Asenath ("Selina") SMITH

   Research Notes:

Called Selina in the 1851, 1861, 1871 and 1881 Censuses, and called Asenath in the baptismal, marriage and burial registers, as well as in the 1891 Census.

In 1861, Selina Rodda (21) [sic] of Camborne and husband Richard Rodda (30) of Breage, copper miner, were living in 72 Turnpike Road to Dolcoath Stile, Camborne. Present were children (born in Camborne): Mary Ann (3), Richard Hy. (2m)

In 1871, Selina Rodda (40) of Camborne and husband Richard Rodda (41) of Camborne [sic], copper miner, were living in Centenary St., Camborne. Present were children: Mary H. (12), scholar, Richard H. (10), scholar, Elizabeth A. (6), scholar, John S. (11m)

In 1881, Selena Rodda (49) and husband Richard Rodda (53) of Gwinear, tin miner, were living in Cottage behind Trelowarren St., Camborne. Present were children: Mary Annah (22), tin miner, Richard Hy. (20), tin miner, Elizabeth A. (16), tin miner, John (11), tin miner & scholar

In 1891, Aseneath Rodda (60) of Camborne, widow, and children Richard Hy. (28), tin mine labourer, widower, Elizabeth Ann (24), tin mine girl, and John (20), tin mine labourer, were living in 64 Trelowarren St., Camborne with Francis Rule (68) of Camborne, blind basket maker

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Asenath Rodda of Carnarthen Street died aged 66 years (burial record).

   Marriage Information:

Asenath married Richard RODDA, son of Tobias RODDA of Gwinear Downs and Mary UREN of Phillack, on 3 May 1856 in Camborne, Cornwall. (Richard RODDA was born about 1830 in Gwinear, Cornwall and died between Jan 1882 and Mar 1882 in Camborne, Cornwall.)

   Marriage Notes:

Richard Rodda, 26, of Wesley St., bachelor, miner, son of Tobias Rodda (deceased), miner, and
Asenath Smith, 23 [sic], of Vyvians Row, spinster, daughter of George Smith, miner

Married by Banns

Witnesses: John Marks, John Duckham