Tentative Tree

This branch of the main family tree covers descendants of Peter Trayes and Ann Matthews who married in Jacobstow in 1771. The tree is continued to around 1900, or the first generation abroad for emigrants. The hyperlinks on descendants' names take you to a narrative telling you what is currently known about their family together with a list of data sources, photographs and any other relevant information. If no narrative exists, the hyperlink "SOURCES" takes you to a list of references for the family.

Unlike his brother Samuel, Peter was unable to write and his surname is entered into the Otterham parish registers in several different ways such as "Treas" and "Trayse". Ultimately his descendants adopted the spelling "Trayes".

The families shown on this tree are confined to those for which there is sound evidence of a relationship. There may be other families who are possibly related. Research is ongoing and the tree will be revised as new data is found. A summary of major changes is recorded in the Change History.

You should note that different interpretations of the information could place the person to whom it refers in another family and the information shown may be inaccurate e.g. it may have been transcribed incorrectly or the source document itself may simply be wrong.

Abbreviations used are listed on the Codes & Conventions Page

				
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17  Peter  = Ann
    c1747  | MATTHEWS
    ?d1783 | m1771 (Jacobstow) 
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18  Joanna  = Nicholas		Eliz(1) = Peter  = Eliz(2) = Louise(3)	        ?Ann  =Isaac			Willm.	= ?Mary		Richard	 
    c1772   | BUCKLER		VENNING | c1775  | DAVIES    SHAYER	        b1776?|WHEELER			c1779 	| ?COAD		c1782
    d1832   | m1795	    	m1799	| d1867? | m1811     m1850              d1853 |m1799		 	i1852   | ?m1810      
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John= Mary    Geo.  Richd Willm  Jane =John    | |	Richd=Ann    John =Eliz  Isaac=Eliz  Willm  Peter Thos =Eliz	|
c1795 YOULDON c1798 c1803 c1808  c1811 CONGDON | |	b1808|WEBBER b1810|HOBBS b1812| ?    b1815  b1817 b1820|REED	|	
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19  	Willm = Sarah  = Jane   = Mary		 Eliz. = Francis	Mary = John   Eliz  Willm  Harriet=Wm 	Peter	Jane	Eliza   Emma = George	Wllm  = Kate 	
    	c1803 | MARTIN   TREBEL   MAXWORTHY      b1812   COLLINS	c1812  HOSKIN c1814 c1816  c1818  |SHAW c1820	c1824	c1826   c1827| CLAYTON	c1832 | BOUCHER
    	d1890?| m1824    m1871    m1873          d1889   m1836 		       m1834  i1849 d.inf?	  |m1844		             | m1851	i1888 | m1854
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20  Mary =Nich.  John   Willm=Mary		Norah  = George    	Peter		Frederick = Margaret	Frances Collins = Elizabeth
    b1825|CLIFT  b1831? c1831|DARTON		b1836? | MARSTON   	c1839     	b1841	  | POLSON      b1844?		| ROBERTS
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    			|  John  Sally  Prisc. Frank  James  Geo. =Eliz.   Bess  Lizzie  Thos	  |				|		                                           
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    Willm Sarah Willm  Fred =Louisa Frank Geo.  Eliz  Wm  =?Revina Eliz  John  Alf. =Isabel   Cath.=Joshua	Norah	  Frank   = Beatrice    Fred. = Jessie 	Lizzie  Norah Caroline  
    b1860 b1861 b1861  b1862|TURNER b1864 b1864 b1866 b1867 BAKER  b1867 b1870 b1872|ANNEAR  ?b1871|EGGERS	b1873?	  b1869/70| JACKSON	b1871 |	?	b1874	b1875
		d1867 ?d1902|m1883  d1931 d1897 d1867 d1919	   d1869 d1871	 |m1902	  	   | m1900	d1891	  d1940	  | m1894	d1923 |	d1927	d1962	d1969
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													  Fred	Frank = Grace	Margery	          Dorothy K.
													  b1898	b1898 | HOWARD	b1900	          b. Thailand
													  d1918	      | m1931	d1944

INFORMATION SOURCES FAMILY OF PETER TREASE and ANN MATTHEWS

Peter Trease is thought to be the son of Peter and Joan Sharp and the son of Michael and Ruth Winter. The following Otterham burial cannot be identified but is thought to be of their first son whose baptismal record has not been found.
i. 08Dec1773 Otterham. John TREASE (COD)
The fact that no baptismal record of any subsequent son called John has been found would tend to make this less likely but :-
1. When children were not well enough to be christened in Church they were often given a private baptism at home followed by a public baptism at church when they recovered. Sometimes the private baptism was omitted from the public church register so if the child died, no baptismal record was found.
2. The Otterham parish registers were unreliable or the information available is incomplete. It is thought that the actual registers were not released by the minister concerned until recently. Similarly no baptismal record has been found for Ann Trays who almost certainly was their daughter.
3. Peter's father named his first two sons John and William in that order and this may have been a naming pattern followed by Peter.

Peter TREASE
1747 c. 29Mar1747 St Gennys Peter son of Peter and Jone TREISE (IGI C020971 and ER)
1771 m. 17Feb1771 Jacobstow Peter Trease of Otterham and Ann Matthew (IGI M023101, ER, and COD)
Banns of marriage between Peter Trease of the Parish of Otterham and Ann Matthew of this Parish were duly published on three several
Sundays without denial by Jas. Venning Curate.
Peter Trease and Ann Matthew were married in the Church by Banns the Seventeenth Day of February one Thousand Seven Hundred and
Seventy One by me James Venning Curate.
This marriage was solemnized by us - The Mark of Peter Trease
- The Mark of Ann Trease late Matthew
In the Presence of us - The sign of Richard Rundle
- Nicholas Cook (?)
1783 d. ??Jun1783 Otterham. Peter TRAYSE (Cornwall OPC Database)

sp. Ann MATTHEWS
?Parents & family:-
Currently her baptismal record has not been found but the following Jacobstow area marriages are recorded contemporary to her marriage
to Peter plus some earlier possibly related records: -
10May1698 Lease Cansford Otterham (CRO AD682/22)
1. Abel French yeoman of Otterham
2. Stephen Matthew yeoman of Otterham
Lease for 99 years or three lives Stephen Matthew, William Matthew his brother, and William Avery, son of John Avery yeoman of Otterham
i. 24Sep1851 Tresmeer. Abel French age 97 of Treburtle (COD)
25Apr1740 Reversionary Lease (CRO AD682/44)
mentions Stephen Matthew of Otterham and his brother William
m. 08Jul1730 Lesnewth. Rebecca Horrell m. William Matthew (per Internet family tree) - children:-
William (1731 Otterham), Henry (1732 Otterham), Uriah (1736 - Warbstow), Rebecca (1738 - Warbstow), Thomas (1742 - Warbstow), Elizabeth (1745 - warbstow)
NOTE: William Hurrroll is Pattacott lessee in 1745 for 14 years and in 1759 William and John Sorrell (sic - maybe transcription error for Horrell)
m. 23Feb1757 Otterham. Richard Mathew and Joan Prest (COD)
m. 17Nov1763 Jacobstow. Richard Mathew and Mary Littlejohn (COD)
m. abt1763 William Matthew and Ann French with children - William father died Treneglos May 1808 : - (Per Internet family tree)
Uriah (abt1763),
Rebecca (b. Otterham abt 1766 c. Treneglos m. Ambrose Tucker Treneglos 04Apr1791 had 7 children 1792-1813 d. 02Jul1852 St. Clether)
Sarah (b. abt1767 m. Richard Chapman bef1801), William (b. abt1768), Ann (b. abt1770), Elizabeth (b. abt1774), Grace (b. abt1776)
m. 27Jun1768 Jacobstow. Richard Rendle and Elizabeth Mather/Mathew (COD)
The Richard Rendle who witnesses the marriage of Peter Trease and Ann Matthew is thought to be the same person who married Elizabeth
Mather in 1768 and is therefore probably Ann's brother-in-law. Other possibly related Mathew references:-
m. 1720 Otterham. Walter Mathew and Elizabeth Clifton.(COD)
1726/7 Will of Stephen Mathew, Yeoman of Otterham (CRO AP/M/1965)

1832 i. 19Jun1832 Werrington Ann TRAYS age 88. i.e. b. 1743/4 (ER)
NOTE: Possibly living with her daughter Joanna BUCKLER.

Joanna TREASE
1772 b. 12Jan1772 Warbstow, Cornwall
1795 m. 18Mar1795 Jacobstow, Cornwall
LINK TO FURTHER INFORMATION

Peter TREAS
1775 c. 11Jun1775 Otterham. Peter TREAS son of Peter and Ann (FMP)
1799 m. 27Apr1799 Launcells Peter TREISE of Stoke Damerel Devon and Elizabeth VENNING (COD)
LINK TO FURTHER INFORMATION

William TREAS
1779 c. 16Sep1779? Otterham. William TREAS son of Peter and Ann (FMP)
1810 m. 19Aug1810 Stoke Damerel. (FMP image & IGI M052421)
William TRAYS (marks) labourer otp and Mary Coad spinster otp (signs)
Witnesses: John TRAYS (marks) Mary Ann Cottom? (signs) is correct but so far no christening found.
LINK TO FURTHER INFORMATION

Richard TREAS
1782 c. 31Mar1782 Otterham. Richard TREAS son of Peter and Ann (FMP)

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FAMILY OF JOANNA TREASE and NICHOLAS BUCKLER

Joanna is the daughter of Peter Trease and Ann Matthews and the granddaughter of Peter and Joan Sharp.

Joanna TREASE
1772 c. 12Jan1772 Warbstow, Cornwall
1795 m. 18Mar1795 Jacobstow. Joanna TREISE of Jacobstow (marks) and Nicholas BUCKLER of Jacobstow (marks) by Banns (COD)
Witnesses: Thos PEARSE, Henry CORY
1844 d. and buried at Werrington aged 72 Jane BUCKLER (Launceston RD 1844)

sp. Nicholas BUCKLER
1849 d. 16Sep1849 St Thomas by Launceston. Nicholas BUCKLER of Trebursye aged 80 (COD)

John BUCKLER
1795 c. 27Dec1795 Jacobstow. John son of Jane and Nicholas Buckler (IGI C023102)
1818 m. 30Mar1818 North Petherwin. John BUCKLER & Mary YOULDON (COD)
1851 Census Globe Cottage, North Petherwin, Cornwall
BUCKLER, John, 55yrs, farming 20 acres, born Jacobstow, Cornwall
Mary, wife, 56yrs, b. South Petherwin
Fanny BUCKLER, dau, 12yrs
STADMAN, Thomas, son-in-law [stepson?], 35yrs, "pensioner," b. Nth Petherwin
STADMAN, Jane, dau-in-law [stepdaughter?] 29yrs, b. Nth Petherwin
1861 Census. Petherwyn Gate, North Petherwin. (RG9/1518 f5 p6 s27/28)
John LANGDON Head 27 Ag Lab b. North Petherwin
Fanny LANGDON Wife 22 b. North Petherwin
William LANGDON Son 1 b. North Petherwin
Jhn STEADMAN Nephew 7 b. North Petherwin
John BUCKLER Lodger 66 Retired Farmer b. Jacobstow, Cornwall
NOTE: m. 28Mar1858 North Petherwin. John LANGDON full age bachelor labourer North Petherwin s/o John labourer
and Fanny BUCKLER full age spinster of North Petherwin d/o John farmer
Witnesses: William Uglow, William YOULDON
?1867 d. John BUCKLER aged 71 (Lauunceston RD Apr-May-Jun 1867 5c 15)

George BUCKLER
1798 c. 28Jul1798 Jacobstow. George son of Jane and Nichcoles BUCKLER (IGI C023102)
?1812 i. 11Nov1812 Werrington. George BUCKLER (BT - COD)

Richard Trease BUCKLER
1803 c. 14Aug1803 Jacobstow. Richard Trease BUCKLER son of Joan and Nicholas BUCKLER (IGI C023102)
1841 Census: Holsworthy, Devon, England
BUCKLER, Richard, 40yrs, blacksmith, born Devon
Mary, 40yrs, wife, b. Devon
Eliza, dau, 15yrs
Charlotte, dau, 13yrs
Mary, dau, 8yrs
Jane, dau, 5yrs
William, son, 4yrs
John, son, 2yrs .... children all born in Devon.
1871 Census: Chilsworthy, Holsworthy, Devon
Richard, 66?yrs, farmer of 4 acres, born Jacobstow, Cornwall
Mary A., wife, 63yrs, b. Werrington, Devon
1881 Census. Vognacott Cott, Holsworthy, Devon (RG11 2265 f65 p2)
Richard BUCKLY Head 82 Labourer b. Jacobstowe, Devon (sic)
Mary BUCKLY Wife 84 b. Werrington, Devon
1884 d. Richard BUCKLER aged 82 (Holsworthy RD Apr-May-Jun 1884 5b 366)

William BUCKLER
1808 c. 31Jul1808 Jacobstow. William son of Jenny and Nichcolos BUCKLER (IGI C023102)
1851 Census: "Northumberland Arms," Hendon Down, St Mary Magdalene, Launceston, Cornwall
William BUCKLER, 40yrs, unmarried, "bullock jobber" [the person who drove the cattle from the farms to the butcher] b. Jacobstow, Cornwall
1861 Census: St Stephens, Launceston, Cornwall, England
William BUCKLER, 50yrs, unmarried, bullock jobber, C.D., born Jacobstow
Maria LANE, 38yrs, housekeeper, born Werrington, Devon
William LANE, 1yr-old child
1876 i. 08Jul1876 St Stephen by Launceston. William BUCKLER found dead in the Parish (COD)
NOTE: Text illegible but age not given.

