Catherine Jane HOCKING

   Research Notes:

Born during 2nd Quarter.

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1871 England Census (called Catherine J.):

Age given: 31 years
Birthplace given: St. Ives, Cornwall
Dwelling Place: Back St., St. Ives, Cornwall

Present were husband Charles B. Curnow (35) of St. Ives, cabinet maker, daughters (born in St. Ives): Grace (4), Kate H. (1)

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1881 England Census (called Catherine J.):

Age given: 41 years
Birthplace given: St. Ives, Cornwall
Dwelling Place: 1 Draycot Cottages, St. Ives, Cornwall
Status: married

Husband not present. Catherine and her children were staying with or visiting her mother. Elder daughter Grace Curnow was visiting with her uncle Francis Wearne in St. John Hackney London. In 1859, Catherine's sister Grace remarried to Francis Wearne after the death of her husband William Nicol.

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1891 England Census:

Age given: 50 years
Birthplace given: St. Ives, Cornwall
Dwelling Place: St. Andrews St., St. Ives, Cornwall

Present were husband Charles Curnow (54) of St. Ives, cabinet maker, children (born in St. Ives): Grace (23), Kate H. (20), draper's assistant, Charles (19), printer's apprentice, Lydia M. (18), draper's apprentice, Nannie (12), scholar

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1901 England Census (called Kate):

Age given: 61 years
Birthplace given: St. Ives, Cornwall
Dwelling Place: St. Andrews St., St. Ives, Cornwall

Present were husband Charles Curnow (65) of St. Ives, cabinet maker, daughters Grace (33), dressmaker, Nannie (32), dressmaker

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Died during the 4th Quarter aged 73 years.

   Marriage Information:

Catherine married Charles B. CURNOW, son of Benjamin CURNOW and Unknown, on 9 Jun 1864 in St. Ive, Cornwall. (Charles B. CURNOW was born about 1836 in St. Ive, Cornwall and died in 1914 in St. Ive, Cornwall.)

   Marriage Notes:

Charles Curnow, 29, bachelor, cabinet maker, of St. Ives, son of Benjamin Curnow, cordwainer, and

Catherine Hocking, 24, spinster, of St. Ives, daughter of Almond Trevosso Hocking, merchant

Witnesses: A. T. Hocking