Part One: Cornwall
TABLE OF CONTENTS
2 Thomas Martin of Stithians, Rural Cornwall 1780–1848
The Parish of Stithians
Agricultural Cornwall
Thomas Martin’s early ancestors
Thomas Martin’s parents, Michael Martin and Jane Bath
Thomas Martin’s brothers
Henry Martin and Elizabeth Bray
Joseph Martin and Sarah Martin
Martin Martin and Keturah Martin
Michael Martin Jnr and Jane Martin
Thomas Martin and Elizabeth Pearce and their children in Cornwall
Thomas and Elizabeth’s daughter Jenefer Martin and Josiah Phillips
Thomas and Elizabeth’s son Nicholas Martin and Caroline Peters
3 Captain Henry Crougey and Cornish Mining, Wendron 1790–1849
Cornish Mining
Captain Henry Crougey’s parents, Nicholas Crougey and Mary Rowe
Captain Henry Crougey’s brother John Crougey and Ann Wicks
Captain Henry Crougey and Grace Willmott and their children in Cornwall
Captain Henry and Grace’s son Henry Crougey Jnr and Mary Ann Crougey
Captain Henry and Grace’s son Nicholas Crougey and Anna Maria Kempe
4 Samuel Coombe, Miner of Frogpool in Gwennap Parish 1790–1847
Samuel Coombe’s forebears
Samuel Coombe’s parents, John Coombe (III) and Julia Hocken
Samuel Coombe’s sisters and brothers
Sarah Coombe and John Eddy
Mary Coombe and William Trevena
Henry Coombe and Mary Trevena
John Coombe and Eliza Richards
Edward Coombe and Harriet Hoskin
Samuel Coombe and Harriet Dunstan and their children in Cornwall
5 William Jacka Snr, Blacksmith of St Day, Town life in Cornwall 1790–1848
William Jacka Snr’s parents, Samuel Jacka and Margaret Bray
William Jacka Snr’s brothers and sisters
Mary, Samuel Jnr, Walter, Agnes and Benjamin Jacka
Thomas Jacka and Alice Hart
John Jacka and Mary Hancock
Joseph Jacka and Mary Provis
William Jacka Snr in St Day
William Snr and Mary Bray
Commercial activity in St Day
Living in St Day in the 1840s
William Jacka Snr’s Family: changes in the 1840s