In 1861 Elizabeth Keam, aged 23, born in Camborne Cornwall, and husband John Keam, aged 35, born in St. Ives Cornwall, tin & copper miner, were living at 19 West Side of Albert St., Camborne. With them was daughter Mary (6m) of Camborne.
In 1871 Elizabeth Kean, aged 33, born in Camborne, married, was working as a domestic servant for Nanny Thomas in Beacon Hill, Camborne. Elizabeth's children were with her mother.
In 1881 Elizabeth Keam, aged 42, born in Camborne, married, charwoman, was living in 4 Dolcoath Row, Camborne. Present were daughters (born in Camborne): Effie J. (15), tin streamer, Annie (13), scholar, Bessie (6), scholar, and lodgers Mary A. Vivian (30) of Gwinear, married, Fred W. Vivian (1) of Camborne.
In 1891 Elizabeth Keam, aged 53, born in Camborne, widow, paper-hanger, was lodging in Wesley Street, Camborne. With her were daughters Annie (22), mine girl, and Bessie (15), mine girl.
In 1901 Elizabeth Keam, aged 62, born in Camborne, widow, was living at 69 Carmarthen Street, Camborne. With her were daughter Bessie Keam (22), domestic cook, granddaughter Ida M. Keam (2) of Camborne.
In 1911 Elizabeth Keam, aged 73, born in Camborne, widow, work at home, was living at 69 Carnarthen Street, Camborne. With her were daughter Elizabeth Mary Keam (33), work at home, granddaughters Ida May Keam (12), to school, and Gwendoline Keam (8).
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Probably the same as Elizabeth Kean of 33 Union St., died aged 85 years (burial record).
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