Mary SMITH

   Research Notes:

In 1851, Mary Bailey (26) of Camborne and husband James Bailey (33) of Gwinear, miner, were living in Penponds, Camborne. Present were children: Mary (5) of Callington, George (3) and Thomas (1), both born in Camborne.

In 1861, Mary Bailey (34) of Camborne, widow, was living in Penponds, Camborne. Present were children: James (16), miner, Mary (15), George (13), Thomas (11), David (8), Grace (4), and lodger Elizabeth Cock (21) of Camborne, unmarried

In 1871, Mary Bailey (47) of Camborne, widow, was living in Penponds, Camborne. Present were children: George (23), tin miner, David (19), tin miner, Grace (14), and granddaughter Caroline Bailey (6) of Camborne, scholar

In 1881, Mary Baily (56) of Camborne, char woman, tin miner's widow, was living in Penponds. Present were children: Grace Oppie (24), miner's wife, sons George Baily (33), copper miner, David Baily (28), tin miner, granddaughter Caroline Baily (16), fuse factory girl

In 1891, Mary Bailey (67) of Penponds, widow, was living in Penponds. Present were [grand]daughter Caroline Curtis (26) of Camborne, her sons James T. Curtis (5) and Richard Curtis (3), both born in Camborne, daughter Grace Lampshire (34) of Camborne, married, her children (born in Canada): Henry Lampshire (5), Lulio Lampshire (3), Ida M. Lampshire (1)

   Marriage Information:

Mary married James BAILEY of Penponds, son of Thomas BAILEY and Bridget STICKLAND, on 2 Sep 1843 in Camborne, Cornwall ¹. (James BAILEY of Penponds was born in 1817 in Gwinear, Cornwall, christened on 5 Oct 1817 in Gwinear, Cornwall ¹ and died between Jan 1860 and Mar 1860 in Camborne, Cornwall.)

   Marriage Notes:

James Bailey, full age, of Penponds, bachelor, miner, son of Thomas Bailey, miner, and
Mary Smith, minor, of College Row, Town, spinster, miner, daughter of George Smith, miner

Married by Banns

Witnesses: John Duckham, John Bailey