Philip Rowe
- Born: 1794, Gwinear, Cornwall
- Christened: 10 Nov 1794, Camborne, Cornwall 2
- Married: 27 Apr 1816, Gwinear, Cornwall 1
- Died: 1874, Redruth District, Cornwall 3
 Orthographic variation: ROW
Research Notes:
In 1841 Phillip Row (40) and wife Marey (45) were living in Roseworthy Water, Gwinear. Present were children: William (22), copper miner, Benjamin (20), copper miner, Phillip (16), copper miner, Nicholas (14), Marey (11), Jane (9), George (7), Elizabeth (13), ag. lab.
In 1851 Phillip Row (55) of Gwinear, copper miner, and wife Mary (54) of Gwinear, were living in Rosevale, Gwinear. Present were children (born in Gwinear): Nichlas (24), copper miner, Mary (21), George (16), Elizabeth (12)
In 1861 Philip Rowe (69) of Camborne, widower, copper miner, was living in Guildford Phillack. Present were daughter Elizabeth Ann (22) of Gwinear, grandchildren (born in Camborne): Thomas Rowe (9), Samuel Rowe (7), Mary Ann Rowe (5), John Rowe (3) and Thomas H. Rowe (1) of Phillack.
In 1871 Philip Rowe (82) of Camborne, widower, was living in Camborne. Present were daughter Elizabeth (28) of Camborne, charwoman, grandsons Thomas Rowe (11), stamp boy, Benjamin Rowe (5), scholar, Richard Rowe (11m)
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Philip Rowe's age is all over the place in the Censuses. Hence it is likely that the Philip Rowe who died in 1874 was this Philip, even though he is shown as having been 86 when he died. However, there is no record, either in the baptismal registers or in the Censuses prior to 1871 of a Philip Rowe born c. 1788.
Marriage Information:
Philip married Mary Hocking, daughter of Edmund Hocking and Anne Prideaux, on 27 Apr 1816 in Gwinear, Cornwall 1. (Mary Hocking was born in 1797 in Gwinear, Cornwall, christened on 1 Oct 1797 in Camborne, Cornwall 4, died on an unknown date and was buried on 8 Feb 1853 in Gwinear, Cornwall 1.)
Marriage Notes:
Phillip Rowe and Mary Hocking, both of this parish
Married by Banns
Witnesses: Jane Osborne
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