Flora Jane Selby Tellam
- Born: 1891, College Row, Town, Camborne, Cornwall
- Christened: 25 Dec 1891, Camborne, Cornwall 2
- Married: 1919, Camborne, Cornwall 1
- Buried: 1 Jun 1920, Centenary Methodist Wesleyan, Camborne, Cornwall
 Research Notes:
Occupation (1911): dressmaker
Residence (1911): 16 Moor St., Camborne, Cornwall
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Flora J. S. Bennetts died aged 28 years.
"FUNERAL OF CAMBORNE CHORISTER.The funeral of Mrs. Flora J. S. Bennetts, of Moor-street, Camborne, took place at Centenary Wesleyan Cemetery, on Tuesday. Deceased was a chorister at the Wesleyan Church. The Rev. J. Hubert Parker officiated, and the choir was in attendance, with Mr. F. E. Luke at the organ. The following members of the choir acted as bearers:Messrs. J. Dunstan, H. Jelbert, C. Hill, T. Hawkings, S. Chinn, and T. Williams. The mourners were Messrs. F. Bennetts (husband), W. J. Tellam, Egbert E. Tellam (brothers), T. Haslett, E. Selby Haslett, J. H. Reynolds, W. J. Jenkin (uncles), W. H. Bennetts (father-in-law), H. A. Miller, J. H. Bennetts, J. V. Bennetts, R. Johns, J. Williams, F. Richards (brothers-in-law), E. Williams (cousin), Jos. Williams, W. Pryor, and Arthur Thomas. There was a large attendance of the public, and the floral tributes included gifts from the Centenary Sunday school, Mrs. Gill's Society Class, and Holman's No. 3 Works." 3
Marriage Information:
Flora married Fred Bennetts, son of William Henry Bennetts and Anna Maria Vivian, on 10 Aug 1919 at the Centenary Wesleyan Chapel, Camborne, Cornwall 1. (Fred Bennetts was born in 1891 in Camborne, Cornwall.)
Marriage Notes:
WEDDING AT CAMBORNE.
BENNETTS—TELLAM
At Centenary Wesleyan Church on Sunday morning, Miss Flora J. Selby Tellam, of 16, Moor-street, Camborne, was married to Mr. Fred Bennetts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bennetts, of Enys Road, Camborne. The Rev. T. Turnbull officiated.
The bride was given away by her brother (Mr. Willie Tellam), and was attended by Miss Gwennie Tellam (sister of the bride), and Miss Olga Richards (niece of the bridegroom). Mr. Herbert Bennetts (brother of the bridegroom) acted as best man, and a large number of friends and relatives were at the ceremony. A reception was afterwards held at the residence of the bride's mother, and later the happy couple left for Torquay, where the honeymoon is being spent. They were the recipients of many useful presents.
The Cornishman and Cornish Telegraph, Wednesday, 13 Aug 1919, p. 2
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