Jenefer ("Jane") CHAPPLE

   Research Notes:

In 1841, Jenefer Chappell (35) and husband William Chappell (35), copper miner, were living in Little Tehidy, Camborne. Present were children: William Jnr (11), Jane (5), Mary Ann (3), Elenor (1)

In 1851, Jane Chapple (44) of Camborne and husband William Chapple (46) of Camborne, copper miner, were living in Illogan. Present were children (a) born in Camborne: William (20), copper miner, John (18), copper miner, Jane (14), copper mine labourer, Mary Ann (12), Elen (10), scholar, James (8), scholar, and (b) born in Illogan: Elizth. (5), Charles (1), nephew William Chapple (9) of Illogan, scholar, niece Elizth. A. (7) of Illogan, scholar

In 1861, Jenefer Chapple (56) of Camborne and husband William Chapple (59) of Camborne, mine agent, were living in Pennance, Gwennap. With them were children: Jane (25) of Camborne, house maid, Ellen (22) of Camborne, school mistress, James (20) of Camborne, miner, Elizabeth (15) of Illogan, scholar, Charles (10) of Illogan, scholar

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Jane Chapple of Pennance died aged 59 years (burial record).

   Marriage Information:

Jenefer married William CHAPPLE of Pennance, son of John CHAPLE of Cairn Entral and Eleanor TREZONA, on 10 Dec 1825 in Camborne, Cornwall. (William CHAPPLE of Pennance was born in 1803 in Camborne, Cornwall, christened on 14 Jan 1804 in Camborne, Cornwall and was buried on 26 Apr 1862 in Gwennap, Cornwall.)

   Marriage Notes:

William Chapple, miner, and Jennifer Chapple

Witnesses: James Craze, Henry Bennetts