Tree of Henry Vingoe b.1770 & Grace Mann
Generation
Colour Code
........1 2 3 .........4 ........5 ........6 .........7. ..........8 .........9 ........10 .........11
.........12 .........13 2nd Marriage
1. Henry VINGOE: circa 1770 - died 10 Feb 1843 - bur 12 Feb 1843 Paul Churchyard
...............+ Grace MANN: bt 12 Oct 1771 Paul - bur 08 Aug 1832 Cholera Cemetery, Paul
...........................[Parents Richard MANN & Dorothy TREGURTHA]
................... marr: 11 Nov 1797 Paul
Fact I : Parents of Henry are unconfirmed by any baptismal record. They were probably John VINGOE: bt Jun 1742 Sennen-bur Aug 1794 Sennen. He marr. Margaret ELLIS 1769 St Just. She was baptised 1752 St Buryan - buried Dec 1794 Sancreed as a 'widow'. When husband John VINGOE died Margaret had probably returned to her home parish of Sancreed. Their first-born child, Margaret Ellis Vingoe, was bt 1770 St Just. Son Henry was probably their second born c1772. There is also another possible daughter. Mary Vingoe c1775 had a base born son baptised as Thomas VINGOE in 1800 Paul. He went on to entered the Coastguard service. He married 07 Dec 1830 at Burham in KENT a Louisa SEYMOOR. |
Fact 2 Henry Vingoe & Grace Mann marriage : Paul Parish Record 1752 St Just Paul Church |
Fact 3 1841 Census : Henry Vingoe 70, living with Henry Ellis Vingoe, Occupation: both fishermen |
Fact 4 Henry Vingoe Reg. March 1/4 1843 PZ RO Ref 9/177 Died 10 Feb 1843 at Newlyn, Age 70. |
Fact 5 Henry Vingoe burial : Paul Parish Record Henry Vingoe, Age 73 |
Fact 6 Death notice in "The Cornwall Royal Gazette" Feb 17 1843 Henry Vingoe "died from starvation" |
Fact 7 Grace Mann bapt. & marriage: Paul Parish Record |
Fact 8 Grace Vingoe burial : Paul Parish Record |
Fact 9 Grace Vingoe died during the cholera epidemic and was buried in a mass grave in the meadow field, acquired for the purpose of burying all the many victims. The headstones, now arranged around the perimeter wall of the 'Cholera Graveyard' on Trungle Moor, do NOT relate to those buried within in a mass grave. Their identity can only be deduced from the burial records of the appropriate date. The headstones on display were removed from the graveyard that lies behind the Church Schoolroom situated on the local village 'Green', which is opposite the Parish Church, and previously known as the 'Common'. The headstones were removed to their present location on the moor when there was a major clearance and closure of the 'overflow' schoolroom site in the 1950's. The bodies, however, were never exhumed. No church burials now take place in either burying ground. only cremated remains can be interred. .. |
2 John VINGOE: bt 07 Oct 1798 Paul - died 06 Nov 1841 Lepe, Exbury, Hampshire.
...............+ Grace HITCHENS bt ? - died 14 Aug 1837 Hythe, KENT
....................marr: 20 Apr 1822 Grade CON: Grade Parish Record photo
....................Occupation Coastguard from 1822 - 1841 died ' In Service' see http://cornwallsmugglers.com/
Fact 1. John Vingoe ( 1798 -1841) was resident at the Coastguard Residence called Lepe in the New Forest, Hampshire at the time of his death. He was buried on 09 November 1841. Coastguard Cottages Lepe. (c) Robin Somes 2007 To see more of Robin's work go HERE use your back button to return to this site.
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3 Margaretta VINGOE: born Mullion- bt 24 Aug 1824 Ruan Minor. (photo) died March 1/4 1889 : Penzance Reg.
......................+ Stephen BERRYMAN: bt 18 Aug 1819 - June 1/4 1856 ?
............................marr: 20 April 1844 Paul. occupation Fisherman
4 Mary BERRYMAN: b Sep 1/4 1844 - bt 29 Oct 1844 Paul- bur 24 Sep 1896 aged 53 Paul
..................... + Richard Humphreys: bt 1845 Paul .
..................................[parents Robert HUMPHREYS & Elizabeth NICHOLAS < m: 29 Oct 1820 Paul
........................marr: 27 Apr 1872 Paul
Cornwall Census Records
1841-1891
Richard Humphreys c1846 - son of Robert Humphreys and Elizabeth Nicholas.
1891 Census Maggie Humphreys, 18, charwoman, and Bessie Humphreys 15 domestic servant, are living with their widowed Aunt Grace This move was probably due to the ages of the adult male & female offspring in the HUMPHREYS household. Grace had two girls and a boy only 10 years, so it made for easier sleeping arrangements. The elder nieces probably assisted their widowed aunt with the finances and domestic running of the house-hold.
Robert, HUMPHREYS
age 3 months on 1881, died age 14 months and was buried 04 Mar 1882
Paul .
1871 Census
children all baptised Paul
John HUMPHRIES: 08 May 1822
+ Mary BERRYMAN: bt
29 Oct 1844 Paul [bur 24 Sep 1896 Paul
53]
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.......................5 Margaret Humphreys: c1872
.......................5 Richard H. HumphrEyS: c1875
..............................+ Annie Casley SYMONS
....................................marr:15 Jan 1898 Paul
.....................................6 Phyllis Mary HumphreyS: bt 31 Jul 1898 Paul
.....................................6 Annie Wright HumphreyS: bt 24 Jun 1900
.....................................6 Richard HumphreyS: bt 27 Mar 1904
.......................5 Bessie HumphreyS: c1877
.......................5 Stephen Berryman Humphreys: c1879
.......................5 Robert HUMPHREYS: bt 02 Mar 1881 St Peters, Newlyn- bur. Paul 04 Mar 1882 age 14 mo.
History of the HUMPHREYS Family
This Humphreys family line were initially from Sennen Parish.
The earliest mention of a Humphreys from Sennen
is in St.Just records when a marriage took
place on 03 Jan 1651 between Robert Humfrey of Sennen &
Christian,
daughter of Hercules Otes [OATS]. Christian
Humphries was buried in Sennen on 21 Dec 1700. Their son
Stephen Humphrey [c1666] was buried on 16 Apr 1758 Sennen aged 92. Stephen married and had children:
William HUMPHREY born circa 1694
+ Ursula HEAD - 03 Dec 1721 Sennen
William HUMPHREY -b 07 May -bt 20 May 1723 Sennen
Ursula HUMPHREY - 22 May 1725 Sennen
+ John HUGH
of Sancreed - marr: 29 Sep 1749 Sennen
Stephen HUMPHREY - 15 Mar 1727 Sennen
Dorothy HUMPHREY - 29 Jun 1728 Sennen
Robert HUMPHRYS - 29 Nov 1731 Sennen *
Mary HUMPHREYS- 21 Apr 1734 Sennen
Robert HUMPHREY- 05 May 1700 Sennen
Christian HUMPHREY-14 Jun 1702 Sennen Stephen HUMPHREY - 26 Mar 1704 Sennen + Margaret PAUL - marr: 14 Sep 1733 Sennen
Elizabeth HUMPHREY - 30 Nov 1734 Sennen
Leonard HUMPHREY - ? c1705
+ Jane NICHOLAS- 08 Jun 1733 Sennen.
Jane HUMPHREY
bur. 02 Jul 1744 Sennen
Eliz Humphreys - 30 Nov 1734
Robert HUMPHREY - 13 Jul
1707 Sennen
+ Eliz PAUL - marr 11 Apr 1741
Robert HUMPHREY - 14 May 1744 Sennen - bur 19 Dec 1744
Richard HUMPHREY- 10 Apr 1710
Sennen
* HUMPHRY Robert [ Mariner] - 29 Nov 1731 [son of
William & Ursula ]
+ Hester
TONKIN
marr: 11 Feb 1763
Sennen
Mary HUMPHRYS - 15 Jan 1764 Sennen: ** Stephen HUMPHRYS - 06 Oct 1765 Sennen: Robert HUMPHRYS - 06 Dec 1767 Sennen: William HUMPHRYS - 02 Dec 1770 Sennen - bur 12 Mar 1771 Sennen Elizabeth HUMPHRYS - 22 Aug 1775 Sennen:
* * Stephen HUMPHRYS [Fisherman] 06 Oct 1765
Sennen: [Robert & Hester]
marr: 29 Jun 1785 St Just
William HUMPHREYS - 11 Jun 1787 Saint Just In Penwith Margaret HUMPHREYS - 19 Feb 1786 Saint Just In Penwith Anne HUMPHREY - 19 Jul 1789 Sennen ['from St Just' note in entry] *** Robert HUMPHREY - 07 Sep 1793 Sennen ['from St Just' note in entry]
*** Robert HUMPHRY - 07 Sep1793 Sennen
+ Elizabeth NICHOLAS
marr 29 Oct 1820 Paul
John HUMPHRIES - bt 08 MAY 1822 Paul
Robert HUMPHRYS - bt 13 JUL 1823 Paul + Eliz HARRIS marr: 24 May 1846 Paul
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4 Stephen BERRYMAN: b Sep 1/4 1845 -bt 0 8 Oct 1845 Paul - died Dec 1/4 1845
4 Grace Harvey BERRYMAN: bt 11 Mar 1849 Paul
.......................+ James PAYNE: bt 1847 Paul [s/o Arthur & Caroline PAYNE]-bur 01 Jan 1886 age 39
.....................................................Death Reg Dec 1/4 1885 Penzance 5c 189 age 39
.................................................[1st wife was Susan HARVEY d/o Richard HARVEY b 1851 -bur 17 Nov 1875 Paul]
.....................................................Arthur PAYNE: b 1874 living 1881 & 1891 with his grandparents
............................ marr: June 1/4 : 1878 Penzance 5c 400
................................James PAYNE: bt 1881
................................Caroline PAYNE: 1885
................................Grace PAYNE: 1886
Fact 1. 1891 census.
Piece: RG12/1856 Place:
Penzance -Cornwall Enumeration District: 3
Civil Parish: Paul
Ecclesiastical Parish: St Peter Newlyn
Folio: 56 Page: 40
Schedule: 250
Address: Gwavas Terrace
PAYNE Grace Head W F 42
Green Grocer Newlyn [1849 nee Harvey Berryman]
PAYNE James Son - M 10 Scholar Newlyn [1881]
PAYNE Caroline Dau - F 6 Scholar Newlyn [1885]
PAYNE Grace Dau - F 5
Scholar Newlyn [1886]
HUMPHRYS Maggie Niece S F 18
Charwoman Newlyn
HUMPHRYS Bessie Niece S F 15 Domestic
Servant Newlyn
Several members of this family group
emigrated to Akron , OHIO.
Maggie & Bessie HUMPHRYS were daughters of
Grace's sister, Mary HUMPHREYS [nee Berryman]
James PAYNE 1881 marr.
Martha Stevens EDMONDS: bt 10-Jun 1887 Lelant
[parents William & Martha EDMONDS,
New Row, Lelant m: 04 Jan 1886 occ: Gardener] .
Marriage:
Mar 1/4 1910 Penzance 5c 423
James PAYNE & Martha
Stevens EDMONDS
Martha had a sister:
Sarah Ann
EDMONDS [ Annie] b 29 Oct 1884: bt 28-Dec 1884 Lelant
married Fred. UREN [b 1875 Cornwall
- died 1939]
Marriage: Dec 1/4
1906 Penzance 5c 472
Annie & Frederick UREN
Emigrated 1908
Southampton, to New York 'St. Louis
children:
Frederick
Arthur UREN: b 1907 Lelant - died 1947
Birth Reg. Jun 1/4 1907 Penzance 5c 197
+ Agnes
BURKE: b. 1930 Medina, Ohio
Rhea UREN: b - - -
- 1910
Michigan [?]
William
Edward UREN: ' Billie ' b 21 Sep 1927
Akron, 'base son of Rhea UREN & Stephen OLDS'
Rhea was 17 at the time of William’s birth &
Stephen OLDS was 20 - they never married!
William Edward UREN: 1927 - died 24 Jan 1995 of
heart failure age 67 yrs.:
According to the
Death Record he worked at Goodrich Tyre Company.
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4 Stephen BERRYMAN: b Mar 1/4 1850 - bt 25 Oct 1853 Paul : occupation fisherman
.........................+1] Phyllis Ann COULLS/ COWLS: b 1858 Porthleven - d Mar 1/4 1896 Penzance 5c 194
.............................marr: Jun 1/4 1878 Helston 5c 280
5 Stephen BERRYMAN bt 24 April 1879 Porthleven GRO Reg Mar 1/4 1879 Helston
............................+ Clara STEPHENS
..........................marr: Mar 1/4 1911 Helston 5c 253
5 William Henry C BERRYMAN: b Oct 1880 Porthleven GRO Reg Dec 1/4 1889 Helston 5c 170: photo
............................. + ?
