In 1871 Mary E. Vivian, aged 19, born in Phillack Cornwall, dressmaker, was with her parents in Angarrack, Phillack.
In 1881 Mary E. Miles, aged 29, born in Phillack, and husband Francis Miles, aged 34, born in Phillack, copper miner, were in Angarrack, Phillack. Present were children (born in Phillack) Kate (4), Thomas H. (3), and Francis J. (10 months).
In 1891 Mary E. Miles, aged 39, born in Hayle Cornwall, and husband Francis Miles, aged 43, born in Hayle, miner, were in Angarrack, Phillack. With them were children: Kate (14), Thos. H. (13), labourer, Francis J. (11), Bessie (4), and Will (2).
In 1901 Mary E. Miles, aged 49, born in Hayle, and husband Francis Miles, aged 53, born in Phillack, tin miner, were in Mellanoweth, Phillack. With them were children (born in Phillack) Kate (24), Thomas H. (22), tin miner, Francis J. (20), tin miner, Bessie (14), dressmaker, and William (12).
In 1911 Mary Elizabeth Miles, aged 59, born in Phillack, widow (mother of 7 children, 2 deceased), private means, was in Angarrack, Hayle. With her was daughter Kate Miles (34) of Phillack, single.
In 1921 Mary Elizabeth Miles, aged 69 years 6 months, born in Phillack, widow, home duties, was in Angarrack, Hayle. With her was daughter Kate Miles (45) of Phillack, single, home duties.
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Mary Elizabeth Miles of Angarrack Phillack East died aged 77 years (burial record).
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The funeral of Mrs. E. Miles (widow of Mr. F. Miles) of Angarrack, Hayle took place at Phillack on Wednesday, Rev. C. A. Johnson officiating. Mrs. Miles was 77 years of age, and a large number attended the funeral to pay their last tribute of respect. The principal mourners were: Mr. H. Miles (son), Miss K. Miles (daughter), Mr. J. Vivian (brother), Miss M. Vivian (niece), Mr. F. Vivian (nephew), Mr. H. Miles (daughter-in-law), Mr. H. Tremayne (cousin), Mrs. Goldsmith (niece), Mr. E. Miles (nephew), Mrs. Vivian (sister-in-law), Mr. Goldsmith (nephew), Miss J. Glanville (friend), Mr. and Mrs. J. Glanville, Mr. James and Miss Uren, Mr. C. Harris, Mr. P. Harris, Mr. R. Jeffrey, Mr. F. Bryant, Mr. F. Hollow (friends)....
The Cornishman and Cornish Telegraph, Thursday, 22 Aug 1929, p. 8
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