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Thomas Davey and Temperance Hawken Family
Thomas Davey = Temperance Hawken
cb 8 Sep 1776
St Breward
m
Peter Davey Mary Hawken Davy Thomas Davy Hannah Davy
b 1802 cb 12 Aug 1804 cb 13 Apr 1806 cb 5 Jun 1808
St Minver St Minver St Minver
From Find a Grave:
Temperance Hawken Davey
Temperance was born to Joseph Hawken and Agnes Hoskin in St. Breward, Cornwall.
She married Thomas Davey sometime before 1802 and together they had 4 kids that I know of:
Temperance died in December of 1824. Note: her actual death date may be a few days before Dec.12, as that is actually her burial date. Her death record also had her last name spelled as DAVY.
Family links: *Calculated relationship
Burial:
Created by: Greg Honey
Mary Hawken Davey Honey
Mary was born in St. Minver to Thomas Davey and Temperance Hawken. As Findagrave only provided birth drop-down options of St. Minver Highlands and St. Minver Lowlands, I picked one at random - not knowing which she may have actually been born in. If there was one called just St. Minver I would have chosen that one. She married Thomas Honey in St. Cleer in 1833 and together they had one daughter Jane Hawken Honey b.1834 and one son William Honey b.1838 She passed away in July of 1871.
The OPC burial information states that she was buried in St. Cleer on July.14, 1871 and it stated her age of 67, which fits her birth year. However it did not specify a cemetery name.
Her husband Thomas Honey went on to marry Elizabeth Sweet in 1877 and the OPC info shows his resting place to be St. Nectans Church cemetery in St. Winnow.
Family links:
Spouse: *Calculated relationship
Burial:
Created by: Greg Honey
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More information about record* ####### in the Baptisms database Day Month 12-Aug Year 1804 Parish/Reg Dist St Minver Forename Mary Hawken Surname DAVY Sex dau Father Forename Thomas Mother Forename Temperance Residence Father Rank Profession Notes Transcriber Notes Transcriber Pat Balmer |
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Day Month 05-Jun
Year 1808
Parish/Reg Dist St Minver
Forename Hannah
Surname DAVY
Sex dau
Father Forename Thomas
Mother Forename Temperance
Residence
Father Rank Pro
Notes
Trans Notes
Transcriber Pat Balmer
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Thomas Davy & Sarah Hender Peter Family
Thomas Davey, son of Thomas Davey and Temperance Hawken
Sarah Hender Peter, daughter of John Peter(s) and Mary Hender [3ggaunt].
Thomas Davey = Sarah Hender Peter
Butcher |
cb 13 Apr 1806 | cb 12 Feb 1808
St Minver | Bodmin
m 27 Sep 1830 |
Liskeard |
d 6 Feb 1897 | d 2 Oct 1885
Callington | Liskeard
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Jane Peter Davey John Edwin Peter Davey Richard Peter Davey Mary Peter Davey
School Teacher Wesleyan Minister
b 3 Sep 1834 b 10 Mar 1844
cb 20 Oct 1831 cb 24 Sep 1834 cb 13 Mar 1836 cb 16 Sep 1844
Liskeard Liskeard Liskeard Liskeard WM
m m 17 Apr 1862 m 17 Apr 1862 r. St Cleer
Bodmin d 1866
= Daniel Hancock = Mary Jane Tonkin = Elizabeth Toms Liskeard
d 26 October 1906 d 24 Dec 1920 d 1923
Horsted Keynes Susx
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Day Month 13-Apr
Year 1806
Parish/Reg Dist St Minver
Forename Thomas
Surname DAVY
Sex son
Father Forename Thomas
Mother Forename Temperance
Residence
Father Rank Pro
Notes omitted
Trans Notes added at
bottom of page
Transcriber Pat Balmer
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Day Month 20-Oct
Year 1831
Parish/Reg Dist Liskeard
Forename Jane Peter?
