Mary Jane PETHERICK

   Research Notes:

In 1861, Mary J. Tyacke (28) of Camborne and husband James G. Tyacke (26) of Breage, farmer of a 120 acres employing 3 labourers & 1 boy, were living in Trenarth, Constantine. Present were children (born in Constantine): James C. (1), Elizabeth W. (3m)

In 1871, Mary J. Tyack (38) of Camborne and husband James Tyack (36) of Breage, farm bailiff, were living in Pendarvis St., Tuckingmill. Present were children (born in Constantine): James C. (11), scholar, Elizabeth (10), scholar, Mary Jane P. (8), scholar, Kate Ivey P. (6), scholar, and Leonard H. (3) of Camborne, scholar

In 1881, Mary J. Tyack (46) of Camborne and husband James G. Tyack (45) of Breage, forrester, were living in 62 Pendarves St., Camborne. Present were children: James C. (21) of Constantine, blacksmith, and born in Camborne: John J. P. (9), scholar, Howard R. (6), scholar

In 1891, Mary Tyack (57) of Camborne and husband James Tyack (56) of Breage, gardener, were living on Dolcoath Road, Camborne. Present was son Howard (16) of Camborne, plumber

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Mary Jane Tyack of Dolcoath Rd. died aged 68 years (burial record).

   Marriage Information:

Mary married James Glasson TYACK, son of James TYACK and Joe GLASSON, on 18 Oct 1858 in Camborne, Cornwall. (James Glasson TYACK was born in 1835 in Breage, Cornwall, christened on 4 Oct 1835 in Sithney, Cornwall and was buried on 18 Aug 1909 in Gwinear, Cornwall.)

   Marriage Notes:

James Tyack, jnr., 23 of the Parish of Gwinear, bachelor, farmer, son of James Tyack, farmer, and
Mary Jane Petherick, 25, of the Town of Camborne, spinster, daughter of John Petherick, ironmonger

Married by Licence

Witnesses: John Petherick, James Petherick