Elizabeth PASCOE

   Research Notes:

In 1871, Elizabeth Thomas (35) of Cambourne and husband William Thomas (40) of Cambourne tin miner, were living in [Bolennowe] Camborne. Present was son William (3) of Cambourne.

In 1881, Elizabeth Thomas (45) of Camborne, widow, dressmaker, and son William Thomas (13) of Camborne, tin dresser, were with Elizabeth's widowed mother in Bolennowe.

In 1891, Elizabeth Hosking (55) of Camborne, and [2nd] husband Joseph Hosking (54) of Camborne, tin mine agent, were living in Troon, Camborne. Present were Joseph's children (born in Camborne): Richard Hosking (25), tin miner, John Hosking (21), tin miner, Samuel Hosking (18), tin miner, Edith J. Hosking (16), dressmaker, Annie Hosking (14), and Elizabeth's children (born in Camborne): William Thomas (23), tin miner, Mary Thomas (23)

   Marriage Information:

Elizabeth married William THOMAS of Bolennow, son of James THOMAS of Bolennow and Eleanor PENPRAZE, on 27 Apr 1861 in Treslothan by Camborne, Cornwall. (William THOMAS of Bolennow was born in 1831 in Camborne Vean, Camborne, Cornwall, christened on 28 Oct 1831 in Camborne, Cornwall and was buried on 28 Sep 1876 in Treslothan by Camborne, Cornwall.)

   Marriage Notes:

William Thomas, 28, of Bolennoe, bachelor, miner, son of James Thomas, mine agent, and
Elizabeth Pascoe, 25, of Bolennoe, spinster, daughter of John Pascoe, miner

Married by Banns

Witnesses: John Pascoe, Grace Champion

   Marriage Information:

Elizabeth also married Joseph HOSKING between Oct 1881 and Dec 1881 in Redruth District, Cornwall. (Joseph HOSKING was born about 1837 in Camborne, Cornwall.)

   Marriage Notes:

GROE Marriage Index, vol. 5c, p. 415