.............................marr Jun 1/4 1904 Penzance 5c 371
............................1901 Census William H C is living in Pontypridd, Wales
5 Louie BERRYMAN b 1882 Porthleven:
5 Peter BERRYMAN b 1884
5 Lily BERRYMAN b 1889
5 John A BERRYMAN b 1891
4 Stephen BERRYMAN: b1850 Paul
........................+ 2] Jane LAITY: b Sithney
..........................marr: Jun 1/4 1898 Helston 5c 2280
5 Richard J BERRYMAN: b 13 Nov 1901
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Fact 1 Bapt. of Margaretta Vingoe : Ruan Minor Parish Record Photo |
Fact 2: Death of Margaretta Berryman [nee Vingoe] : Registered Penzance March 1/4 1889 : Ref 5c 175, 19th January 1889 in Newlyn from cerebral apoplexy 12 months, widow of Stephen Berryman, Mariner Merchant Service. Her death was registered by her daughter Mary Humphreys. |
Fact 3: John Vingoe cause of death from "a disease of the heart & lungs" Death Certificate : ref Sylvie Vingoe |
Fact 4: Grace Vingoe- cause of death " of consumption" Death Certificate : ref Sylvie Vingoe |
Fact 5: Parents of Stephen Berryman were Stephen Berryman bt 04 May 1794 Paul & Sarah Richards bt 07 Dec 1794 Paul, married 8 June 1817 Paul. Sarah was a daughter of Richard Richards and Sarah MARK who married 13 Oct 1777 Paul. All the children of Stephen and Sarah, except Stephen [1819] were given the middle name of Richards. Stephen [1819] had a sister named Mary Mark Berryman b1825 but does not appear to have named his daughter Mary with Mark as a middle name. Sarah Berryman was know as "Queen of the Fisherwomen" and was at the dinner in Penzance Market Hall in to commemorate Queen Victoria's Coronation in 1840. |
Fact 6 Marriage of Stephen and Margaret gives Stephen as, 'full age, Labourer of Paul -Father: Stephen Berryman, Labourer. Margaret as ' full age, Servant of Paul -Father: John Vingoe, Dead ' Witnesses were Howell Richards & Charles Madan '[Maddern] |
Fact 7 Stephen and Margaret's children's baptisms : Paul Parish Records. |
Fact
8 Mary Berryman : birth registered Sep 1/4
1844. Ref. PZ 1X
179 |
Fact 9 Stephen Berryman : birth registered Sep 1/4 1845 Ref. Pz IX 212 d Dec 1/4 1845 Ref. PZ IX 119 |
Fact 10 Grace Harvey Berryman : birth registered Jun 1/4 1848 Helston 9 114 as Grace BERRIMAN |
Fact 11 Grace H Berryman : Marriage June 1/4 1878 PZ Ref. 5c 400 |
Fact 12 Stephen Berryman : birth registered Mar 1/4 1850 Ref. PZ IX 234 bt 1853 |
Fact 13 Stephen Berryman b 1850 : marriage Jun 1/4 1878 Helston Ref 5c 280 |
Fact 14 1861 census: Margaret Berryman widow : living St. Peter's Hill near entrance to Primrose Court. Primrose Court, Newlyn |
Fact 15 Stephen Berriman [sic husband of Margaret] Death June 1/4 1856 Ref. PZ 5c 197 |
Fact 16 1871 Census: Margaret BERRYMAN, widow + 3 children living at District 5 sch. 007 [Newlyn] Margaret's occupation : seamstress : Mary: 27 Domestic duties : Grace: 22 Net Mending : Stephen: 20 Fisherman. All children unmarried. |
Fact 17 1881 Census : Margaret BERRYMAN on her own living Boase St, Newlyn : Dressmaker |
Fact 18 1881 Census : Stephen BERRYMAN 1850, married with two children; Fisherman living Sithney Parish, wife & 2 children give place of birth as Porthleven. |
Piece: RG12/1839 Place: Helston -Cornwall
Enumeration District: 15
Civil Parish: Sithney Ecclesiastical
Parish: Porthleven
Folio: 145 Page: 29 Schedule: 190
Address: Porthleven
BERRIMAN Stephen
Head M M 41 Fisherman Newlyn Paul [c1850]
BERRIMAN Phillis A Wife M F
33 - Porthleven [c1858]
BERRIMAN Stephen Son -
M 13 Scholar Porthleven [c1878]
BERRIMAN William H C Son - M 10
Scholar Porthleven
BERRIMAN Louie
Dau - F 9 Scholar Porthleven
[c1882]
BERRIMAN Peter Son -
M 7 Scholar Porthleven
BERRIMAN Lily Dau - F
2 - Porthleven [1889]
BERRIMAN John A Son - M
1 mo - Porthleven
Fact 20 Wife, Phillis Ann Berryman, died Mar 1/4 1897 age 40 Helston 5c 138
Porthleven |
Helston Church |
Fact 21 Stephen Berryman : birth registered Mar 1/4 1879 Helston : Ref 5c 195 |
Fact 22 Stephen Berryman : b 1879 : marriage registered Mar 1/4 1911 Helston: Ref 5c 253 |
Fact 23 William Henry C Berryman : birth registered Dec 1/4 1880 Helston Ref 5c 170 |
Fact 24 1901 William Henry b 1880 living in Pontypridd, Wales |
Fact 25 1901 Census : Stephen Berryman b.1850 living in Sithney + sons John 10 Scholar: Peter 17 Fish packer: |
Fact 26 Marriage of William H C Berryman b. 1880 : marriage registered Jun 1/4 1904 Penzance : Ref.5c 371 |
Fact 27 1911 census, Stephen Berryman & wife Jane: son Richard J Berryman, aged 9, living in Porthleven. Both Jane and Richard J. born Sithney. |
Fact 28 Stephen Berryman married Jane Laity Sep 1/4 1897 Helston 5c 281 |
Fact 29 Richard
John BERRYMAN born 13 Nov 1901 Sithney GRO Reg Dec1/4 1901
Helston 5c 154
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Porthleven Council
School No. 1426. Richard John
BERRYMAN
born 13 Nov 1901 son of Stephen
Berryman of Gue: admission date 01 Apr 1912.
Left neighbourhood 24 Oct 1913
Returned from visit 01 Dec 1913.
Left 01 Dec 1914: of age
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2 Francis VINGOE bapt. 28 September 1800 Paul, .d 19 June 1868 Newlyn, buried 21 Jun 1868 Paul Photo
...............+ [1] Honor RICHARDS bt 18 Dec 1796 Paul -died 12 March -bur 14 March 1854 :Registered Mar 1/4 1854
................................[ Parents Thomas RICHARDS & Ann .POLLARD]
..................marr : 22 Jan 1822 Paul
.................No Issue:
................They adopted the children of Honour's brother, Benjamin Richards & his wife, Mary Smith TASKES who died in the cholera epidemic of 1832
3 Benjamin Vingoe [sic RICHARDS] bapt. 26 Dec 1824
3 Nancy James Vingoe [sic RICHARDS] bapt. 02 Nov 1828
3 John Vingoe [sic RICHARDS] bapt. 16 Jan 1831
2 Francis VINGOE : b 28th Sept 1800
2nd Marriage
...................+ Lucretia NICHOLAS : bapt. 14 Nov 1813 Paul -.died Jun 1/4 1889. Newlyn. bur. 23 Apr1889 Paul
................................... [parents Robert NICHOLAS & Lucretia RODDA marr. 21 Jul 1802. Sennen]
...........................marr: 27 May 1855 Paul
.........................NO ISSUE
Fact 1: Baptisms of Francis Vingoe and Honor Richards : Paul Parish Records |
Fact 2: Marriage of Francis Vingoe and Honor Richards : Paul Parish Records 22 Jan by banns. Honor Richards made her mark. Witnesses were Richard Cotton & William Mann. |
Fact 3: Francis' occupations: 1829-1831 Navy: 1831-1835 Coastguard: Master of Fishing boat 'Gem'. Naval & Coastguard records per Sylvie Vingoe. |
Fact 4: Three children Ben, Nancy and John [listed as Vingoe] were born to Honor's brother, Benjamin Richards and his wife Mary Smith TASKES ,who married 01 Jan 1824 Paul. Sadly both parents died in the Cholera epidemic and were buried in the Cholera Meadow at Paul ; Mary Richards 03 Sep 1832 & ten days later her husband, Ben Richards, buried 13 Sep 1832. Francis & Honor Vingoe appear to have brought up the 3 children who survived, and on the 1841 census were recorded as Vingoe. |
Fact 5: Baptisms/marriage/burials of Richards family : Paul Parish Records. |
Fact 6: Dates of deaths of Francis Vingoe and Honor Vingoe: per Sylvie Vingoe |
Fact 7: Burial of Honor Vingoe: 14 Mar 1854 'of Newlyn aged 57' Paul Parish Records |
Fact 8: Burial of Francis Vingoe: 21 Jun 1868 'of Newlyn age 68' Paul Parish Records |
Fact 9: Death of Honor Vingoe Registered : Penzance. Mar 1/4 1854 : Ref 5c 241. |
Fact 10: 1841 Census. Francis and Honor Vingoe living at Fore St., Newlyn + 3 children with surname Vingoe, which should read Richards. Also with them is was another child, George Angwin age 10. Fore Street, Newlyn |
West Briton 23 JUNE 1848, Friday THE KING OF PILCHARDS - On Thursday night the 15th inst., Mr. FRANCIS VINGOE, master of the boat "Gem," of Newlyn, whilst driving for mackerel about five leagues South of the Land's End, enclosed a pilchard of the following proportions:- length thirteen inches, girth six inches and a half, weight eleven ounces and a half." |
Fact 11: 1851 Census. Francis Vingoe age 50 on boat "Jem" [sic GEM] listed as Master & net owner, Nicholas Mann married. 67; Wm Kelynack married 50: Wm H Tregurtha married. 38: John Nicholas unmarried. 25: Thos. C. Roberts unmarried 17: |
Fact 12: 1851 Census. Living with Honor Vingoe, age 52 at Trewarvanneth (Trewarveneth ) Street was her nephew, George Angwin un. age 20, who was one of the 4 children listed as living with them on the 1841. |
Fact 13: Francis' marriage to his second wife, Lucretia Nicholas, 27 May 1855 states he was of ' full age, widower of Paul parish, fisherman : father Henry Vingoe, Fisherman'. Lucretia was ' off full age' and made her mark. Her father was listed as 'Robert Nicholas, Fisherman.' Witnesses were William Harry & James Richards. |
Fact 14: 1861 Census. Benjamin Richards, age 36, Fisherman: lodger with Francis Vingoe & his second wife, Lucretia at North Corner Ben was originally listed with his brother & sister as a Vingoe on the 1841. He was a son of Honor's brother, Ben and his wife, Mary, who died in the cholera epidemic of 1832. North Corner, Newlyn |
Fact 15: 1871 Census. Lucretia Vingoe, 57 Fisherman's widow & visitor Grace Tregurtha 14 living Trewarveneth Street- Boase St. area of Newlyn. |
Fact 16: 1871/81Census Ben Richard age 46/ 56, fisherman, unmarried : lodging at Trewarveneth Street with James & Ann Maddren [Maddern] |
Fact 17: 1881 Census. Lucretia Vingoe, age 67: Fish Dealer, living at North Corner, Newlyn.. |
Fact 18: Lucretia Vingoe : Death Registered Jun 1/4 1889 : Penzance : Ref 5c 180. |
Fact 19: Lucretia Vingoe : Burial 23 Apr 1889 ' Lucretia Vingoe of Newlyn age 75'. Paul Parish Records |
2 Henry Ellis VINGOE: b 22 August 1802 Paul - died 26 June 1875 age 73- bur. 29 Jun 1875 Paul occ: Fisherman
................+ Sarah TREVELYAN : bapt 15 Oct 1815 Paul - died Dec 1/4 1883 age 68
.............................[parents William TREVELYAN & Dorothy TREGURTHA]
................... marr. 24 Oct 1841
....................NO ISSUE
Fact 1 Henry Ellis Vingoe bapt Paul Parish Record Fact 2 Sarah Trevelyan bapt. Paul Parish Record Fact 3 1841 Census Henry E. Vingoe at Fore St, Newlyn . Unmarried living with father Henry Fact 4 Henry Ellis Vingoe & Sarah Trevelyan married 1/4 Dec 1841 PZ RO Ref 9/257 & Paul parish record Fact 5 1851 Census Henry & Sarah Vingoe living at Fore St. Newlyn Town Fact 6 1871 Census Henry and Sarah living at different address Boase street Newlyn Fact 7 Henry Vingoe died age 73 after falling down steps at Albert Wharves, Penzance Harbour Death Jun 1/4 1875 PZ RO Ref 5c/226 * WEST BRITON & CORNWALL ADVERTISER - Thursday 24th June 1875 "On Monday afternoon an old man named Henry Vingoe , a fisherman residing at Newlyn, accidentally fell over a steep fight of steps at the Albert Wharves and received such injuries that no hopes are entertained of his recovery." Fact 8 Sarah Vingoe death recorded as 'Sally' age 68, Dec 1/4 1883 PZ RO Ref 5c/179. Fact 9 1881 Census Sarah Vingoe, widow living at St. Peters Court, Newlyn Fact 10 No Issue from the marriage of Henry Ellis Vingoe & Sarah Trevelyan |
Boase Street, Newlyn |
2 Richard Mann VINGOE: bapt 28 October 1804 Paul
.................. +
Ann STRICK: bapt 12 Oct 1800
St Buryan.
[Parents William STRICK & Catherine RAWLINGS]
.....................marr: 1 Nov 1830 Paul
.....................died 24 Oct 1880 Clifton Terrace, Newlyn - buried 27 Oct 1880. Paul. Occupation : Fisherman
........................................NO ISSUE
.
Street an Nowan, Newlyn. by Stanhope Forbes |
Fact 1 1841 Richard & Ann Vingoe living Street-an- Nowan, Newlyn Fact 2 1871 Richard M Vingoe Occupation Fisherman Fact 3 1881 Ann Vingoe Fisherman's widow : 5 Clifton Terrace Newlyn. |
Clifton Terrace Newlyn |
2
Margaret
Ellis VINGOE:
bapt. 25 May, 1806 Paul
- buried 04 August 1810 Paul. Age 4
2 Edward VINGOE: bapt. 11 August, 1811 Paul - died 02 Jan 1877 from Polio: buried 7 Jan 1877 Paul
.............. + Mary ELPHICK: bt. 03 Jun 1811 West Firle, SUSSEX [parents Richard & Sarah ELPHICK].
..................marr: 1838 Lewes, SUSSEX : died 11 May 1889 : buried at Paul
3 William Henry VINGOE : b 10 Jun 1839 - died 13 Jun 1839 Cumberland Fort, Southsea, HANTS
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3 Sarah
Jane VINGOE
: bt. 03 Oct 1841
Newlyn Paul.
.................. + William Henry BADCOCK: bapt. 07 Mar 1841 Newlyn Paul
...............................[Parents John BADCOCK & Rachael REYNOLDS marr: 18 Sep 1830 Paul]
.......................marr: 28 Feb 1864. Paul
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4 Edward John BADCOCK: bt 28 Jan 1866 Paul.
..........................+ Margaret THOMAS:
.............................marr: 16 Aug 1891 St Ives
5 William Henry BADCOCK: b 1892
...............................+ Dulcie SANDERCOCK: at Cawsand
..................................+ Edna DYER-SMITH
.....................................+ married ?
7 Christopher BADCOCK
7 Jemima BADCOCK
7 Jeremy BADCOCK: all born Cawsand.
5 Margaret BADCOCK b 1895
.................................+ Thomas Jennings BERRIMAN
....................................marr: 0 5 July 1919 ?
6 Margaret Daphne BERRIMAN
6 Monica Joyce BERRIMAN
......................................+ Keith Kitchener BRANSON
.......................................marr: Johannesburg, SOUTH AFRICA
6 Edward Henry Terence BERRIMAN .
6 Ian BERRIMAN
.................................+
Phillip JEFFREY
6
Phyllis
Margaret JEFFREY
6 Jean Elizabeth JEFFREY
5 Sarah Elizabeth BADCOCK: b. March 1901
4 Louisa BADCOCK: b 1867 Newlyn - 1933
4 William Henry BADCOCK: b 1870 Newlyn
4 Frederick BADCOCK: b 1875 Newlyn
Fact 1 Baptism of Edward John Badcock : Paul Parish Record |
Fact2 1871 Census: William Henry Badcock, Fish Buyer North Corner ,Trewarveneth St., Newlyn+ wife Sarah Jane & children Edward J , Louisa & William Henry
Trewarveneth Street, Newlyn
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Fact 3 1881 Census: William H & Sarah J now have fourth child, Frederick. Son, Edward, is a messenger boy. |
The view from Seabird House, Godrevy Terrace today. Additional information on the Badcock descendants per Maureen Branson & Sylvie Vingoe
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3 Richard Elphick VINGOE : b 21 Nov 1845 - died 11 Dec 1906
....................+ Jane Mary WILLIS : bapt. 18 Sep 1854 Paul - died 1915
.................................. [parents Arthur WILLIS & Jane Tonkin HODDER m 27 Jan 1851 Paul]
....................marr: 08 Apr 1883 Paul :
Shop in the "Narrows" is single story at rear entrance in c 1890. By 1915 it was a two story building when this painting was taken to Australia.
