William ROWE

   Research Notes:

In 1861, William Rowe (43) of Gwinear, tin miner, and wife Caroline (39) of Camborne, were living in Treswithian, Camborne. Present were children: daughter C. (18) of Gwinear, tin mine girl, and born in Camborne: Wm. (16), tin miner, daughter E A (13), tin mine girl, daughter M J (11), tin mine girl, daughter E (10), scholar, son Hy (9), miner, Jno. (8), miner, Rd (7), scholar, son P (6), scholar, daughter C A (2), scholar, daughter T (14d)

In 1871, William Rowe (53) of Gwinear, timber man in mine, and wife Caroline (49) of Camborne, were living in Camborne. Present were children (born in Camborne): Elizabeth A. (25), mine girl, Mary Jane (22), mine girl, Ellen (21), mine girl, Henery (20), mine work, John (18), miner, Richard (16), miner, Philip (14), miner, Emma (12), work on farm, Clara (10), scholar, George (8), scholar, Thomas J. (2m), grandson Richard Moyle (3m) of Camborne, father-in-law Richard Rabling (94) of Camborne, widower, formerly miner

In 1881, William Rowe (63) of Gwinear, tin miner, and wife Caroline (58) of Camborne, were living in 10 College St., Camborne. Present were children: Emma (22), dressmaker, Clarinda (20), milliner, George (16), tin dresser, Albert (14), tin dresser, Edwin (10), scholar, Richard H. (10), scholar

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William Rowe of College Row died aged 74 years (burial record).

   Marriage Information:

William married Caroline RABLIN, daughter of Richard RABLIN and Clarinda GRIBBLE, on 25 Sep 1842 in Camborne, Cornwall ¹. (Caroline RABLIN was born about 1822 in Gojegoes, Camborne, Cornwall, christened on 8 Feb 1823 in Camborne, Cornwall ³ and was buried on 29 Mar 1891 in Camborne, Cornwall ¹.)

   Marriage Notes:

William Rowe, full age, of Roseworthy Water, bachelor, miner, son of Philip Rowe, miner, and
Caroline Rablin, minor, of Kehelland, spinster, daughter of Richard Rablin, husbandman

Married by Banns

Witnesses: John Duckham, Richard Rablin