In 1901 John Vivian, aged 19, born in Camborne Cornwall, [works in] foundry, was with his widowed mother in Beacon, Camborne.
In 1911 John Vivian, aged 29, born in Camborne, fitter at rock drill foundry, and wife of 3 years Beatrice Annie Vivian, aged 25, born in Devonport Devon (mother of 1 child), were living in New Row, Beacon, Camborne. With them was son Frederick (2) of Camborne.
In 1921 John Vivian, aged 40 years 1 month, born in Camborne, steel turner for Holman Bros. Engineers, and wife Beatrice Annie Vivian, aged 34 years 7 months, born in Devonport, were living in Condurrow Rd, Beacon, Camborne. With them were children (born in Camborne) Frederick (12y 3m) and Dorothy (10y 1m).
In the 1939 Register John Vivian (b. 24 May 1881), inspector mining machinery, and wife Beatrice A. Vivian (b. 10 Nov 1885), unpaid domestic duties, were at 42 Condurrow Road, Beacon, Camborne.
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John Vivian died aged 63 years. 3
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BEACON BEREAVEMENT
The funeral of Mr. John Vivian, aged 63, of 42, Condurrow-road, Beacon, Camborne, took place at Beacon Methodist Church. The Rev. W. P. Morris officiated, the choir was in attendance, and Mr. H. Bawden was the organist. Mr. Vivian was employed for many years at Messrs. Holman Bros. No. 3 Foundry, Camborne. Mourners were Mr. and Mrs. F. Vivian (son and daughter-in-law), Miss M. A. Bawden (aunt), Messrs. W., T., and A. Vivian (brothers), T. Keith Vivian, P. and D. Andrews, and J. N. Crowle (nephews), W. J. Andrews and J. Crowle (brothers-in-law), Mesdames W. and A. Vivian (sisters-in-law), Messrs. James Vivian, E. and O. Jose, Mrs. W. Blatchford, and Miss Williams (cousins), Messrs. W. P. Cock, A. J. Hendra, B. Trevarthen, G. Chinn, W. and A. Clyma, W. E. Paull, A. James, jun., S. Bennetts, P. Holman, E. Goninan, I. Vivian, Mesdames S. Veale, P. J. Bagge, D. Keverne, M. Kemp and B. Thomas.....
The West Briton, Thursday, 4 Jan 1945, p. 5
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John Vivian of 42 Condurrow-road Beacon Camborne Cornwall died 30 December 1944. Administration Bodmin 12 February 1945 to Frederick Vivian, schoolmaster. Effects £716 18s. 5d. 4