In 1841 John Vivian, aged about 40, born in the county, surgeon, and wife Mary Vivian, aged about 40, born in the county [sic], were living in Townsend, Crowan, Cornwall. With them werechildren Banfield (15), Livinia (14), Julia (12), and John (2).
In 1851 John Vivian, aged 54, born in Camborne Cornwall, General Medical Practitioner, and wife Maryann Vivian, aged 52, born in Devonport, Devon, were living in Townsend, Crowan. With them were children (born in Marazion) Banfield Teague (27), General Medical Practitioner, Lavinia (24), and Julia (21).
In 1861 John Vivian, aged 63, born in Camborne, Licenciate of the Apothecaries, Corn., Regst'd General Practitioner, and wife Mary Ann Vivian, aged 61, born in Devonport, were living in Townsend, Crowan. With them were sons Banfield P. [sic] (37) of Marazion, Licenciate of the Apothecaries, Corn., Regst'd General Practitioner, and John (21) of Crowan, student in medicine.
In 1871 John Vivian, aged 74, born in Camborne, L.S.A. General Practitioner, was visiting his widowed niece Jullia Bickford (43) of Camborne, in St. Hilary.
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John Vivian of Crowan died aged 79 years (burial record).
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VIVIAN.—At Buckshead, Crowan, September 6, John Vivian, surgeon, aged 79 years.
Launceston Weekly News, Saturday, 16 Sep 1876, p. 1
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The Will of John Vivian late of Townshend in the parish of Crowan in the county of Cornwall, surgeon, who died 6 September 1876 at Townshend, was proved proved 23 February 1877 at Bodmin by John Vivian of Townshend, gentleman, the son, sole executor. Effects under £100. 3
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