Jane BUCKLER
1811 c. 22Dec1811 Werrington. Jane BUCKLER d/o Nicholas & Jane (BT - COD)
1836 m. 12Apr1836 South Petherwin. Banns (COD)
John CONGDON otp bachelor (marks) & Jane BUCKLER otp Spinster
Witn: Richard HATCH, William HICKS
1841 Tregadillen, St Thomas Apostle (HO107/134/11 f4 p2)
John CONGDON 40 Farm Lab b. CON
Jane CONGDON 30 b. CON
Ann CONGDON 4 b. CON
Jane CONGDON 1 b. CON
1851 Trebursye, St Thomas Apostle, Alternon (HO107/1899 f297 p10 s35)
John CONGDON Head 54 Farm Lab b. South Petherwin
Jane CONGDON Wife 37 b. Werrington
Jane CONGDON Dau 11 Scholar b. Laneast
Mary CONGDON Dau 8 Scholar b. South Petherwin
Janna CONGDON Dau 2 Scholar b. St. Thomas
1861 Trebursye Cottage, St Thomas Apostle (RG9/1519 f100 p2 s8)
John CONGDON Head 63 Ag Lab b. South Petherwin
Jane CONGDON Wife 53 b. Werrington
Mary CONGDON Dau 18 b. South Petherwin
Joanah CONGDON Dau 12 b. St. Thomas
1871 Trebursey Cottage, St Thomas Apostle (RG10/2224 f117 p13 s55)
John CONGDON Head 72 Ag Lab b. South Petherwin
Jane CONGDON Wife 57 b. Werrington
Johanna CONGDON Dau 22 Char woman b. St. Thomas
1881 Yeolmbridge, Werrington. (RG11/2276 f29 p14)
George BRIDGEMAN Head 43 b. Werrington
John CONGDON Father-in-law 83 b. South Petherwin
Jane CONGDON Mother-in-law 70 b. Werrington
1891 Yeolmbridge, Werrington (RG12/1803 f29 p8 s37)
George BRIDGEMAN Head 52 Ag Lab b. Werrington
Jane BRIDGEMAN Wife 47 b. Laneast, CON
Mary Jane JONAS Niece 17 b. Polyphant, CON
Jane CONGDON Mother-in-law 80 b. Werrington
1892 d. Jane CONGDON age 81 (Launceston RD Jan-Feb-Mar 1892 5c 20)

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FAMILY OF PETER TREASE and ELIZABETH VENNING / ELIZABETH DAVIES

Peter is the son of Peter Trease and Ann Matthews and the grandson of Peter and Joan Sharp.

His daughter Elizabeth married Francis Collins in Portsea in 1836. John Trayes (son of William Treays and Grace Govett and possibly a cousin
of Peter) had married an Olive Collins in Portsea in 1826. Francis and Olive Collins may be related. Peter's son William named a son born
in 1844 Francis Collins Trayes.

Although Peter's son William is baptised in Launcells, Peter is at the time living in Stoke Damerel which is the dockyard area of Plymouth.
Peter is described as a Pensioner at the time of his third marriage and almost certainly joined the Royal Navy.

Peter TRAYS
1775 c. 11Jun1775 Otterham. Peter TREAS son of Peter and Ann (FMP)
1799 m. 27Apr1799 Launcells Peter TREISE of Stoke Damerel Devon and Elizabeth VENNING
1811 m. 4Jun1811 St Mary's, Portsea, Hants Peter TRAYS and Eliz'th DAVIS (IGI M016464)
1841 Census - Portsea Town, Hampshire
Peter Trays age 60 not born in county
Elizabeth Trays age 50 b. Hampshire
Elizabeth Collings age 25, not born in county
1842 November 1842 Electors of Portsmouth, St Pauls Ward
Peter Trayes House Fratton
1843 November 1843 Electors of Portsmouth, St Pauls Ward
Peter Trayes House Coburg-st., Fratton
1844 November 1844 Electors of Portsmouth, St Pauls Ward
Peter Trayes House Coburg-st., Fratton
1845 November 1845 Electors of Portsmouth, St Pauls Ward
Peter Trayes House Coburg-street
1846 November 1846 Electors of Portsmouth, St Pauls Ward
Peter Trayes House Cobourg-street
1847 November 1847 Electors of Portsmouth, St Pauls Ward
Peter Trayes House Coburg street
1848 November 1846 Electors of Portsmouth, St Pauls Ward
Peter Trayes House Cobourg-street
1850 m. 15May1850 St. Thomas Portsmouth Hants Peter TRAYS and Louisa SHAYER (IGI M062512)
Peter Trays, of full age, Widower, Pensioner, Union Road, Portsmouth. Father Peter Trays, Farmer, Cornwall
Louisa Shayer, of full age, Spinster, London Road, Portsmouth. Father Henry Shayer, Pensioner.
Married 15th May 1850, Parish Church, Portsmouth, Hampshire.
Witnesses:- William Read, Mary Ann Reed.
Vicar:- John P McGhie.
1851 Census Portsea, Hants
Peter Trays, age 70, b. Cornwall, England, Head
Louisa Trays, age 31, b. Portsea, Hampshire,
1861 Census. Buckland Rd., Kingston, Portsea. (FREECEN RG9/634 f110 p28 s168)
TRAYES Peter Head M M 82 Naval Pensioner Stratton, CON
TRAYES Louisa Wife M F 41 - Landport, HAM
1867 d. Peter Trays age 88 (Portsea Island RD Jul-Aug-Sep 1867 2b 231)

sp1 Elizabeth VENNING
1770 c. 13May1770 Launcells Elizabeth daughter of Richard and Elizabeth Venning (IGI C026421)

sp2 Elizabeth DAVIS
1841 Census - living at Portsea, Hampshire with husband Peter
1849 d. Portsea, Hampshire. Elizabeth TRAYES (Portsea RD Jan-Feb-Mar 1849 7 125)

sp3 Louisa SHAYER
1820/1 b. Kingston, Portsmouth, Hampshire
1851 Census - living at Portsea, Hampshire with husband Peter
1881 Ormsby Road, Portsea, Hampshire (RG11/1160 f9 p11)
Bridget H. GENNYS Head U Female 74 St Beanderim Parish Of, Devon Dividends Fund Holder
Louisa H. GENNYS Sister U Female 64 St Beanderim Parish Of, Devon Dividends Fund Holder
Louisa TRAYES Serv M Female 60 Kingston Portsmouth, Hampshire Cook Dom Serv
Catherine CANDY Serv M Female 53 St Georges E, Middlesex Nurse Dom Serv
Amelia J. DENHAM Serv U Female 25 Kingston Portsmouth, Hampshire General Serv Dom
1900 d. Portsmouth, Hampshire. Louisa Trayes, age 79 (Portsmouth RD Oct-Nov-Dec 1900 2b 280)

Elizabeth TRAY(E)S
1812 b. 18Oct1812) Midhurst Sussex Elizabeth daur. of Peter and Elizabeth TRAYS (IGI C070841)
1812 c. 29Nov1812)
1836 m. 8Sep1836 St Mary's, Portsea, Hampshire. Elizabeth TRAYS and Francis COLLINS (IGI M062613)
LINK TO FURTHER INFORMATION

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FAMILY OF WILLIAM TREASE and SARAH MARTIN

William is the son of Peter Trease and Elizabeth Venning. At age 19, he was serving an apprenticeship to Thomas Shepard of Stratton. It is not known when the apprenticeship started but it was common for such apprenticeships to be arranged where children were orphaned to prevent the child becoming a cost to the parish finaces. William seems to be the only child of Peter and Elizabeth Venning. It is possible that his mother died young, possibly even in childbirth and that William stayed with his mother's family whilst they were able to care for him. he could have been apprenticed for 14 years when he was 7 and this would have enabled the costs of his upkeep to be born by the master to whom he was apprenticed.
He married Sally Martin in Exeter St. Sidwell in 1824.

