Jose Family

Possibly the father of Ann, who marries James? Needs research! Pretty much a certainty

Is this William and Mary in the 1841 census? Based on the stuff from the World Connect entry (see Ann notes) it may well be. Also lists possibles for connection with Neil Trenerrys family - HO107/143(11) Book 14 Folio 52 Page 49 Redruth district Rose Hill,1,William Trenery,60,,Mine Booker,In county, ,,Mary Trenery,,60,,In county, ,,Elizabeth Trenery,,20,,In county, ,,Grace Trenery,,15,,In county, OR based on the fact that the children seem to all be born in Newlyn East, is this William and Mary - Trevilson,1,William Trenery,70,,Ag Lab,In county, ,,Mary Trenery,,60,,In county, Don't you just love these types of families where they all seem to have the same names and also have at least some circumstantial proof that *they* are the right ones.... Note Neil Trenerry claims that Williams parents were - James Trenerry and Elizabeth Nicholas. Back further, the alleged parents of James, born 1752, are Eli Trenerry and Mary Russell. Eli was apparently the son of Nathanial Trenerry and born in 1708. Neil lists several children for Eli and Mary - 1. Anne Trenerry, b. 1736. 2. +James Trenerry, b. 1752. 3. Nathanial Trenerry, b. 1760. 4. Margret Trenerry. 5. Mary Trenerry. 6. John Trenerry. 7. Elizabeth Trenerry. 8. Ely Trenerry. 9. Anne Trenerry. 10. Thomas Trenerry. 11. William Trenerry. 12. Honour Trenerry. Note 1851 census, and here are the "Newlyn" William and Mary - 56,Newlyn Churchtown,William Trenerry,Head,M,80,,Pauper (Ag Lab),Newlyn Cornwall,, ,,Mary Trenerry,Wife,M,,74,,St. Allen Cornwall,, and here is Mary from 'Druth, 34,24 West End,Mary Trenery,Head,M,,70,Gentlemans Wife,Redruth Cornwall,, ,,Elizabeth A Trenery,Dau,U,,36,,Redruth Cornwall,, ,,Grace P Trenery,Dau,U,,27,,Redruth Cornwall,, ,,James James,Lodger,U,34,,Copper Miner,Redruth Cornwall,, ,,Thomas C Burton,Lodger,U,32,,Mine Clerk Or Writer,Constantine Cornwall, Note William Benbow has a birth year as 1780. Parents being James Trenerry and Elizabeth (nee NICHOLAS) NOTE: Old notes from previous William I suspect the William/Mary from Redruth to be William Trenery who marries Mary Trenery 28 OCt 1804 in St Hilary, with witnesses John, Elizabeth and William Trenery

Or is this Mary in Mithian, as a widow in 1851 - 73,Polgoda,Mary Trenerry,Head,W,,67,,St. Erme Cornwall,, ,,William Trenerry,Son,M,28,,Lead Miner,St. Agnes Cornwall,, ,,Jane Trenerry,Dalaw,M,,27,,Truro Cornwall,, ,,Sarah Mary Trenerry,Gr-Dau,U,,5,,Perranzabuloe Cornwall,, ,,Mary Ann Trenerry,Gr-Dau,U,,4,,Perranzabuloe Cornwall,, ,,Elizabeth Trenerry,Gr-Dau,U,,2,,Perranzabuloe Cornwall,, Shared note Why would William and Mary marry in Newlyn East? Both are supposedly from Redruth, Williams family are from Redruth... Seems a bit strange to me. Note From the voters lists on the COPC database - District Division West Division Parish Or Reg District Redruth Year 1832 Reg No Forename William Surname TRENERY Abode Redruth Qualification Leasehold Houses and Land Property Address Manor of Treleigh Notes Transcriber K.Bretthauer Note Extremely concerned about this. I am now starting to suspect this is the wrong William. I believe a William, who married Mary JAMEs is indeed the father of Ann, but I don't think it was William from Redruth. I suspect it was William from Newlyn East, who was baptised 5 Feb 1780 and was the son of John and Jane. If thisis the case, then his parents are John Trenery and Jane ADAMS Day Month 19-Nov Year 1774 Parish Or Reg District Newlyn East Groom Fn John Groom Sn TRENERRY Groom Age Groom Residence otp Groom Condition Groom Rank Profession yeoman Groom Signed / Marked (S/M) M Groom Father Name Groom Father Rank Profession Bride Fn Jane Bride Sn ADAMS Bride Age Bride Residence otp Bride Condition spinster Bride Rank Profession Bride Signed / Marked (S/M) M Bride Father Name Bride Father Rank Profession Banns / Licence (B/L) B Witness Fn1 John Witness Sn1 Williams Witness Fn2 Edward Witness Sn2 Trenerry Other Information Transcriber Notes Transcriber John Evans But.... that John and Jane seem to have a William who married Fanny harris.... but no proof seems to be in my records! Update: A william does marry Fanny Harris in 1802. Not got parents names though.There is a John as a witness. Note that William is listed as a sojourner of St Allen Another Newlyn possible is William, son of Edward and Ann bap 3 Sep 1769 That would be Ann Pengilly- Day Month 29-Dec Year 1750 Parish Or Reg District Newlyn East Groom Fn Edwd. Groom Sn TRENERRY Groom Age Groom Residence Groom Condition Groom Rank Profession Groom Signed / Marked (S/M) Groom Father Name Groom Father Rank Profession Bride Fn Ann Bride Sn PENGILLY Bride Age Bride Residence Bride Condition Bride Rank Profession Bride Signed / Marked (S/M) Bride Father Name Bride Father Rank Profession Banns / Licence (B/L) Witness Fn1 Witness Sn1 Witness Fn2 Witness Sn2 Other Information Transcriber Notes Phillimores | which refers to the parish as Newlyn in Pydar Transcriber Shirley Cattermole The 1851 census suggests a birth around 1771 or so. And the naming conventions suggest either of these families as parents - first son called John, but first dau called Ann..... Note Probable burial - Day Month 07-Sep Year 1851 Parish Or Reg District Newlyn East Forename William Surname TRENERRY Age 84 Residence Newlyn Notes Transcriber Notes Transcriber Michael McCormick NOTE: Old notes from previous William