In 1851 Ann Tyack, aged 39, born in Camborne and Thomas Tyack, aged 38, born in Camborne, ironmonger & mine broker, were living in Church Row Camborne Cornwall. With them were children (born in Camborne): William J. (9), scholar, Charles (6), scholar, Mary J. (5), scholar, Henry (2m). [Ann's sister] Jane Andrew (32) of Camborne, farmer's wife, and son Zekias Andrew (4) of St. Enoder, were visiting.
Ann the wife of Thomas Tyack was named as a beneficiary in her father's Will (written 1854).
In 1861 Ann Tyack, aged 49, born in Camborne and husband Thomas Tyack, aged 48, born in Camborne, ironmonger, were living in Church Row Camborne. Present were children (born in Camborne): William J. (19), ironmonger, Charles (16), ironmonger, Mary J. (15), Edward H. (5).
In 1871 Ann Tyack, aged 59, born in Camborne, housekeeper, and husband Thomas Tyack, aged 58, born in Camborne, foreman tinplate worker, were living with their son William J. Tyack (29) of Camborne, ironmonger employing 4 men, 5 boys and 2 girls in Shop, Church Street Camborne.
In May 1876 Ann Tyack of Camborne, widow, was granted Administration of her husband's personal effects.
In 1881 Ann Tyack, aged 69, born in Camborne, widow, housekeeper, was living at 7 Church St Camborne. With her was daughter Mary J (35) of Camborne, unmarried, ironmonger's assistant. Son Charles and his family were living nextdoor.
In 1891 Ann Tyack, aged 79, born in Camborne, widow, housekeeper, was with her son Charles Tyack and his family in Church St., Camborne.
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Ann Tyacke of Church Street died aged 81 years (burial record).
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Ann Tyack of Church-street Camborne Cornwall, widow, died 9 August 1893. Administration Bodmin 31 March to Charles Tyack, ironmonger. Effects £5. 3
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