Jane BRAY

   Research Notes:

1851 England Census:

Age given: 16 years
Birthplace given: Camborne, Cornwall
Dwelling Place: Centenary Row, Camborne, Cornwall
Occupation: Copper Mine Girl

Staying with her uncle Edmund Bray (44) of Camborne, and his family.

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In 1861, Jane Bray (25) of Camborne, widow, mine labor, was lodging at an unspecified address in Camborne.

In 1871, Jane Hocking (35) of Camborne, widow, surface labourer at a mine, was living in Gas St., Camborne. With her were children (born in Camborne): Sarah* (17), surface labourer at a mine, Catherine* (15), surface labourer at a mine, Benjamin (7), scholar, Louisa (4), scholar, Charles (3)

* Children of Benjamin's first marriage.

   Marriage Information:

Jane married James BRAY, son of William BRAY and Mary MICHELL, on 6 Sep 1856 in Camborne, Cornwall. (James BRAY was born about 1835 in Camborne, Cornwall and died about Jun 1858 in Camborne, Cornwall.)

   Marriage Notes:

James Bray, 21, of Trelowarren St., bachelor, miner, son of William Bray, miner, and
Jane Bray, 19, of Centenary St., spinster, daughter of Charles Bray (deceased), miner

Married after Banns

Witnesses: John Duckham, John Marks

   Marriage Information:

Jane also married Benjamin HOCKING, son of John HOCKING and Unknown, on 6 Feb 1864 in Camborne, Cornwall. (Benjamin HOCKING was born about 1824.)

   Marriage Notes:

Benjamin Hocking, 40, of Gas St., widower, miner, son of John Hocking, miner, and
Jane Bray, 30, of Gas St., widow, daughter of Charles Bray, miner

Married by Banns

Witnesses: Francis Jones, John Duckham (presiding)