Mary daughter of Revd John Richards and Elizabeth, privately 22 Mar (baptismal record)
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In 1802 Mary Richards was a beneficiary of the will of her uncle, the Rev. John Vivian of Pencalenick, who left her 2 guineas.
Beneficiary and co-executor of her father's will, unmarried at the time of writing (1816) and married when proved (1824).
In 1851 Mary Paull, aged 56, born in Camborne Cornwall, and husband James Paull, aged 54, born in Camborne, farmer of 120 acres employing 12 laborers, were living in Rosewarne, Camborne. With them was relative* William Richards (60) of Camborne, gentleman.
* Mary's brother
In October 1859 Mary Paull (wife of James Paull of Rosewarne) was granted Letters of Administration of the personal estate and effects of her late brother, William Richards of Rosewarne, Esq.
In 1861 Mary Paull, aged 67, born in Camborne, gentlewoman, and husband James Paull, aged 64, born in Camborne, gentleman, were living in Roskear, Camborne. Visiting were (son) John R. Paull (39) of Camborne, solicitor, his wife Amelia Paull (32) of St. Clement, gentlewoman, and their daughters Mary C. Paull (2) and Charlotte Paull (10 mo).
In 1871 Mary Paull, aged 76, born in Camborne, and husband James Paull, aged 73, born in Camborne, farmer, were living in Lower Rosewarne, Camborne. With them was grand-daughter Mary Paull (12) of Truro.
In 1881 Mary Paull, aged 87, born in Camborne, widow, was in Basset Rd., Camborne.
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Mary Paull died aged 88 years. 2
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