Grace SMITH

   Research Notes:

In 1841, Grace Veal (35) and husband John Veal [sic] (40), copper miner, were living in Trelowarren St., Camborne. Present were children: Jane (15), Julia (12), mine girl, Samuel (10), mine boy, John (8), Caroline (6), Richd. (4), Geo. (3), James (11m).

In 1851, Grace Vial (46) of Camborne and husband John Vial (50) of Camborne, innkeeper, were living in Trelowarren St., Camborne. Present were children (born in Camborne): Julia (21), barmaid, Samuel (20), copper miner, John (18), blacksmith, Caroline (16), Richard (14), George (12), copper mine boy, James (10), scholar, Mark (9), scholar, Charles (6), scholar, Hannah M. (3).

In 1861, Grace Vial (56) of Camborne, widow, innkeeper, was living in Trelowarren St., Camborne. Present were son Mark (19), niece Jane Quintrall (12) of Camborne, scholar, general servant Jane Hotten (21) of Camborne.

In 1881, Grace Vial (76) of Camborne, widow, confectioner, was living in 19 Trelowarren St., Camborne. Present was granddaughter Edith Vial (16) of St. Ives.

   Marriage Information:

Grace married John VIAL of Camborne Town, son of Samuel VIOL and Jane TRYTHALL, on 26 Sep 1825 in Camborne, Cornwall. (John VIAL of Camborne Town was born in 1800 in Camborne, Cornwall, christened on 27 Jul 1800 in Camborne, Cornwall and died between Jan 1857 and Mar 1857 in Trelowarren St., Town, Camborne, Cornwall.)

   Marriage Notes:

John Viol, miner, and Grace Smith

Witnesses: John Smith [brother of bride], John Rule