James Hancock of Camborne
- Born: 1845, Little Trevean, St. Keverne, Cornwall
- Christened: 14 Dec 1845, St. Keverne, Cornwall 1
- Married: 10 Dec 1874, Penponds by Camborne, Cornwall 1
- Died: 28 Jul 1897, Camborne, Cornwall 2
 Research Notes:
"DEATH OF A PROMINENT WESLEYAN.The congregation at Wesley chapel and many of the business and other people of the town will miss the friendly form of Mr. James Hancock who died rather suddenly on Wednesday. Deceased, through his remarkably genuine Christian character won the respect of all men, for there was no swerving with him. At revival and other devotional meetings he was a foremost figure, and was known to be a Christian in deed and in truth. He had for a few weeks been laid aside with an unnatural growth internally, but had so far recovered as to be able to go and hear Mr. Hector, the coloured missionary, on Sunday last. On Wednesday he was seized with a sharp pain, and left his world with a bright testimony behind which will live for many a year." 3
Marriage Information:
James married Jane Trevillian, daughter of Joseph Trevillion of Reskadinnick and Grace Glanville, on 10 Dec 1874 in Penponds by Camborne, Cornwall 1. (Jane Trevillian was born in 1845 in Camborne, Cornwall 4 and died in 1914 in Wellington Rd., Camborne, Cornwall 5.)
Marriage Notes:
James Hancock, 29, of Polstrong, bachelor, store keeper, son of Henry Hancock, hind?, and
Jane Trevillian, 29, of Puggis, spinster, daughter of Joseph Trevillian, miner
Married by Banns
Witnesses: Joseph Trevillian, May Trevillian
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