I remember this shop in the early 1950's when it was the 'Gem' Fish & Chip Shop & Cafe. Its best sales night was when Penlee Quarry held its annual bonfire and firework display on the Quarry Tips and everyone wanted fish & chips to eat on their way home. It was a gift shop for a while, after the couple retired from frying -up and closed in the 1980's
Painting by local artist W, Sands [aka Victor] painted around the same era
4 Mary Annie VINGOE: born 31 July 1883 Newlyn Town - died 03 Oct. 1960 Sydney, AUS
........................... + Abednego HARVEY: born 31 Jul 1884 Street Nowan, Newlyn -died 08 Dec 1957,Sydney, AUS
..................................[Parents Abednego HARVEY 26 Aug 1860- 1919 & Jane Carter 1862 - 1930]
.....................................marr: 21 Oct 1909
5 Sylvia May HARVEY b. 1910 Newlyn - d. 1911 buried in Paul Cemetery.
5 Harold HARVEY b. 1 Nov. 1911 Newlyn - d. 6 May 1992
........................... + Brenda Mary Johns b. 9 Oct. 1914 Sydney. d. 21 May 1985
..................................marr: 18 June 1938. Punchbowl, Sydney,
6 male HARVEY
6 male HARVEY
6 male HARVEY
6 male HARVEY
5 Mary Annie HARVEY b. 26 Nov. Newlyn 1912 - d. 11 Aug. 1997
5 Abednego HARVEY [ AKA Ben] b. 05 Nov. 1913 Newlyn - d. 30 Jun 1998
5 Betty HARVEY b. 24 Sep 1917 Sydney, AUS. - d. 30 Oct 1972 Sydney AUS
5 Peggy HARVEY b. 8 Jun 1919 Sydney, AUS -
5 Arthur Thomas HARVEY [ AKA Archie] b. 28 Nov 1922 Sydney AUS -
5 Richard HARVEY b. 1 Jul 1924 Sydney AUS -
Fact 1. Abednego Harvey emigrated to Australia on the "Osterley" 03 July 1913 See Link. |
Fact 2. Mary Annie Harvey sailed on the ship "Commonwealth" with three children to join her husband |
Fact 3 Mary Annie and the three children arrived in Australia on the 30 Oct 1915. |
Fact 4 Abednego's ashes were spread at a previous home "Kingsgrove" |
Fact 5 Mary Annie's ashes were scattered in the grounds of the Uniting Church, Greenacre. |
ABEDNEGO HARVEY Abednego [b 31 Jul 1884 at Florence Place, Newlyn (1891 census) later moved with his family to 2 Bon Villas, Paul Hill.
Abednego married Mary Annie Vingoe
[b 31 Jul 1883] on
21 Oct 1908. Mary Annie had
been living at a store owned by a Mr Reseigh at Fore Street, Newlyn. The
descendants have post
cards
that were
sent from Abednego to Mary Annie addressed to "c/o Mr Reseigh’s store".
Abednego
did not wish to follow his forefathers and become a fisherman or seaman and employment was difficult to find, he could see no future in Penzance so
decided to emigrate to Australia.
After
leaving from Tilbury, London, as a 3rd class passenger and a 16 week voyage, he
arrived in Sydney 03 Jul 1913, on the "Osterley". In
Australia, Abednego found work with an engineering firm for a short
period, then with the Postmaster Generals Department as a Postal Worker, a
position that he held until his retirement at the age of 62. Mary Annie, with children Harold, Mary Annie, and Abednego, sailed from London via the Cape of Good Hope, South Africa, on the ship “Commonwealth” arriving in Sydney on the 30 Oct 1915. En route, in the Indian Ocean, a cruising enemy submarine was sighted, thus forcing the ship to stop all engines and turn off all lighting to prevent detection.
Abednego and his family lived at Henrietta
St. Waverley for a number of years.
His mother Jane and sister Winifred
joined them, after they too had immigrated, arriving in Sydney
on 26 Feb 1920 on the "Megantic".
Abednego and Mary had another four children in Australia -- Betty, Peggy, Arthur
Thomas and Richard.
The family moved to Waterloo Road, Greenacre for four years,
then to Broadway at Punchbowl for three years and then made one final move to the
home they had built in 1928 at 58 Catherine Street, Punchbowl.
The family became involved in the Greenacre Methodist Church, Abednego being a foundation member. He
became a lay preacher and wrote several hymns for the church.
After his
retirement, Abednego became keen in playing his weird home made musical
instruments
and he was
quite a menace with them, insisting on playing them at the least provocation. They all sounded ghastly, but it did give him an interest in his
retirement, was the comment from by his son Arthur. Abednego Harvey Jane Harvey nee Carter. c1924 Abednego & Mary Annie Jane Harvey & daughter Winifred, joined Abednego & Mary Annie in Sydney, Aus. , arriving on the "Megantic" 26 Feb 1920 Please contact:- Barry Philip Harvey, 3 Murrie St, Windang 2528. Australia E-Mail
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4 Richard VINGOE: b 08 Jan 1885: bt 17 March 1886 St Peter's Newlyn ................................................ died 08 Jan e St Petersburg, Florida USA.
........................m Edith ? ? b 1889 - d Feb 1981 : Duchess, New York State. USA
5 Emily VINGOE b 1902? - d 1966 Poughkeepsie. Duchess, New York State
Fact 1 Jane Mary Willis was a g. g. grand daughter of William Willis b1731 & Margaret Vingoe b1732 who married at Paul in 1753. Margaret Vingoe was dau. of John Vingoe & Mary Reed marr 1729 Sennen |
Fact 2 1871 Richard E. Vingoe, Fisherman living with parents at North Corner, Newlyn |
Fact 3 1881 Census Richard E. with parents & Jane M Willis and parents all living North Corner, Newlyn |
Fact 4 1891 Richard E and Jane M. living with 4 children at Fore St. Newlyn. |
Fact 5 1901 Family at South Fore Street Newlyn: Richard age 52 Fisherman: wife Jane, age 46: dau Mary - charwoman at home & sons Richard age 16 fisherman & Arthur age 14 |
Fact 6 Death of Richard Vingoe b 1885 - d 1973 Florida: USA Social Security Record |
Fact 7 Death of Edith Vingoe: b 1889 - d 1981 : USA Social Security Record. |
Fact 8 Death of Emily Vingoe: b 1902 - 1966 : USA Social Security Record |
Fact 9 Edith M Vingoe resided at same address as Emily who died 1966 and Edith who died 1981. There is a problem with either a] date of birth of Emily 1902 or b] Edith 1889 as this makes the mother too young unless 2nd wife |
4 Arthur VINGOE: b 02 Aug 1886: bt 28 Sep 1886 St Peter's Newlyn - died 01 Oct 1917 Trouville sur Mer, Normandy France .
.........................+ Jessie DAVIES: b Newlyn West, dau. of John Sampson Davies b1867 & Annie Vingoe b1872
.............................marr: 25 Dec 1914
Fact
Fact 1. Arthur & Jessie were 2nd cousins, once removed, & shared descent from Henry VINGOE & Grace MANN: Jessie was a 2 x g.granddaughter & Arthur was a 1 x g.grandson. Fact 2. Arthur & Jessie had a son, John Davies VINGOE b1915, just 2 years old when his father died
Arthur, Jessie & son John Davies Vingoe c1916 Jessie Davies 1895
Photos courtesy of Phil Vingoe |
5 John Davies VINGOE: b 14 July 1915 - died 16 Feb 1983
............................. + Mary Elizabeth HUGHES: b 26 Mar 1920- 16 Feb 2009
.................................marr: Wolverhampton Dec 1/4 1939 Wolverhampton 6b 2211
He was buried in the French Military Plot at Trouville, Normandy, a town at the mouth of the River Touques. which also contains two Commonwealth burials of WWI & two from WW II. The cemetery is 12 kilometres north-west of Pont l'Eveque,
Trouville Cemetery Military Section where flowers mark the graves of veterans of both wars. On 11 Nov each year, on the anniversary of Armistice Day, the children of the town place potted flowers, grown by local nurseries, on the graves of the fallen, and tie a ribbon in the French colours to the cross marker posts. The grave of Arthur Vingoe is in the foreground, marked with a War Graves Commission Headstone.
It is tended with great care all year
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6 John Davies VINGOE: b 14 July 1915 - died 16 Feb 1983 age 67
.............................,,,,......+ Mary HUGHES
...........................................marr: Dec 1/4 1939 Wolverhampton GRO Ref 6b 2211
7 Mary Patricia VINGOE: Births Jun 1/4 1940 Wolverhampton GRO Ref 6b 1489
........................................+ Antony W. NEW : Births Sep 1/4 1940 Wolverhampton 6b 1388
............................................................. [parents William NEW & Fanny HOOF
............................................marr: Sep 1/4 1929 Cannock GRO Ref 6b 1402]
............................................marr: Sep 1/4 1963 GRO Ref Bilston 9B 41
8
S. A.
NEW Births Jun 1/4 1964 Wolverhampton GRO. Ref 9B 1796
8
R. J. NEW Births Dec 1/4 1965 Surrey
S.W. GRO. Ref 5G 655
7 Phillip Arthur VINGOE: Births Sep 1/4 1945 Wolverhampton GRO Ref 6b 828
.....................................+ ---- WOOTTON 1968
8 L. M VINGOE Births Mar 1/4 1971 Birmingham GRO Ref. 9c 1850
8
C. S.L VINGOE Births Jun 1/4 1973 Northampton GRO Ref. 3B 2159
4 Janie VINGOE: b 05 Sep 1889: bt 14 Apr 1890 - died 30 Aug 1891 Newlyn. Buried 01 Sep1891 Paul
.............................Janie Vingoe died of pneumonia after measles. Death cert named her as 'Annie'
2 Thomas Ellis VINGOE : bapt. July 7 1816 Paul - died by drowning 23 Sept 1879. Occupation fisherman.
.....................+[1] Margaret Pollard GILBERT: bt 1821 Paul - died 08 Sep 1851 - bur 12 Sep 1851 Paul.
...................................................[parents Thomas JELBARD / GILBERT
.................................................... Elizabeth POLLARD: b1796 d/0 Will. POLLARD & Mary RICHARDS of Raginnis, Mousehole
.....................................................marr: 20 Jul 1817 Paul
...................... marr : 13 Oct 1839 Paul.
Thomas Ellis VINGOE - Drowned off Whitby, YORKSHIRE. 23 September 1879 Newspaper report of Coroner's Inquest
Fact 1 Thomas E Vingoe bapt Paul Parish |
Fact 2 Margaret Pollard Gilbert bapt & burial in Paul Parish |
Fact 3 Marriage of Thomas E. Vingoe marr 1] Margaret Pollard GILBERT Paul Parish. |
Fact 4 Thomas E Vingoe [ I ] married twice in Paul Parish church |
Fact 5 1841 Census T E & Margaret + Grace 11 months .living Back
Street off Regent Court. Thomas occ: Fisherman. Margaret Gilbert Net Mender [mother-law] is living next door |
Fact 6 1851 Census T E & Margaret + 4 children- Grace,
Thomas E, William Henry, Elizabeth Gilbert. Also living with them was Elizabeth Gilbert age 61 mother-in-law Widow occ. fish seller. |
Fact 7 1st wife Margaret Pollard Gilbert had 5 children. She
died on 08 Sep 1851 after birth of 5th child of 'post natal diarrhoea & erysipelas of 3 wks duration'. She was buried 12 Sept 1851 age 34 at Paul. Her 'infant' daughter Gilbert H Margaret Gilbert Vingoe, b - - Aug 1851, was buried nine days after her mother on 21 Sep 1851.g 1851 was buried nine days later on 21 Sep 1851. |
Fact
8 Thomas E Vingoe married 2] Mary Ann PAYNE, nee WILLS, a widow
with 2 children. Thomas & Mary Ann had 6 children together |
Fact 9 1871 Census. Thomas E & Mary
Ann living with 6 children Church Street Newlyn Town Margaret, Sarah Ann, John, Francis James, Martha Louise & Alfred. Also there are Sam Payne 21 fisherman, Mary Payne 19 dressmaker, James Wills 75 shipwright, [father-in-law] 3 children by 1st wife Margaret have married & left home. Elizabeth Gilbert Vingoe is still single but is living with her married sister, Grace Harvey |
Fact 10 Report on Coroners inquest 'Whitby Gazette' 18 Oct 1879. Grave of Thomas E Vingoe is marked by headstone replaced after storm damage |
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3 Grace VINGOE: bapt. 16 Aug 1840 Paul - died Dec 1879 Newlyn- bur 02 Jan 1880 age 39 Paul
.....................+ Robert Leah HARVEY : b 1837 Paul - drowned 25 Nov 1886 -buried 28 Nov 1886 Paul
..........................marr. 17 Apr 1859 : Paul
Fact 1: 1871 Census Robert L, Occ . Fisherman. & Grace Harvey +4 children + sister Elizabeth Gilbert Vingoe [marr. Thomas Batten Blewett] all living Trewarveneth St, Newlyn Town. Fact 2: Grace Harvey of Newlyn: buried 02 Jan 1880 age 39: Paul Parish Burial Record Fact 3: 1881 Census: Robert L Harvey, widower occ Fisherman living Pascoe's Court [nr Barbican] Penzance, St. Mary's Parish Still living with him were sons William C 19 occ fishermen & Robert H Fisher boy 14 & daughter Margaret G 17 + sons Andrew 12, Thomas Ellis 6 & Joseph 5. Dau Grace is absent from the household and is some miles away in a church orphanage at St Winnow near Liskeard. Her mother Grace was buried 02 Jan 1880, father Robert was working and eldest daughter Margaret was looking after the household and the male younger ones. Father Robert L HARVEY himself died and was buried 28 Nov 1886 Paul. Poor little Grace: she had probably never seen her father again as she was sent, age 7 years old, to a church orphanage miles from home in St. Winnow, to live with strangers. By the census of 1891 we find Grace Harvey age 16, living nearer home, working as a pupil teacher at Madron Workhouse orphanage. Her cousins, Margaret Vingoe Gilbert Blewett age 11 & Martha A Blewett age 5, were orphan Scholars at the same orphanage!
Fact 4: 28 Nov 1886 Paul Parish Robert Leah HARVEY buried by 'Coroners Request'. Going to work in the dark he slipped, fell off the quay into the water and was drowned. Fact 5: 1891 Census : Daughter Grace Harvey age 16, pupil teacher at Madron Workhouse orphanage 28 Nov 1886 Fact 6: 1891 Census Grace's cousins, Margaret Vingoe Gilbert Blewett age 11 & Martha A Blewett age 5, were orphan scholars at the same orphanage!
1891
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4 Robert Henry HARVEY: b 1860 Newlyn, Paul - died 1866
4 William C HARVEY: b 1861: Newlyn, Paul.
4 Margaret Gilbert HARVEY: b 1863 : Newlyn, Paul
.........................+ William WOOLCOCK:
...............................5 William Blight WOOLCOCK: c1894
...............................5 Anne WOOLCOCK: c1896
1911 census Margaret Gilbert Harvey married to William Woolcock, living at
Daniel Place, Penzance. With them are son William Blight Woolcock
aged 17 plumber & daughter Anne Woolcock aged 15 dressmaker. Margaret's
two younger brothers were boarders with her: Thomas Ellis Harvey aged 37 single,
store man and Joseph Harvey aged 35 single fisherman. |
4 Robert Henry HARVEY: b 1867 Newlyn Paul
4 Andrew HARVEY: b 1868 Newlyn Paul
4 Grace HARVEY: b 1874 Newlyn Paul
4 Thomas Ellis HARVEY: b 1875 Newlyn Paul -storeman on 1911]
4 Joseph HARVEY: b 1876 Newlyn Paul - fisherman on 1911]
4 Charles HARVEY: b 03 Jun 1878 - died 1963 OHIO
3 William Henry VINGOE Occupation: Fisherman
...................bt. 29 Mar 1846 - died 17 Jan 1882 age 37 of Rheumatic Fever- buried 20 Jan 1882 Paul.
...................+ Sarah Anne ROBERTS: bt 25 Dec 1851 Paul-d 30 Jun 1906:bur Hamilton Cem. Ontario, Canada Grave no.10 Row 16
........................[d/o William Curnow ROBERTS & Joanna ROBERTS : marr: 22 Jun 1837 Paul]
.......................... married: 24 Oct 1871 Paul
4 Elizabeth [Bessie] Roberts VINGOE: b 24 Dec 1871 - bt 17 Jan 1872 St. Peter's, Newlyn
..........................+ William Henry Van SICKLE: b 03 Jun 1871 Ontario, CAN
.............................married: 21 Aug 1894 Brantford, Brant, Ontario, CAN.
They answered the 'Call to Arms ' We will 'remember them and give thanks!'
