George Cock of Rinsey
- Born: 1818, Breage, Cornwall
- Christened: 7 Jun 1818, Breage, Cornwall 1
- Married: 24 Dec 1838, Breage, Cornwall 1
- Died: Oct 1881, Rinsey, Breage, Cornwall
- Buried: 16 Oct 1881, Breage, Cornwall 1
 Research Notes:
George son of John Cock of Trewavas, miner, and Elizabeth (baptismal record)
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In 1851 George Cock (32) of Breage Cornwall, tin miner, and wife Elizabeth Cock, aged 32, born in Camborne Cornwall, were living in Rinsey Breage with children (born in Breage): John (10), scholar, Elizabeth (8), William (4), Mary J. (2), James (3 months), George H. (3 months)
In 1861 George Cock, aged 42, born in Breage, tin miner, and wife Elizabeth Cock, aged 42, born in Camborne, were living in Rinsey Breage with children (born in Breage): John (20), tin miner, William (14), tin miner, Mary J. (12), James (10), Henry (10), ag. lab., Francis (6), Joseph (4), Esther W. (3), Edwin (8 months).
In 1871 George Cock, aged 52, born in Breage, tin miner, and wife Elizth. Cock, aged 52, born in Camborne, were living in Rinsey Breage with children (born in Breage): Geo. H. (20), ag. lab., Francis (16), tin miner, Esther (13), assistant at home, Edwin (10), tin dresser, Alfred (8), scholar.
In 1881 George Cock, aged 62, born in Breage, formerly tin miner, and wife Elizabeth Cock, aged 62, born in Camborne, were living on Rinsey Lane Breage. At home was son Edwin (20) of Breage, sailor. Daughter Esther Richards and her family were living nextdoor.
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George Cock of Rinsey died aged 63 years (burial record).
Marriage Information:
George married Elizabeth Sanders, daughter of William Saunders and Anne Jilbert, on 24 Dec 1838 in Breage, Cornwall. (Elizabeth Sanders was born about 1819 in Camborne, Cornwall, christened on 6 Feb 1819 in Camborne, Cornwall, died in Jan 1897 in Rinsey, Breage, Cornwall and was buried on 19 Jan 1897 in Breage, Cornwall.)
Marriage Notes:
George Cock, under age, bachelor, resident of Rinsey Breage, miner, son of John Cock, miner, and
Elizabeth Sanders, under age, spinster, resident of Rinsey Breage, daughter of William Sanders, miner.
Married by Banns
Witnesses: James Williams, John Cock
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