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TREWAVAS FAMILY TREE T75 7 March 2012 b=born
m=married d=died Dr
Geoffrey Mann TREWAVAS family summary C=Christened B=Buried geoff.mann@btinternet.com all CmB events from Paul parish
register unless otherwise noted; P=Penzance registration district numbers above the marriage sign
–m- refer to the family number in file of additional data 9 George TREWAVAS-m-Joan (Margery?) bc1660? | m1684 St.Burian
B1734or5 |
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| ____________|TREWAVAS______ | 2 | 3 8 John--m-Charity BOASE Kevern TREWAVAS--m-Joan WALLIS C1686 St.Burian | m1710 ?C1687 St.Burian
| m1718 |
B1777 |
B1738 | | | | _________________________|__TREWAVAS______________ ____|__________________
TREWAVAS_____________________________ | | | |
8 | |
| | 5 | 6 | 7 | | 7
Joan Margt John
William-m-Mary Elizth Mary
George George-m-Mary William-m-Ann Richard-m-Margt
Robt Sarah C1710 C1716 C1719 C1724 | YEAMAN C1726 C1729 C1732 C1719 | NICHOLS C1721
| YEAMAN C1724 | PHILLIPS C1727 C1730 B1719 B1799 B1805 | m1749 | m1744 B1812
| m1748 B1754 | m1749 B1727 [1] | | [1]
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| __________|TREWAVAS_____ _____________________________________|____TREWAVAS________________________ |
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12 | |
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| 14 | | | | [3] 6
Mary Elizabeth Jane
John--m-Sarah WRIGHT
Joan John Anne
Jane Ruth John--m-?-Martha Willm
Richd Sarah Willm C1752
C1753 C1755 C1757 | m1791 C1749
C1750 C1752 C1754
C1755 C1757 | PEZZACK C1760 C1760 C1761 C1766 ?m1781 [8] [2]
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B1754 B1754 m1785
[2] |
m1796 B1760 B1760
m1782 d1793 Mchl.WRIGHT | John SENNENS
| Richd MANN | | [4]_________________TREWAVAS___|________________________________________ _|______________TREWAVAS____________________ ? ? 20 | 19 | | | 23 | 22 | | 18 | | |23 | 5
Mary John---m-Caroline
James-m-Mary Eliza Sally
Benjn-m-Mary
Joseph-m-Ann Jane John--m-Sarah Richd Martha Mary
James C1792 bc1793 | RESEIGH C1795 | RODDA C1798 C1800 C1803 | TREWAVAS C1806
| ROOSE? C1797 C1799 | CAREY C1801 C1804 C1806
C1813 B1887 | m1827 |
m1827 B1814 B1827 dc1840 |
m1836 B1890 | B1882 | m1822 B1824
m1824 [6] B1815 | B1881 | |
[5] | | P.CAROLAN see below | see T7 see T7 see T7 |
________|_________TREWAVAS_______________________________________________________________ | 25 | | 26 | | 27 | | | 4 James-m-Elizth Susanna Richard-m-Elizth
Martin Charles-m-Elizth Mary
John--m--Martha Eliza Jane C1828 | Jane C1830
C1832 | Jane bc1835 C1837 | Ann Elizth Benjm
| Jane C1845 |
TREMBATH | Yeaman | WATERS C1840 C1843 |
RICHARDS m1872 Penzance chapel |
m1853P | BLEWETT | m1865P | m1867P Wm HUMPHRYS | | m1857P |
|[7] _____|_
TREWAVAS___ __|TREWAVAS__ _|_TREWAVAS___ _ _ __|_______TREWAVAS_______ _ _ | | | | | | |
| | | | 3 Mary_Agnes Elizth Elizth Mary_Annie Amelia
John_Charles Lily Elizth
Benjamin Flora Presto C1854 C1855 C1856 C1858 Yeaman C1865 C1869
b1868 bc1870 bc1872
bc1876
C1860 20 5
John---m-Caroline RESEIGH bc1793 | m1827 B1887 | B1881 | __________|______TREWAVAS___________________________________________________________ | |
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Mary Wright Mary Wright John----m-Jane Emeline Edwin Caroline Benjamin Richard C1829 bc1831[7] Reseigh | ANGWIN C1835
C1836 Jane |b1840 Henry B1830 B1890
C1831 | m1854 B1836 d1854 C1839 |C1844 C1845
B1890 | Pendeen [9] B1840 | B1846
| [8] |[8] to
Australia 1855
to Australia |
[1] it is uncertain which William married Anne YEAMAN and which
married Mary YEAMAN; the arrangemant shown is preferred because William & Ann
named their first daughter Joan (name of William’s mother) and also used the
names Richard and Sarah (names of William’s siblings)
[2] it is uncertain which of
these two John’s (if either) married Sarah WRIGHT and which married Martha
PEZZACK. Neither of them named any son
William, and either John would have been 39 when he married Martha. It is possible however that John &
Sarah’s first child was named Mary, though the register records her as a child
of John & Mary. No other references
to parents John & Mary were found and the baptism occurs at the right time
for a baptism of John & Sarah’s first child. If this is correct then this John is likely to be the son of
William and Mary. The above arrangement
has been drawn on this slender evidence.
[3] the Paul register notes that
this William was hung for murder:
B 27Nov1792 Martha
BLEWETT. “This aged person on Monday 26Nov1792 between 9 and 10 oclock in the
forenoon as she was journeying on the road from Mousehole to Paul church-town
was robbed of all her little property which she had by great industry and
parsimony scraped together for the support of declining age and most inhumanly
murdered, her throat being cut from ear to ear, for which William TREWAVAS
junior of Mousehole, fisherman, (a young man not exceeding the 26th year of his
age) was on the Thursday (the same evening that this unfortunate woman was
buried) apprehended and from a variety of depositions and corroborating
circumstances committed to the County Goal {sic} as the person supposed guilty
of this atrocious and bloody deed.
Inscription upon a cross
erected in Mousehole Rd near the place where the body of Martha Blewett was
found: ‘O remember the Almighty the Great King of Kings and Lord of Lords hath
in the table of his law commanded thou shall do no murder’
NB. William Trevawas was tried at Launceston for
this murder and found guilty and suffered the punishment due to his offence on
Wednesday 28Mar1793”
[4] the register records Mary as
a child of John & Mary but
no other references to parents John & Mary were found and the baptism
occurs at the right time for the baptism of John & Sarah’s first
child. It is possible that this is a
transcription error
[5] Mary TREWAVAS is shown on the
right hand side of this tree as the daughter of John & Martha C1806
[6] Mary TREWAVAS married
Benjamin TREWAVAS as shown on the left hand side of this tree
[7] irom census records
[8] various websites contain genealogies
of the Trewavas family in Australia; Kerry Reid (nee Trewavas)
believes she is descended from John Reseigh Trewavas & Jane Angwin
[9] several sources report that
Edwin Trewavas aged 19 son of a Mousehole fisherman was a passenger on the
steamship “Nile” when she struck rocks near St Ives and sank 1Dec1854 with the
loss of all on board.. Edwin was
returning home after several years at sea. Only his bible and discharge sheet
were recovered (The Times 8Dec1854, Royal Cornish Gazette 8Dec1854, ‘Cornish
Shipwrecks’ by Clive Carter p58).
Several Internet sites state Edwin died in Dec 1854 near Indonesia
but no sources are given.