1901 Census Glenwood, Manitoba, Canada. William Henry VANSICKLE b 03 Jun 1876 b Brantford, ONT Foundry labourer Bessie VANSICKLE Wife England Sarah Ann VINGOE nee Roberts mother-in-law England [father Richard Henry VINGOE]
Religion: Baptist
Prior Military Experience: Yes
Ernest Lorne VANSICKLE b 1896 -d 22 Dec 1962 age 66 R.C.A.M.C Canadian Expeditionary Force 19th Battalion Canadian Infantry [28th Dragoons] Enlisted 11 Nov 1914 Age 22 Toronto, Ontario Regimental Number: 55049 Lance Corporal occ Mechanic
Religion: Church of England Next Of Kin: Mother address : 59 Gray Street, Brantford, Ontario
Father & son had left Camp in Toronto, Canada together on 23 May 1915.
They were with the 19th Battalion Canadian Expeditionary Force bound for West Sandling Camp, Shorncliffe, England for Training
WW1 Canadian Expeditionary Force [CEF] Hut Canadian Camp, Sandling, Kent 'Happy Home ' Hut
WW1 Canadian Expeditionary Force Hut Canadian Camp, Sandling, Kent
Canadian Expeditionary Force - Canadian Camp, Sandling, Kent, England Training on a West Spring Gun
WW1 Canadian Expeditionary Force Troopship leaving Folkestone
On 14 September 1915 the Battalion left for France where it served from 1915 -1919. William Henry VANSICKLE was part of a 6 man crew on a bomb-throwing catapult called the West Spring Gun. This was designed in 1915 to throw a hand grenade high into the air and to fall into the enemy trenches. Both father and son were assigned with the rest of the Canadian units to Vimy Ridge.
Vimy: Canadians Trucks
Ernest was a Signaller and later that year he was badly wounded and in hospital while his father remained in action with the Brantford Bomb throwers On 08 Aug 1916 William H and Ernest were both hospitalised in England: Father William H in Gosport, Hampshire and son Ernest in Ramsgate, Kent, where it was thought his arm might have to be amputated.
By
29 Sep 1916
Ernest was now a Sergeant, and was
invalided home to the Military Hospital in Toronto. He was severely
wounded at Vimy Ridge as the result of a bursting shell.
Father William Henry
retuned home at last on 23 March 1918. So many men did
not! 'Lest we Forget' http://doingourbit.ca/profile/william-vansickle http://doingourbit.ca/profile/ernest-vansickle
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.......................5 Ernest Lorne Van SICKLE: b 27 Aug 1896 Brantford , Brant, Ontario, CAN - died 22 Dec 1862 age 66 bur Mount Hope Cemetery, Brant County, ON
.............................+ Margaret Mary CUSHMAN: b 1899 Callender, Ontario CAN
....................................................... [parents David Cushman and Anna Glenn]
.....................................marr : 10 May 1920 Sudbury, Ontario, CAN
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......................5 Eva May Van SICKLE: b 25 April 1900 Brantford, Brant, Ontario
..............................+ Lloyd R. LITTLE: b 1896 Thorold, Ontario [parents Joseph LITTLE and Kathleen SHEA]
...................................marr: 07 Mar 1919 Brantford, Brant, Ontario
Fact 1 Lloyd R Little was 23 at the time of marriage & b Thorold, Ontario -parents named |
.......................5 Kenneth George Van SICKLE: b 07 Oct 1904 Brantford, Ontario.
.......................5 Eugene Reginald Van SICKLE : b May 1909 Brantford, Ontario - died 04 Aug 1976
6 Gerry Van SICKLE:
6 Beverley May Van SICKLE :
7 Female
6 Shirley Ann Van SICKLE: born 13 June 1935 - died 16 June 2010
.......................................+ Male Unknown - date Unknown - place unknown.
7 Male ?
7 Male ?
7 Male ?
NOTE: On 1911 Census Name Van SICKLE is written as Vansicke
4 Edith VINGOE: b 21 Dec 1872 St Peter's Newlyn - died 12 Jun 1962
.................................bur Forest Lawn Cemetery, Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada.
......................+ Jessie Edgar MOTT : born 09 Jan 1874. Wentworth , Ontario, CAN
....................................[Parents: Valentine MOTT b 1844 Ontario & Celeste Emily FLETCHER b 1849 Ontario
..........................married 26 Apr 1899 Wentworth, Ontario, CAN
Fact 1 Jesse Edgar MOTT was born 09 Jan 1874 in Barton Township, Wentworth County, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, son of Valentine Mott and Celeste Emily Fletcher. Jesse died 25 March 1958 and was buried in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada.
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Fact 2. Jessie Edgar Mott is on the Canadian Census 1881 living Barton, Wentworth South, Ontario: Father's occ. Farmer, Religion Methodist : Children are : George 9 yrs., Jessie 7 yrs., Mary R. 5 yrs., William H. 3yrs. & James F. 1yr Ref Family History Library Film 1375891. Assiniboia, c.1885, photo O.B. Buell Jessie Edgar Mott, known as Edgar ,was living in the district of Assiniboia in Saskatchewan in the 1911 census. They had a male domestic, Alex McDonald, living with them. Ref. Sylvie Vingoe. |
.......................5 Charles Edgar MOTT: b 11 Apr 1900 Barton Township, Wentworth . (Charlie in 1911 Census)
..................................d. 30 Mar 1992 - buried in Graytown Cemetery, Corning, Saskatchewan, Canada
.................................+ Ruth Wylie
.....................................marr: 16 Dec 1949.
6 Edith MOTT
.......................................+ Herb KING
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........................5 Grace MOTT: b 14 Nov 1902 Manitoba CAN
...............................+ Frederick Pickup
..................................married 07 Jul 1926
6 Frances PICKUP
6 Marion PICKUP - died of cancer
6 John PICKUP
6 Lorraine PICKUP
.......................5 Mary Evelyn MOTT: b 10 June 1904. Souris, Manitoba CAN
.....................................+ Stanley Wellington Jefferson :
.........................................marr: 07 Jul 1926 (double wedding with her sister!).
........................................Three children: Jean, Dorothy and Audrey Jefferson .
.......................5 Sarah Edith MOTT: b 19 Mar 1907 Corning, Saskatchewan - d 14 Dec 1974 unmarried.
........................................buried Mountain .View Cemetery, Vancouver, British Columbia CAN
.......................5 Ernest MOTT: b 25 Jun 1908 Corning, Saskatchewan - died the same day.
.........................................buried Mott Farm, Corning, Saskatchewan,, CAN
.......................5 Laura Alberta MOTT: b. 25 Nov 1912 Corning, Saskatchewan .
................................... + Edward Adams
....................................married 23 Dec 1939
.......................................Four children:
.......................................Doug ADAMS - died in an accident involving a drunk driver
........................................Also Danny, Colleen and Mava ADAMS - all died young
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Edgar and Edith MOTT moved from Ontario to Manitoba and then to Saskatchewan, where they had a farm homestead from 1903: this has stayed in the family. Their granddaughter, Edith King, lives there with her husband and family. They celebrated the centenary of Mott Farm recently and the road it is on is now named Mott! From a letter Cousin Edith received from the National Children's Home I also found out the story behind the emigration of the four children of William Henry Vingoe to Canada. After his death in 1882, Sarah Ann, his widow, was finding it hard to make ends meet. She applied to the National Children's Home to take Edith, who was received into the home on 17 March 1885. The letter confirms that Sarah Ann earned two shillings and sixpence per week as a needlewoman and so was unable to maintain her family on her limited income, "Edith " lived at our London Home until emigrating to our Canada Branch in Hamilton in 1890. She was described as an honest, good tempered, spirited child. She was placed as a servant in the home of Rev Dr and Mrs Cochrane at Brantford. She was very keen to train as a nurse, but was not accepted because she was not tall enough. It appears that she then worked at our Hamilton Branch until the late 1890s and she married Edgar Mott in 1899. She returned to England for a short while in 1898 and visited her mother. During this time she worked for a while at our Alverstoke Branch on the South Coast, looking after crippled and delicate children, returning to Canada in 1899. She last wrote to National Children's Home in 1956, with the help of her daughter Mrs S W Jefferson. She was then living in New Westminster. She was then aged 84." Elizabeth (Bessie) Roberts Vingoe [c1872] "was admitted to the Home 13 May 1889, aged 17. She had been in service in Penzance, but times were hard, she was unhappy and her mother felt she would have a better chance in life if she was able to go abroad. Bessie sailed to Canada on 17 May 1889 and was placed in the household of Rev and Mrs Holmes at Stratford and Owensands, where she stayed until May 1892, when she moved to Toronto, Ontario. The last letter on her file was from the home of a Mr and Mrs Manton. Bessie had a considerable amount of ill health". William Henry Vingoe b 01 Feb 1880 "went to Canada in March 1896 after an application from his mother, who felt he would have a better chance in life. After a brief stay in Hamilton, he went to live with Bessie and her husband at Brantford. He was there for three years and then worked for a firm called James Smith & Co, making harness and saddlery for horses and goats, returning to Hamilton for holidays. These three people kept in touch with each other and with mother." Mabel Vingoe b 1877, youngest daughter of Sarah & William, was never admitted to the National Children's Home. She married William Thomas Jordan at St Peter's Newlyn in 1898 age 20 yrs, and shortly after the birth of their first child Mabel in 1899, they moved to Ontario, Canada. William Thomas Jordan was recorded as being a 'Foundry Labourer' in the 1901 Canadian Census. Mother, Mabel Jordan is recorded on 1930 Census for San Francisco, living with her sons, Thomas Jordan aged 28, Horace Vingoe Jordan and daughter Nora Jordan . |
4 Sarah VINGOE : b. 16 May 1874: bt 05 Jun 1874 St. Peter's Newlyn -
...............................................died 21 Nov 1874 Newlyn of "decline"- buried 25 Nov 1874. Paul
4 Sarah Anne VINGOE : b 11 Sept 1875: bt 2 Oct 1875 - buried 29 Feb 1876 Paul
4 William Ernest VINGOE : 23 Nov 1876 - died 24 Nov 1876
William Ernest only lived 12 hours, dying of "debility from birth". Death registered by his aunt, Mary Roberts of Street an Nowan.
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4 Mabel VINGOE: b 28 Nov 1877 Newlyn - d 16 Sep 1942 Auburn, Placer Co., CA age 63: bur Old Auburn Cem.
.......................+ William Thomas JORDAN: b 24 Mar 1876: Father John JORDAN.
......................... marr: 28 Feb 1898 St Peter's, Newlyn
Mabel JORDAN 1877-1942
5 Mabel JORDAN: b 31 Dec 1899 - bt 30 Jan 1900 St Peter's, Newlyn
5 Thomas William JORDAN: b 04 May 1901 Brant, Ontario- d 28 Mar 1990 Butte, Montana USA
5 Percival Freeman JORDAN: b 10 Jul 1903 Wentworth, Ontario, Canada.
5 Horace Vingoe JORDAN: b 13 Dec 1912 Canada - d 30 Dec 1981 Butte, Montana USA
......................... residence at the time of death was Corning, Tahoma, California, USA
5 Nora JORDAN: c 1916
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4 William Henry VINGOE II: b 01 Feb 1880 Newlyn - d Sep 1974 Buffalo, Erie, NY.
........................+ Violet Gertrude CLEVERSLEY: b 30Jun 1883 Tottenham, London - d 20 Sep 1968 Buffalo, Erie, NY.
............................married: c1903 Canada
5 Norman Russell VINGOE: b 19 Feb 1910 Hamilton, Ontario, CAN - d 13 Jan 1981 Tonawanda, Buffalo, Erie, NY.
............................ + Helen E ? : b 06 May 1918 PA - d 29 Sep 1994 Tonawanda , Buffalo, Erie, New York
................................married: New York State
5 Phyllis Kate VINGOE: b 17 April 1912 Buffalo, Erie, NY. On 1930 Census - died 25 Oct 2006
5 Irene VINGOE: b 11 Apr 1920 PA? - Jun 1977 Cornwall, Orange Co., New York [ poss wrong connection]
4 Horace VINGOE: b 29 Jul-bt. 23 Aug 1882 St. Peter's Newlyn - d 08 Feb 1883 Newlyn. bur 11 Feb 1883 Paul
Fact 1
Marr: 20-Apr 1839 Paul chn
Bapt.
03-Nov 1839 Paul Harriet WEEKS
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Fact 2
Patience COTTON was a daughter of
Charles COTTON & Deborah PENDER married 17 May 1812 Paul
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Fact
3
1841
1851 WORK IN PROGRESS |
Fact 4 |
Fact 5 |
Fact 6 |
3 Thomas Ellis VINGOE II : bt. 16 Sep 1842 Paul - bur 03 Dec 1901 age 59 Paul Municipal Cemetery
.....................+ Harriet WEEKS: bt 27 Aug 1843 Paul - died 30 Mar 1927 age 83- bur. Sheffield Rd Municipal Cemetery Paul
.................................[parents Hugh WEEKS b 1815 Falmouth & Martha BARR b 1817 Newlyn]
.....................marr 07 May 1865 Paul
Fact 1 Thomas E Vingoe was employed in later years by the Cornwall County Council as a teacher of net-making, rope-splicing and other nautical skills at the Institute in Newlyn. Obituary ' Cornishman' Penzance 3 Dec + 7 Dec 1901 |
Fact 2 Thomas E Vingoe b 1842 death MI Sheffield Road Cemetery, Paul |
Fact 3 Harriet Weeks bapt. Paul Parish Record |
Fact 4 Harriet Vingoe death MI Sheffield Road Cemetery Paul |
Fact 5 1881 Martha WEEKS, widow age 64 : son Henry age 22 single : mason : living at North Corner Fact 5 Thomas E Vingoe died from a tumour |
4 Harriet VINGOE: bt. 28 Jan 1866 Paul - died 02 Dec 1953 Prospect Place, Newlyn bur. Paul
Fact 1 1871/81/91 Census : unmarried domestic duties : |
Fact 2 1901 Census : with parents : unmarried age 31 |
Fact 3 MI inscription Sheffield Road Cemetery, Paul - BURIED WITH PARENTS |
...................... + Frederick REYNOLDS b 1866 Newlyn [Parents John & Ellen Reynolds]
..........................marr: 1898
...............................Frederick
Reynolds 1866 - JUN 1944
Fact
1 Census
Helena's Residence: |
Fact 2 1891 Census :dressmaker : unmarried |
Fact 3 Marriage of Helena Vingoe : Reg. PZ Sep 1/4 1898 : Ref. 5c/389
Frederick's Residence: |
4 Elizabeth VINGOE: b1869 - died 30 March 1937 Prospect Place Newlyn.
............................Unmarried- NO ISSUE
Fact 1 1871/81/91 Census Fact 2 1901 With parents unmarried age 31 Fact 3 MI inscription Sheffield Road Cemetery, Paul with parents |
4
Annie VINGOE : b 1871 Newlyn -
.....................+ John Sampson DAVIES: b 1867 Penzance - died 1937/8 Newlyn?
............................................[Parents John DAVIES occ. Sailor and Ellen BRAMBLE of Penzance]
............................marr: Sep 1/4 1894 GRO Ref Penzance 5c 392
Fact 1 There is no sign of John S Davies' father, John Davies, on the 1871/1881 Census. However, he is present at the marriages of his sons, Walter Davies b1867 to Mary Phyllis Maddern, 10 Aug 1890 St Peter's Newlyn, and Alfred James Davies b 1874 to Blanche Jenkin, 23 June 1895 St Peter's, Newlyn Fact 2 1881 45 Queen St. Penzance: John S Davies age 14 Blacksmith [Father John Davies: Mariner : Absent] Fact 3 Annie Vingoe married John Sampson Davies Sep 1/4 1894 Fact 4 1895 -96 John S Davies was an "Uit-Lander" in the Kruger Republic. He witnessed the Jameson Raid which triggered the Boar War. The Gold Rush influx of miners reached a peak in 1895 and at this time John S Davies had a foundry in Doornfontaine, Johannesburg, SA. Fact 4 Photo of John Sampson Davies & Annie Vingoe is in a mount with the studio name of Dan W Volkryn, Randfontein, Transvaal -clearly taken when they were both in the Johannesburg area c1920 [assuming they were in their late 40`s when the picture was taken]. Photo and Information supplied by Phil Vingoe, G/grandson of this couple. Click on photo to see a larger view.