Surname DAVEY
Sex Dau
Father Forename Thomas
Mother Forename Sarah Hender
Residence Boro
Father Rank Pro Butcher
Notes
Trans Notes Src: Copy
Register CRO
Ref:DDP/126/1/25
Transcriber Frances Kenshole
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Day Month 13-Mar
Year 1836
Parish/Reg Dist Liskeard
Forename Richard Peter
Surname DAVEY
Sex Son
Father Forename Thomas
Mother Forename Sarah Hender
Residence Boro
Father Rank Pro Butcher
Notes
Trans Notes Src: Copy
Register CRO
Ref:DDP/126/1/25
Transcriber Frances Kenshole
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1841 Census - ED2 Liskeard
Book 10 Folio 43 Page 30
Church Street,1,Thomas Davey,35,,Butcher,In county,
, ,Sarah Davey,,30,,In county,
, ,Jane Davey,,9,,In county,
, ,John Davey,7,,,In county,
, ,Richard Davey,5,,,In county,
, ,Mary Peter,,20,Female Servant,In county,
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Daniel Hancock = Jane Peter Davey
Draper |
cb 2 Jun 1825 | cb 20 Oct 1831
Lawhitton | Liskeard
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Stoke Clims a53 | Callington a75
r. Callington |
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Elizabeth Hancock Richard Hancock Thomas Hancock John Edwin Hancock
Solicitor
b 1856 (24/1881) b 1858 (22/1881) b 1862 (18/1881) b 1865 (15/1881)
cb 30 Nov 1858 cb 25 Dec 1865
Callington Callington Callington Callington
m m
= Grace Rattenbury = Clara Maberl Selfe
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Day Month 02-Jun
Year 1825
Parish/Reg Dist Lawhitton
Forename Daniel
Surname HANCOCK
Sex
Father Forename Richard
Mother Forename Elizabeth
Residence Tregeda
Father Rank Pro Yeoman
Notes Privately
Baptised
Trans Notes
Transcriber Di Gibbs
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Day Month 24-Sep
Year 1834
Parish/Reg Dist Liskeard
Forename John Edwin
Peter
Surname DAVEY
Sex Son
Father Forename Thomas
Mother Forename Sarah Hender
Residence Boro
Father Rank Pro Butcher
Notes
Trans Notes Src: Copy
Register CRO
Ref:DDP/126/1/25
Transcriber Frances Kenshole
Citing this Record "England and Wales Marriage Registration Index, 1837-2005," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:2DVM-D6M : 13 December 2014), John Edwin Peter Davey, 1862; from “England & Wales Marriages, 1837-2005,” database, findmypast (http://www.findmypast.com : 2012); citing 1862, quarter 2, vol. 5C, p. 158, Bodmin, Cornwall, England, General Register Office, Southport, England. |
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ED 16 - Ludgvan Census 1841 . . . Newtown,1,James Tonking,30,,Miner (Copper),In county, ,,Mary Tonking,,25,,In county, ,,James Tonking,5,,,In county, ,,William Tonking,3,,,In county, Book 12 Folio 30 Page 5 ,,Mary Tonking,,5m,,In county, ED 11 - Bodmin Census 1841 Book 3 Folio 6 Page 4 Fore Street,1,Charles Tonkin,32,,Draper,In county, ,,Mary Tonkin,,28,,In county, ,,Mary Tonkin,,5w,,In county, ,,Lydia Pascoe,,12,,In county, ,,Elizabeth Kendle,,20,Female Servant,In county, ED 1f - Bodmin Census 1851 Folio 422 Page 5 . . . 17,Fore St,Charles P. Tonkin,Head,M,42,,"Draper Emp 1asst, 1app",Bodmin Cornwall,, ,,Mary M. Tonkin,Wife,M,,38,Draper Wife,Helland Cornwall,, ,,Mary J. Tonkin,Dau,,,9,Scholar,Bodmin Cornwall,, ,,Martha Tonkin,Dau,,,5,Scholar,Bodmin Cornwall,, ,,Anna Tonkin,Dau,,,3,Draper Dau,Bodmin Cornwall,, ,,Emily Tonkin,Dau,,,2,Draper Dau,Bodmin Cornwall,, ,,Lucy Tonkin,Dau,,,11m,Draper Dau,Bodmin Cornwall,, ,,Anna Brewer,Visitr,U,,15,Ship Owner Dau,St Minver Cornwall,, ,,Johanna Ellery,Servnt,U,,20,House Serv,Egloshayle Cornwall,, ,,Mary Lobb,Servnt,U,,15,House Serv,Bodmin Cornwall,, ED 6 - Bodmin Census 1861 Folio 75 Page 4 . . . 14,14 Fore St,1,Charles P Tonkin,Head,M,52,,Linen & Woollen Draper,Bodmin Cornwall,,Emp 3 females & 3 boys ,,,Mary M Tonkin,Wife,M,,47,Drapers Wife,Helland Cornwall,, ,,,Mary J Tonkin,Dau,U,,19,Drapers Asst,Bodmin Cornwall,, ,,,Martha Tonkin,Dau,U,,17,Drapers Asst,Bodmin Cornwall,, ,,,Anna Tonkin,Dau,U,,14,Scholar,Bodmin Cornwall,, ,,,Emily Tonkin,Dau,U,,12,Scholar,Bodmin Cornwall,, ,,,Lucy Tonkin,Dau,,,11,Scholar,Bodmin Cornwall,, ,,,Ellen Tonkin,Dau,,,7,Scholar,Bodmin Cornwall,, ,,,Jessie Tonkin,Dau,,,6,Scholar,Bodmin Cornwall,, ,,,Charles Tonkin,Son,,4,,Scholar,Bodmin Cornwall,, ,,,Agnes Ann Janes,Serv,U,,21,Dom Serv,Lanlivery Cornwall,, | ||
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Elizabeth Toms, daughter of Thomas Toms and possibly Honour Parson
Professions: Butcher, Wesleyan Minister
Residences: Liskeard, North Hill
Richard Peter Davey = Elizabeth Toms
cb 13 Mar 1836 | b 1836 (5/1841)
Liskeard | Liskeard
m 1861 1st Qtr.* |
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(Children None per 1911 Census)
* Most set forth that this is his marriage to Elizabeth TOMS, as do I.
