William PAYNTER of Mawgan Porth

   Research Notes:

1841 England Census:

Age given: 45 years
Birthplace given: Cornwall
Dwelling Place: Porth, Mawgan in Pyder, Cornwall
Occupation: Farmer

Present were wife Mary (35), [nephew] Hercules Rundell (20)

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1851 England Census:

Age given: 56 years
Birthplace given: St. Issey, Cornwall
Dwelling Place: Porth Gluvian, Mawgan in Pyder, Cornwall
Occupation: Farmer of 170 acres

Present was wife Mary (48) of St. Ervan

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1861 England Census:

Age given: 66 years
Birthplace given: Mawgan, Cornwall
Dwelling Place: Porth, Mawgan in Pyder, Cornwall
Occupation: Farmer of 150 acres employing 1 laborer and 2 boys

Present were wife Mary (58) of St. Eval

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1871 England Census:

Age given: 76 years
Birthplace given: St. Issey, Cornwall
Dwelling Place: Porth, Mawgan in Pyder, Cornwall
Occupation: Retired Farmer

Present were [2nd] wife Ann (28) of St. Eval, visitor Harriet Currah (38) of St. Eval, charwoman.

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William Paynter of Mawgan Porth in St. Mawgan died aged 80 years (burial record).

   Marriage Information:

William married Mary HAWKEN, daughter of Joseph HAWKEN and Margery DAWE, on 22 Nov 1826 in St. Ervan, Cornwall. (Mary HAWKEN was born on 28 Jul 1802 in St. Ervan, Cornwall, christened on 18 Oct 1802 in St. Ervan, Cornwall and was buried on 28 Mar 1862 in St. Eval, Cornwall.)

   Marriage Notes:

William Paynter of St. Columb Major and Mary Hawken of this parish

Married by Banns

Witnesses: Joseph Hawken, Catharine Paynter

   Marriage Information:

William also married Ann CURRAH, daughter of William CURRAH and Unknown, on 31 Mar 1864 in St. Eval, Cornwall. (Ann CURRAH was born about 1843 in St. Eval, Cornwall and was christened on 16 Mar 1843 in St. Eval, Cornwall.)

   Marriage Notes:

William Poynter, full age of Mawgan North, widower, yeoman, son of Johnson Paynter, farmer, and
Ann Currah, full age, of Downhill, spinster, daughter of William Currah, labourer

Witnesses: Thomas Currah, William Currah