Annie Vingoe Fact 5 Annie Vingoe On 1881 Census & 1891 Census : Domestic work at home |
5 Jessie DAVIES: Birth Mar 1/4 1895 Ref: Penzance 5c 260 -
................................................ Death Mar 1/4 1969 Wolverhampton 9b 1239 age 74
...........................+ Arthur VINGOE b1886 - died 1917 Trouville, Normandy WWI [GEN 4] in this line by marriage to Jessie.
Jessie Davies b 1895 Newlyn Fact 1 Arthur Vingoe & Jessie Davies were 2nd cousins, once removed & shared decent from Henry VINGOE: Jessie was a 2 xg granddaughter & Arthur was a 1 xg grandson. See descent as recorded on Arthur's line. Fact 2. Jessie & Arthur's had a son, John Davies VINGOE born 1915. He was only 2 years old when his father died due to an illness whilst on active service and he was buried in France.
Arthur Vingoe is commemorated on the 1914-18 War Memorial, Newlyn & also on the Commonwealth War Graves Commission memorial. He is buried in Trouville-sur-Mer, Normandy, a coastal town at the mouth of the River Touques, about 12 kilometres north-west of Pont l' Eveque. The cemetery is in the south of the town in the Rue de Manoire high on a hill above the town. Arthur lies buried in the French Military Plot, which also contains two Commonwealth burials of WW I & two from WW II, as well as various French nationals. Fact 3. After the death of Arthur Vingoe, Jessie moved away from Newlyn and married to James Masefield, and had 3 more children. Photo courtesy of Phil Vingoe |
6 John Davies VINGOE: b 14 July 1915 - died 16 Feb 1983 age 67
.............................,,,,......+ Mary HUGHES
...........................................marr: Dec 1/4 1939 Wolverhampton GRO Ref 6b 2211
7 Mary Patricia VINGOE: Births Jun 1/4 1940 Wolverhampton GRO Ref 6b 1489
........................................+ Anthony W. NEW : Births Sep 1/4 1940 Wolverhampton 6b 1388
............................................... [parents William NEW & Fanny HOOF marr Sep 1/4 1929 Cannock GRO Ref 6b 1402]
............................................marr: Sep 1/4 1963 GRO Ref Bilston 9B 41
8
S. A
NEW Births Jun 1/4 1964 Wolverhampton GRO. Ref 9B 1796
8
R. J NEW Births Dec 1/4 1965 Surrey
S.W. GRO. Ref 5G 655
7 Phillip Arthur VINGOE: Births Sep 1/4 1945 Wolverhampton GRO Ref 6b 828
.....................................+ Ms. WOOTTON 1968
8 L. M VINGOE Births Mar 1/4 1971 Birmingham GRO Ref. 9c 1850
8
C.S.L VINGOE Births Jun 1/4 1973 NORTHAMPTON GRO Ref. 3B 2159
NOTE: Descendant lines 6, 7 & 8 above appear under line of Arthur Vingoe as generations 5, 6, & 7. Arthur Vingoe & Jessie Davies were 2nd cousins, once removed.
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5 Jessie DAVIES: b 1895 Newlyn - d 1968 Wolverhampton
2nd Marriage .......
................................+ James MASEFIELD c 1890 Shropshire.
5 Annie Margaret DAVIES : b 27 Jun 1897 Newlyn - died 1985 Akron, OHIO
...............................+ William John HAYDON: b 09 Dec 1894 Silverton
........................................marr: 04 May 1918 Penzance, GRO Reg. Ref 5c 417
6 William Denis S HAYDON: b 04 May 1921 Bridgend, Glamorgan, WALES
.......................................................................Birth Reg. June 1/4 1921 GRO Ref 11a 2082
.......................................Emigrated to USA, age 4, with his parents on SS Mauritania - arrived 14 Dec 1925
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7 Denis Barrie HAYDON :
....................................... + ?
8 Cynthia HAYDON: Akron, OHIO
Anne Margaret Davies: b 27 Jun 1897 Newlyn Fact 1 Birth dates etc from Naturalisation application of Annie Margaret and William John Haydon Fact 2 Arrived in USA 14 Dec 1925 from Southampton on SS Mauritania. Fact 3 Naturalisation application papers for Anne, William Haydon and son Dennis says they emigrated in 1925. Information on Haydon line per Lillian Vingoe, widow of Stanley, son of Hugh Vingoe in Akron, Ohio USA + Linda Mann's unstinting research at Akron's County Courthouse for the fast disappearing documentation. Photos courtesy of Phil Vingoe
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5 Robert John DAVIES 1st . GC: b 1900 Newlyn - d 1975 AUSTRALIA
..............................+ [1] marr: Isobel COUPLAND : b 29 May 1897 Edinburgh, Scotland - died 1968
...................................................... [d/ o Robert COUPLAND and Sarah GRAHAM]
.....................................marr: 24 Mar 1920 St Catharine’s
.
Fact 1 Robert John Davies, Lieut. in Canadian Regiment WW1 To Read more about Robert John Davies go HERE |
6 June I. A. DAVIES: born c1922
.....................................+ John POWELL: born Glamorgan, Wales - died Wirral, Cheshire 2001
.......................................marr: Sep 1/4 1940 Plymouth GRO Ref 5b 945
7 Robert J. M POWELL:
............................................Birth Sep 1/4 1941 Bedwelty, Monmouth, Wales GRO Ref 11a 176
6 Robert J DAVIES [2nd]: b 22 Oct 1920 Newlyn - Birth Dec 1/4 1920 Penzance GRO Ref 5c 372
........................................................................... died 1995 St Blazey, Cornwall
......................................+ Doris Lydia CANN: b 1922 Plymouth, DEV
..........................................marr: Mar 1/4 1939 Plymouth, DEV : GRO Ref 5b 514
7 Donna A DAVIES: born Sep 1/4 1939 Plymouth GRO ref 5b 450 - died c1998
7 Jacqueline DAVIES
7 Malcolm J. H. DAVIES:
............................................+ Sandra BANKS:
...............................................marr:
8 DAVIES: Alive
7 Helen DAVIES: born 1950 - died 1997
7
Penelope DAVIES
6 Graham DAVIES: aka "Buddy" born 1927 Ontario, Canada
...................................+ ?
7 Anthony DAVIES: born 1960
6 Barbara DAVIES: born c 1935 Ontario, Canada - died 2004 Wolverhampton
.....................................+ Jerry LONG: born Plymouth - died 2004
7 Ann LONG:
Following his release from Prison, Robert John Davies GC was divorced/separated from his first wife and remarried. The couple eventually left England for Australia and began a new life. |
5 Robert John DAVIES : G.C. b Dec 1899 Newlyn
2nd Marriage [2] June DRAPER Newcastle Upon Tyne 1947
6 FEMALE
6
MALE
.....................................+ marr: DORMAN
7 Female
5
Lilian
Maude DAVIES b. 1902
aude
D Lillian Maude Davies born 1902 Photo courtesy of Phil Vingoe |
5 Thomas Ellis DAVIES c 1907 [AKA Uncle TED]
4 Thomas Ellis VINGOE III : bt 21 Nov 1873 Newlyn - d 05 Oct 1953 Newlyn -
...........................................buried : Sheffield Road Municipal Cemetery, Paul.
...................... + Phyllis SAMPSON : b 10 Nov 1880 Newlyn [Parents Thomas SAMPSON & Phyllis HARVEY]
.....................................died 07 Jan 1948 Penzance Infirmary - bur: Sheffield Rd Municipal Cemetery, Paul.
....................................marr: 14 July 1901 Paul
Fact 1: 1881 Census: Thomas Ellis Vingoe III b 1873 Newlyn. with parents Fact 2: 1891 " " working as a fisherman unmarried Fact 3: 1901 " " " " " Fact 4: Thomas E Vingoe became second coxswain of the Elizabeth & Blanche II Penzance lifeboat in about 1907. His Uncle Alfred Vingoe, only 4 years his senior, was coxswain. Fact 5: Thomas E Vingoe was made coxswain when the lifeboat Elizabeth & Blanch II moved to Newlyn. He served from 1908-1913 and retired when the Elizabeth & Blanche II was moved to the Penlee Station. Photo Fact 6: West Briton reports Thomas E Vingoe was coxswain of Newlyn lifeboat Elizabeth & Blanche that saved 14 lives in the great gale of December 1911 Fact 7: Lay Preacher at the old Ebenezer Chapel in Boase St. Newlyn, and later at the Primitive Methodist Chapel on Church Lane, Newlyn [built in 1927] Ref: Large Red Leather presentation Bible on his retirement from the circuit.. [now lost]
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Fact 1: 1881 Census: Phyllis Sampson b 1880 Newlyn. with parents. Higher Green St. Newlyn Fact 2: 1891 " " with parents Fact 3: 1901 " " unmarried. Living at home with parents
Fact
4 : Family Bible
entry July 1901: Thomas E Vingoe & Phyllis Sampson
marriage: New address
Penwith
House.
Thomas Ellis and Phillis were married in Paul Church. Phillis
was of St Peter's Parish Witnesses were:- Thomas Sampson &
Grace Sampson. Thomas
was a brother to Phyllis and the lifelong companion of her
husband, Thomas Ellis
Vingoe. They are together in every photo I have yet found.
Grace was her sister. |
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5 Thomas Ellis VINGOE IV: b 15 Feb 1902 Newlyn - died 12 September 1912
5 Richard Henry VINGOE: b 04 Aug 1903 Penwith House, St Peter's Hill, Newlyn:
............................................................GRO Ref Births Sep 1/4 1903 Penzance 5c 220 -.died 05 Jul 1996 age 93 Cape Province, S AFRICA
..........War Service Staff Sergeant No 3764 Medals Africa Star & Clasp 09 Jan 1948
....................+ Dorothy Elizabeth F. RICHARDS: b 03 Apr 1903 Camborne
...........................................................GRO Ref Births Jun 1/4 1903 Redruth 5c 175
..........................................................died 25 Aug 1998 age 95 at Cape Province, S AFRICA.
........................marr: 07 April 1928 Johannesburg
6 Rosemary VINGOE: b 1929 Johannesburg, South Africa
............................. + Alistair MacKENZIE: b1929
................................married 1952 Johannesburg, South Africa
7 Male MacKENZIE: 1954 living
........................................+ Female MULDER:
8 Male MacKENZIE: b1981
8 Male MacKENZIE: b1883
8 Female MacKENZIE:1987
8 Male MacKENZIE: 1989
8 Male MacKENZIE: 1989
7 Female MacKENZIE: 1956 living
......................................+ Male BRIGGS:
8 Female BRIGGS: 1992
8 Male BRIGGS: 1994
7 Male MacKENZIE: 1968 living
.....................................+ female WHARTON
.........................................marr: 1998 [divorced]
........................................Male MacKENZIE 1999
5 Phyllis VINGOE: b 09 Oct 1906 Newlyn - died 03 March 1984 Bodmin - bur: Sheffield Road Cemetery, Paul
5 Robert VINGOE: b 02 June 1909 "Penwith House" Newlyn - died 23 March 1962 "Trecarrel" The Gernicks, Newlyn.
.................................buried 27 March 1962 Municipal Cemetery, St Claire, Penzance. OBIT
...........................+ Elsie May EASTON born: 17 Jan 1910 Plymouth, DEV - died September 1986 Newlyn
..............................................[parents : George EASTON occ: fisherman- & Jessie LAKE of Plymouth]
..................................marr: 11 August 1934 : Alexander Road Methodist Chapel, Penzance
....................................GRO Ref: Marriages Sep 1/4 1934 Penzance 5c 478
Fact 1 Robert [Bob] Vingoe : Fish Auctioneer, Newlyn Market:. Recorder of Statistics of fish landings for Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries & Food. Wartime Service in Royal Navy. Served on Atlantic Convoys and Motor Torpedo Boats. I think he served on HMS Revenge. Fact 2 Elsie May Vingoe was cremated at Penmount Crematorium, Truro. Her ashes were scattered under the tree by the stile in the last field before Tredavoe village where the path from Adjwidnick nr Old Paul Hill crosses, the way to Chynhall Moor. This was a favourite spot to stop and rest while walking Shep and other family dogs over the years. It was also familiar passing place on our countless Sunday afternoon family walks come 'fair weather or foul '. |
6 Robert VINGOE b. 11th April 1936 Newlyn.
...............................+ Diane K. Bowen VINER: b Dec 1/4 1942 Gloucester C. 6a 604
..........................................[parents Idris G Bowen Viner & Norah Shearman]
.................................marr: 11 Aug 1965 Gloucester. GLOS.
7 Male VINGOE: 1966
..................................... + ?
8 Male VINGOE:
7 Female VINGOE 1970
6 Sandra VINGOE: b 5 April 1943 -
...............................+ George PRITCHARD : b 11 April 1942 -
-........................................[parents George PRITCHARD of Newcastle, & Nellie COTTAM of Manchester]
....................................marr: 22 October 1966 St. Peter's Church, Newlyn
6 Colin Keith VINGOE: b 23 Jul 1948
.................................+ Anne DAWSON
..................................marr: 27 Oct 1972 Dukinfield. LANCS.
........................................No Issue
5 Thomas Ellis VINGOE: b 08 Nov 1914 Newlyn-died 2000 Bognor Regis, SUSSEX. RetIred. Chief Inspector, Metropolitan Police
...........................+ Lily [Lillian] A E BAYLEY: b Dec 1/4 1916 Poplar, London 1c742 - died 1997
..........................................[parents Herbert Bayley & Alice Watkins - marr: Jun 1/4 1911 Walsall 6b 1321]
............................. marr: 17 Sep 1939 GRO Ref Sep 1/4 1939 Poplar 1173
6 Janet VINGOE: b 1944 - d 1997
..............................+ Mr. NAPIER m 1964
7 male NAPIER .?
..............................+ 1] wife : divorced
8 Female VINGOE :
8 Female VINGOE :
7 Female VINGOE :
7 Male VINGOE :
5 James Sampson VINGOE: b 17 March 1917 Newlyn - died 1983 London
........................+ Dorothy Rosemary JEFFRIES of London - died 01 Dec 1981 London
..............................marr: 1939
6 Michael James VINGOE
4 Thomas Ellis VINGOE III : 1873- 1953
2nd Marriage
.......................+ Caroline WARREN: widow of Carnmenellis, Redruth.: b 16 Feb 1902 - died c1985
........................marr: 15 June 1949 Registry Office Penzance 7a 234
4 Robert VINGOE: b 29 Sep 1875 Newlyn, Paul : Occupation Fisherman
................................................d 19 Feb 1941 died suddenly on his fishing boat Girl Sybil PZ 595 - bur Municipal Cem. Paul
.................................+ Ada Louise OATES: bt 04 Oct 1885 Madron - d 30 Jan 1941 age 55 Newlyn
...............................................parents Thomas OATS b 1854, stone cutter & Elizabeth Jane GUY b 1860 marr: 03-Dec 1883
................................ marr: GRO Ref: Sep1/4 1913 Penzance 5c430
5
Sybil Evangeline VINGOE:
b
1914
........................+ Arthur John GRIBBLE b. Madron.
