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Post by snydly on Jun 29, 2009 11:59:50 GMT -5
Hi there; I was trying to search the OPC website for a Camborne Marriage between: John Williams and Harietta Trevarthen(Trevaskis) in 1894. This is Harietta's Second Marriage as her first husband Richard Trevaskis died in 1888 - they were married in Nov 28 1884 in St Erth. I have the date of August 19, 1894 through information from another persons family tree, but I could not find the record on the OPC website. I am hoping you can help HeatherC Thanks
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Post by tonymitch on Jul 25, 2009 12:07:11 GMT -5
Red herring No 1 coming up......Whilst searching (vainly) for a James Williams who is alleged to have een a missionary in China I came across following.......James Toy Williams Alalbama Missionary.....just 'google' James Toy Williams Missionary China and log onto the book 'Taking Christianity to China: Who knows? ? May be of some help.
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Post by strayler on Jul 26, 2009 12:02:41 GMT -5
Hi, I can not help with date of marriage between John Williams & Harriet Trevaskis but the bdm index is " July - Sept 1894 Redruth 5c 280" The 1901 Census if any use:
"RG13/2243 folio 86 page 14 ed 5 sch 98 ,14 Centenary Street,Camborne. John Williams,head, mar, 59, Tin Dresser, worker, born Tregony Harriet Williams,wife, mar, 41,born St Erth William J Trevaskis, step son, single, 16, born St Erth John Williams, son, 11, born Camborne Harriet Williams, dau, 5, born Camborne".
I have been working on the Trevaskis line for my cousin & have the same date for Richard & Harriet marriage. Her dob was 7 Jan 1860 & bapt 20 July 1860 dau of William Henry & Selina Trevarthen (taken from Genuki- St Erth & OPC).
Dave
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Post by snydly on Apr 26, 2011 21:32:09 GMT -5
Thanks Strayler that information has firmed up this line of my family.
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Post by Cornish Terrier on Apr 27, 2011 1:30:35 GMT -5
Snydly - the OPC facility is a work in progress and material is being updated regularly. Unfortunately the coverage for marriages at Camborne at present is only to 1812.
The OPC for Camborne has transcriptions of the marriages up until 1875 on her website which can be accessed via the OPC website.
Just go to OPC Home then Parish Index and scroll down to Camborne and you will be able to access the website from there.
CT
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