Bone..Redruth..1695

[nbcanada]

Hello All......this is my first post....I am interested in finding the father and mother......any info...for William Bone...Margaret Williams married 19 Oct 1695 Redruth Thank you

[Cornish Terrier]

Cannot help directly just now because I do not have those particular recources to hand - but I am sure some of our other members may be able to help.

Should nothing be forthcoming soon then I can try to get in touch with a contact in Cornwall who may be able to help.

But I think Cornishmaid (a member) might be the best bet just now given she is a 'druth girl.

There are a couple of members here who live around Redruth who may be able to do some searching so let us see what transpires.

Cornish Terrier

[londoner]

'dem Bones.....
hate to rattle your collection, Ian but.. can you identify the parentage of Richard Bone who married Elizabeth Trudgen at Sennen in 1834. I found one at St Just (1803) but he married Elizabeth Oats and they were still producing offspring after 1834.
R & E 's son Nicholas Wallis Bone married Mary Jane Wallis (gt grandaughter of Robert & Mary)

[genie]

nbcanada said:

Hello All......this is my first post....I am interested in finding the father and mother......any info...for William Bone...Margaret Williams married 19 Oct 1695 Redruth Thank you

I had a quick look at the Cornwall OPC Database and I see that William and Margaret's marriage took place in the Parish or Registration District of Gwennap. May be Gwennap would be the place to search at first.
On the same site there are 353 Bones in the baptisms.
I haven't checked them but they are from all over Cornwall.

Here is the link.

www.cornwall-opc-database.org/

[Cornish Terrier]

The immediate answer is - no.

But if you can supply a little more detail about the family I may be able to track something down.

If you can give me more detail on the children I will try and trace the family through Census and whatever other records I can get a look at.

Hmmm - just had a quick look at my Sennen information and it seems that Nicholas Wallis Bone must have been the second of that name in the family.

He would be the one baptised 18th September 1846.

There was another of the same name baptised at Sennen 24th April 1837.

There are other children recorded and in each case the father, Richard, is named as 'blacksmith'.

1851 Census lists Elizabeth and her sons Richard, Benjamin and Nicholas W Bone living with her parents Thomas and Elizabeth Trudgen at Escalls, Sennen.

At this time Elizabeth was a widow.

A check of Sennen burials provides the following:-

18 Sep 1846 BONE Richard 37 yrs. Sennen

This places Richard's birth at 'about' 1809 but his baptism is not (according to the transcript) recorded at Sennen.

- I have just found something in my database that may be of interest.

16th September 1810 Richard s/o Benjamin and Mary (nee Giles) BONE was baptised.

Richard had a son named Benjamin so it is quite possible this is who you are looking for.

Given the possibility that this is your man:-

Benjamin Bone, of Morvah, married Mary Giles, of Sancreed, at Morvah 1st June 1788

They had 9 children that I am aware of and Richard (1810) was the last.

Although I have not yet traced Benjamin back any further I think it is a fair possibility that he was the father of your Richard.

Hoping this helps - Ian

[londoner]

Thanks for that Ian, I hadn't thought to look in Morvah. After Richard died Elizabeth and family stayed with her parents and then her brother Thomas who remained unmarried. Nicholas and Mary Jane had a large family and moved away to Debden in Essex where they had more children. they were still there in 1901.
I have concluded that Elizabeth's mother Elizabeth Wallis must have been the daughter of Nicholas Wallis and Elizabeth Richards, bap Sennen 8 Apr 1770, she married Thomas Trudgen at Sennen 26 Dec 1803. Haven't investigated him yet but there are quite a few Trudgens in my tree so they're bound to link up sooner or later!