Julia Vivian JENKIN

   Research Notes:

Born during the 3rd Quarter.

Julia's mother died around the time Julia was born.

In 1841, Julia Vivian [Jenkin], age 1, was staying with her uncle and aunt Thomas & Elizabeth Richards on Union St., Camborne.

In 1851, age 11, Julia was staying with her uncle and aunt Thomas & Elizabeth Richards on Union St., Camborne. (Elizabeth Richards, née Vivian, was Julia's maternal aunt).

In 1861, age 22, Julia was and lodging with [her half-sister] Catherine Dunstone, green grocer in Union St., Camborne. Julia's aunt, Elizabeth Richards, was also present.

In 1871, age 30, Julia was described as a tin mine labourer by profession, working as an assistant in a scullery in Illogan.

In 1881, Julia Vivian Jenkin, age 41, was an inmate in Redruth Union Workhouse, described as a general domestic servant.

In 1901, age 61, Julia, a domestic servant, is a pauper, with a note in the Census that she was imbecilic from birth.

Died during the 3rd Quarter aged 84 years.