Mary DOWAR

   Research Notes:

In 1861, Mary Dewar (35) of Wendron and husband Joseph Dewar (33) of Crowan, copper miner underground, were living in Kennap, Wendron. Present were children (born in Wendron): Joseph (10), school, William (8), school, James (6), Mary Jane (4), school, Phillippa Ann (3), Samuel (1), and Elizabeth Williams (20) of Wendron, general servant

In 1871, Mary Dowar (45) of Wendron and husband Joseph Dowar (45) of Wendron, copper miner & grocer, were living in Kenapp, Wendron. Present were children (born in Wendron): Joseph (20), copper miner, William (18), tin miner, James (16), deaf & dumb, P. A. [daughter] (13), scholar, Samuel (10), scholar, John (8), scholar, Elizabeth A. (6), Susan A. (4), and Elizabeth Bosanko (17) of Wendron, domestic servant.

In 1881, Mary Dowar (54) of Wendron, grocer, and husband Joseph Dowar (52) of Crowan, grocer & farmer, were living in Kennap, Wendron. Present were children (born in Wendron): James (26), tin miner, deaf, Phillippa A. (23), employed at home, Samuel (21), carpenter, John (18), tin miner, Elizabeth (16), employed at home, Susan A. (14), employed at home

   Marriage Information:

Mary married Joseph DOWAR, son of William DOWAR and Unknown, on 22 Dec 1849 in Wendron, Cornwall. (Joseph DOWAR was born about 1829 in Crowan, Cornwall and died on an unknown date.)

   Marriage Notes:

Joseph Dowar, full age, bachelor, miner, of Lezarea, son of William Dowar, farmer, and
Mary Dowar, full age, spinster, of Lezarea, daughter of William Dowar, farmer

married by banns

witnesses: William Dowar, William Dowar