** Some have his death as early as 1881, which is not correct as he and his wife appear on
the 1891, 1901 and 1911 census records that are available. The most credible report is a
death date of 1923 (see below).
Just when Richard Peter Davey converted to being of the Methodist Wesleyan faith is not
readily known. There is presently no adult baptism found and he was appearently first
baptized Church of England as that is how it is presented to be in the OPC supplied records.
And presently there is no evidence that this couple had any living surviving children. Now
between 1861 and 1871 Richard is followed to have become a Wesleyan Methodist Minister,
processing from being a butcher to a congresional Minister leader.
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Day Month 13-Mar
Year 1836
Parish/Reg Dist Liskeard
Forename Richard Peter
Surname DAVEY
Sex Son
Father Forename Thomas
Mother Forename Sarah Hender
Residence Boro
Father Rank Pro Butcher
Notes
Trans Notes Src: Copy
Register CRO
Ref:DDP/126/1/25
Transcriber Frances Kenshole
"England and Wales Marriage Registration Index, 1837-2005," database, FamilySearch
(https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:2DW7-T3L : 13 December 2014),
Richard Peter Davey, 1861; from “England & Wales Marriages, 1837-2005,” database,
findmypast (http://www.findmypast.com : 2012); citing 1861, quarter 1, vol. 5C, p. 118,
Liskeard, Cornwall, England, General Register Office, Southport, England."England and Wales Death Registration Index 1837-2007," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVHS-2SRX : 4 September 2014), Richard P Davey, 1923; from "England & Wales Deaths, 1837-2006," database, findmypast (http://www.findmypast.com : 2012); citing Death, Liskeard, Cornwall, England, General Register Office, Southport, England. |
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Day Month 21-Mar
Year 1806
Parish/Reg Dist Duloe
Forename Thomas
Surname TOMS
Sex Son
Father Forename John
Mother Forename Sarah
Residence
Father Rank Pro
Notes
Trans Notes
Transcriber Shirley Cattermole
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Day Month 12-Feb
Year 1800
Parish/Reg Dist Boconnoc
Forename Honor
Surname PARSONS
Sex dau
Father Forename Thos.
Mother Forename Anne
Residence
Father Rank Pro
Notes
Trans Notes Grylls trans
Transcriber Kay Halley
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Day Month 21-Nov
Year 1833
Parish/Reg Dist Boconnoc
Groom Fn Thomas
Groom Sn TOMS
Groom Age
Groom Residence Liskeard
Groom Condition
Groom Rank Pro yeoman
Grm Sign/Mark(S/M)
Groom Father Name
Grm Fthr Rank Pro
Bride Fn Honour
Bride Sn PARSON
Bride Age
Bride Residence
Bride Condition
Bride Rank Pro
Brd Sign/Mark(S/M)
Bride Father Name
Brd Fthr Rank Pro
Banns/Licence(B/L)
Witness Fn1 Thos.