William TRAYES
1803 c. 31Jul1803 Launcells, Cornwall. William TREASE/TREAFE s/o Peter & Elizabeth (COD)
c. 31Jul1803 Launcells, Cornwall. William TREASE the son of a Peter TREISE of Stoke Damarel
& Elizabeth VENNING of Launcells (ER - it is not clear whether the parish register gives
the information in italics)
NOTE: Peter may have joined the Royal Navy and son William may have been looked after by Peter's wife's parents.
?1821 Institution: Bridewell, Bodmin (COD)
Date of admission: 07Nov1821
Register No: 3701
Person: Wm TREISE apprenticed to Thos SHEPARD of Stratton
Committed by: John DAVIS, clerk, John VOWLER Esq.,
Service: 6 weeks hard labour until 18th December
Personal Details: 5ft 3ins tall, 19 years old, grey eyes, fresh complexion, red hair
Discharged: 18 December
Behaviour/Remarks: Very well
NOTE1: Age also matches that of William TREASE s/o William & Martha but we know he was apprenticed to a scrivener.
NOTE2: 1845 Will of Thomas Shepherd of Stratton, Smith in H.M. Dockyard (CRO - AP/S/49511845) may be connected.
1824 m. 23May1824 Exeter St. Sidwell William TRAYES and Sally MARTYN (IGI M050511)
1841 Census. Newport Street, East Stonehouse, Devon.
William TRAYS age 30
Sarah TRAYS age 30
Mary Ann TRAYS age 15 b. Devon
John TRAYS age 13 b. Devon
William TRAYS age 10 b. Devon
Nora TRAYS age 5 b. Devon
1851 Census - Pomphlete Farm," Pomphlete Village, Plymstock, Plympton St Mary, Devon.(HO/107/1877 f116 p5)
William Trayes age 47 b. Stratton, Cornwall Head Quarryman
Sarah Trayes age 48 b. Launceston, Cornwall Wife
John Trayes age 20 b. Plymstock, Devon Son Tinplate worker
Norah Trayes age 14 b. Plymouth, Devon Daughter
Fredrick Trayes age 9 b. Plymstock, Devon Son
Francis Trayes age 6 b. Plymstock, Devon Son
1861 Census - 17 Newport Street, Stonehouse, Plymouth, Devon
William Trayes Head age 57 Quarryman, b. Stratton, Cornwall
Sarah Trayes Wife age 58 b. Launceston (?Launcells), Cornwall
Francis Trayes Son age 16, Govt. pupil teacher, b. East Stonehouse, Devon
1871 Census - staying at home of his cousin, Isaac WHEELER at East Stonehouse, Devon
with Thomas CLIFT, thought to be his grandson.
William Trayes age 67 b. Stratton, Cornwall Lodger
1871 m. 14Aug1871 St. Peter, Plymouth.
William Trayes, 67, Widower, Labourer, of 9 Wyndham Street (West), son of Peter Trayes, Pensioner
Jane Trebel, 71, widow, no occ., of 9 Wyndham Street (West), daur. of Nicholas Gardiner Stwd?
William signs. Wife marks. Witnesses: James Drew, Elizabeth Ivey.
1873 m. 20Jan1873 Stoke Damerel.
William Trayes 67 Widower Gentleman son of Peter Trayes, Pensioner
Mary Maxworthy 48 Widow daur of George Knapman, Labourer
Both sign. Witnesses: William Pincombe?, Mary Ann Clark
1881 Census - 3 Adelaide Lane, East Stonehouse, Devon
William Trayes, age 77 b. Stratton, Cornwall Head Mar Coal merchant
Mary Trayes age 57/67? b. North Tawton, Devon Wife
Edwin SMITH age 44 b. Weston-super-Mare, Somerset Nephew Mar Groom
Mary J SMITH age 25 b. Calstock, Cornwall Niece Mar
NOTE The couple above appear to have been marrried 1st quarter 1880 in Plympton St Mary
m 1880 Mary Jane HUTCHINGS and Edwin SMITH (Plympton St. Mary RD Apr-May-June 1880 5b 371)
A search of free BMD reveals following possibles :-
Edwin SMITH b Bedminster Oct-Nov-Dec 1837 11 51 (Bedminster is Bristol - Weston super Mare next town on coast)
Mary Jane HUTCHINGS b Tavistock Oct-Nov-Dec 1854 5b 294 (note Tavistock registration district is adjacent to Calstock on the other side of the TAMAR)
The couple appear in the next census : -
1891 Census. between 94 & 95 Belgrave Road, Plymouth Charles.(FREECEN RG12/1725 d1 f24 p42 s262)
SMITH Edwin Head M M 53 Coachman (Em`ee) b. Mark, SOM
SMITH Mary J Wife M F 34 Cook (Em`ee) b. Gunnislake, CON
In the same 1891 census, Mary Jane`s mother, Susanna, is living next door to George MARSTON, husband of William`s daughter, Nora.
We can trace Mary Jane`s parents back through the 1861 and 1841 censuses to their 1838 marriage.
1861 Census. Gunnislake. (FREECEN RG9/1462 f17 p28 s132)
HUTCHINS William Head M M 48 Ag. Lab. Devon - Exeter
HUTCHINS Susanna Wife M F 42 Devon - Chagford
HUTCHINS George Son U M 19 Stone Mason Devon - Chagford
HUTCHINS James Son - M 16 Copper Miner Devon - Lydford
HUTCHINS Thomas Son - M 13 Copper Miner Devon - Lydford
HUTCHINS Susan Dau - F 7 Scholar Cornwall - Calstock
HUTCHINS Mary J Dau - F 4 Scholar Cornwall - Calstock
HUTCHINS Elizabeth Dau - F 2 Scholar Cornwall - Calstock
TAYLOR Edward Lodger U M 28 Granite La. Devon - Helson
BRADFORD James Lodger U M 21 Granite La. Devon - Exeter
HARRIS John Lodger U M 25 Granite La. Devon - Exeter
1841 Census. New Street, Chagford. (FREEMEN HO107/262 d1 f9 p12)
HUTCHINGS William M 30 Ag. Lab. b. Devon
HUTCHINGS Susanna F 25 b. Devon
HUTCHINGS William M 2 b. Devon
1838 m. William HUTCHINGS & Susanna KNAPMAN (Okehampton RD Jul-Aug-Sep 1838 10 249)
So far the relationship back to William TRAYES is unclear. For Mary to be a niece, one of her parents would have to be a sibling of William.
A more remote relationship to William may be that the John, thought to be his brother, married Jane HITCHINS in 1810.
If the relationship is via her husband then : -
1841 Census. Mark Causeway, Mark, Somerset. (FREECEN HO107/932 d14 f36 p3)
SMITH Jacob M 45 Ag Lab Somerset
SMITH Elizabeth F 50 Somerset
SMITH Jane F 9 Somerset
SMITH Marey F 7 Somerset
SMITH Edwin M 5 Somerset
1836 c. 12Jun1836 Mark, Somerset. Edwin SMITH s/o Jacob & Elizabeth (FS)
1817 m. 19Aug1817 Mark, Somerset. Jacob SMITH, bach. & Elizabeth PIM Sp Wit: Wm SMITH, Sarah COUNSELL by Banns (FREEREG)

1890 d. East Stonehouse William Trayes age 86 (East Stonehouse RD Jan-Feb-Mar 1890 5b 269)

sp1 Sarah MARTIN (aka Sally)
1841 Census - living with husband
1851 Census - living with husband
1861 Census - living with husband
1869 d. Sally Trays age 63 (East Stonehouse RD Jul-Aug-Sep 1869 5b 219)
1869 i. 08Sep1869 d. 03Sep1868 Stoke Damerel. Sally TRAYS of Newport St., Stonehouse age 67 years (FMP Image)
1869 MI. Sally, wife of William trayes , 3 September 1869, aged 67 years (3522/3/57 - Plymouth City Website)
"Sacred to the memory of SALLY beloved wife of WILLIAM TRAYES who died September 3rd 1869 aged 67 years
-- mother a true friend "

Sp2 Jane TREBEL
1871 d. Jane Trays age 71 (Plymouth RD Oct-Nov-Dec 1871 5b 219)

sp3 Mary MAXWORTHY
1881 Census - living with husband
1891 Census - 27 Adelaide St East Stonehouse
Mary Trayes Head Widow age 65 b. Bovey Devon
1894 d. Mary Trays age 70 (East Stonehouse RD Jul-Aug-Sep 1894 5b 162)

Mary Ann TRAYES
1825 c. 22May1825 Exeter St. Sidwell Mary Ann daur William and Sarah TRAYES (IGI C050512)
1841 Census living with parents age 15
1844 m. Mary Ann TRAYES and Nicholas Rodd CLIFT (Stoke Damerel RD Jan-Feb-Mar 1844 9 456)
1861 Census. 46 Fore St. East Stonehouse (RG9/1446 d 4 f 164 p23 s122)
CLIFT Nicholas R Head M M 46 Shoemaker Cornwall - Stratton
CLIFT Mary Ann Wife M F 35 Devon - Stonehouse
CLIFT Thos W Son U M 14 Shoemaker Devon - Stonehouse
CLIFT Sarah E Dau - F 12 Scholar Devon - Stonehouse
CLIFT Emma J Dau - F 5 Scholar Devon - Plymouth
CLIFT Lucy Dau - F 2 Scholar Devon - Stonehouse
CLIFT Norah E Dau - F 2m Devon - Stonehouse
?1870 d. Nicholas CLIFT age 55 (St Thomas RD Apr-May-Jun 1870 5b 61)

John TRAYES
1841 Census living with parents age 13
1851 Census living with parents age 20
Not found on 1861 nor 1871 censuses. His brothers William and Fred went to Australia and new Zealand. Did John also emigrate?

Norah Jane TRAYES
1841 Census living with parents
1851 Census living with parents
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Peter TRAYES
1839 b. 20Jun1839) Prospect Place, St Andrews Parish, Plymouth, Devon
1839 d. 24Jun1839)
1839 i. 30June1839 Plymouth Ebenezer Chapel. Peter TRAYES of Mill Bay, Plymouth age 4 days (FMP)

Francis Collins TRAYES
1845 b. Francis Collins Trayes (East Stonehouse RD Jan-Feb-Mar 1845 9 373)
1851 Census - living with parents
1861 Census - living with parents
1862? Page 500 ... English History (3rd) J69� Trayes, Francis Collins, aged 17, Devonport MI,
Pupil Teacher Arithmetic (3rd) ; English History (2nd) ; Geography (2nd) ...(Journal by Royal Society of Arts p500 published 1853!! surely 1863?)
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FAMILY OF WILLIAM TREASE and MARY MARIA DARTON nee LAPTHORN

William Vener TRAYS
1831 c. 24Apr1831 Plymouth St Andrew. William Venner TRAYS son of William and Sarah TRAYS labourer of Plymouth (FMP Image)
1858 m. 24Mar1858 King Charles, Plymouth. William Vener TRAYES (signs) of full age bachelor Tin Plate Worker son of William TRAYES labourer
& Mary Maria DARTON (signs) widow of 5 Exeter Street daur of James LAPTHORN shipwright
Wit: James LAPTHORN, William TRAYES (sen) - both sign.
1858 07Aug1858 Arrived Melbourne and Port Philip Bay on "Orwell" from Plymouth
Mary TRAYES age 26
William TRAYES age 21
(passenger list)
1858 Victoria Government Gazette - Friday Sep 3 1858
Unclaimed ship letters for week ending 31Aug1858
202 William Trayes
1862 Mar1862 White Hills. 35 unclaimed letters. 21st is for William Trayes (Melbourne 1862)

Sp. Mary Maria DARTON nee LAPTHORN
1830 b. Mary Maria LAPTHORN (Fam. Search)
1853 m. 05June1853 Plymouth. Mary Maria LAPTHORN and William DARTON (Fam. Search - submitted tree)
1858 07Aug1858 arrives in Australia with husband
1903 i. 10Sep1903 Echuca Cemetery (Bendigo Advertiser 11Sep1903)
"Yesterday afternoon the remains of the late Mrs Mary M TRAYES were interred in the Church of England portion of Bendigo Cemetery.
The cortege, which was largely attended, moved from her late residence Echuca St. , Quarry Hill. Messrs T Flood, T McGrath, J Martin
& J. McInerrey were the pall bearers. A beautiful assortment of floral tributes was placed on the grave by sympathising friends.
The Rev. E G HICKS read the burial service. The deceased lady was a native of Devonshire England and had reached the advanced age
of 73 years. She had resided in this State for 44 years and leaves a grown up family of three sons & two daughters."

Wife's first husband - William DARTON
1853 m. 05June1853 Plymouth. Mary Maria LAPTHORN and William DARTON (Fam. Search - submitted tree)
NOTE: Tree states William DARTON died before 04Aug1866. It is not known how the researchers knew he died before then.
Like the previous researchers, we have been unable to find an appropriate burial.
A Merchant Navy record for a seaman Wm DARTON, from Plymouth, aged 23 in 1853/4 states that he died in Constantinople
on 11Feb1855, but we do not know that this was the same Wm DARTON. (BT116 piece 25 p234)
More information about her first husband and his brother's marriage into the John TRAYES/Margaret WILKEY family can be found in BACKGROUND TO DARTON FAMILY.

NOTE: Following 1933 reference to Lapthorne in Plymouth, Devon, UK may be connected: - (NAI 114/42/13)
1933. H Mathews, deceased, Mrs Hilda Mary Perry and Mrs Edna May Lapthorne, sale of 2 Trayes Terrace, otherwise 227 Embankment Road, Plymouth
Also abstract of the title and conveyance for 44 Embankment Road.

William James TRAYES
1860 1 3/4 years old when brother Frederick registered
NOTE: Newspaper report of brother Fred's marriage states that Fred was the eldest son, so presumably this William died.

Sarah TRAYES
1861 3/4 years old when brother Frederick registered

William TRAYES
1861 b. Bendigo. William TRAYES s/o William & Mary Maria LAPTHORNE (Ancestry Reg. Transcript)
1867 d. Bendigo. William TRAYES s/o William & Mary DARTON (Ancestry Reg. Transcript)

Frank Ralph TRAYES
1864 b. White Hills, Victoria. Frank Ralph TRAYES s/o William Vennor TRAYES (Aus BMD Index)
1886 Tuesday. 21Sep1886 (Bendigo Advertiser)
Drunkenness. John Cowles, James Smart, Francis TRAYES and George O'Farrell were each fined 5s with 2s 6d costs
1890 Tuesday. 24th August 1890 (Bendigo Advertiser)
Young man Francis TRAYES fined �20 for damaging a buggy
1914 Electoral Roll )
1919 Electoral Roll )
1924 Electoral Roll ) Frank TRAYES Spring Gully Road Miner
1931 Electoral Roll )
1931 d. Bendigo. Francis TRAYES age 67 Father: William. Mother: Mary Maria LAPTHORNE (Aus BMD Index)

George Vennor TRAYES
1864 b. White Hills, Victoria. George Vennor TRAYES s/o William Vennor TRAYES (Aus BMD Index)
1887 Wednesday 14Sep1887 (Bendigo Advertiser)
The AGM of the Capulet Cricket Club was held at Parker's City Club Hotel on Monday evening last.
Mr G. TRAYES occupied the chair and there was a very good attendance.
1897 17Jun1897 (Bendigo Advertiser)
Yesterday.
Inquest at the hospital touching the death of George TRAYS aged 39 years who died at the Institution on the previous day from injuries received falling from a horse
1892 d. Bendigo. George TRAYES age 33 Father: William. Mother: Mary Maria DAITON (sic) (Aus BMD Index)
1897 Annals of Bendigo
George TRAYES aged 30 from effects of equestrian accident at Strathfieldsaye.

