Grace SMITH

   Research Notes:

In 1851, Grace Smith (25) of Camborne was working as a servant for John Millett*, licensed apothecary, in Market Jew St., Madron Penzance.

In 1861, Grace Smith (35) of Camborne was working as a domestic servant for John Thomas Millett* in 22 Market Jew St., Madron.

* John Thomas Millett was a witness to at the marriage of Grace Smith and Joseph Thomas Williams in 1861.

In 1881, Grace Williams (55) of St. Camborne and husband Joseph Williams (47) of St. Breage, agricultural labourer, were living in private house, Trescowe, Breage. Present was son Smith Williams (17) of St. Breage, wheel wright

In 1891, Grace Williams (64) of Camborne and husband Joseph T. Williams (57) of Breage, retired farmer, were living in Barncoose Terrace, Illogan. Present was son Smith (27) of Breage, stock broker

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Grace Williams, wife of Joseph T. of Barncoose Terrace, died aged 76 years (cemetery record, burial record).

   Marriage Information:

Grace married Joseph Thomas WILLIAMS, son of Thomas WILLIAMS and English THOMAS, on 2 Jul 1861 in Penzance St. Mary, Cornwall. (Joseph Thomas WILLIAMS was born in 1833 in Chyuase, Breage, Cornwall, christened on 2 Dec 1833 in Germoe, Cornwall, died on 1 Dec 1918 in Barncoose Terrace, Illogan, Cornwall and was buried on 5 Dec 1918 in Redruth St. Uny, Cornwall.)

   Marriage Notes:

Joseph Thomas Williams, full age, of Godolphin, bachelor, farmer, son of Thomas Williams, farmer, and
Grace Smith, full age, of Penzance, spinster, daughter of George Smith, miner

Married by Banns

Witnesses: John Thos. Millett, Priscilla Smith