Cpt. John Vivian 1
- Born: 3 Jan 1809, Hayle, Cornwall, England 1
- Christened: 24 Jul 1809, Phillack, Cornwall 2
- Married: 11 Apr 1836, Phillack, Cornwall 2
- Died: 1 Feb 1857, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia 3 4
- Buried: Melbourne General Cemetery, Parkville, Victoria, Australia 4
 Research Notes:
An inquest was held yesterday before Dr. Willmot, the City Coroner, on the body of John Vivian, forty-seven years of age, who died suddenly from apoplexy, between Saturday afternoon and Monday morning. Deceased was a clerk in the office of Mr. Barnard Matthews, of this city, and was found dead in the office, about half past nine o'clock, a.m., yesterday. It is optional for the clerks to remain to conclude their business after office hours on Saturdays, and the deceased appears to have done so, as he had evidently been dead for twenty-four hours, or more. Verdictapoplexy."
The Argus (Melbourne), Tuesday 3 February 1857
Marriage Information:
John married Elizabeth Rosewarne, daughter of Richard Rosewarne of Nanpuska in Gwinear and Jane Bawden, on 11 Apr 1836 in Phillack, Cornwall. (Elizabeth Rosewarne was born in Nanpuska, Gwinear, Cornwal, christened on 25 Nov 1811 in Phillack, Cornwall, and died on 13 Jul 1841 in Hayle, Cornwall, aged 30 years.)
Marriage Notes:
John Vivian of Gwinear and Elizabeth Rosewarne of this parish
Married by Licence
Witnesses: Rich Rosewarn, James Vivian
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