Lavinia TYACK
- Born: 1843, Seveock, Kea, Cornwall 2
- Christened: 11 Jun 1848, Kenwyn, Cornwall 3
- Married: 29 Aug 1864, St. Michael's Church, Baldhu, Cornwall 1
Research Notes:
In 1856, Lavinia Tyack was a witness at the marriage of her brother John to Ellen Williams.
In 1871, Lavinia Merrifield (27) of Kenwyn and husband Edward Merrifield (28) of Kenwyn, innkeeper, cripple loss of arm, were living in Kenwyn. Present were children (born in Kenwyn): Edward (3), Laura J. (1), domestic servant Mary Lawry (28) of Kenwyn, unmarried
In 1881, Lavinia Merrifield (36) of Chacewater and husband Edward Merrifield (37) of Chacewater, innkeeper, farmer of 20 acres employing 1 boy, were living in High St. Red Lion, Kenwyn. Present were children (born in Chacewater): Edward (13), scholar, Laura (11), scholar, John (8), scholar, William (6), scholar, Annie (4), Thomas (2), Susan J. (1m), and general domestic servant Cecelia Bray (18) of Chacewater, single
In 1891, Lavinia Merrifield (48) of Kenwyn and husband Edward Merrifield (49) of Kenwyn, inn keeper, were living in Red Lion, Kenwyn. Present were children (born in Kenwyn): Laura (20), John (18), tin miner, William (16), farmer, Annie (14), scholar, Susan (10), scholar, Thomas (12), scholar, Edith (6), scholar, Ethel (6), scholar
In 1901, Lavinia Merrifield (56) of Kea and husband Edward Merrifield (56) of Kea, hotel keeper, were living in Chacewater, Kenwyn Rural. Present were daughters (born in Chacewater): Annie (24), Susie (22), Ada (19), Ethel (16)
Marriage Information:
Lavinia married Edward MERRIFIELD of Chacewater, son of Edward MERRIFIELD and Ann TRURAN, on 29 Aug 1864 in St. Michael's Church, Baldhu, Cornwall 1. (Edward MERRIFIELD of Chacewater was born in 1843 in Kenwyn, Cornwall 4 and was buried on 5 Jan 1906 in Chacewater, Cornwall 3.)
Marriage Notes:
Edward Merrifield, full age, of Baldhu, bachelor, miner, son of Edward Merrifield, miner, and Lavinia Tyacke, full age, of Baldhu, spinster, daughter of John Tyacke, farmer
Married by Banns
Witnesses: James Reynolds, William Henry Hick
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