Elizabeth TRAYES
1866 b. (per deaths register)
1867 d. White Hills, Victoria. Elizabeth TRAYES age 1 (Aus BMD Index)

William Venar TRAYES
1867 b. Victoria. William Venar TRAYES s/o William & Mary LAFTHORN (sic) (Aus BMD Index)
NOTE: William is being further researched. The following newspaper references may refer to him: -
1919 d. 01Sep1919 (Barrier Miner - Broken Hill NSW Tuesday 9th Sept 1919)
"TRAYES on September 1st at Exhibition Hospital Adelaide William (better known as "Pomp") the beloved husband of Revina TRAYES
stepfather of Roy, Reg (late AIF) and Geak BAKER aged 51 years of Broken Hill"
Sp. Revina BAKER nee ?
1949 d. 27Aug1949 (The Advertiser Adelaide 27Aug1953)
"TRAYES. In loving memory of our dear mother who passed away August 27t 1949. You left us suddenly your last thoughts unknown
but you left us memories we are proud to own - inserted by her sons, Roy, Reg, & Geak & daughter-in-law Flo."

BAKER, Revina H R, Born 1889 in Broken Hill,N.S.W.,Australia, Died 1891 in Broken Hill,N.S.W.,Australia

BAKER, William Hercules Roy, Born 1892 in Broken Hill,N.S.W.,Australia, Died 1966 in South Australia,Australia
Railway Town. William Hercules Roy BAKER, Beryl Lane, Machinist (Barrier Miner, Broken Hill, NSW Saturday 20 January 1917)

SMITH. On the 7th of October, at Adelaide Hospital, Robert Morton Smith, loving brother-in-law and uncle of Mrs. Trayes,
Roy, Reg, Geak Baker.

Elizabeth TRAYES
1867 b. Sandhurst, Victoria. Elizabeth TRAYES d/o William & Mary LAPTHORNE (Aus BMD Index)
1869 d. Sandhurst, Victoria. Elizabeth TRAYES age 1 (Aus BMD Index)

John TRAYES
1870 b. Sandhurst, Sandridge, Victoria. John TRAYES s/o William & Mary LAPTHORNE (Aus BMD Index)
1871 d. Sandhurst, Sandridge, Victoria. John TRAYES age 6 mos (Aus BMD Index)

Alfred John TRAYES
1872 b. Sandhurst, Sandridge, Victoria. Alfred John TRAYES s/o William & Mary LAPTHORNE (Aus BMD Index)
1883 21Jun1883 (Bendigo Advertiser)
East Sandhurst State School prizes:
Senior Third Class - .. Alfred TRAYES ..
1902 m. Bendigo. Alfred John TRAYES & Isabella Foster ANNEAR (Rootsweb tree)
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FAMILY of FREDERICK and LOUISA TRAYES nee TURNER

Frederick TRAYES
1862 b. 11Nov1862 Junction Flat, White Hills, Echuca, Victoria, Australia. Frederick TRAYES son of William TRAYES, Miner, aged 31 born Plymouth, England
and Mary Maria TRAYES formerly DARTON, aged 30, born Plymouth, England
Married: 24 March 1858, Plymouth Issue, living or dead: Sarah 3/4 (?) years. William James 1 3/4 years
Signed by Informant: William Trayes, Father, Miner of Junction Flat, White Hills
Nurse by whom certified and other witnesses/occupants: Dr Cheyne, Mrs Hutchinson
Registered: January 24th 1863 at White Hills. Registrar: James Eagan WALL (Echuca family History Website)
1863 b. White Hills, Victoria. Frederick TRAYES (Aus BMD Index)
1883 m. 05Dec1883 Christ Church, Echuca. Frederick TRAYES & Louisa TURNER (Riverine Herald Tuesday 18Dec1883)
"MARRIAGE - TRAYES - TURNER
On December 5th at Christ Church, Echuca by the Rev. J. CARLISLE. Frederick, eldest son of William TRAYES of Sandhurst to Louisa,
fourth daughter of the late Frank Theodore TURNER of Echuca. Sandhurst papers please copy 32"
1895 27Aug1895 Mr F TRAYES elected to vacancy at Bendigo Football Club (The Bendigo Advertiser)
1896 02Oct1896 (Bendigo Advertiser)
"Frederick TRAYES a respectably dressed young man was brought before ..
Edwd HAWLEY grocer said accused had been in his employ since last February ..
Mr Cohen said the case was one of the most pitiful that had come under his notice ..
Accused's wife early in the year had taken to drink, afterwards disgracing him and leaving him saddled with debt .."
Given a three month sentence.
1896 Trayes Fredk., Embezzlement (Victoria Police Gazette Index)
1897 09Jan1897 Prisoners Discharged. Fredk. TRAYES (Victoria Police Gazette Index)
1902 ?d. 18Sep1902 Laverton. (THE WEST AUSTRALIAN, KALGOORLIE MINER Friday 19Sep1902)
SUPPOSED SUICIDE. A LAVERTON CASE. Laverton, September 18th
"A man named Fred TRAYES was found dead near Laverton today . . .
'Freddy' TRAYES, as he was popularly known, had been a resident of the northern goldfields for some five or six years
and was heartily liked."
1902 i. Laverton Cemetery. Reg district. Mt Margaret. Reg. No. 1548/02. Burial no. 15 Row A15. Aged 43.

Sp. Louisa TURNER
1864 b.12Nov1864 Yanko Creek, Yass, NSW, AUS. Louisa TURNER d/o F. TURNER (INET family tree - source unknown so unverified)
1899 Tuesday 15th August 1899 (Bendigo Advertiser)
CITY POLICE COURT
Importuning - Louisa TRAYES was charged with objectionable behaviour. Constable Davidson gave evidence regarding accused's
behaviour on Saturday night, and said he had known her for the last four years. She was a bad character. In reply to Mr Kirby who
appeared for the accused, the constable stated that she had once before been charged with the same offence. Accused: I have not: it is
not true. Mr Kirby: She was charged with insulting behaviour. The constable: I thought it was for the same offence. Mr Kirby contended
that there was no evidence she was importuning as the constable had not heard accused say anything. The bench discharged accused.

Frederick William Theo TRAYES
1885 i. 1885 Echuca, Victoria, Australia. Frederick William Theo TRAYES 4 months(Echuca cemetery trust)

?Ruby May TRAYES
1886 b. Echuca, Victoria, Australia. Ruby May TRAYES (MUNDIA website)
1903 m. Alfred JACOBS (MUNDIA website)

Frank Leslie TRAYES
1888 b./d. Echuca, Victoria, Australia. Frank Leslie TRAYES (MUNDIA website)
1888 i. Echuca Cemetery. Frank Leslie TRAYES. (Echuca Cemetery Website)

Herbert William TRAYES
1891 b./d. Echuca, Victoria, Australia. Herbert William TRAYES (MUNDIA website)

NOTE: The MUNDIA references do not give a source and are temporarily added pending further investigation/substantiation.

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FAMILY of ALFRED JOHN and ISABELLA TRAYES nee ANNEAR
Alfred John TRAYES
1872 b. Sandhurst, Sandridge, Victoria. Alfred John TRAYES s/o William & Mary LAPTHORNE (Aus BMD Index)
1883 21Jun1883 (Bendigo Advertiser)
East Sandhurst State School prizes:
Senior Third Class - .. Alfred TRAYES ..
1902 m. Bendigo. Alfred John TRAYES & Isabella Foster ANNEAR (Rootsweb tree)
1914 Electoral Roll
Alfred John TRAYES Echuca Street, Quarry Hill Blacksmith
Isabella TRAYES Echuca Street, Quarry Hill Home duties
1918 Thurs. 18Apr1918 (Bendigonian)
Monday afternoon. Fatal accident. Deceased went to 1719ft level with Alfred Trayes engaged as a platman.
1919 & 1924 Electoral Rolls
Alfred John TRAYES 40 Echuca Street, Quarry Hill Blacksmith
Isabella TRAYES 40 Echuca Street, Quarry Hill Home duties
1931 Electoral Roll
Alfred John TRAYES Solomons Hill, Bendigo Draper
1940 d. 09Sep1940 Bendigo. Alfred John TRAYES (Rootsweb tree)
1940 d. Bendigo. Alfred John TRAYES age 72 (Aus BMD Index)

Sybil TRAYES
1911. Wednesday 4th October 1911 (The Colac Herald)
While a little girl named Sybil TRAYES, whose parents reside at Quarry Hill, Bendigo, was playing with her elder brother, the latter
picked up a pea rifle, and as he did so the weapon accidentally went off, the pellet lodging in the girls right cheek,
just below the eye. The wound was attended to by Dr WALSH.

Alfred William TRAYES
1904 b. 26Jun1904 Bendigo, Victoria, Australia.
1928 m. 02Jun1928 Bendigo, Victoria, Australia. Alfred William TRAYES & Ellen Harriett WILLIAMS (b. 21Sep1897 Kangaroo Flat, Victoria)
1992 d. 17Jan1992 Bendigo, Victoria, Australia.
Sp. Ellen Harriet WILLIAMS(Ancestry Web Tree)

NOTE: The Ancestry web tree entries are not original sources and will be further investigated/researched.

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FAMILY of FREDERICK PETER and MARGARET TRAYES nee POLSON

The following newspaper obituary written in 1904 summarises Fred's life :-
"Our Waitahuna correspondent writes: -
I regret to record the death of Mr F. Trayes which took place somewhat suddenly at his residence, Waitahuna Gully, about 3 a.m. on Monday morning (August 1st). Mr Trayes was a native of Devonshire, England, and when a very young man went out to Victoria in the early days of the goldfields in that colony. After following up gold mining for some years, he eventually left for New Zealand, where he arrived in 1863. Finding his way to the Tuapeka goldfields and still following his avocation of mining he settled down at the Blue Spur and remained there for 20 years, working part of that time in Hales' and Hindes' claim and part in another claim of which he was a shareholder. He afterwards sold his interest in the Spur claim and bought a share in Ferris and party's claim at Waitahuna Gully where he shifted with his wife and family. He retained his interest in that claim up to the time of his death. Mr Trayes was of a genial cheery nature, honest and straightforward in his dealings, and was highly respected throughout his whole neighbourhood. The deceased, who has been in failing health for over five years, was a resident of the Gully for 21 years. He was 62 years of age and leaves a wife and a married daughter to mourn their loss." (Tuapeka Times 3 hereturikoka 1904)

Fred's age at death and the description in the obituary exactly fit that of Frederick Peter Trayes, the son of William and Sally TRAYES nee MARTIN and grandson of Peter and Elizabeth TREAS nee VENNING who was baptised in St Andrew's church, Plymouth in August 1841.

Fred's brother William and his wife emigrated to Australia shortly after they married at King Charles church, Plymouth in March 1858, and it is surmised that Fred either accompanied them or followed them closely afterward.

Frederick Peter TRAYES
1841 b. Plymstock, Devon. (East Stonehouse RD Apr-May-Jun 1841)
1841 c. 15Aug1841 Plymouth St Andrew. Frederick Peter TREAYS s/o William and Sarah, labourer of Newport St. Stonehouse (FMP Image)
1851 Census - living with parents.
1864 (Otago Daily Times - 02Jun1864)
Unclaimed letters - Frederick TRAYES
1864 (Otago Daily Times - 13Aug1864)
SWITZERS - Frederick TRAYES
1869 m. 25Sep1869 Knox Church, Otago, Dunedin, Nz. Frederick TRAYES of full age and Margaret POLSON of full age
?1899 09Jan1899 Melbourne. Arrival of ship "Talue" from Dunedin with passenger Mr TRAYES.
NOTE: To be investigated - may be Fred going to visit his brother William in Bendigo, Victoria, Australia.
1904 (Tuapeka Times 03Aug1904)
TRAYES - On August 1st at Waitahuna Gully, Frederick, the beloved husband of Margaret TRAYES and father of Mrs EGGERS of Macraes ; age 63 years.
The funeral will take place To-day (Wednesday) at 2 p.m.