.............................marr: 1943
6 Alison GRIBBLE
6 Katherine GRIBBLE.
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Fact 1: Great Uncle Bob's fishing boat was named the "Girl Sybil". PZ 595. After his death daughter Sybil sold it to W. H. Stevenson & Sons, Newlyn. One day in the 1980's we were walking along the Truro River, near Victoria Gardens, when we saw the remains of "Girl Sybil" hauled up on the foreshore. Unfortunately we had no camera at the time and by our next visit all trace was gone. We later discovered it had been restored and now have a picture of the finished project seen in Newlyn tied up on the North Pier as she did many times in the past . |
4 Richard Henry VINGOE: b 30 Aug 1879 Newlyn CON
...................................... died 13 Sep 1949 San Diego, California, US
..........................+ Janie WALLIS b 26 Oct 1888 PZ. [Parents John WALLIS & Mary BARNES.]
.......................................died Nov 1966 Inglewood, Los Angeles, California, US
..............................m: April 1914 : Brooklyn, New York
5 Richard Cecil VINGOE: b 1916 Akron, Ohio, USA
..............................................died 1980 Santa Barbara, California US
5 Ronald Lawrence VINGOE : b 12 July 1917 Akron Ohio
................................................died 18 Dec 1997 Harris, Texas
............................................... marr: Elizabeth Jean MOORE
6 Female VINGOE : b 02 Feb 1954 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
...................................+ ? CESSNA
.................................. married ?
7 Female CESSNA
7 Male CESSNA
6 Male VINGOE : born 06 Feb 1957 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
................................marr: MOORE 1994
7 Male VINGOE
7 Female VINGOE
Fact 1: 1881/1891 Census Richard Henry Vingoe, Prospect Place: living with parents Fact 2: 1901 Census Richard Henry Vingoe : Stonemason Fact 3: 1907 & 1913 Richard H Vingoe visits USA . In Nov 1920 the whole family Richard H , wife Jane and sons Richard Cecil [4yr 7 m] and Ronald [3yr 2 m] return to USA on "Aquitania" after a stay in UK. They are now listed as American Citizens. Address given is West Cedar St., Akron OHIO: Ellis Island Records. Fact 4: Report in Hayle Mail from Sid Blake of the 'Cornish Arms Hotel,' New York of Richard Vingoe arriving in New York from Akron, OH., to meet Janie Wallis from Penzance and to marry her in the hotel. Fact 5: Report in the Hayle Mail of Brooklyn wedding Fact 6: Letter from Lillian Brown, widow of Stanley Vingoe [son of Hugh Vingoe & Helen Williams] confirms a] Hugh's brother Richard Vingoe b1879, Newlyn, married Janie Wallis in Brooklyn 1914. b] Hugh's sister Annie Vingoe married a Davies. and their daughter Annie Davies [1898-1985] married a William Haydon. c] Cecil Vingoe in Washington DC during WW2, & Ron Vingoe in Pittsburgh PA &Texas. Richard & Jane Vingoe moved to Inglewood, California.
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4 Emmeline VINGOE b 1881 Newlyn - d 1968 Newlyn.. ?
..................... + William Vingoe HUMPHRYS: b 1878 Newlyn - 13 May 1915 killed in action
...............................[son of William Vingoe Humphrys: 1844 & Mary Ann [Nancy] Jelbert]
......................marr: Jun 1/4 1908 Penzance GRO Ref 5c 516
GALLIPOLI CAMPAIGN HUMPHRYS, William V, Seaman Royal Naval Reserve Chatham No 3204 Battleship Goliath lost 13 May 1915.
The
Gallipoli "military" as distinct from the "naval" campaign
started with Allied landings around the southern Gallipoli
Peninsula. This was not altogether successful. Meanwhile many
ships were also sitting ducks and one of these was 'Goliath',
a pre-Dreadnought battleship, torpedoed and sunk by a
German-commanded, Turkish torpedo boat. Three torpedoes struck
Goliath, causing a massive explosion-the ship capsized almost
immediately taking 570 of the 700 strong crew to the bottom,
including Captain Shelford. Only 20 officers and 160 men survived.
Many of these men came from the small fishing villages around Devon
& Cornwall in the south-west, in particular from those of
Mousehole, Newlyn and Penzance, where the crew were members of the
many closely related families.
TherThere were just three-and-a-half minutes between the torpedoes striking and the Goliath sinking Goliath sinking..
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5 Hugh Vingoe HUMPHREYS: born Dec 1/4 1909 Penzance GRO Ref 5c 198
..................................+ Mary L. EDMONDS
.................................marr: Jun 1/4 1936 Penzance GRO Ref 5c 525
6 Brian HUMPHREYS
Fact 1: 1891 Census Emmeline Vingoe Scholar with parents Fact 2 1901 Census Emmeline VINGOE Unmarried Tailoress : living with parents Fact 3 1871 Census William V. Humphries & Jane b 1849 are living with their mother Mary Ann Humphreys nee Jelbert. She is a Fishmongers widow :age 55: Paul. I found a baptism 09 Oct 1814 d/o John & Thomasine Jelbert. Other siblings: sister Jane b 1813, a brother John that died age 3 and then twin brothers John and William b 1821 Fact 4;.William V Humphreys [b 1844] married 1] Ellen Harvey, daughter of James Harvey and Jane Oats. MI Paul Schoolroom burial ground: buried together with her infant son, 15 Aug 1866 age 23. Recorded as the daughter of James & Jane Harvey Her husband is not mentioned . Fact 5 1881 Census William Vingoe HUMPHREYS [b 1844] Paul & his second wife Nancy b 1848 Paul are living at Lower Green St. Newlyn with their children - William V Humphreys b 1878 + Mary A. Humphreys b1876 + Francis J. Humphreys b 1874. all Paul. This area is known as Newlyn Town above the old harbour. William V. HUMPHREYS was a fisherman. Fact 6 William Vingoe Humphreys [b1878] Memorial on 1927 Foundation stone of the Primitive Methodist Chapel, Church Lane, Newlyn NOTE : The Historic Vingoe connection to the Humphreys family go back a long way : William Vingoe HUMPHRYS b 07 Jan 1844 Paul : son of William HUMPHREYS b 1817 Paul : [m Mary Ann Jelbert 28 March 1837, Paul] : son of John HUMPHREYS b 27 Nov 1768 Sennen : [ m Phyllis WRIGHT 29 Dec 1798 Paul] : son of Paul HUMPHREYS b 24 April 1742 Sennen : [ m Eliz TREEVE 9 July 1768 Sennen] : Paul HUMPHREYS brother, Joseph b 21 May 1737 Sennen married Mary TREEVE 01 Jan 1772 Sennen. Elizabeth TREEVE b1746 & Mary TREEVE b1742 were sisters, daughters of Richard TREEVE & Elizabeth NICHOLAS. Their brother, Richard TREEVE b1742 was a partner of John VINGOE of Sennen in the privateer 'Land's End' granted "letters of marque" to permit then to capture Dutch, French or American ships. This was granted in 1781, the year Richard TREEVE died. The daughter of John VINGOE, Elizabeth b 1780, married Joseph HUMPHREYS b1775, son of Joseph HUMPHREYS and Mary TREEVE.
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4 Margaret VINGOE b 1883 Newlyn - died 1932 Akron OHIO.
.....................+ Thomas Edward HARVEY b1883 Mousehole
............................married: : 1911
Passport Photos
Thomas HARVEY 1882-1970 Margaret VINGOE 1883-1832
Margaret died in Akron and was cremated and her ashes laid to rest in the family grave at Sheffield Road Cemetery. Paul
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5 James HARVEY b 24 October 1912 Akron OH - died 15 April 2000 Clearwater FL
..........................+ Martha Ruth SHOWALTER
.............................married: 24 July 1937 Akron OH
5 Claude HARVEY b 1913 Akron OH - died 1966 Akron OH
........................+ Kathryn Elizabeth MCINTYRE
.............................married:
6 Susan Margaret HARVEY
5 Harold HARVEY b 1919 Akron OH - died 2003 VI
.......................... married: Ruth ?
6 Patrick HARVEY
6 Michael HARVEY
Fact 1: 1891 Census Margaret Vingoe Scholar : living with parents Fact 2 1901 Census " unmarried Dressmaker : living with parents Fact 3 Mentioned on parents grave at Paul Fact 4. Margaret and Thomas emigrated on the S.S. Adriatic 7th July 1911 Fact 5. Naturalised U.S. Citizens on the 06 May 1920. Fact 6. Living at 394 West Cedar Street Akron Ohio USA in November 1920. Proof for fact 5 and children's detail on ships manifest 'S. S. Olympic' arrived New York 24 Nov 1922 |
4 Lillian VINGOE b: 1885 Newlyn
.......................+ Edward [Ted] NICHOLLS m 1913
5 Harriet [Hetty] NICHOLLS b Newlyn
Fact 1: 1891 Census Lillian Vingoe Scholar living with parents Fact 2 1901 Census " unmarried Dressmaker : living with parents Fact 3 First Aunty Lily and then her daughter 'Hetty' ran the little shop at 'Belle View' at the top of Trewarveneth and Boase Street, near the Primitive Methodist Chapel. It was called "Belle Vue Stores" and sold basic groceries, but also sweets and later ice cream. Her husband was a carpenter and had a little workshop at the bottom of the steep little lane opposite which led up to their bungalow home. |
4 Hugh VINGOE b: 01 June 1887 -Newlyn d 1950 : Akron, Ohio. USA: Occ. Bricklayer
......................+ Helen WILLIAMS b 1887 [d of Matthew [Marty] Williams & Mabel Howe] - died 1925 Akron, OH
............................married 1912 : Both buried Glendale Cemetery, 150 Glendale Ave, Akron, OHIO
5 Hugh VINGOE b 1913 -1913 infant
5 Stanley VINGOE b 16 Jan 1915. Akron, Ohio.
............................... died 29 May 1996 Cuyahoga Falls, Summit Co., Akron, Ohio.- buried Glendale Cemetery, Akron
................................ + Lillian BROWN: b 1915 - died ?
6 Dennis Hugh VINGOE b 1947 Akron , Ohio
................. ........................ Died 1963 in auto accident age 16. Buried Glendale Cemetery, Akron
6 Laurie Denise VINGOE b 1950 - lived 8 days died 1950 : buried Glendale Cemetery, Akron
5 Elsie M. VINGOE b 23 March 1918 Akron.
...................................died 21 Nov 1992, Cuyahoga Falls, Summit Co., Akron, Ohio : buried Glendale Cemetery
Fact 1: 1891 & 1901 Census Hugh Vingoe Scholar living with parents Fact 2 Stanley Vingoe Death USA Social Security Death Index Fact 3 Deaths of Stanley Vingoe and his 2 children from his wife Lillian Vingoe. Information also from Naturalization Papers & Death Certificate records per Linda Mann |
3
Elizabeth
Gilbert VINGOE bt. 11 Jun 1848 Paul -
died 17 Nov 1896
………...........+ Thomas Batten BLEWETT bt 03 Jun 1845 Paul - died 12 Aug 1890
........................................[ parents Michael Blewett b 1806 Paul & Jane Batten b1805 Paul marr: 1832 Paul]
...........................marr:
27 May 1871 Paul
4 Elizabeth Gilbert BLEWETT b 13 Aug 1872 : bt. 13 Oct 1872 St Peter's, Newlyn
...........................+ William John PERRY c1872 [parents John Leah PERRY bt 18 Nov 1838 Paul & Lavinia b Mabe]
..............................marr: 24 Dec 1893 [Had at least 4 children]
4 Thomas Batten BLEWETT 1874-1878
4 Michael BLEWETT : b 17 Jun 1876 Mousehole - bt. 23 Jul 1876
............................died 01 Dec 1957 Tallmadge, Summit Co., Akron, Ohio :buried 4 Dec 1957 Mount Peace Cemetery Akron, OH
..........................+ Phyllis RICHARDS b 16 Feb 1882 -died 01 Nov 1972 Summit Co Akron, Ohio.
........................................[parents James RICHARDS & Phyllis HARVEY]
................................marr: ?
5
Phyllis
BLEWETT
.................................+ Clyde McDonald .
.....................................married ?
6 Robert B McDONALD of Sandy, Oregon.
6 James R McDONALD of Akron, Ohio.
7
x
4 children
Fact 1 Michael worked for Goodrich Tyre Co. as a machinist : details from death Certificate
Fact
2 He arrived in Fact 3 He died from Bronchopneumonia after fracturing his left hip : cause given on death cert Fact 4 Phyllis Blewett: details of parentage and cause of death as 'ruptured aortic aneurysm' on death certificate. Fact 5 Details of descendants from death notice of Phyllis Blewett
Fact 6 Burial place of Michael and Phyllis :
All information kindly researched and collected by the indefatigable Linda MANN in Akron, Ohio
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4
Henry
Love BLEWETT b
............................buried
Mount
Peace Cemetery Akron, OH
Fact
1 First arrived |
4 Margaret Gilbert Vingoe BLEWETT: born 25 Jul 1879 Mousehole
........................................died 10 Sep 1950 Akron, Ohio. -.buried Glendale Cemetery, Akron, OH
.............................+ Edward Matthews CLIFT [Widower] born 28 Feb 1873 Mousehole
........................................died Aug 1929 Age 56 Akron, Ohio. buried Glendale Cemetery, Akron, OH
......................................................[Parents John Andrews CLIFT 1829- 1901 & Elizabeth MATTHEWS]
..........................................Occupation : Stonemason at marriage : Tyre Builder in USA
..............................marriage 24 Mar 1912 : Paul, Cornwall
Edward CLIFT 1st marriage:
...............................................Florence PENDER b 1874 - died Dec 1/4 1909 age 35 GRO Ref 5c 156
........................................................................[ father Ben PENDER]
.................................................married 05 Dec 1894 Paul.
................................................1st Family Edward Matthews CLIFT & Florence PENDER
5 Florence CLIFT: b 08 Jun 1895 Mousehole-died Jan 1987 Cuyahoga, OH
.....................................................+ John T WALLIS: b 01 Jan 1887 Mousehole-died Mar 1974 Cuyahoga, Ohio
............................................................[Parents Sam WALLIS & Martha Ann HARVEY]
......................................................marr: 11 Nov 1914 Akron, Ohio.
5 Benjamin B CLIFT: b 23 Aug 1897 Cape Town, S Africa-bt. 08 Apr 1898 Mousehole
.......................................................................................died 08 Apr 1988 : Dayton, Ohio
.........................................................+ Grace Elizabeth GLEIN: b 14 Aug 1899 Hudson, Ohio
................................................................... [parents Jacob GLEIN & Martha DICKINSON
..........................................................marr: 05 Feb 1919 Akron, Ohio.
5 Sophia Millicent CLIFT b Mar 1900 - bur 17 Sep 1900 Paul 'Schoolroom ground' Paul
........................................... Florence CLIFT [nee Pender] wife Edward death Reg. Dec 1/4 1909 buried at Paul
...........................2nd Family Edward Matthews CLIFT & Margaret Gilbert Vingoe BLEWETT
5 Millicent CLIFT b 04 Dec 1913 Akron, Ohio - died before 1950
.............................. .....+ Clarence R COULTER b 25 Dec 1913 - Dec 1973 Akron, Ohio.
..................................................................[Parents Otis COULTER & Olive Fay SMITH]
.......................................... marr: 30 Aug 1933 Akron, Ohio.
6 Cassie COULTER: living Shadyside Ohio. 1950
5 Phyllis CLIFT b 03 Mar 1916 Akron, Ohio -died before 1950
......................................+ ? RAWES
6 Patty RAWES living Cleveland, Ohio. 1950
6 Ann RAWES
6 Nancy RAWES
5 Edward T CLIFT: b 1917- died 18 Sep 1932 : City Hospital, Akron, Ohio.
...............................................buried Glendale Cemetery
4 Thomas B BLEWETT b 1883 Mousehole-died Akron, Ohio.
..........................+ Mary A ROWE marr: ?
