Anne BATE

   Research Notes:

In 1851, Ann Bate (18) of Camborne, house servant, was working for Hugh and Mary Allen and their family in Market Place, Camborne.

Ann(ie) understates her age in the 1871, 1881, 1891 and 1901 Censuses.

In 1871, Annie Blight (36) of Camborne, and husband James Blight (36) of Illogan, tin miner, were living in Brea, Illogan. Present were sons (born in Illogan): William B. (6), Joseph (4).

In 1881, Anne Blight (40) of Illogan [sic], housekeeper, and husband James Blight (46) of Illogan, tin miner, were living in Brea, Illogan. Present were sons Willm. (16), tin miner, Joseph (14), tin miner

In 1891, Annie Blight (55) of Illogan [sic] and husband James Blight (55) of Illogan, tin miner, were living in Brea.

In 1901, Annie Blight (66) of Beacon, Camborne, and husband James Blight (66) of Brea, Illogan, were living in Illogan.

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Anne Blight died aged 71 years [sic] (GROE Death Index, vol. 5c, p. 146).

   Marriage Information:

Anne married James BLIGHT, son of Joseph BLIGHT and Unknown, on 26 Mar 1864 in Tuckingmill All Saints, Camborne, Cornwall. (James BLIGHT was born about 1835 in Brea, Illogan, Cornwall and died between Oct 1907 and Dec 1907 in Illogan, Cornwall.)

   Marriage Notes:

James Blight, 29, of Tuckingmill, bachelor, tin dresser, son of Joseph Blight, shoemaker, and
Ann Bate, 29 [sic], of Tuckingmill, spinster, daughter of Richard Bate, farmer

Married by Banns

Witnesses: Richard Bate [brother or father of the bride], Elizabeth Gilbert