Margaret POLSON
1908 (Otago Daily Times - 27Jul1908)
The Waitahuna correspondent of the Tuapeka Times records the death of Mrs TRAYES, a very old and highly esteemed resident of Waitahuna Gully,
which occurred on Friday morning. The deceased who was 71 years of age had been a resident of the Dominion for 47 years. For a number of years
she lived with her husband, the late Frederick Trayes, on the Blue Spur, afterwards settling in Waitahuna Gully.

Catherine Isabella TRAYES
?1871 At Blue Spur on May 10th the wife of Mr Frederick TRAYES of a daughter (Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 171, 18May1871 p4)
1881 31Dec1881 Blue Spur School examination (Tuapeka Times issue 802)
Standard IV. Catherine TRAYES 177
1894 (Otago Daily Times 22Feb1894)
Passed D. - Otago : Catherine Isabella TRAYES
1900 m. 26Sep1900 Waitahuna, Nz. Joshua Harry EGGERS aged 26 & Catherine Isabella TRAYES aged 27 20/4/3
(transcript of Waitahuna Parish marriage register)

Norah Elizabeth TRAYES

1891 (Otago Witness - 28May1891 - obituaries)
TRAYES - On the 22nd May at Dunedin Hospital, Norah Elizabeth, second daughter of Frederick TRAYES of Waitahuna Gully, aged 17 years.

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FAMILY OF GEORGE MARSTON and NORAH TRAYES

Norah Jane TRAYES
1841 Census Nora Trays, age 5, b. Devon, England, living with parents at East Stonehouse, Devon.
1851 Census Norah Trayes, age 14, b. Plymouth, Devon, Daughter living with parents at Plymstock, Devon
1856 m. 13Apr1856 Plymouth Charles.Norah Jane TRAYES of 5 Green St., d/o William TRAYES, Quarryman (signs)
& George MARSTON, ofa, bachelor, seaman of HMS Calcutta s/o George MARSTON, pensioner
Witnesses: William TRAYES, Sarah TRAYES (both sign)
1856 m. Norah Jane TRAYES & George MARSTON (Plymouth RD Apr-May-Jun 1856 5b 401)
1861 Census. 17 Newport St, East Stonehouse
Norah MARSTON head mar 24 b Plymouth
John son 4 months b STonehouse
Mary CLIFT visitor unm 16 dressmaker b Stonehouse
1871 Census. Brownlaw St., ??East Stonehouse
Norah J Marston head 35 wife of a gunner RN Artillery (Transcribed as Rorah)
John 10
Sally 9
Priscilla 5
Frank 4
James 1
1881 Census. 1 Navy Bower, East Stonehouse
George Marston 54 lab HM dockyard b Plymouth
Norah J wife 44
Sally M 18
Perscilla S 15
George Tor F ? 11
bessie 7
Lizzie 4
Thomas 2
1885 d. Norah MARSTON, age 49 (Plymouth RD Oct-Nov-Dec 1885)

sp. George Marston

1826 b. 30Jun1826 Plymouth (per RN records)
1866 Admiralty: Royal Navy, Royal Marines, Coastguard and related services: Officers' and Ratings' Service Records (Series II) ADM 29/72/93
Age on entry: [Not Given]; Dates served: [Not Given]; Date and Type of Application: Whitehall 23 March 1866.
See also ADM 139/278 CS 27707
George MARSTON; Rating; Born: 30 June 1826, Plymouth, Devon; Age on entry: [Not Given]; Dates served: [Not Given]
1881 Census at 1, Navy Bower East Stonehouse, aged 54, lab HM dockyard b Plymouth)
1891 Census. Plymouth, St Andrew. (RG12/1732 f30 p54 s397)
MARSTON George Head M M 64 Living On His Own Means b. Plymouth
MARSTON Elizabeth Wife M F 52 b. Plymouth
MARSTON Maud Dau - F 13 Scholar b. Stonehouse
MARSTON Thomas Son - M 12 Scholar b. Stonehouse
Next-door is : -
HUTCHINGS Susanna Head W F 72 Living On Parish Pay b. Gunnislake, CON
This lady may be related to the Mary Jane HUTCHINGS b. Gunnislake in 1857, described as niece of William TREASE (b.1803) in 1881 census.
1861 Census. Gunnislake. (FREECEN RG9/1462 f17 p28 s132)
HUTCHINS William Head M M 48 Ag. Lab. Devon - Exeter
HUTCHINS Susanna Wife M F 42 Devon - Chagford
HUTCHINS George Son U M 19 Stone Mason Devon - Chagford
HUTCHINS James Son - M 16 Copper Miner Devon - Lydford
HUTCHINS Thomas Son - M 13 Copper Miner Devon - Lydford
HUTCHINS Susan Dau - F 7 Scholar Cornwall - Calstock
HUTCHINS Mary J Dau - F 4 Scholar Cornwall - Calstock
HUTCHINS Elizabeth Dau - F 2 Scholar Cornwall - Calstock
TAYLOR Edward Lodger U M 28 Granite La. Devon - Helson
BRADFORD James Lodger U M 21 Granite La. Devon - Exeter
HARRIS John Lodger U M 25 Granite La. Devon - Exeter
1841 Census. New Street, Chagford. (FREEMEN HO107/262 d1 f9 p12)
HUTCHINGS William M 30 Ag. Lab. b. Devon
HUTCHINGS Susanna F 25 b. Devon
HUTCHINGS William M 2 b. Devon
1838 m. William HUTCHINGS & Susanna KNAPMAN (Okehampton RD Jul-Aug-Sep 1838 10 249)

1894 d. George MARSTON age 67 (Plymouth RD Jan-Feb-Mar 1894)

John Wiliam Frederick
1860 b. 1860 East Stonehouse RD Jan-Feb-Mar 5b 275)
1861 Census 17 Newport St - aged 4 mos b Stonehouse
1871 Census Brownlaw St East Stonehouse aged 10 yrs
1881 Census R.N. Vessel "Agincourt" William MARSTON, A.B. seaman, 21yrs, single
(NOTE does not appear on 1891 nor 1901 censuses)

Sally Martin
1862 b Dec Qtr 1862 5b 302
1871 Census Brownlaw St East Stonehouse - 9 b East Stonehouse
1881 Census 1 Navy Bower East Stonehouse, 18

Priscilla Shoebrook
1866 b. Priscilla Shoebrook MARSTON (East Stonehouse RD Jan-Feb-Mar 1866 5b 328)
1883 d. Priscilla Shoebrook MARSTON (East Stonehouse Rd Jan-Feb-Mar 1883)

Frank Collins
1868 b. East Stonehouse (East Stonehouse RD Jan-Feb-Mar 1868 5b 314)
1871 Census Brownlaw St East Stonehouse, age 4

James
1871 Census Brownlaw St East Stonehouse, age 1

George Thomas
1870 b. East Stonehouse (East Stonehouse RD 1870 East Stonehouse 5b 309)
1881 Census 1 Navy Bower East Stonehouse, age 11
1891 m. East Stonehouse Elizabeth Wilcox(East Stonehouse RD Oct_Nov-Dec 1891)
?1894 b. & d. Norah Emily Marston (Plymouth RD Jan-Feb-Mar 1894)
1901 census Keymouth, Plymouth, Devon 'mason's labourer, 31yrs, born East Stonehouse, Devon
Martha Emily (nee SLEEMAN), wife, 29yrs, born Plymouth, Devon
Norine, dau, 6yrs "
Florence K, dau, 4yrs "
George H, son, 2yrs "

Bessie
1873 b. East Stonehouse (East Stonehouse RD Apr-May-Jun 1873 5b 301
1881 Census 1 Navy Bower East Stonehouse, age 7

Lizzie
1881 Census 1 Navy Bower East Stonehouse,age 4

Thomas Charles
1879 b. East Stonehouse (East Stonehouse RD Jan=Feb-Mar 1879 5b 331)
1881 Census 1 Navy Bower East Stonehouse, age 2

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FAMILY OF Francis Collins TRAYES and Elizabeth ROBERTS
Francis Collins TRAYES
1844 b. 1844/5 East Stonehouse, Devon.
1845 TRAYES, Francis Collins, 1845, March, Births, East Stonehouse, Devon
1851 Census Francis Trayes, age 6 , Stonehouse, Devon, England, Son, Plymstock , Devon.
1861 Census Francis Trayes, a. 16, Stonehouse, Devon, England, Son, East Stonehouse , Devon.
1862? Page 500 ... English History (3rd) J69� Trayes, Francis Collins, aged 17, Devonport MI,
Pupil Teacher� Arithmetic (3rd) ; English History (2nd) ; Geography (2nd) ...(Journal by Royal Society of Arts p500 published 1853!! surely 1863?)
1868 m. Islington Francis Collins Trayes and Elizabeth Roberts (Islington Rd Oct-Nov-Dec 1868 1b 427)
1881 Census Francis C. Trayes, age 36, Stonehouse, Devon, England, Head, 15 Richmond Rd, Islington, London, England.
1889 d. 1May1889 Trayes, Francis Collins, 1889, (Islington RD Apr-May-June 1869)
1889 w. probate 15Jun1889 �902 Francis Collins Trays of 22 Richmond Court Barnsbury Middx d. 1May1889, sole Executor Elizabeth Trayes, widow, the relict
sp. Elizabeth ROBERTS
1881 Census Elizabeth Trayes, age 39, b. Lambeth, Surrey, England, Wife, 15 Richmond Rd, Islington, London, England.
1891 Census Elizabeth Trayes, age 49, Lambeth, London, England, Head, Islington , London.
1901 Census. 10 Upper Hornsey Rise, London. (RG13/165 f5 p2)
Elizabeth Trayes, Head, 59, Living on own means, b. Lambeth, London
Lizzie Maud Trayes, Daur, 27, Savings bank Clerk, b. Islington, London
Norah Caroline Trayes, Daur, 25, Secondary School Teacher, b. Islington, London
Annie Katherine WHELAN, 26 General Servant (Domestic), b. Islington, London

Frank Ernest Albert TRAYES
1869 b. 22Nov1869 Trayes, Frank Ernest Albert, son of Francis Collins Trayes, schoolmaster of Barnsbury, London and Elizabeth Roberts. Born at Barnsbury, Nov 22 1869
(Biographical history of Gonville & Gaius College 1349 - 1897 John Venn & Fiona Booth pub 1998)
1881 Census Frank E.A. Trayes, age 11, Islington, Middlesex, England, Son, 15, Richmond Rd, Islington, London, England.
1888 On 1st October 1888 admitted to Caius College, Cambridge (Alumni of Cambridge)
1891 Census Trayes, Frank E A, age 21, Islington, London, England, Son, Islington, London.
1894 m. Frank Ernest A TRAYES & Beatrice Louisa JACKSON (Sevenoaks RD Jul-Aug-Sep 1894 1174)
1900 49 .... Trayes, Frank E.A. (from Royal Blue Book - address book published 1900)
1900 Around this date FEA TRAYES was author of many translations of Roman Authors - Livy, Tacitus etc
1905 (From admission register to St Pauls School by Robert Barlow Gardiner - 1906 - 537 pages)
Page 476 Frank Ernest Albert Trayes (1905). Born 1869 ; educated at the City of London School ; Scholar of Gonville ...
1918 TRAYES, FEA, MA, The Gables, Dee Fords Avenue, Chester (Proceedings of the Classical Association)
1933 and earlier appears regularly in the Proceedings of the Classical Association
Inspector of Secondary Schools from 1905 to 1931 and prior to that Assistant Master at St Pauls School
1940 d. Frank E A TRAYES age 70 (Cambridge RD Apr-May-Jun 1940)
1940 The London Gazette 06Sep1940 p5421 re Frank Ernest Albert TRAYES deceased
Notice is hereby given for all persons having claims against the estate of Frank Ernest Albert Trayes late of 252 Hills Road Cambridge
who died on 20th day of June 1940 and whose Will (with eight codicils) was proved on the 14th day of August 1940 by Frank Hubert Jackson
Trayes, Bernard Leslie Pewtress and Harold Reason Pyke the executors therein named ...

