In 1861 Caroline Pryor, aged 28, born in Camborne Cornwall, and husband Henry E. Pryor, aged 33, born in Mawgan Cornwall, were living in Dolcoath Rd., Camborne. With them were daughters (born in Camborne): Caroline (3), Mary Ann (1).
In 1871 Caroline Pryor, aged 37, born in Camborne, and husband Henry Evans Pryor, aged 43, born in Mawgan, were living in Dolcoath Row, Tuckingmill. With them were children: Caroline (13), mine labourer at surface, George (8), scholar, Henry (5), scholar, Mary Anne (1).
In 1881 Caroline Pryor, aged 48, and husband Henry Pryor, aged 53, tin miner, were living at 10 Factory Row, Camborne. Present were children: Caroline (23), employed in tape factory, George (18), tin miner, Henry (15), tin miner, Mary A. (11), scholar, John (8), scholar, Elizabeth (4), scholar.
In 1891 Caroline Pryor, aged 58, born in Illogan, and husband Henry Pryor, aged 64, born in Mawgan, tin miner, were living in Tucking Mill, Illogan. Present were children: Henry (25), tin miner, Mary A. (20), fuse factory, John (18), tin miner, Elizth (15), fuse factory.
In 1901 Caroline Pryor, aged 67, born in Camborne, widow, was living at Belle Vue Terrace, Tuckingmill, Illogan. With her was daughter Bessie Pryor (24) of Camborne, single, domestic servant.
In 1911 Caroline Pryor, aged 76, born in Tuckingmill, widow (mother of 8 children, 3 deceased), was with her daughter Mary Ann Tonkin and her family in East Hill, Tuckingmill, Illogan.
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Caroline Pryor of 36 Edward Street died aged 83 years (burial record).
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TUCKINGMILL
THE INTERMENT of Mrs. Caroline Pryor, of Edward Street, aged 83 years, who died on Friday last, took place at Roskear church on Monday. The bearers were Messrs. T. H. Hosking, S. Watters, F. Rowe, J. H. Cock, A. Sloggitt and A. S. Magor. The mourners were Messrs. H. Pryor and E. Tonkin, jun. (grandsons), A. G. Jones (grand nephew), E. Tonkin (son-in-law), J. Jenkin, R. Blamey, J. Richards, T. Eathorne, N. Trethowan and Mr. T. Burge. The deceased was a member of the Wesleyan church for over 17 years and was highly respected.
Cornubian and Redruth Times, Thursday, 1 Feb 1917, p. 5
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