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Spouses/Children:
Katherine Trestain
- Prudence Katherine Willoughby
- Arthur Thomas Willoughby
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William Arthur Willoughby of Tuckingmill
- Born: 22 May 1851, Tucking Mill by Camborne, Cornwall 1
- Christened: 11 Jul 1851, Tuckingmill All Saints, Camborne, Cornwall 1
- Married: 27 Jul 1880, Wesley Chapel, Camborne, Cornwall 2
- Died: 20 May 1892, Tuckingmill, Camborne, Cornwall 3
- Buried: 24 May 1892, Illogan, Cornwall 1
 Research Notes:
William Arthur son of Thomas Willoughby of Tuckingmill, grocer, and Prudence (baptismal record)
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In 1881 William A Willoughby, aged 29, born in Tuckingmill Cornwall, grocer, and wife Catherine Willoughby, aged 29, born in Tuckingmill, were living in Main Rd., Illogan, Cornwall.
In 1891 William A Willoughby, aged 39, born in Camborne Cornwall, grocer & draper, and wife Catherine Willoughby, 39, born in Illogan, were living in Pendarves Street, Camborne. With them were children (born in Camborne) Prudence C. Willoughby (9) and Aurther T. Willoughby (7).
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William Arthur Willoughby of Tuckingmill, Camborne died aged 41 years (burial record).
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William Arthur Willoughby of Tuckingmill Camborne Cornwall, grocer and draper, died 20 May 1892. Administration Bodmin 1 July to Katherine Willoughby, widow. Effects £3669 0s. 3d. Granted secondly 15 December 1904 to Prudence Katherine Willoughby, spinster. Effects £762 17s. 5d. Granted thirdly 24 May 1932 to Arthur Thomas Willoughby, fitter. Effects £540. 3
Marriage Information:
William married Catherine Trestain, daughter of John Trestain and Mary Harvey, on 27 Jul 1880 in Wesley Chapel, Camborne, Cornwall. (Catherine Trestain was born in 1851 in Illogan, Cornwall.)
Marriage Notes:
WILLOUGHBY—TRESTAIN.—July 27th, at Wesley Chapel, Camborne, by the Rev. J. Nancarrow, William Arthur, eldest son of Mr. Thomas Willoughby, merchant, to Kate, youngest daughter of the late Mr. John Trestain, both of Tuckingmill.
The Cornishman, Thursday, 5 Aug 1880, p. 7
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