Elizabeth Rosewarne 1
- Born: 1786, Nanpuska, Gwinear, Cornwall
- Christened: 13 Oct 1786, Gwinear, Cornwall 2
- Married: 17 Nov 1808, Gwinear, Cornwall 2
- Buried: 24 Dec 1873, Phillack, Cornwall 2
 Research Notes:
In 1820 Elizabeth the wife of Captain John Vivian became a beneficiary of her father's will.
In 1861 Elizabeth Vivian, aged 74, born in Gwinear, and husband John Vivian, aged 76, born in Phillack, retired shipmaster, were living at Hayle Foundry, St. Erth. With them was grandson John Vivian (22) of Bristol Somerset, merchant's clerk.
In 1871 Elizabeth Vivian, aged 85, born in Gwinear, widow, was living at Foundry, St. Erth.
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ACCIDENT.—Mrs. Vivian, widow of the late Capt. John Vivian, of Foundry, Hayle, has met with a very sad accident. While upstairs passing from one room to another in her own house, she fell and broke her thigh. Mr. Mudge, surgeon, is attending her, but the old lady being nearly 90 years of age, her restoration cannot be soon expected.
Royal Cornwall Gazette, Saturday Morning, 6 Dec 1873, p. 5
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Elizabeth Vivian of St. Erth died aged 87 years (burial record).
Marriage Information:
Elizabeth married John Vivian, son of John Vivian of Trevassick and Elizabeth Rosewarne, on 17 Nov 1808 in Gwinear, Cornwall. (John Vivian was born on 17 Jan 1784 in Trevassick, Phillack, Cornwall, christened on 11 Mar 1784 in Phillack, Cornwall and died on 7 Jan 1871 in St. Erth, Cornwall, aged 87 years.)
Marriage Notes:
John Vivian of the parish of Phillack, bachelor, and Elizabeth Rosewarn of this parish, spinster
Married by Licence
Witnesses: Jno. Rosewarn, Wm. Rosewarn
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