5 Thomas B Blewett Jr. b 1914 : Akron, Ohio.
.................................... + Evelyn [Minnie] DINE b 1915 : Akron, Ohio.
...........................................married 07 Nov 1942
4 Martha Adelaide BLEWETT b 1885 m ? SADLER : London UK
Fact 1 1871 Census Elizabeth G Vingoe 21 living in Newlyn with sister Grace, married to Robert Leah Harvey.
Fact 2 Marriage
Record: Elizabeth G Vingoe & William B Blewett :
Reg. PZ
Jun 1/4 1871 Ref 5c /336 Fact 3 1881 Census : Family living at Church St. Newlyn. RG Piece/folio 2344/46. Fact 4 1906 Margaret G. V. Batten ,[dau of Elizabeth G & William Blewett] emigrated to Braddock, PA.
Fact
5 Fact 6 Henry. L. Blewett going to sister Margaret G V in Braddock 1906/7. Also in 1912 after her marriage. |
3 Margaret Gilbert VINGOE bt 12 Sept 1851: buried 21 Sep 1851
Fact
1: Margaret Gilbert Vingoe born Aug 1851 died in Newlyn on Fact 2 Most of the records of Akron, Ohio at this time are courtesy of Linda Mann, who has rescued much from the "safe-keeping" of the County Court House. Marriages and naturalizations records are not treated with the respect they deserve and pages are carelessly cut out of the ledgers rather than copying the information ! Above are family descendants of Thomas Ellis VINGOE by his first wife, Margaret Pollard GILBERT. After both his wife, Margaret Gilbert VINGOE and their infant daughter [also named Margaret Gilbert VINGOE] died, Thomas E married Mary Ann PAYNE 27 Oct 1855 Paul. She was the widow of Samuel Payne and had two young children who were adopted by Thomas Ellis VINGOE. I have entered them in their chronological place within the two families. |
3 Samuel PAYNE b 1850 Newlyn: Occupation Fisherman
.......................+ Caroline ROBERTS. [father James ROBERTS]
.......................marr: 26 Nov 1873: St Peter's Church Newlyn.
4 Caroline PAYNE: b1875 Newlyn.
4 Jessie PAYNE: b1878 Newlyn.
4 Samuel PAYNE: b1879 Newlyn.
4 Mary PAYNE: b1881 Newlyn.
Fact 1.Samuel Payne and Caroline Roberts were married at St Peter's Church Newlyn According to the parish record Samuel Payne was of full age and a fisherman [father Samuel Payne, fisherman] and Caroline Roberts was of full age. Father James Roberts, Cab Proprietor. Witnesses: T. E. Vingoe & Mary Ann Vingoe |
......................+ John Henry MEWSE b July 1856 Lowestoft - drowned off Plymouth 1889
..........................marr: 12 May 1877 St Peters Church, Newlyn. occupation : Fisherman
4 Hannah Maria MEWSE: b 15 Mar 1878 Newlyn- d 29 Mar 1976 Great Yarmouth
..............................+ Charles TAYLOR: born - died 20 Jun 1940
...............................marr: Dec 1/4 1902 Penzance GRO Ref 5c 459
5 Charles John TAYLOR: b 1904 Harwich, Suffolk - drowned 1935
5 Jack TAYLOR: b 08 Nov 1909 - died 31 Dec1983 Harwich, Suffolk
....................................+ Beatrice Violet WATSON: 06 Jun 1936 :St Nicholas, Great Yarmouth.
6 Male TAYLOR
..........................................+ -- MALLET 1962 : Oxford.
7 Male TAYLOR marr: 2 children
7 Male TAYLOR marr: 3 children
7 Female TAYLOR marr: 1 child
6 Female TAYLOR:
.........................................+ -- NELSON 1965 Norfolk
7 Male NELSON:
7 Female NELSON:
..................................................married 1] GUY
8 Child ?
...................................................married 2 ] AYERS:
8 Child
5 Raymond TAYLOR :b 23 Jan 1912 : Yarmouth - died Apr 1986 Yarmouth
4 Samuel Barber MEWSE: b 18 Feb 1880 Lowestoft- d 28 Oct 1895 [drowned] bur 31 Oct 1895 Lowestoft plot L/10/236
............................Samuel was recorded as a shipwright, living at 33 Reeve St, Lowestoft when he died
4 John Henry MEWSE: b 1881- d 1899 [ drowned] aged 17 Bur 29 Jul 1899 Municipal Cemetery Paul
4 Mary Ann MEWSE: b 11 Aug 1884 East St, Beach- bt 03 Sep 1884 All Saints, Lowestoft - died 28 May 1886
4 Mary Ann Wills MEWSE: b 04 Sep 1889 Lowestoft -bap 02 Oct 1889 All Saints, Lowestoft -d 1975 spinster at Soberton, Hants
Fact 1: Married 12 May 1877 St Peters Newlyn,
John Mewse * 21 Fisherman of Newlyn Town Father: Samuel
Mewse: Fisherman
Mary Payne 25
--------- of Street an Nowan Father: Samuel Payne,
Fisherman
Witnesses: William Sears & Thomas Ellis
Vingoe **
** Thomas Ellis VINGOE was adoptive father of Mary Payne.
* John MEWSE was bt John Henry Mews c1856
Fact 2: 1881 Mary Mewse -Hannah b 1878 - Samuel b 1880 living Rant Score, East Lowestoft Fact 3: John Mews' father, Samuel Mews, landlord of the 'Flowing Bowl' & his wife Eliz living close by.
They have 2 children remaining at home Hanna [1861] & Ben
[1879].
Fact 4. 1891 the family was at Eden Street, Lowestoft, and Mary MEWSE was a dressmaker. Fact 5 1901 census Mary MEWSE, Widow & Shopkeeper is living in the Strand, Newlyn, with her mother, Mary Ann Vingoe, Widow and her daughter Mary Ann Mewse age 11, & nephew John Francis VINGOE age 4. Fact 6. 1911 Mary MEWSE was a draper living at Crowlas, Ludgvan, Penzance with daughter Mary Ann Wills MEWSE Mewse Family Website at: http://www.rgreen.org.uk/Mewse.html#267a
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Family of Thomas Ellis VINGOE [1816 ] and Second Wife: Mary Ann WILLS |
2 Thomas Ellis VINGOE: bt Jul 07 1816 Paul -died by drowning 23 Sep 1879. Whitby: Occupation fisherman .
Note: Drowned off Whitby, YORKSHIRE. 23 September 1879 Newspaper report of Coroner's Inquest
2nd Marriage + Mary Ann WILLS b: 23 Mar 1828 Newlyn - died 30 April 1905
[Parents James WILLS & Mary J. RICHARDS marr: 12 Aug 1821 Paul fathers occ. Shipwright
3 Margaret VINGOE: b 31 Jul 1856 Birth Reg. Louisa Jane Goodman VINGOE: bt 19 Oct 1856 Paul as Margaret VINGOE at her father's wish.
....................+ James Joseph Breach: b
1
...............................Death Dec 1/4 1886 age 35 Suffolk GRO Mutford 4a 528
Fact 1. Thomas E Vingoe & Mary Ann's first child was registered as Louisa Jane Goodman VINGOE on 31 July 1856 by her mother. Fact2. At her baptism on 19 Dec 1856 Paul she was given the name of Margaret and it was used for all records thereafter Fact 3. Whatever the conflict she was always ref erred to as Margaret in all census, marriage & birth records so father won the day! 10 Jun 1876 St Peter's Newlyn,
St Peter's Church. Fact 4. GRO Ref Birth Mar 1/4 1851 Vol. 7 pp 433 BREACH James Joseph Hastings Fact 5: 1881 Family living at The Fradgan. James Breech was a fisherman.
Fact 6. Death certificate
of James gave cause as 'acute anaemia & exhaustion'. Later
a relative said death was a probably suicide.
His occupation
was a Fisherman, but after the family left Newlyn James
moved to Lowestoft and became a boat owner. One of his
boats, 'Donum
Patris', Reg. LT.282 1881, was lost with all hands off
the Smiths Knoll lightship on 08 December 1886.
The Lowestoft
Journal of 1st Jan, 1887 reported ''The deceased never
recovered from the shock produced by the sad tidings of the
loss of his vessel
and latterly had been obliged to be put under restraint".
Fact 7. James Breach was buried 01 Jan 1887 in the tomb of his father, William Breach, at St Margaret's Church, Lowestoft
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4
Mary
Caroline BREACH: b
......................... + James HICKS: b Penzance - died 06 Aug 1949 Johannesburg age 76 Municipal employee
...............................marr: Northampton 1900 on Death notice
5 Wilfred James Breach HICKS - b 30 Oct 1903 Cape Town S. Africa - died 21 Dec 1972 Durban
.................................+ 1] Doreen FORD ? [2] Ida Mary Amelia?
.................................6 Maureen HICKS
.................................6 Coral Ford HICKS
5 Godfrey Breach HICKS b ? - died 06 May 1983 Johannesburg
1891 Census
RG12/1492 27 4 Lowestoft, Suffolk 38 Denmark Road + 3 lodgers called MEWSE were closely related.. Margaret VINGOE: b 1856 Newlyn married James Joseph BREACH b Hastings, Sussex [parents of Caroline] Mary PAYNE: b Newlyn [half sister of Margaret VINGOE]] married John Henry MEWSE 1856 Lowestoft - drowned off Plymouth 1889. 1891 Census: surviving MEWSE children living with their Aunt Caroline BREACH & cousin Caroline BREACH: 1] Hannah Maria MEWSE b1878 2] Samuel B. MEWSE b1880 3] Mary Ann Wills MEWSE: b 1887
1901 UK census:
Mary Caroline BREACH was a Nurse
at Wilts County Lunatic Asylum,
living at
Roundway,
Wiltshire at the time of the. No James HICKS
on same April 1901 Census. By then he
had probably moved to Cape Town, South Africa, where
in 09 May 1901
he was employed at the 'Plague
Administration Dept' in Cape Town. It looks as if Mary
Caroline went to join him later and they got married in South
Africa. Their son, Wilfred James Breach Hicks, was born 30 Oct 1903
in Cape Town. On Wilfred's birth certificate his
father's occupation is given as Tailor's Cutter, b England.
In
1913 the Hicks family
moved to Bloemfontein and operated a dry goods store. In
1919 they moved to Johannesburg
where James lived until his death
in 1949........ This HICKS family originally came from the Scilly Isles?. 1901 Census: the parents of James HICKS and his younger siblings were still living in Gulval.
Jas Henry
HICKS 56 Penzance Miller Store
man
Grace HICKS 52 Falmouth
Beatrice A
HICKS 18 Gulval Drapers
Assistant.
Oliver P
HICKS 15 Gulval Carpenter
Frances
HICKS 12 Gulval
William J
HICKS 30 Penzance Hair Dresser [brother]
Elizabeth J
HICKS 27 Penzance
John James HICKS 2 Gulval
Another brother George HICKS 27 b Penzance Coach builder listed living St Mary, Warwick, Warwickshire.
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4 Jessimine Breach: bt. 1879 St Margaret's Lowestoft Mar 1/4 1879 GRO Mutford 4a 812
........................... died 1968 age 89 yrs of 46 Alexandra Road, Lowestoft, Widow
........................... + Thomas James TRELOAR: [Father Horace Henry TRELOAR]
...................................b Jun 1881 Lowestoft, Suffolk Jun 1/4 1881 GRO Mutford 4a 833
...............................,,.marr:
5 Walter James Breach TRELOAR: B Mar 1/4 1905 GRO Mutford 4a 1178 Lowestoft Sufolk died 24 May 1941
.................................... + Hilda Grace Iliffe
.......................................marr: Jun 1/4 1932 GRO Portsmouth 2b 1097
In Memory of
Walter James Breach TRELOAR
who died during the
sinking of H.M.S. Hood, 24 May 1941
age 39
Son of Jessie Treloar & husband of Hilda Grace Treloar of Highbury, London. In May 1941, battle cruiser Hood with the battleship Prince of Wales were ordered to intercept the German Battleship Bismarck and the heavy cruiser Prinz Eugene who were en-route to attack the Royal Navy's Atlantic convoys. On 24 May 1941, early in the battle of the Denmark Strait, HMS Hood was struck by several German shells. It is believe they must have hit either Hood's aft magazine, where a hundred tons of cordite were stored, or perhaps her torpedoes, as she exploded and sank within two minutes. The crew of "The Mighty Hood" numbered 1,421. There were only three survivors – no bodies were recovered..
od
HMS Hood sinking after engaging the Bismarck - HMS Prince of Wales in foreground |
6 Clifford J TRELOAR Jun 1/4 1933 GRO Portsmouth 2b 738
6 Donald A TRELOAR Mar 1/4 1937 GRO Gosport 2b 743
6 Agnes May TRELOAR Dec 1/4 1906 GRO Mutford 4a 1128 Lowestoft Suffolk
........................................ + Charles B. ADAMS
..........................................marr Mar: 1/4 1928 GRO Mutford 4a 1603 Lowestoft Suffolk
7 Jessimine Elizabeth Breach TRELOAR: Dec 1/4 1912 GRO Mutford 4a 2123 -d 2000
.......................................... + Arthur William POINTER b 1911- d 12 Feb 1966 age 55
...............................................marr: Sep 1/4 1935 GRO Lothingland 4a 3724
3
Sarah
Ann VINGOE : born
...............................................died
3
John
Vingoe: born
Fact 1. John Vingoe died 16th May 1929 at Church Street, Newlyn. He was stated as being a fisherman at the time of his death. Cause of death was chronic nephritis (kidney disease). |
3
Francis
James
Vingoe
: born
........................+
Rhoda Jane ELLIS
b: 1866
...........................
buried
..........................................................[Parents William & Mary Ann Ellis]
...............................Married Dec 1/4 1886 Penzance GRO Ref. 5c 470
Fact 1 The circumstances of the death of Rhoda Jane Vingoe b 1866 as 'crushed on the quay at Devonport and buried in the Cemetery ' are recorded in Paul Parish burial record. I assume this means that she is buried in the Municipal Cemetery at Sheffield Road. Fact 2 Francis James Vingoe 1864 -1940 was a fisherman & mariner in the Merchant Service.
Fact
3 1901 listed as a Boatswain [Bosun] age 37 widower b Newlyn. He served
in the Royal Navy
Fact 4 He was in the Merchant Service so his surviving young children were looked after by his mother Mary A Vingoe, until her death in 1905.
Fact 5
He died
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4
Francis
James
Vingoe II b: 24 May 1888
Newlyn - d 1907 Braddock, Pennsylvania,
................................1891 census at home age 2 years
4
...........................+ Catherine
Jenkins [Katie] born 1890 - died
..............................marr:
Dec 1/4 1915
Fact 1. Lawrence [Laurie] son of Francis James Vingoe:
born 21st Aug 1890 15 Alverton Villas, |
5
Lawrence
Charles Francis
VINGOE : b
.............................................
.....................................+ Joan Doreen ELLIOT [widow] Father George James WARD
6 Vanessa F VINGOE: marr: ? 3 children .
6
Virginia
M J VINGOE: marr: ? 2 Sons
Fact 1 Lawrence Charles Francis VINGOE was a surveyor of stores in the Naval Dockyard at Plymouth Fact 2 Joan Doreen ELLIOT nee WARD was a daughter of George James WARD, retired bus conductor of Torpoint. |
5 Sheila J VINGOE. Births Dec 1/4 1923 GRO Ref Penzance 5c 324 Vingoe Sheila J [mother Jenkin]
...................................+ Ronald E DENNIS
......................................marr: Mar 1/4 1946 GRO Ref: Penzance 5c 445
5 Pamela VINGOE. Births Jun 1/4 1935 Penzance 5c 277 Vingoe Pamela [mother Jenkin]
..................................+ Jim MATTHEWS
....................................marr: Sep 1/4 1956 GRO Ref: Penzance 7a 281
4 Alfred VINGOE:.... Occupation Mariner
..............................b
12 March 1892 Newlyn - died
4
Rhoda
Jane VINGOE: b 10 Aug 1893,
Jack Lane, Newlyn: bt
.............................................d
4
Beatrice
Lillian VINGOE: b
.............................d
..............................Cause of death "diarrhoea 7 days: convulsions 12 hours": Death Cert.
