Mary THOMAS

   Research Notes:

1871 England Census:

Age given: 34 years
Birthplace given: Camborne, Cornwall
Dwelling Place: Queen St., Lostwithiel, Cornwall

Present were husband William Henry Honey (40) of St. Cleer, clerk to Mess[rs] Robins & Foster & Co., bankers, children (born in Lostwithiel): Emily (11), scholar, William Thos. (10), scholar, Ellen Vivian (9), scholar, Mary Ada (7), scholar, Frances Maud (4), scholar, Charles Herbert (5 months)

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1881 England Census:

Age given: 44 years
Birthplace given: Camborne, Cornwall
Dwelling Place: Castle St., Bodmin, Cornwall
Occupation: Dividends & House Property
Status: widowed

Present were children (born in Lostwithiel): Emily Mary (21), William Thomas (20), banker's clerk, Ellen Vivian (19), Frances Maud (14), scholar, Charles Herbert (10), scholar

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Died aged 97 years.

Of Yewberry, Bodmin, Cornwall. Probate Bodmin 11 Apr 1934 to Ellen Vivian Hony and Ada Mary Hony, spinsters.

England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1861-1941, p. 300

With the exception of Charles Herbert who married in 1901, all the other children remained single and all living into their 80s and 90s and dying in the St. Austell District.

   Marriage Information:

Mary married William Henry HONY, son of William HONY and Emily, on 1 Jun 1858 in Tuckingmill, Camborne, Cornwall. (William Henry HONY was born in 1830 in St. Cleer, Cornwall, christened on 9 Sep 1830 in St. Cleer, Cornwall and died between Jul 1872 and Sep 1872 in Bodmin District, Cornwall.)

   Marriage Notes:

William Henry Hony, 27, of Lanlivery, bachelor, accountant, son of William Hony, farmer, and
Mary Thomas, 21, of Tuckingmill, spinster, daughter of Wiliam Thomas, mine agent

Married by Licence

Witnesses: J? Hony, EJ Thomas