Caroline VIAL

   Another name for Caroline was Caroline VIOL.

   Research Notes:

In 1861, Caroline Quintrall (26) of Camborne, miner's wife, was living in Trelowarren St., Camborne.

In 1871, Caroline Quentrall (36) of Camborne and husband Joseph Quentrall (45) of Camborne, licensed victualler, were living in Railway Hotel, Camborne. Present were children (born in Camborne): Joseph V. (2), Idolora (6m)

In 1881, Caroline Quintrell (44) of Camborne and husband Joseph Quintrell (50) of Camborne, innkeeper & victualler, were living in Railway Hotel, Camborne. Present were children: Joseph (11), scholar, Laura (9), scholar, Carrie (7), scholar, Charles (6), scholar

In 1891, Caroline Johns (53) and [2nd] husband James Johns (55) of St. Hilary, tin mine agent, were living in Rosewarne Rd., Camborne. Present were Caroline's children: Joseph V. Quintrell (22), tin miner, Lavinia Quintrell (20), Caroline Quintrell (18), Charles Quintrell (16), mathematical instrument maker

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Caroline Johns of Rosewarne Road died aged 56 years (burial record).

Caroline Johns of Camborne Cornwall (wife of James Johns) died 9 Dec 1891, Administration London 25 January to the said James Johns, mine agent. Effects £50.

   Marriage Information:

Caroline married Joseph QUINTRELL, son of Richard QUINTRELL and Mary VIOL, on 13 Mar 1856 in Camborne, Cornwall. (Joseph QUINTRELL was born in 1825 in Red River, Camborne, Cornwall, christened on 16 Apr 1825 in Camborne, Cornwall and died on 23 Jan 1883 in Camborne, Cornwall.)

   Marriage Notes:

Joseph Quintrell, 28, of Centenary St., bachelor, miner, son of Richard Quintrell (deceased), miner, and
Caroline Vial, 20, of Trelowarren St., spinster, daughter of John Viall, inn keeper

Married by Licence

Witnesses: Mark Smith Vial [brother of the bride], John Duckham

   Marriage Information:

Caroline also married James JOHNS between Oct 1883 and Dec 1883 in Redruth District, Cornwall. (James JOHNS was born about 1836 in St. Hilary, Cornwall.)

   Marriage Notes:

GROE Marriage Index, vol. 5c, p. 429