Julia's mother died around the time Julia was born.
In 1841 Julia Vivian [Jenkin], aged 1, was staying with her uncle and aunt Thomas & Elizabeth Richards on Union St., Camborne.
In 1851, aged 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, aged 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, aged 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, aged 41, was an inmate in Redruth Union Workhouse, described as a general domestic servant.
In 1901, aged 61, Julia, a domestic servant, is a pauper, with a note in the Census that she was imbecilic from birth.
In 1911 Julia Vivian Jenkin, aged 71, born in Illogan, Cornwall, single, formerly domestic servant, was an inmate of Redruth Union Workhouse and Infirmary, 1 Barncoose Place, Illogan.
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Julia Vivian Jenkin of 1 Barncoose Place died aged 84 years (burial record).
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