall, was baptised on 28 Sep 1760 in St Columb Major, Cornwall, died in 1760, and was buried on 9 Oct 1760. 13 F ii. Jane SYMONS was born in 1762 in St Columb Major, Cornwall and was baptised on 5 May 1762 in St Columb Major, Cornwall. 14 F iii. Mary SYMONS was born in 1764 in St Columb Major, Cornwall, was baptised on 22 Oct 1764 in St Columb Major, Cornwall, died in 1765 in St Columb Major, Cornwall aged 1, and was buried on 20 Feb 1765 in St Columb Major, Cornwall. 15 M iv. John SYMONS was born in 1766 in St Columb Major, Cornwall and was baptised on 5 Apr 1766 in St Columb Major, Cornwall. John married Margaret SPINKS on 14 Aug 1796 in St Columb Major, Cornwall. 16 M v. William SYMONS was born in 1768 in St Columb Major, Cornwall and was baptised on 5 Feb 1768 in St Columb Major, Cornwall. 17 M vi. James SYMONS was born in 1772 in St Columb Major, Cornwall and was baptised on 22 Jun 1772 in St Columb Major, Cornwall. John next married Margaret COLWELL on 3 Feb 1794 in St Columb Major, Cornwall. 11. Thomas HORNABROOK (Philip 3, William 2, William 1) was born in 1729 in St Columb Major, Cornwall and was baptised on 15 Feb 1729 in St Columb Major, Cornwall. Thomas married Mary BEST, daughter of William BEST and Mary, on 26 Jul 1763 in St Ervan, Cornwall. Mary was born in 1745 in St Eval, Cornwall and was baptised on 23 Nov 1745 in St Eval, Cornwall. Children from this marriage were: + 18 F i. Elizabeth HORNABROOK was born in 1764 in St Ervan, Cornwall, was baptised on 17 Jun 1764 in St Ervan, Cornwall, and was buried on 7 Jun 1840 in St Issey, Cornwall. Elizabeth married John Trebilcock BIDDICK (d. 1803) on 19 Oct 1795 in St Issey, Cornwall. Elizabeth next married Living + 19 M ii. Phillip HORNABROOK was born in 1765 in St Ervan, Cornwall, was baptised on 9 Dec 1765 in St Ervan, Cornwall, and was buried on 6 Oct 1844 in Padstow, Cornwall. Phillip married Jenepher (Jenny) COWL (b. 1769, d. 1827) on 8 Apr 1798 in Padstow, Cornwall. + 20 F iii. Mary HORNABROOK was born in 1768 in St Ervan, Cornwall and was baptised on 31 Mar 1768 in St Ervan, Cornwall. Mary married Thomas HAWKEN on 15 Apr 1795 in St Issey, Cornwall. + 21 M iv. William HORNABROOK was born on 9 Oct 1770 in St Ervan, Cornwall, was baptised on 15 Oct 1770 in St Ervan, Cornwall, died in 1847 in Egloshayle, Cornwall aged 77, and was buried on 18 Jan 1847 in Egloshayle, Cornwall. William married Susannah DYER (b. 1769, d. 1843) on 12 May 1804 in Egloshayle, Cornwall. + 22 M v. Thomas HORNABROOK was born on 3 Oct 1772 in St Ervan, Cornwall, was baptised on 13 Oct 1772 in St Ervan, Cornwall, and died in 1853 in St Columb Major, Cornwall aged 81. Thomas married Mary JOHNS on 8 Aug 1807 in St Issey, Cornwall. + 23 F vi. Ann HORNABROOK was born on 20 Oct 1776 in St Ervan, Cornwall, was baptised on 23 Oct 1776 in St Ervan, Cornwall, died in 1863 in St Merryn, Cornwall aged 87, and was buried on 15 Nov 4 Produced by Legacy on 9 Jan 2021 Descendants of William Hornabrook 1863 in St Merryn, Cornwall. Ann married John PETER on 19 Sep 1804 in St Issey, Cornwall. 24 M vii. Richard HORNABROOK was born in 1782 in St Columb Major, Cornwall and was baptised on 24 Apr 1782 in St Columb Major, Cornwall. 5 Produced by Legacy on 9 Jan 2021 Descendants of William Hornabrook Fifth Generation (2nd Great-Grandchildren) 18. Elizabeth HORNABROOK (Thomas 4, Philip 3, William 2, William 1) was born in 1764 in St Ervan, Cornwall, was baptised on 17 Jun 1764 in St Ervan, Cornwall, and was buried on 7 Jun 1840 in St Issey, Cornwall. Noted events in her life were: • She had marriage banns published in 1809 in St Issey, Cornwall. Charles was a widower and Elizabeth a widow when they married by licence in 1809 • She had a residence in 1840 in St Issey, Cornwall. Burial naotes state she lived at Tredinnick Elizabeth married John Trebilcock BIDDICK on 19 Oct 1795 in St Issey, Cornwall. John died in 1803 in St Issey, Cornwall and was buried on 13 Dec 1803 in St Issey, Cornwall. Children from this marriage were: + 25 M i. Luke BIDDICK was born in 1797 in St Issey, Cornwall, was baptised on 28 Feb 1797 in St Issey, Cornwall, and died on 10 Feb 1855 in St Issey, Cornwall aged 58. Luke married Elizabeth (Betsey) BIDDICK (b. 1804, buried 21 Oct 1852) in 1843 in St Columb Major, Cornwall. + 26 F ii. Elizabeth BIDDICK was born in 1799 in St Issey, Cornwall, was baptised on 6 Jan 1799 in St Issey, Cornwall, and died in 1851 in Redruth, Cornwall aged 52. Elizabeth married Luke DUNSTAN (b. 1791) on 27 Nov 1823 in St Issey, Cornwall. Elizabeth next married Living The child from this marriage was: + 27 M i. Francis FRANCIS was born in 1810 in St Issey, Cornwall, was baptised on 25 May 1810 in St Issey, Cornwall, and died on 16 Feb 1879 in St Issey, Cornwall aged 69.
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