Charles Thomas CRAISE

   Another name for Charles was Charles Thomas CRAZE.

   Research Notes:

In 1861, Charles T. Craise (28) of Illogan, mine agent, and wife Mary Ann (28) of St. Agnes, were living in Village of Halsetown, St. Ives. Present were children: Alfred (5) of Wendron, scholar, Emily (4) of Wendron, scholar, James W. (7m) of St. Ives.

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Assignment, Tregerthen, Zennor, Ref. AD190/1/6, 2 Feb 1863

Parties: 1) William Henry Rodd, gentleman, Penzance 2) Charles Thomas Craise, mine agent, Halsetown, St Ives. Assignment of mortgage by 1) to 2) of property of plot of ground (6 perches) part of lands called Tregerthen late occupant John Richards, now William Curnow, bounded on north with field in occupation Richard Dale, on west with garden in occupation, Thomas Nankervis, on south and south-east with road from Tregerthen to St Ives, with all buildings. Consideration: £18.

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Ref. AD190/2/3, 12 Nov 1872

Grant of administration of effects of Charles Thomas Craise, mine agent, late of Hilbarry meaden, Waterford, Ireland, to his widow, Mary Ann.

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   Marriage Information:

Charles married Mary Ann WILKIN, daughter of George WILKIN and Mary GERREY, on 5 Apr 1855 in Wendron, Cornwall. (Mary Ann WILKIN was born on 10 Apr 1832 in St. Agnes, Cornwall, christened on 14 May 1832 in Peterville Independent, St. Agnes near Truro, Cornwall and died between Jan 1914 and Mar 1914 in Hunslet district, Yorkshire West Riding, England.)

   Marriage Notes:

Charles Thomas Craise, 23, of Crowgey, bachelor, mine agent, son of James Craise, miner, and
Mary Ann Wilkin, 23, of Trewenack, spinster, daughter of George Wilkin, miner

Married by Banns

Witnesses: Thomas Wilkin, -----?tty Craise