Sp. Beatrice Louisa JACKSON
1929 d. Beatrice L TRAYES age 59 (Cambridge RD Jul-Aug-Sep 1929 3b 428)

Frederick Kenneth Jackson TRAYES
1898 b. Frederic Kenneth J TRAYES (Fulham RD Apr-May-Jun 1898 1a 297)
1914-18 History of the Cheshire Regiment by Arthur Crookenden p 236 - World War, 1914-1918 - 1938 - 358 pages Trayes, Frederic Kenneth, Jackson,
1914-1918 25th Division in France and Flanders by Thomas Malcolm Harvey Kincaid-Smith - World War, 1914-1918 - 1919 - 429 pages Page 191 FKJ Trayes. Lieut.
1914-1918 Sec Lt F K J TRAYES, 11th Cheshire is one of the names that appears in the War Memorial, Town Hall, Chester, Cheshire
1914-1922 Long Service Papers etc. Frederick Kenneth Jackson TRAYES (NAI WO 339/82156, wo 372/20/72537)
1918 Killed in action (France) March 23rd 1918 (Register of Aldenham School 1928)
Page 129 Son of Frank Ernest Albert Trayes, HM Inspector of Secondary Schools, of Cambridge.
... Trayes, Frederick Kenneth Jackson, Sept. ign-Dec. 1916. Son of Frank Ernest Albert Trayes.
Cricket Eleven 1915�1916. Exhibitioner. Scholar of Pemb. .

Frank Hubert Jackson TRAYES
1898 b. Frank Hubert J TRAYES (Fulham RD Apr-May-Jun 1898 1a 297)
1917 31Mar1917 enrolled into RN as sub lieutenant (NAI ADM 196/124/138, 196/147/628)
dob given as 28Apr1898
?1920 m. Frank TRAYES and Alice BROCKLEHURST (1920)
1931 m. Frank H J TRAYES and Grace M HOWARD (Cambridge RD Jan-Feb-Mar 1931 3b 710)

Margery Beatrice J TRAYES
1900 b. Margery Beatrice J TRAYES (Fulham RD Jan-Feb-Mar 1900 1a 349)
1944 d. Margery B J TRAYES age 44 (Stoke Newington RD Apr-May-Jun 1944 1b 264)

Frederick George TRAYES
1871 b. 1871 Islington, Middlesex.[Trayes, Frederick George, 1871, June, Births, Islington, Greater London Middlesex.] c. ?.?.?. ?. [In 1881 Census Frederick G. Trayes, a. 9, Islington, Middlesex, England, Son, 15 Richmond Rd, Islington, London, England.
1891 Census Trayes, Frederick G, a. 19, Islington, London, England, Son , Islington, London.]
If, as seems likely, he is the author of the book Five months on a German Raider, he went to Thailand in 1897 (was shipwrecked en route) and became Principal of the Royal Normal College in Bangkok.
He was decorated by the King of then Siam (presumably in recognition of his teaching work) and on his return 20 years later was captured and wrote this book about the experience. He was married and had a daughter born in Thailand who was living in England in 1917.
1917 Picture taken on the Wolf thought to show Frederick and his wife
1919 F G Trayes and wife: passages from Bergen to Aberdeen in the SS Vulture. Questions as to their status as prisoners. UKNA FO383/519
?1923 d. Frederick G TRAYES age 50 (Croydon RD Jan-Feb-Mar 1873)
?1923 w. 31Jan1922. Effects �1709 12s 11d. TRAYES Frederick George of 5 Rustic Avenue Streatham Surrey died 27 December 1922.
Probate London 31 January to Jessie Mary TRAYES widow
Sp. Jessie Mary TRAYES
1927 d. Jessie M TRAYES age 59 (Camberwell RD Jul-Aug-Sep 1927 1d 603)

Dorothy Kathleen TRAYES
1911 Census. Tranmere, Birkenhead. b Bangkok, Thailand (Ancestry). Age 2.
1927 DOROTHY TRAYES Age 25. AUSONIA from Southampton to Montreal (Passenger Lists leaving UK 1890-1960)
1931 DOROTHY KATHLEEN TRAYES of 34 Lansdown Crescent, Cheltenham. 1st Class. Age 29. No occupation.
Future intended residence Siam.
Departed 21Aug1931 on BORINGIA from Southampton to Bangkok. (Passenger Lists leaving UK 1890-1960)
1983 d. DOROTHY KATHLEEN TRAYES b. 1902 (Weymouth RD Jan-Feb-Mar 1983 - genes reunited)

Lizzie Maud TRAYES
1874 b. ?.?.1874 Islington, Middlesex. [Trayes, Lizzie Maud, 1874, March, Births, Islington, Greater London London Middlesex.] c. ?.?.?. ?. [In 1881 Census Lizzie Trayes, a. 7, Islington, Middlesex, England, Daughter, 15 Richmond Rd, Islington, London, England.
1892 (The Edinburgh Gazette, August 23, 1892)
Civil Service Commission. August 16, 1892. After Open Competition.
Post Office: Female Clerk, London - Lizzie Maud TRAYES
1901 Census 27, Islington, London, England, Daughter, Islington, London.
1962 d. Lizzie M TRAYES age 88 (St Albans RD Oct-Nov-Dec 1962)
1963 w. 27Feb1963. Effects �5550 14s. TRAYES Lizzie Maud of Cheverells Markyate near St Albans Hertfordshire spinster died 27Sep1962 at St Albans City Hospital Church Crescent St Albans.
Probate London. 27Feb to Norah Caroline TRAYES spinster

Norah Caroline TRAYES
1875 b. 1875 TRAYES Nora Caroline. (Islington RD Jul-Aug-Sep 1875)
1875 c. 25July1875 Holy Trinity, Middx. Norah Caroline TRAYES d/o Francis Collins & Elizabeth (Ancestry Image)
1881 Census Norah C. Trayes, a. 5, Islington, Middlesex, England, Daughter, 15 Richmond Rd, Islington, London, England.
1891 Census Trayes, Rosa C, a. 15, Islington, London, England, Daughter, Islington, London. another daughter?
1891 Census Nora Caroline Trayes, age 25, Islington, London, England, Daughter, Islington , London.
1895 North London Collegiate School for Girls. Amy M Hicks and Nora C. Trayes were placed in the First Division in the Intermediate Arts Examination of the University of London
(Journal of education 1895 p658)
???? At Bedford College, Margaret Turner gained a scholarship for two years; Ada M Read had gained one at Holloway College; and Nora Trayes had gained one at University College
Aberystwyth.
1901 Census. Living with mother and sister Lizzie.
1935 Electoral Roll. Norah Caroline TRAYES 8 Sidney Avenue, Wood Green
1969 d. Nora Caroline TRAYS age 94 (Eastbourne RD Oct-Nov-Dec 1875)

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FAMILY OF ELIZABETH TRAYS and FRANCIS COLLINS

Elizabeth is the daughter of Peter Trease and Elizabeth Venning.

Elizabeth TRAY(E)S
1812 b. 18Oct1812) Midhurst Sussex Elizabeth daur. of Peter and Elizabeth TRAYS (IGI C070841)
1812 c. 29Nov1812)
1836 m. 8Sep1836 St Marys, Portsea, Hampshire. Elizabeth TRAYS and Francis COLLINS (IGI M062613)
1841 Census. Elizabeth Collings, age 25, Not born in county (same address as father Peter Trays)
1851 Census. 42 Orange Street, Portsea.
Francis Collins, head, mar, 4? Steward RN b Hants
Elizabeth, wife, mar, 38 b Sussex, Midhurst ?
1861 Census. Commercial St., Portsea
Francis Collins, Head, Mar, 50, Naval Pensioner, b. Hants, Southampton
Elizabeth, Wife, 48, b Sussex, Midhurst
Harriet Stewart, Serv, 17
1871 Census. 42 Orange Road, Portsea (RG10/1133 f 34 p13)
Frances COLLINS 60 Head Mar Pensioner b. Southampton
Elizabeth COLLINS 59 Wife b. Midhurst
Edward JEFFARD 42 Head Mar Private Royal Marines b. Soho, Middx
Jane JEFFARD 36 Wife b. Poole, Dorset
1881 Portsea Island Union Workhouse (RG11/1145 f119 p12)
Elizabeth COLLINS W 70 F Pauper None b. Midhurst, Sussex
1889 d. Elizabeth COLLINGS age 78 (Portsea RD Jul-Aug-Sep 1889 2b 275)

sp-Francis COLLINS
?1807 c. 13Jun1807 Andover, Hants. Francis COLLINS s/o Thomas COLLINS & Elizabeth Faithful (IGI submission)
?1836 08Oct1836 (West Sussex RO - Add Mss 11,314)
Assignment of a contingent interest in one eighth of a sum of �500, in consideration of �15
From (a) Lucy Tuer of Birdham, widow, one of the children of Mary Collins, to (b) Francis Collins of Midhurst, yeo Witness: James Powell
08Oct1836 (West Sussex RO - Add Mss 11,316)
Memorandum that Francis Collins of Midhurst, yeo., has deposited with William Stiles Goodeve of Chichester, gent
As security for the payment of �32. 17. 9. and interest
?1843 13Nov1843 (West Sussex RO - Add Mss 11,319)
Release of legacy of �500, in consideration of �62. 10s
From (a) Francis Collins of Midhurst, labourer, to (b) Richard Boniface Witness: R. Raper
NOTE: No evidence of any connection but above recorded for future investigation if time because same name and Midhurst connection.

1853 30Aug1853(NAI ADM 29/49 p418 and 419)
Francis COLLINS; Rating; Born: [Not Given]; Age on entry: 15; Dates served: 15 February 1826-31 July 1861;
Date and Type of Application: Whitehall 30 August 1853 and others
1851 Census living at 42 Orange St., Portsea, mar., age 4?, Steward RN, b, Hants
1861 Census living at Commercial St Portsea, head, mar., age 50, Naval Pensioner b. Southampton, Hants
also Harriet Stewart serv 17
1871 Census living with wife at 42 Orange Road, Portsea, age 60
?1878 d. Francis Collins age 66 (Portsea RD Jul-Aug-Sep 1878 2b 372)

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?FAMILY OF ISAAC WHEELER and ANN TRAYS

There is strong circumstantial evidence that Ann TRAYS is related to Peter and Ann Matthews probably their daughter. Her birth date fits.
"Walsford" (there is no such location in Cornwall and this is thought to be Warbstow) the place of birth given in the 1851 census may fit.
Her husband Isaac Wheeler was born in Treneglos, neighbouring parish to Warbstow. William TRAYS, son of Peter TRAYS who would have been her brother, stayed
with her son Isaac and his wife in 1871 after his first wife, Sally died, and before he remarried.
Also the Richard Treays Wheeler, William Treays Wheeler, and Peter Treays Wheeler match the names we know were given to the three sons of Peter
and Ann (nee Matthews) christened at Otterham, namely, Richard in 1782, William in 1779, and Peter in 1775.

