Henry Trevenen born 9 August 1801 to Henry and Ann Trevenen;
baptized 20 August 1801 in Ludgvan Parish, Cornwall County.
Henry Trevenen, a bachelor yeoman residing at Treffry farm, Lanhydrock Parish,
son of farmer Henry Trevenen, married 30 September 1845 in Lanhydrock Parish
to Elizabeth Ann Frost, a spinster residing in Bodmin Parish,
daughter of George Anthony Frost, a retired Excise Officer.
They had at least three children born in Lanhydrock Parish:
Henry, Lucy (died young) and George.
Henry, a farmer at Treffry Farm prior to his marriage, had increased his acreage from 150 to 300 acres by 1881. Henry Jr took over Treffry when Henry and Elizabeth retired to Halgavor in Bodmin Parish sometime before 1871. George moved with his parents but later emigrated to the US. In 1881, Henry and Elizabeth lived on Crinnicks Lane in Bodmin.
Henry Trevenen, 81, died 5 October 1882 in Bodmin;
buried 10 October in Lanhydrock Parish.
Death registered 4th quarter 1882 in Bodmin Registration District.
Note: In 2009, Cornwall County became part of the "Cornwall Unitary Authority"
but this modern-day name was never used during his lifetime
© 2018 sameelee
baptized 20 August 1801 in Ludgvan Parish, Cornwall County.
Henry Trevenen, a bachelor yeoman residing at Treffry farm, Lanhydrock Parish,
son of farmer Henry Trevenen, married 30 September 1845 in Lanhydrock Parish
to Elizabeth Ann Frost, a spinster residing in Bodmin Parish,
daughter of George Anthony Frost, a retired Excise Officer.
They had at least three children born in Lanhydrock Parish:
Henry, Lucy (died young) and George.
Henry, a farmer at Treffry Farm prior to his marriage, had increased his acreage from 150 to 300 acres by 1881. Henry Jr took over Treffry when Henry and Elizabeth retired to Halgavor in Bodmin Parish sometime before 1871. George moved with his parents but later emigrated to the US. In 1881, Henry and Elizabeth lived on Crinnicks Lane in Bodmin.
Henry Trevenen, 81, died 5 October 1882 in Bodmin;
buried 10 October in Lanhydrock Parish.
Death registered 4th quarter 1882 in Bodmin Registration District.
Note: In 2009, Cornwall County became part of the "Cornwall Unitary Authority"
but this modern-day name was never used during his lifetime
© 2018 sameelee
Henry Trevenen born 9 August 1801 to Henry and Ann Trevenen;
baptized 20 August 1801 in Ludgvan Parish, Cornwall County.
Henry Trevenen, a bachelor yeoman residing at Treffry farm, Lanhydrock Parish,
son of farmer Henry Trevenen, married 30 September 1845 in Lanhydrock Parish
to Elizabeth Ann Frost, a spinster residing in Bodmin Parish,
daughter of George Anthony Frost, a retired Excise Officer.
They had at least three children born in Lanhydrock Parish:
Henry, Lucy (died young) and George.
Henry, a farmer at Treffry Farm prior to his marriage, had increased his acreage from 150 to 300 acres by 1881. Henry Jr took over Treffry when Henry and Elizabeth retired to Halgavor in Bodmin Parish sometime before 1871. George moved with his parents but later emigrated to the US. In 1881, Henry and Elizabeth lived on Crinnicks Lane in Bodmin.
Henry Trevenen, 81, died 5 October 1882 in Bodmin;
buried 10 October in Lanhydrock Parish.
Death registered 4th quarter 1882 in Bodmin Registration District.
Note: In 2009, Cornwall County became part of the "Cornwall Unitary Authority"
but this modern-day name was never used during his lifetime
© 2018 sameelee
baptized 20 August 1801 in Ludgvan Parish, Cornwall County.
Henry Trevenen, a bachelor yeoman residing at Treffry farm, Lanhydrock Parish,
son of farmer Henry Trevenen, married 30 September 1845 in Lanhydrock Parish
to Elizabeth Ann Frost, a spinster residing in Bodmin Parish,
daughter of George Anthony Frost, a retired Excise Officer.
They had at least three children born in Lanhydrock Parish:
Henry, Lucy (died young) and George.
Henry, a farmer at Treffry Farm prior to his marriage, had increased his acreage from 150 to 300 acres by 1881. Henry Jr took over Treffry when Henry and Elizabeth retired to Halgavor in Bodmin Parish sometime before 1871. George moved with his parents but later emigrated to the US. In 1881, Henry and Elizabeth lived on Crinnicks Lane in Bodmin.
Henry Trevenen, 81, died 5 October 1882 in Bodmin;
buried 10 October in Lanhydrock Parish.
Death registered 4th quarter 1882 in Bodmin Registration District.
Note: In 2009, Cornwall County became part of the "Cornwall Unitary Authority"
but this modern-day name was never used during his lifetime
© 2018 sameelee
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