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1846 DEATHS

FEBRUARY



6 February 1846, Friday


At PENGREEP, in this county, on the 27th ultimo, of an apoplectic seizure, which he survived only three days, Collan HARVEY, Esq., in the 76th year of his age. During his long and successful career as a merchant, Mr. Harvey obtained by his industry and enterprise, an extensive connection with the mines and commerce of this county; and his reputation for integrity in all his business transactions kept pace with his rapidly accumulating wealth. As a proof of the high estimation in which he was held by the wealthier classes, upwards of fifty carriages attended his funeral but not fewer than ten thousand of the labouring poor paid the last tribute of respect to their kind friend and benefactor.

At TRURO, on Sunday last, Mr. VINTON, gardener, aged 58 years.

At FALMOUTH, on Monday last, Mr. Joseph EARLE, quay master, and clerk at the savings bank, aged 73 years.

At CAMBORNE, on the 28th ultimo. Jane, relict of the late Capt. F. VIVIAN, aged 59 years.

At TREGOOSE, in the parish of ST.ERTH, on Friday last, Edwin, youngest son of Mr. Wm. UREN, aged 12 years.

At TREWINNARD, in the parish of ST. ERTH, on Tuesday last, Elizabeth, third daughter of Mr. John GOLDSWORTHY, aged 28 years.

At MOUNT JOY, in the parish of COLAN, on the 19th ultimo, the wife of Mr. John MAY, aged 45 years, and Mr. Henry BENNETTS, aged 24 years; on the 21st, Mr James JULEFF, innkeeper, aged 52 years; and on the 25th only six day after his wife, Mr. John MAY aged 48 years.

At BEJOWAN, in the parish of ST. COLUMB MINOR, the wife of Mr, CLEMOW, aged 27 years.

At ST. COLUMB, Mr. Henry HARVEY, aged 73 years; Mr. William ROBINS, aged 72 years; and Mrs. TREGIDGEN, relict of the late Mr. Thomas TREGIDGEN.

At LISKEARD, on Monday last, Mr. Richard ESTERBROOK, sen., a member of the Society of Friends.

At LONDON, on Sunday last, after a few days illness, brought on by an intense application to study, and deeply lamented by a numerous circle of relatives and friends, Nicholas Duncan, second son of Joseph VIVIAN, Esq., of the Roskear and other mines, aged 20 years.

At MAIDSTONE, on the 23rd ult., Trevanion Verman OATES, Esq., surgeon of the Maidstone Infirmary, and second son of Capt. Mark OATES, R. M., formally barrack master at Pendennis Castle.

At PLYMOUTH, on the 24 ult., Mr. J. BLATCHFORD, aged 45 years.

At Barley House, PLYMOUTH, on the 18th ult., Catherine, only daughter of Col. ELLIOT, H. E. I. C. S., aged 5 years.

At GATESHEAD, lately, Isaac RYALL, Esq., Deputy Inspector of Hospitals, and for many years surgeon of the Royal Marines, at PLYMOUTH.

At Ashley Hill, BRISTOL, on the 24th ult., John TANNER, Esq., member of the Society of Friends, aged 67 years.

At DIEPPE, on the 25th ult., Anna Eleanora Lady PALK, wife of Sir Lawrence Vaughan PALK, Baronet, and daughter of the late Sir Bouchier WREY, Baronet, of TAWSTOCK, DEVON.


13 FEBRUARY 1846, Friday


At TRURO, on Saturday last, Mr, William TRENERRY, butcher, aged 49 years.

At PENRYN, on Saturday last, Mr. John BISHOP, gardener, aged 55 years.

At FALMOUTH, on Sunday last, Mr. WHEATLEY, shoemaker, aged 86 years.

At HELSTON, on the 4th instant, Mr. John COLLIVER, hatter, aged 65 years.

At POLDICE, in GWENNAP, on the 5th instant, Mrs. Fanny MANLEY, aged 84 years.

At POLDICE in GWENNAP, on Tuesday last, Mrs. May Ann CURNOW, aged 32 years.

At ST.DAY, on Tuesday last, Richard, youngest son of Mr. James CHYNOWETH, grocer, aged 19 years.

At CAMBORNE, on Tuesday last, THE WIFE OF Mr. ELLERY, brewer, aged 38 years.

At ST.IVES, on Saturday last, Honor, wife of Mr. D. VEAL, aged 47 years; and Mr. James ROBERTS, aged 62 years.

At MARAZION, on Friday last, Mr. John EDMONDS, aged 72 years.

At CROWLAS, in the parish of LUDGVAN, on Tuesday last, Mr. Jacob HOSKING, aged 20 years; and Wm. TREWHELLA, aged 75 years.

At PENZANCE, on Friday last, Mrs. Edward BECKERLEG, aged 42 years; and on Sunday last, Mr. John EDDY, aged 85 years.

At SHUTA, near LOOE, on the 4th instant, Mr. John SAUNDERS, at an advanced age.

At STRATTON, Mr. R. SYMONS, currier, aged 50 years.

At LISKEARD, on Friday last, Mr. James JAGO, builder, the oldest tradesman in that town, aged 76 years.


20 FEBRUARY 1846, Friday


At HELSTON, on Sunday last, John SILVESTER, Esq., aged 67 years. The deceased gentleman was for many years an alderman and magistrate of the borough of HELSTON, and has been long known and highly esteemed throughout the country as a man of sterling integrity and sound judgment; while by those who have the advantage of a more intimate acquaintance with him, his loss, as a kind neighbour, a sincere friend, an unvarying lover of peace and justice, will be severely felt. As purser of Wheal Vor and Great Work mines, his influence amongst miners of the neighbourhood was very considerable and they "One and All," looked to him as their adviser and friend. In every capacity indeed, in which he was engaged, he [...ed] the possession of sound and useful ability, and a constant anxiety to promote the best interest of all with whom he became connected.

At TRURO, on the 10th instant, Catharine, daughter of Capt. DINGLE, of the schooner "Ariel," aged 19 years.

At FLUSHING, on Friday last, Mr. John MILLAR, aged 82 years.

At FALMOUTH, on Wednesday last, Mr. Hannibal HOSKING, aged 65 years.

At VOGUE, near ST.DAY, on Wednesday last, after a long illness, Mr. William BENBOW, aged 52 years.

At HAYLE Foundry, on Saturday last, the wife of Mr. John WILLIAMS, aged 48 years.

At MARAZION, on Friday last, the wife of Mr. Nicholas BOWDEN, gardener, aged 85 years.

At PENZANCE, on Sunday last, Mrs. Mary BOASE, aged 73 years; and on Monday last Mr. Wm. LEGGOE, aged 84 years.

At NEWQUAY, on the 12th instant, Mr. John Samson COTTEN, aged 54 years.

At ST.AUSTELL, on Friday last, Mr. Wm. WARNE, grocer, &c., aged 54 years; and on Wednesday last, Mr. Richard HAWKE, aged 80 years.

At EAST LOOE, on Sunday last, Miss Jane HILL, aged 22 years.

At STAIRE BRIDGE, in the parish of LINKINHORNE, on Sunday last, the wife of Mr. James TREHANE, aged 65 years.

At BOSCASTLE BRIDGE, on Tuesday last, Mr. LANGFORD, sen., aged 80 years, the oldest inhabitant of that village, and father of Mr. LANGFORD merchant.

At CALCUTTA, in June last, Mr. T. J. BROWN, of PENZANCE, aged 28 years.


27 FEBRUARY 1846, Friday


[No deaths listed in this issue.]



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