There is also the possibility of a related marriage in nearby Egloskerry:-
1772 m. 27Oct1772 Egloskerry. Lucretia Treese otp (signs) and Richard Wheeler otp (signs) by Banns (IGI M022532 and COD - Phillimores - index FREEZE)
Witnesses: Edmund Tanner and Jane Toll (marks)
1774 c. 16Apr1774 Egloskerry. Honour Wheeler dau Richard and Lucretia (COD)
1788 Apprenticeship indenture - Egloskerry. Honour Wheeler to John Couch (CRO p53/14/1)
?1813 i. 07Apr1813 Jacobstow. Richard Wheeler of Tregole age 75. (COD)
No baptismal nor indeed any other record of this Lucretia Treese has been found although the unusual name Lucretia is known to have been
used by one branch of the Trayes families being researched. The name Honour Wheeler appears in a Treneglos burial of 09Jun1742.
Possibly Richard is the son of Richard and Honour: -
c. 20Jun1742 North Petherwin. Honour Wheeler daughter of Richard and Honour (IGI C02201-1)
...
c. 29Jul1769 North Petherwin. Mary Wheeler daughter of Isaac and Mary (IGI C02201-1)
c. 28Feb1773 Tresmeer. John Wheeler son of Isaac and Mary of Treneglos (COD)
c. 24Mar1776 Treneglos. Isaac Wheeler son of Isaac and Mary (IGI C02214-1, Trevalga per I04955-6 )
i. 06Nov1813 Treneglos Isaac Wheeler age 71 (COD)
i. 13Nov1834 Treneglos Mary Wheeler aged 93 of Higher Scarsick (COD)

Ann TRAYS
b. circa 1775 Walsford? (per 1851 census and per death certificate)
1804 m. 26Oct1804 St George, East Stonehouse Isaac WHEELER and Ann FRAYS (IGI M150701)
1851 Census. 38 Princes St., 38 Princess St, Stoke Damerel, Devonshire (HO/107/1882 f122 p31 FHL Film:0221031)
Ann WHEELER Head W 75 F Formerly Laundress b. Walsford-CON
William WHEELER Son M 35 M Seaman b. Stoke Damerel-DEV
1853 d. 21Nov1853 (Stoke Damerel RD Oct-Nov-Dec 1853 5b 194)
Ann WHEELER, died 21 November, 1853 at 22 Chapel Street St Aubyn, Stoke D.; widow of Isaac WHEELER, sawyer, H.M. Dockyard. Cause of Death: natural decay; aged 78yrs.
Informant: Margaret GRAVES, 14 Princes Street, Devonport (present at the death) Her mark ( "X") registered 23Nov1853

Sp. Isaac WHEELER
1776 c. 24Mar1776 Treneglos Isaac son of Isaac and Mary WHEELER (IGI C022141)
NOTE: sister Kathren Wheeler c. 11Apr1779 Treneglos (IGI C022141)
1804 m. 26Oct1804 St George, East Stonehouse Isaac WHEELER and Ann FRAYS (IGI M150701)
contemporary WHEELER marriages at this church :-
James WHEELER and Betsey BUCHAN - 5Jul1802
John WHEELER and Sarah BULLEY - 15Jul1803
Charlotte WHEELER and Henry WALKER - 10Jun1806
1835 d. 10May1835 (UKNA ADM 45/5/122)
Document contents
Name of deceased: Isaac WHEELER Superannuated Sawyer Died: 10 May 1835. Plymouth Yard.
Name of claimant: Ann Wheeler widow of 4 Lamberts Hope, Fore St, Devonport
Form of affidavit: Letter of Instruction 3rd June 1835
Claim admitted )
Certificate examined ) 3rd June 1835
Attached Certificate:
'It appears by the Register of "Marriages" kept for the parish of East Stonehouse in the County of Devon that "Isaac Wheeler
and Ann Trays were married" the "twenty sixth" day of "Oct" in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and "four"
Given under hand this "26th" Day of "Oct 1804"
John Bidlake Curate
1835 d. 09May1835 Stoke Damerel. Isaac WHEELER aged 48 years (see gravestone details for son Peter)
1835 i. 16May1835 Stoke Damerel. Isaac WHEELER aged 58 of Chapel Street (courtesy of OPC)

Richard Treays WHEELER
1808 b. 15Feb1808 c. 27Mar1808 Stoke Damerel Richard Treays WHEELER s/o Isaac and Ann WHEELER(FMP image)
?1828 m. 27May1828 East Stonehouse. Richard WHEELER and Ann WEBBER
1832 (NAI ADM 27/29/92A pages 416-417 allotment sheets 1832)
Richard WHEELER. Ship�s name: HMS Britannia; Pay book number: SB 1279; Rank: Ordinary Seaman; Relation; Wife Ann.
1845-54 Naval Records BT113/149 and BT114/21 not examined but give birth date as 15Feb1806 (almost certainly transcription error for 1808)
1849 Pension - Richard WHEELER; Rating; Born: [Not Given]; Age on entry: 20; Dates served: 10 November 1826-20 December 1848;
Date and Type of Application: Admiralty 15 January 1849 (ADM 29/42/315)
1851 43 Duke Street, Stoke Damerel, Devonport (HO107/1881 f139 p24 sch 119 - 4 households at address)
Elizabeth INCH Head Widow 54 Laundress b. Cornwall
Jane JAGO Niece Unm 23 Laundress b. Cornwall
Richard WHEELER Lodger Widower 43 Pensioner b. Devonport, Devon
NOTE: Philippa INCH m. George WHEELER b. 15Dec1842 (per I'net)
1861 28 Granby Street, Stoke Damerel (RG9/1452 f20 p33 sch238)
Richard WHEELER Head 52 Greenwich Pensioner b. Devonport, Devon
Mary Jane WHEELER Wife 32 b. Devonport, Devon
Richard WHEELER Son 8 Scholar b. Devonport, Devon
John WHEELER Son 4 Scholar b. Devonport, Devon
1871 13 Geakes Alley, Morice, Stoke Damerel. (RG10/2134 f34 p63)
Richard WHEELER Head 60 Naval Pensioner
Jane WHEELER Wife 37
Richard WHEELER Son 18 Sailor
John WHEELER Son 14 Scholar
1876 d. Richard WHEELER age 66 (Stoke Damerel RD Jul-Aug-Sep 1876 5b 204)

Sp. Mary Jane ?
1881 39 Princes St., Stoke Damerel. (RG11/2209 f1130)
Jane WHEELER Head Widow 44 Dependent on son b. Devon
Alfred Nephew 14 Scholar b. Devon

Richard Thomas WHEELER
1853 b. Richard Thomas WHEELER (Stoke Damerel RD Jul-Aug-Sep 1853 5b 268)

John Henry WHEELER
1857 b. John Henry WHEELER (Stoke Damerel RD Apr-May-Jun 1857 5b 298)
1891 Census. 19 Princes Street. (Genogold)
Jane WHEELER Head Widow 49 Living on her own means b. Devonport
John WHEELER Son 32 Seaman. H.M. Navy b. Devonport
Henry K LUXMORE Head U 68 Watch Repairer b. Devonport
Elizabeth LUXMORE Sister U 78 Living on her own means b. Devonport
?1919 m. John H WHEELER and Ivy W TOMS (Plymouth RD Apr-May- Jun 1919 5b 725)

John Brown WHEELER
CAUTION: There is another contemporary John Brown WHEELER in the Plymouth area: -
c. 01Jan1816 Plymouth St Andrew. John Brown WHEELER s/o John & Eliz. WHEELER, mariner
Our John Brown WHEELER: -
1810 c. 13May1810 Stoke Damerel. John Brown WHEELER s/o Isaac and Ann WHEELER(FMP image)
?1837 27Mar1837 Somerset County Sessions. John Brown WHEELER convicted of fraud. Sentence 17 years transportation.
NOTE: This is definitely NOT our John Brown WHEELER
1838 m. 13Mar1838 Plymouth St Charles. John WHEELER of full age, bachelor, mariner on HMS Hastings, son of Isaac WHEELER, sawyer (signs - good clear hand)
and Elizabeth HOBBS of full age, spinster, of 4 Briton Side, daughter of George HOBBS, yeoman (marks)
Witnesses: J W RICKARD, Robert LEWIS
?1840 Pension - John WHEELER b. Plymouth Dock. Age 14 Dates: 6May1823 - 13Jun1840
Pension Application: 02Sep1840 (ADM29/26/256)
?1841 Census. Bilbury St., Plymouth Charles. (Ho107/271 Bk11 D11 f15 p24 l210
John WHEELER 30 Navy Pensioner Y
John HINGSTON 40 Baker Y
Mary HINGSTON 40 Y
John HINGSTON 13 Y
Sarah HINGSTON 11 Y
Richd HINGSTON 7 Y
Alfred HINGSTON 7mos Y
NOTE: This record reconciles with that of the preceding 1840 pension record but no wife there.
Also no suitable deaths of Elizabeth Wheeler found
?1849 22Oct1849 Devonport Sessions. John WHEELER convicted of larceny. Sentence 2 months. (Criminal Register HO27/87 p232)
?1851 Census. Devon County Lunatic Asylum. (HO107/1867 f557 p22)
John WHEELER Pauper Patient Mar 40 Mariner b.(blank)
NOTE: If he was a Navy Pensioner in 1841, seems unlikely to say he was a mariner in 1851 but age fits as does marital status.
?1855 d. John WHEELER (Plymouth RD. Jan-Feb-Mar 1855 5b 208)
?1860 d. John WHEELER (Plymouth RD. Apr-May-Jun 1860 5b 174)
Sp. Elizabeth HOBBS
Parents: -
?1819 c. 17Jun1819 Elizabeth HOBBS d/o George and Sarah HOBBS, shoemaker of South Molton,Devon
Above unlikely to be our Elizabeth, below seems more probable: -
?1813 c. 02Aug1813 Poughill. Elizabeth HOBBS daur of George & Grace, of Hill, yeoman. (COD)
1841 Census. Week St Mary. (HO107/151/11 f10 p13)
George HOBBS M 55 Butcher
Grace HOBBS F 50
George HOBBS M 22
Digory HOBBS M 20
Mary RUNDELL F 30 Widow (crossed out) with children Martha, 9, Ann, 7, Thomas, 5.
Can't find Elizabeth in 1841 nor 1851 census - possibly need to revisit these.
1861 Census. 62 George Street, Stoke Damerel (RG9/1450 f61 p23 s607)
Elizabeth WHEELER Head Married 50 Invalid b. Cornwall Week St Mary
Also at same address
Eliza GOSLING visitor, age 30, wife of seaman with daughter Emily age 12
James ALLERGATE age 50, seaman, widow, lodger
John ROWE with wife and daughter
Charles CROSS with wife and son
NOTE: Above is possibly our Elizabeth. Living separately sort of fits with John having breakdown but can't find him in 1861
and if he had died, she should have stated she was a widow.
1871 Census. 46 Monument St., Stoke Damerel.
Elizabeth WHEELER Head Widow 65 Laundress b. Week St Mary
1881 Census. 16 Clowance St., Stoke Damerel.
Elizabeth WHEELER Head Widow 75 Pauper b. Week St Mary

Isaac WHEELER
1812 b. 08Aug1812 c. 16Oct1812 Stoke Damerel. Isaac WHEELER s/o Isaac and Ann WHEELER(Devon OPC)
1851 Census. 15 Clowance Street, Stoke Damerel (HO/107/1881 f346 p9 FHL Film:0221030)
Isaac WHEELER Head M 28 (?) M Seaman Rigger In Dock Yard b. Devonport-Dev
Elizabeth WHEELER Wife M 35 F--- b. Devonport-Dev
1853 Pension - Isaac WHEELER; Rating; Born: [Not Given]; Age on entry: 21; Dates served: 2 May 1831-24 April 1860;
Date and Type of Application: Whitehall 21 May 1853 and others (ADM 29/49/221)
1861 Census. 23 Waterloo Street, Stoke Damerel. (RG9/1453 f87 p33 s194)
Isaac WHEELER Head M 48 Greenwich Pensioner b. Devonport
Elizabeth WHEELER Wife M 46 b. Devonport
Tamzan COULY Sister W 75 b. Devonport
1871 Census. 32 Hobart Street, East Stonehouse (RG10/2126 f21 p35)
Isaac WHEELER Head Mar 58 Naval Pensioner b. Stoke Damerel
Elizabeth WHEELER Wife Mar 55 b. Stonehouse, Devon
William TRAYES Lodger Widower 67 Labourer b. Stratton, Cornwall
Thomas CLIFT Lodger Unm 24 Servant RN b. Stonehouse, Devon
NOTE: This William TRAYES exactly matches the description of the lodger and appears to be Isaac's cousin,
the son of Isaac's uncle Peter TRAYES
1881 Census. 15 Waterloo Street, Stoke Damerel (RG11/2211 f42 p13)
Isaac WHEELER Head M Male 69 b. Devonport, Devon Naval Pensioner
Elizabeth WHEELER Wife M Female 66 b. Devonport, Devon
1883 d. 08Jan1883 Isaac WHEELER
1893 d. 28Feb1893 Elizabeth WHEELER
1893 Headstone detailing the deaths of:
Isaac wheeler , 8 January 1883 and Elizabeth wheeler , 28 February 1893,
Stoke Damerel burial ground, Milehouse, Plymouth. (PWDRO image of gravestone)

William Treays WHEELER
1815 c. 09Apr1815 Stoke Damerel. William Treays WHEELER s/o Isaac and Ann WHEELER, of Dock, sawyer (Devon OPC)
?1846 Pension - William Wheeler. Age 15 Date served; from 20Nov1813-1815 - January 1832
Application: 02September1840 (ADM records - could it be mistranscription? - may be worth checking out original record)
1851 Census. Seaman living with his mother at 38 Princes St., Stoke Damerel
There is a William R Wheeler in 1871 1881 census in Camberwell Surrey b. Devonport but not our William
Can't find him in 1861 census. He was not informant on his mother's death certificate in November 1853 so he may have left her
before he died or may himself have died. Can't find an appropriate death for him in the area so, if he had left, he may have gone afar.
He had been in Navy so could have gone abroad but most probably to an English speaking country.