Fact 1 Rhoda & Beatrice both born & died
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4 John
Francis VINGOE:
........................... + Isabella SYMM: b
.......................................died
……………………….........[ parents William SYMM and mother Elizabeth Jane WHITE]
................................ marr:
Fact 1: John Francis VINGOE b 1897 was only 2 years old when his mother died. "He first ran away to sea as a young boy and worked on coasters. He met his wife in the north east loading pit coal. He served in WW1 and later was a coach painter for the Motor Bus works. He was gassed in the war and never recovered; I can only remember him lying and sitting in bed in the corner of the dining room at Nanny’s house. He died in a nursing home in Kelling, Norfolk when I was about 8 years old. Although his name was John Francis he was always known as ‘Jack’ [grandaughter's observations] |
5 Rhoda A VINGOE: b 1917 Gateshead
......................................married ? KETTLES 1936
5 Francis
J. W. VINGOE b 09 May 1919
...................................+ ? REYNOLDS 1938 : marr: Lothingland
6
Diane
VINGOE b
............................................+ Mr. THROWER 1960 : marr: Lothingland
6 Colin F VINGOE b Lothingland
............................................+ Ms BAGLEY 1964 : marr: Lothingland
7 Female VINGOE : b Lothingland
7 Male VINGOE : b Lothingland
5
Doreen VINGOE :
b
6 Ray VINGOE: 1944 - 1945 died Infant [illegitimate: father n/k]
................................+ Edward C HAYLOCK :
....................................marr: Mar 1/4 1948 GRO Ref: Lothingland 4b 2047
7 Female
7 Female
5 Sydney L VINGOE : b 14 July 1926 Gateshead : married twice ?
5 Bryan Treloar VINGOE : b 02 Sep 1930 Lowestoft
....................................+ (1) Irene Doris COOPER :
............................................. marr: Mar 1/4 1948 GRO Ref: Lothingland 4b 2009 [10 children]
6 Barry Treloar VINGOE : b Lothingland
............................................+ JENKERSON: marr: Lothingland
7 Male VINGOE:
7 Female VINGOE:
6 Christine Margaret VINGOE: b Lothingland - died 2006
...............................................+ ? JONES: Luton , BEDFORDSHIRE
............................................. + ? SMITH
6 John Arthur VINGOE : b Norwich Outer - died ?
.............................................. He was in the Merchant Navy and married twice.
..............................................+ 1] ?
7 Female VINGOE
6 Mary Ann VINGOE: b Norwich Outer
.............................................+ Mr. BELL
6 Lawrence Mark VINGOE: b Lothingland
..............................................+
Michelle BARTON
7 Female VINGOE
7 Male VINGOE
7 Female VINGOE
6 Nadine Rickie VINGOE: b Deben : married Mr. GARRETT
6 David Paul VINGOE: b Lothingland : married Ms MURRAY
6 Caroline Jane VINGOE: b Lothingland : married Mr EVERETT
Brian Treloar VINGOE : b 02 Sep 1930 and Irene COOPER were divorced
Brian then married [2] Ruby SPALL and had 2 more children
6 Paula Ann VINGOE: b Great Yarmouth
6 Tracey Jane VINGOE: b Great Yarmouth
5 Stanley G. VINGOE: b 1934 Lothingland
........................................+ Ms SMITH marr: Lothingland
4 Nellie May VINGOE: b 11 Apr 1898 St Mary's Street, Penzance - d 24 Aug 1898 Cause: diarrhoea & exhaustion
4 Walter Everett VINGOE : b 15 Aug 1899 - d 23 Sep 1899 Penzance. Cause: acute gastric catarrh 5 days and exhaustion.
Fact 1. When dau Nellie died family living at St Mary's St. Penzance At son Walter's death at Taroveor Terr. Penzance. |
3 Martha Louisa VINGOE: [aka 'Cissie'] born 13 Jun 1867 Newlyn - died 12 May 1941 Penzance
......... ...............+ Josiah PEARCE: bt 1863 Sancreed - died 1928
..............................marr: 15 Jun 1891
.............................+ Lambert POPE
5 Female POPE
5 Female POPE
5 Male POPE
4
Gladys
Mary Gwendoline
PEARCE
.............................+ Edwin HOCKING
..................................marr: Sep 1/4 1924 GRO. Ref: Penzance 5c 427
5 D.B. HOCKING Male
Fact 1.
Married
15 Jun 1890 Banns
Josiah
Pearce age 28 Manure/Seed Merchant..... Father: John Pearce,
Retired Farmer
Martha
Louisa Vingoe age 24........ Father: Thomas Ellis Vingoe,
Fisherman deceased
Witnesses: John Vingoe & Edith Pearce.
Fact 2.
1901 Census:
Penzance.
Josiah Pearce, Grocery
Provision Merchant
Violet Pearce age
28 visitor Budock
Fact 3.
1911 Census: Penzance
Penolva, Alexandra Road, Penzance
Josiah & Martha Louisa Pearce with daughters Gertrude [18] Gladys M
Gwendoline [7]
nephew John Vingoe [15] the son of Francis James Vingoe,
Martha's brother Fact 4 12 May 1941 Death Reg. Martha Louisa Pearce at 26 North Parade, Camborne, wid. of Josiah Pearce, Grocer. Fact 5 died of acute cholecystitis & gallstones. Registered by D B Hocking of same address, son of dau Gladys Mary Gwendoline. Fact 6
M.I. Penzance cemetery
Josiah Pearce [died 1929] and Martha Louisa Pearce [died
1941].
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3 Alfred VINGOE: born 19 Dec 1869 Newlyn - died 13 Jul 1954 Newlyn Biography Photo Grave
1st Marriage....
..........................+ 1] Annie ROWE: b Madron? - died of typhoid Sept 1896 - bur 17 Sep 1896 Paul as Annie Gear Vingoe aged 23
........................................[Father William ROWE]
......................................marr: 20 Aug 1892 Wesley Rock Chapel, Heamoor, Madron
Fact 1: Alfred appears in the records of The Royal Humane Society: Vingoe, A Boy T S, Mount Edgecombe 28.1.85 Saltash 22631 Vingoe, A. Clasp Boy 1st Class, HMS Sea Lark 12.7.87 Plymouth 23660* Alfred Vingoe, Boy Sailor |
Fact 2 He was also Mentioned in Dispatches 8th April 1919 (Photo) |
4 Annie Marion VINGOE: b 26 Dec 1894 17 Buriton Row, Penzance.
.............................+ William Robert JAMES : b 1894 Wales-
.............................. marr: 1913 Risca, Newport Monmothshire South Wales
................................ GRO Ref: Dec 1/4 1913 Newport Monmouth. 11 a 446
5 Beatrice Annie Marion JAMES [Marie]: b 12 Nov 1914, 3 George Street, Wattsville, Risca, Wales
.................................. GRO Ref: Dec 1/4 1914 Newport Monmouth. 11a 565
+ Wil
Geo Marr 22-Feb 1873 Paul George JAMES Full age of Bellowal occ: Farmer Signed Father Henry occ: Farmer Mar Mary Ann NORTH Full age of Sancreed Signed Father James occ: Farmer Witnesses: James NORTH & Ellen JACKA
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Note 1 Anne Marion Vingoe was visiting her Aunt [her mother's sister] in Wales according to the 1911 census. She must have met up with future husband, William R James shortly after and they were married in Wales in 1913. Note 2 William Robert JAMES (Will) was a coal miner in 1914. Note 3 Emigrated May 1920: Age: 25 Dept. Liverpool, Lancashire 05 June 1920 : Arr. New York, United States 1930 : Residence - Brooklyn, Kings, New York, United States Age: age 35 Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Wife 1940 : Residence - New York, Kings, New York, United States age: 45 Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Wife
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3 Alfred VINGOE born 19 Dec 1869 Newlyn- 13 Jul 1954 (see above)
2nd Marriage
.........................+ [
2] Mary Ellen JAMES
b 09 March 1873 (photo) Drift
Sancreed -died Dec 1955 Newlyn
.....................................Birth Reg .Mar 1/4 1873 GRO Ref Penzance 5c 328
.....................................................[parents George JAMES and Mary Ann NORTH of Newlyn Road, Paul: marr 22-Feb 1873 Paul ]
.................................marr:
Oct 1897 Penzance Registry Office
Ma
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Fact 1 1881 Census Mary Ellen James living with parents and siblings at Newlyn Road, Paul Parish. Piece: RG11/2344 Place: Penzance -Cornwall Enumeration District: 8 Civil Parish: Paul Ecclesiastical Parish: Paul Folio: 134 Page: 4 Schedule: 22 Address: Newlyn Rd JAMES George Head M M 32 Farm Laborer Paul 1849 JAMES Mary A. Wife M F 24 Farm labs Wife Sancreed 1857 JAMES Mary E. Dau - F 8 Scholar Sancreed 1873 JAMES William E. Son - M 3 - Paul 1878 JA JAMES Bertha S. Dau - F 1 - Paul 1880 JA JAMES Albert C. Son - M 1mo - Paul 1881 bn 1873 Mary Ellen JAMES [GRO Ref Penzance 5c 328 Mar 1/4] bt bt 1878 Paul William Everett JAMES bt bt 1879 Paul Bertha Sylvia JAMES bt bt 1881 Paul Albert Charles JAMES 1 |
Fact 2. Mary Ellen Vingoe (nee James) died on 6th December 1955 at 11 Chapel Street, Newlyn Mary Ellen Vingoe [nee James] Mary Ellen, Winifred & Alfred Vingoe Mary with the 7 youngest children |
4 Sydney Gordon VINGOE: b: 15 May 1898 Penzance GRO Ref: Jun 1898 Penzance 5c 241 - died 1996
.......................................... Birth GRO Ref: Mar 1/4 1906 Haslingden , Lancashire 8e 95
...........................................Marr: GRO Ref: Jun 1/4 1927 Haslingden , Lancashire 8e 313
Go straight to 2nd marriage
In 1938 Sydney
left the Royal Navy joined the Coastguard service moving
with his family to Peterhead, in Aberdeenshire. However, in 1940 he
was back in the Navy for the duration of the second world war. He
spent some time on R.N. ships protecting the Russian Merchant
Convoys and was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal on the
11 Jun 1943.
DSM
In
September 1945 he was de-mobilised and returned to live, first
in St Ives and then Penzance where he worked as a postman. He had
married Vera Spencer in 1927 and had two sons. Vera died in May
1958 and lies buried in Sheffield Road Cemetery,
Paul. Sydney Gordon VINGOE retired in 1959 and visited his son Sydney,
who was living in New Zealand. He worked for a while at the
Naval Dockyard in Devonport, Auckland and then he went back to sea for
a couple of years as an AB [age 62] on the liner "Southern
Cross" in 1960. He returned to the UK and around 1966 married in Carrick-on-
Shannon, Ireland. He and his second
wife had three children before he passed on at the grand old age of
98 in 1996.
Sydney Vingoe on , Vera and Geoffrey Spencer Vingoe |
5 Geoffrey Spencer VINGOE: b 1928 GRO Ref Dec 1/4 1928 Haslingden , Lancashire 8e 138
.................................+ Juliette Mary GOULD: Birth GRO Ref: Mar 1/4 1930 Southwark 1d 6
..............................................[parents Samuel GOULD & Ruby M. REY GRO Ref: Sep 1/4 1924 Lambeth 1d 569]
.....................................married Sep 1/4
1951 GRO Ref Penzance 7a 265
6 Female VINGOE 1957 m Male SHORE
6
Female
VINGOE 1960 m ? x 2 sons
6
Female
VINGOE m ? dau + son + dau
5
Sydney Alfred VINGOE: b 1930
Birth
........................................ 1st Marriage + [1] Colleen HAYNES
6 Leonie VINGOE
......................................+ m ? X 3 daughters
5
Sydney Alfred VINGOE: b 1930
- lives in
6 Angela VINGOE : Twin
6 Lisa VINGOE : Twin
Fact
1.
Sydney Gordon VINGOE: b1898 moved to NZ after
the death of first wife
Vera. He joined his son Sydney Alfred but later returned to |
4 Sydney Gordon VINGOE [1898-1996]
2nd Marriage
5 Sydney Martin Vingoe
5
Colleen
Vingoe
Fact 1 Second marriage details of Sydney Gordon 1898-1996 and other info on his first marriage per Colleen Vingoe and Sylvie Vingoe 2003 & Sydney Alfred 2005. |
4
Ruby
Winifred
[Winnie] VINGOE:
b
.........................+
Alexander RUTHERFORD : married in
Ruby Winifred Vingoe, who was born 30th August 1899 in Newlyn was always known as Winnie. She went to America with her parents and siblings in 1921 . She married Alexander Rutherford in Philadelphia. They had a son, Kenneth Alexander Vingoe Rutherford, born 13 Aug 1923 , but unfortunately he died aged 19 from kidney disease. Winnie died in 1964 in California. Source. Dolores Robinson |
5
Kenneth Alexander RUTHERFORD: b
4
Cecil
George
VINGOE:
b
.
.........................+ Dorothy Winifred
HARRIS : [b
Cecil
George Vingoe, was born on the 13 Dec 1901 in Drift, Sancreed.
He
joined the navy (under-age) in World War I and the family story says
he suffered from shell shock - whether that or working in the
quarry. He sailed with his father on board the "Kroonland"
in 1927 and he married Dorothy Winifred Harris [b
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4 Roma Violet VINGOE: [aka Violet] b 28 Apr 1904 1 Penare Terrace, Penzance-died 18 Aug 1999 San Diego CA.
................... ......+ [1] John Thomas RUTHERFORD: b 02 Jan 1894 IRE - d 21 Feb 1962 Pasadena CA. Rutherford website
.........................................[parents Robert RUTHERFORD & Sarah GREGG see dates below]
....................................
marr:
Roma
Violet
VINGOE, born Unfortunately
the marriage did not last, and on
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2nd
Marriage....
Fernand
Auguste CHEVILLARD:
b 18 Mar 1900: Ciel, Chalon-sur-
..................................................[Parents
Léon CHEVILLARD & Marie-Louise Stephanie THEVENIN]
....................................married
5 Dolores Marguerite CHEVILLARD: b 06 Jul 1930 San Diego CA- d 08 May 2012 Treliske, Truro.
..........................................+ [1] Francis James VINGOE:
.....................................................marr: 13 April 1957 San Francisco, CA -divorced 1966
.................................................... + Female VINGOE
...................................,,,.......+ [2] Milo ROBINSON Colorado 09 May 1969 but divorced same year.
4
Mary
Louisa
VINGOE
[aka Cissie]: b
.......................+ Richard Alexander. RUTHERFORD b1890 IRE - d January 1980 Rutherford website
............................................[ parents Robert RUTHERFORD [1857-1933] & Sarah GREGG [1856-1897]
..................................................................marr: 19 Jul 1877 Letter Kenny, Presbyterian Church , Ireland
........................... married : 05 Jun 1923]
5 Richard Malcolm RUTHERFORD: b 13 April 1924 - d. 18 Sep 2003 clipping
6 Male RUTHERFORD.
6 Male RUTHERFORD
5 Maureen McConnell RUTHERFORD: b 13 April 1946- clipping