Mary Ann BROWN

   Research Notes:

In 1871, Marian Hocking (37) of Camborne, married, was living in Camborne. Present were children (born in Camborne): John (18), tin miner, Richard (16), tin miner, Grace (12), surface labourer at mine, Nichs. (8), scholar, James H. (5), scholar

In 1881, Mary A. Hocking (46) of Camborne, widow, plain sewer, was living in 9 Factory Row, Camborne. Present were daughter Grace H. Goggin (22), miner's wife, son-in-law William Goggin (22) of Camborne, tin miner, son Nicholas Hocking (18), tin dresser, son James H. Hocking (15), farmer's man

   Marriage Information:

Mary married John HOCKING of Brea, son of Nicholas HOCKING and Grace BENNETTS, on 1 Aug 1852 in Tuckingmill All Saints, Camborne, Cornwall. (John HOCKING of Brea was born in 1830 in Camborne, Cornwall, christened on 17 Aug 1830 in Camborne, Cornwall, died in Dec 1866 in Brea, Camborne, Cornwall and was buried on 29 Dec 1866 in Tuckingmill All Saints, Camborne, Cornwall.)

   Marriage Notes:

John Hocking, 22, of Brea, bachelor, engine man, son of Nicholas Hocking, engineer, and
Mary Ann Brown, 17, of Carn Entral, spinster, daughter of Richard Brown, farmer

Married by Banns

Witnesses: Richard Brown, Edward Gilbert