• Born: 1832, Camborne, Cornwall
• Christened: 15 Nov 1832, Camborne, Cornwall ¹
• Married: 23 Oct 1856, Chapel of St. John, Camborne, Cornwall ¹
• Died: 5 Dec 1899, Basset Rd., Camborne, Cornwall ^{2 3}

  Research Notes:

1861 U.K. Census (called Charlotte A.):

Age given: 28 years
Birthplace given: Camborne, Cornwall
Dwelling place: Basset Rd., Camborne

Present were husband Josiah Thomas (27) of Camborne, mine agent, children (all born in Camborne): Charlotte A. (3), Charles V. (1), George M. (3 months)

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1871 U.K. Census (called Charlotte A.):

Age given: 38 years
Birthplace given: Camborne, Cornwall
Dwelling place: 23 Basset Rd., Camborne

Present were husband Josiah Thomas (37) of Camborne, manager of mines, children (all born in Camborne): Charlotte A. (13), scholar, Charles V. (11), scholar, Frederickk W. (8), scholar, Josiah T. (6), scholar, Arthur (4), Joseph V. (11 months)

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1881 U.K. Census (called Charlotte A.):

Age given: 48 years
Birthplace given: Camborne, Cornwall
Dwelling place: Tregenna Villa, Camborne

Present were husband Josiah Thomas (47) of Camborne, mine agent, children (all born in Camborne): Charlotte A. (23), Charles V. (21), solicitor's articled clerk, Frederick W. (18), bank clerk, Josiah T. (16), student - undergraduate London U, Joseph V. (10), scholar, Albert E. (9), scholar, George L. (5)

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1891 U.K. Census (called Charlotte Agusta):

Age given: 58 years
Birthplace given: Camborne, Cornwall
Dwelling place: Pendarves Rd., Tregenna House, Camborne

Present were husband Josiah Thomas (57) of Camborne, manager of mines, son Albert Ernest (19) of Camborne, mining student

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Death of Mrs. Josiah Thomas of Camborne.

News of the sudden death of the wife of Capt. Josiah Thomas, of Camborne, managing director of Dolcoath Mine, was received throughout the Mining Division with much regret, Mrs. Thomas being widely known among rich and poor, and as a true helpmeet to her husband. Mrs. Thomas leaves several sons, one of whom, holding an important post in West Australia, a comparatively short time ago returned on a visit to Cornwall. Other sons are Dr. Telfer Thomas, Mr. F. W. Thomas, secretary of Dolcoath, and Capt. Arthur Thomas, of Dolcoath. An accident, which caused fracture of the leg for a time, laid her aside, but up to the day of her death her enjoyment of and interest in those surrounding her continued unabated. Mrs. Thomas passed away an hour before midnight on Tuesday, heart affection being the cause of death.

Royal Cornwall Gazette, 7 Dec 1899, p. 4

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THOMAS.—At Basset Road, Camborne, Dec. 5, (suddenly), Charlotte Augusta, wife of Capt. Josiah Thomas, aged 67.

The Cornish Echo and Falmouth and Penryn Times, Friday, 8 Dec 1899, p. 5

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Charlotte Augusta Thomas of Camborne Cornwall (wife of Josiah Thomas) died 5 December 1899. Administration Bodmin 9 January 1900 to the said Josiah Thomas, mine-manager. Effects £449 12s. 6d. ³