Witness Sn1 Parson
Witness Fn2 Richd
Witness Sn2 Parson
Other Information
Transcriber Notes Grylls Trans
Transcriber Kay Halley
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Day Month 08-Oct
Year 1834
Parish/Reg Dist Liskeard
Forename Mary Ann
Surname TOMS
Sex Dau
Father Forename Thomas
Mother Forename Honor
Residence Parish
Father Rank Pro Farmer
Notes
Trans Notes Src: Copy
Register CRO
Ref:DDP/126/1/25
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With Thomas Toms being identified as Elizabeth Toms' father on the 1881 census, the only Elizabeth Toms match found that matches living date to a 1836 birth date is one found in Boconnoc, that being the one referenced above. There Thomas is the Head of house, in the wife's position is Honour, and in the children's position, Mary Toms age 6 and Elizabeth Toms age 5.
The Census 1841-1911
ED2 - Liskeard - 1841 Census
Book 10 Folio 43 Page 30
Church Street,1,Thomas Davey,35,,Butcher,In county,
, ,Sarah Davey,,30,,In county,
, ,Jane Davey,,9,,In county,
, ,John Davey,7,,,In county,
, ,Richard Davey,5,,,In county,
, ,Mary Peter,,20,Female Servant,In county,
If on any day, Sunday certainly is the day of the week that a Minister would be moving about.
In his own household which comes together from the faithful servant Sarah Jackman's present
to a very interesting revelation that Elizabeth's father is Thomas Toms, age 75 in 1881.
Perhaps what leads some to presume that Richard P Davey must have died 1881, is their lack of ability to find him where he was at during the time of that census. The distance from Bath to Wanstow is about 20 miles, a do able distance. And if the actual locations are just in those two District and the actual placement of the two location within those districts could even make it a shorter distance. As for 'Foresfield Place, it is right in Bath. Now the 'trump' is that there was a railway that would run the distance that by automobile today was about a half and hour, would make that trip in about an hour or so in 1881.
Wanstrow Primitive Wesleyan Methodist Chapel (1877 A.D.) is just around the corner and is
near Studley Lane and Farm. Richard P Davey, Wesleyan Minister, would have been on circuit
assignment from Bath by railway (with the Railway Hotel listed on the same Census District
3 of Wanstrow*—from Bath to Wanstrow Church & Studley Farm (near to Coles Farm) in Wanstow in 1881: The trip
was ably done with time to spare for Minister Richard P Davey to have taken on that Sunday,
April 3, 1881. The Census record
Now back to the consideration of the father of Elizabeth Toms being Thomas Toms age 75 in 1881. That would mean that back in 1841 this Thomas Toms would be about 35 years old. Also now consider what is meant by being born in Liskeard in 1836 when this Thomas Toms was age about 30. Liskeard whether a registration district or Parish boundry, had began to include many smaller communities reaching as far south as Morval, and as wide as from Duloe to Menehiot and beyond. And thus the seach for this family may widen beyond just the Borough of the city of Liskeard where the parish church is located. And when one reports this place of birth, that is not necessarily the parish nearest them but what 'place' big and wide or as small as it may be. * The Census of Wanstrow District 3 discription reads: "Wanstrow - Civil Parish All that part of the Parish of Wanstrow East of the Road leading from Frome to Bruton inluding cottage on the Common Coles Farm Wanstrow Street both sides, Studley and the ?Brundry? near Upton Noble also the Rectory." (The curse of reading cursive resides). ED 2 - North Hill - 1891 Census Folio 18 Page 8 . . . 50,Coads Green,1,Richard P Davey,Head,M,55,,Wesleyan Minister,,Liskeard Cornwall,, , , ,Elizabeth Davey,Wife,M,,55,,,Liskeard Cornwall,, , , ,Sarah E Jackman,Servt,S,,28,General Servant,,Diss Norfolk,, | ||
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Birth: 1776
Birth: 1805
[Hender]*
112,Bay Tree Hill,Sarah Hendle Davey,Head,M,,43,Wife Of A Butcher,Bodmin Cornwall,,
, ,Richard J [P]** Davey,Son,U,15,,Work At Home,Liskeard Cornwall,,
, ,Mary P Davey,Dau,U,,7,Scholar,St Cleer Cornwall,,
, ,Philip Sibly,Visitr,M,50,,Farmer,Bodmin Cornwall,,
, ,Grace Short,Servnt,M,,55,Charwoman,Luxulion Cornwall,,
* Poorly formed perhaps, but the cursive written name is Hender none the less.
** And what was transcribed as a 'J' is a 'P' much like the one in Mary P Davey but again poorly formed.
reports that he did, being listed at both locations that day.
