In 1812 Grace Pooley was a beneficiary of the will of her brother John Webster of Camborne, who left her a shilling.
In 1841 Grace Pooly, aged about 60, born in the county, and husband William Pooly, aged about 70, born in the county, sh[oe]maker, were in Roskear, Camborne, Cornwall. With them were (son-in-law) Willm. Edwards (25), copper miner, (daughter) Susan Edwards (20), and (grandson) Thomas Edwards (4 months). (Son Richard and his family were living nearby, and Grace's brother George Webster and his family were in the same village of Roskear.)
In 1851 Grace Pooley, aged 73*, born in Camborne, widow, was in Roskear, Camborne. With her were daughter Genefer Pascoe (39) of Camborne, widow, mining girl, (granddaughters) Eliz. Pascoe (13) and Mary Ann Pascoe (9), born born in Camborne.
* Her age is overstated; the only Grace Webster born in Camborne in the late 1770s was Grace's elder sister of the same name who died young.
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Grace Pooley of Roskear died aged 78 years (burial record). Age overstated (see above).