Hannibal Taylor 1851/1841

[genie]

Could these be the family which I found on Freecen?

1841

Piece: HO107/142/11 Place: Penwith -Cornwall Enumeration District: 11
Civil Parish: Ludgvan Ecclesiastical Parish: -
Folio: 22 Page: 8
Address: White Cross
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TAYLOR Hannibal M 25 Mine Agent Cornwall
Page: 22/9 TAYLOR Ann F 50 Cornwall
TAYLOR Margaret F 15 Cornwall
TAYLOR Phillip M 15 Tin Miner Cornwall
TAYLOR John M 10 Tin Miner Cornwall
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1851 CENSUS

Piece: HO107/1917 Place: Uny Lelant -Cornwall Enumeration District: 2b
Civil Parish: Ludgvan Ecclesiastical Parish: -
Folio: 113 Page: 3 Schedule: 9
Address: Tregellast Farm

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Surname First name(s) Rel Status Sex Age Occupation Where Born Remarks
TAYLOR Ann Head W F 65 Formerly Mine Agents Wife Cornwall - Ludgvan
TAYLOR John Son S M 24 Engine Worker Cornwall - Ludgvan

[Cornish Terrier]

You little GEM!

Have just checked the original image of the 1841 Census and you are totally correct.

I think the reason I could not find John was because I was working a birthdate of 1826 as deduced from the later Census.

And I now have the CURNOW connection.

When I looked at those two (1841/1851) Census records I that Ann Taylor would have to be the widowed mother and Hannibal was certainly a Curnow name.

I decided to do a search of my database using the name of 'Ann Curnow'.

BINGO!

Ann Curnow bp. 27 Jan 1788 Ludgvan d/o Hannibal & Margaret

Ann CURNOW m. Richard TAYLOR 5 August 1809 Ludgvan

Before now I never had any children listed for them - largely because Taylor is a bit like Thomas and Smith when you go searching.

So - Congratulations on a good piece of work.