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Trerise
Mar 7, 2015 13:59:57 GMT -5
Post by steven on Mar 7, 2015 13:59:57 GMT -5
Hey all... I'm wondering what happened to Richard Trerise, son of Richard Trerise and Margaret Curnow, who was baptized 17 Sep 1843 in Phillack. His mother was the sister to my ancestor Peter Curnow. The last I find of Richard Jr. was in 1871. I can find no marriage or death so I'm thinking he might've gone to the US or Australia. Thanks for any guidance! Steven Belanger Sunny Davenport, FL
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Trerise
Mar 8, 2015 10:02:59 GMT -5
Post by Cornish Terrier on Mar 8, 2015 10:02:59 GMT -5
I have Richard and Margaret in my database but as yet I have not pursued any children.
FamilySearch has Census records online for US as well as UK so if you suspect young Richard may have headed your way then you could start by checking the 1880 and then 1900 Census. The surname might be a bit tricky in transcriptions but it is certainly worth a try.
CT
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Trerise
Mar 8, 2015 12:03:54 GMT -5
Post by steven on Mar 8, 2015 12:03:54 GMT -5
Richard Trerise and Margaret Curnow had two children, both born in Phillack... Richard Jr, baptized 17 Sep 1843 and Elizabeth Mary Carlyon Trerise, baptized 19 Jan 1849
Elizabeth married Richard John Glanville in 1875 and had 4 children that I know of: Caroline Penrose Glanville (1876), Richard Trerise Glandville (1877), John Sidney Glanville (1879), and Edward Ernest Glanville (1882). The first three were baptized in Phillack and the last in Camborne. Elizabeth Mary Glanville died 26 Oct 1921 at Phillack and Richard John Glanville died 30 Sep 1913 at Phillack.
I've already looked at both the 1880 and 1900 but didn't see anything that seemed like it could be him... but I agree with you, the transcription of the name could make it difficult to find.
Thanks for the reply!
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Post by Cornish Terrier on Mar 9, 2015 3:19:05 GMT -5
As a miner Richard may have gone to a number of places including South Africa. I have looked at South Australian records and can find no record of any Trerise in the marriages or deaths and no sign of Richard in the Victorian Pioneers Index. I also tried a simple search of marriages and deaths in New South Wales but there is no sign of him there either. You could also try New Zealand (BDM Indexes available online) but I would be inclined to think South Africa might be the option with Mexico and parts of South America (e.g. Brazil) also possibilities.
CT
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Post by gandolf on Mar 9, 2015 7:35:15 GMT -5
While I can't prove it is the person you are looking for, there is a Richard Trerise who died in South Africa (almost certainly in or near Cape Town) about 1920. The National Archives of South Africa Database (online) shows several entries which suggest that a Richard Trerise lived for some years in South Africa, and that he may have married and had children. The reference to railway pension may indicate a man born by the early 1840's. SOURCE VOLUME NO REFERENCE DESCRIPTION BEGIN DATE END DATEMOOC 6/9/23757 6205/55 TRERISE, ANN. NEE KETTLEDAS. ESTATE PAPERS. 1955 1955 MOOC 6/9/23757 6206/55 TRERISE, WILLIAM RICHARD. ESTATE PAPERS. 1955 1955 T 884 8277 PENSION R TRERISE AND FW BOTTCHER GANGERS RAILWAY DEPARTMENT 1904 1905 MOOC 6/9/3866 29368 KUKARD, FERDINAND CURNOW TRERISE. ESTATE PAPERS. 1931 1931 MOG 1/1/124 1342/58 NICHOLS, MARY. NEE TRERISE. ESTATE PAPERS. 1958 1958 MOOC 13/1/4493 280 TRERISE, RICHARD. LIQUIDATION AND DISTRIBUTION ACCOUNT. FIRST 1922 1922 MOOC 6/9/1868 3973 TRERISE, RICHARD. ESTATE PAPERS. 1920 1920 DOC 4/1/1412 4436 MORTGAGE BOND. RICHARD TRERISE. 1909 1909 MSCE 0 34835/1942 DALGLEISH, RICHARD TRERISE. (S/S DALGLEISH, EDITH). 1942 1942 MSCE 00 2064/1946 DALGLEISH, DAVID ARNOLDUS. S.SP DAGLEISH, MAUD MARY WILLIAMS READ 1946 1947 MSCE 00 22/1948 DALGLEISH, MAUD MARY WILLIAMS READ. (BORN TRERISE) PR/SP DALGLEISH, 1947 1948 RAD 118 2949 CLAIM FOR COMPENSATION (WITWATERSRAND AREA) THOMAS TRERISE THOMAS. 1903 1903 Source: National Archives of South Africa (NASA)
The majority of the references above are from the Cape Town repository, so most likely the Richard Trerise mentioned (and possible children) lived in what was then Cape Province (now Western Cape), quite possibly in Cape Town itself.
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Trerise
Mar 11, 2015 14:09:40 GMT -5
Post by steven on Mar 11, 2015 14:09:40 GMT -5
Thanks Gandolf! I'll have to try and see if I can track down any more. This certainly looks promising!
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