Peter Treays WHEELER
1817 c. 15Jun1817 Stoke Damerel. Peter Treays WHEELER s/o Isaac and Ann WHEELER, of Dock, sawyer(Devon OPC)
1836 d. 18Apr1836 Stoke Damerel. Peter WHEELER aged 18.
Headstone detailing the death of:
Isaac Wheeler , 9 May 1835, aged 48 years, also Peter Wheeler , son of the above, 18 April 1836, aged 18 years.
Stoke Damerel Church burial ground, Plymouth. (PWDRO img)

Thomas Treeby WHEELER
1820 b. 19Jul1820 c. 23Jul1820 Stoke Damerel. Thomas Treeby WHEELER s/o Isaac and Ann WHEELER,, of Dock, sawyer (Devon OPC)
NOTE: In family bible, he states he was born in Princes Street
1841 m. Thomas WHEELER and Elizabeth REED (St Germans RD Oct-Nov-Dec 1841 9 135)
1842 b. 12Dec1842 Devonport Mary Reed WHEELER d/o Thomas WHEELER & Elizabeth REED (per I'net)
1843 b. Mary Reed WHEELER (Stoke Damerel TD Jan-Feb-Mar 1843 9 481)
NOTE: Thomas INCH m. Mary Reed WHEELER
1851 Census. Sawyer ...

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FAMILY OF CATHARINE WHEELER and WILLIAM BRADDON

This family is also being researched to establish whether Ann TRAYS is the daughter of Peter TRAYS. Catharine WHEELER is the sister of Isaac WHEELER.
Mr BRADDON inherited Treglith from his father-in-law John SPETTIGUE Esq. who had purchased it from the family of SYMONS, who resided there
(from the parochial history of Cornwall). If Ambrose BRADDON was the nephew of John ANSTIS then either his mother was a sister or sister-in-law or his
father was a brother or brother-in-law of John ANSTIS.
In the memorial inscription to his son Henry, William is given the middle name MATTHEWS implying a connection with the MATTHEWS family

Catharine WHEELER
1779 c. 11Apr1779 Treneglos. Kathren WHEELER d/o Isaac and Mary WHEELER (COD)
1805 m. 08Jun1805 Treneglos. William BRADDON gent and Catherine WHEELER (COD)
1845 Inscription in Treneglos Church (Cornwall OPC Treneglos)
Sacred to the Memory of
WILLIAM BRADDON Esq,
Late of TREGLITH in this parish,
Who departed this life
Aged 70 years
ALSO to the memory of
CATHERINE his wife
who died 18th April 1845
Aged 64 years.
1845 i. 23Apr1845 Treneglos. Catharine BRADDON age 65 residence Egloskerry (COD)

William BRADDON
(per rootsweb tree but not otherwise checked)
Father: -
1716 b. Launcells. John BRADDON s/o John BRADDON b.1680 & Mary MILL
Mother: -
Mary MARTYN d/o Richard MARTYN
1743 m. John BRADDON & Mary MARTYN
Children - John, Mary Martyn, Elizabeth, Nicholas, William, John, Mary - married Thomas HAMLEY, Henry b 1759 c. Stowford
m. 02Dec1782 Camelford ,Sarah Phillis CLODE, Richard d. 1783, Nicholas
1753 c. 29Jan1753 Stowford, Devon. William BRADDON s/o John BRADDON (Rootsweb Tree)
1800 14Sep1800 Lease for a year (NAI 891/617 - Former ref: PF 22)
Contents:
1. Rev John Braddon of Stowford, surviving feoffee
2. Isaac Donnithorne Harris of Haine, Stowford, esq, Rev Richard Maunder, rector of Stowford, William Braddon of Treneglos, Cornwall, gent, Henry Braddon of Camelford, Cornwall, surgeon, John Hall and Grace Gould Greenslade both of Stowford, yeomen
Premises: as in 891/612-613
Rent: pepper corn
Consideration: 5/-
?1806 15Sep1806 Braddon William - gent Treneglos game certificate Cornwall(Yeovil and Sherbourne Mercury 1806)
1819 10Feb1819 Lease for 14 years (NAI - 891/618 Former ref: PF 23)
Contents:
1. Rev John Braddon of Easington, Stowford, William Braddon, formerly of Treneglos now of parish of Egloskerry, Cornwall, gent, Isaac Donithorne Harris esq, George Greenslade, yeoman, John Hall, yeoman, all of Stowford
2. Mary Tapson of Stowford, widow
Premises: messuage and farm called Parish Lands in Spry Town, Stowford. Husbandry agreements included
Rent: �35 yearly
1823 See MI for wife Catharine.
1823 i. 15Feb1823 Treneglos. William BRADDON age 70 residence Egloskerry (COD)

Sp1 Margaret SPETTIGUE
Her grandparents: -
c. 17Jan1682 Luffincott Edmund SPETTIGUE s/o Joseph SPETTIGUE and Prudence POTTER m. 21Oct1674 Newton St Petroc, Devon (per Rootsweb connect)
Their children: -
Joseph c. 09Jul1722, John c. 01Sep1724, Edmund c. 27Sep1726, Stephen c. 26Nov1728.
Her parents: -
1724 c. 01Sep1724 Luffincott, Devon. John SPETTIGUE (per Rootsweb connect)
?1749 m. 03Aug1749 Boyton. John SPETTIGUE, Yeoman and Ann HARRIS, mantua maker (marham maker - BTs) (COD)
?1755 m. 27Jan1755 Treneglos. John SPETTIGUE of Warbstow & Mary CURTIS (COD - Phillimores)
1770 08Mar1770 Lease, Downeithny alias Downinney (CRO AD682/27)
Parties: 1) John French, yeoman, Warbstow 2) John Spettigue, shopkeeper, Treneglos.
Recital of lease of 14 December 1762 from John Arscott esquire of Tetcott, Devon, to John French of messuage and tenement in Downeithny alias Dowinney, Warstow.
Term: 99 years or lives of John Moyse aged 60, Grace French aged six months, Presilla French aged seven and daughters of John Spettigue.
Rent: 17 shillings yearly.
Mortgage by assignment of lease of messuage and tenement in Downeithny alias Downinney in Warbstow for remainder of term of recital.
Term: 99 years and three lives, consideration: �160. Witnessed by Robert Hicks and Phillip Crodek
Mortgage, Otterham
1777 (CRO QS/1/4/130)
Declaration on oath by Richard Miller, master, and John May, mariner, of the sloop Beginning, that 5 tons of salt, shipped at Bristol on 11 Feb. 1773, to be carried to Bottreaux Castle
'within the port of Padstow', for Edward Pearce of Camelford and John Spettigue of Treneglos, shopkeepers, on which duty was paid, were destroyed in a storm.
1784 22Apr1784 (CRO AD682/32)
Parties: 1) James Mackadam gentleman of Tavistock 2) John French yeoman of Keyrow [Cairo] Otterham and Edward French his son and heir 3) The Reverend Digory Jose clerk of Poughill.
Recital of assignment of 24 April 1772 between: a) John Spettigue shopkeeper of Treneglos b) John French and his wife Rebecca and c) James Mackadam reciting mortgage of AD 682/27.
Recital (default made in payment): a) at request of b) assigned to c) of messuage and tenement in Downeithny alias Downinney in Warbstow for remainder of term.
b) mortgaged to c) of messuage and tenement of Wester Cansford in Otterham and messuage and tenement of Wester Cansford in Otterham in possession of Abel Sheere deceased, then Elizabeth French and another messuage and tenement in Wester Cansford formely in possession of Thomas Saunders, then Thomas Suaunders his son.
Another messuage and tenement in Wester Cansford in possession of James Shepherd deceased then Digory Rogers.
Messuage and tenement in Easter Cansford in possesion of John Rogers. Bridge Park down in possession of Elizabeth French. All in Otterham.
Redeemable on payment by b) to c) of �500. Recital of AD682/31, fine to be to James Mackadam for term of 2000 years, then to absolute use of John French.
Recital mortgage of �500 not paid by John French. Recital of John French and wife Rebecca owed James Mackadam �549 of this sum �468 19 shillings paid to James Mackadam by Elizabeth Rawle widow 'being the purchase money of premises called Keyrow in the mortgage sold and conveyed to her by John French', �80 one shilling therefore owing to James Mackadam.
John French and Edward French requested The Reverend Digory Jose for loan of �79. 19 shillings. Altogether �160 borrowed on security of premises.
Mortgage and further mortgage, �80 1 shillng, �79 9 shilling of: James Mackadam at request of John French and Edward French to The Reverend Digory Jose of messuage and tenement in Downinney
in Warbstow, four messuages and tenements in Wester Cansford in possession of Elizabeth French, Thomas Saunders junior and Digory Rogers, also messuage and tenement in Easter Cansford
then in possession of John Rogers, also Bridge Park down formely in possession of Elizabeth French. Winessed by Edward Harris and Thomas Jago.
Endorsed with six payments of interest on mortgage 1786-1791. 1
793 i. 07Nov1793 Treneglos. John SPETTIGUE (COD)
Her siblings: -
1750 c. 19Sep1750 Treneglos. John SPETTIGUE s/o John & Ann (COD)
1755 c. 04Nov1755 Treneglos. Ambrose Spettigue s/o John & Ann (COD)
?1756 c. 10Feb1756 Treneglos. Susanna SPETTIGUE d/o John & Mary (COD)
1759 i. 1759 Treneglos. .. SPETTIGUE d/o John (COD)
?1764 c. 15Feb1764 Otterham. Edmund SPETTIGUE s/o John & Mary (COD)
?1766 c. 04Mar1766 Warbstow. Elizabeth Curtis SPETTIGUE d/o John & Mary (COD)
1751 c. 16Dec1751 Treneglos. Margaret SPETTIGUE d/o John and Ann(COD)
1793 Inscription in Treneglos Church (Cornwall OPC Treneglos)
Here lies the Body of
JOHN SPETTIGUE, Gentleman of TREGLITH
in this parish.
Who died 4th November 1793
Aged 70 years
Under this tomb Also Lies the Body of
AMBROSE BRADDON,
Son of William & Margaret BRADDON
Grandson of John SPETTIGUE & Nephew of
JOHN ANSTIS
Who died 4th June 1791
In the 13th year of his age.
1793 i. 07Nov1793 Treneglos. John SPETTIGUE (COD)
1794 Will of John SPETTIGUE, gent of Treneglos (CRO AP/S/3889)
Herself : -
1751 c. 16Dec1751 Treneglos. Margaret SPETTIGUE d/o John & Ann SPETTIGUE (COD)
1790 Will of John ANSTIS of Treneglos made 29Jun1790. (CRO BRA1992/36)
Leaves right in Treglith and Higher and Lower Scarsick in Treneglos to Margaret, niece of testator, and wife of William BRADDON.
1801 Inscription in Treneglos Church (Cornwall OPC Treneglos)
SACRED to the Memory
of MARGARET BRADDON
who died on the 18th June 1801
In her 49th year.
1801 i. 26Jun1801 Treneglos. Margaret BRADDON (COD)

Sp2. Catharine WHEELER
1779 c. 11Apr1779 Treneglos. Kathren WHEELER d/o Isaac and Mary WHEELER (COD)
1805 m. 08Jun1805 Treneglos. William BRADDON gent and Catherine WHEELER (COD)
1845 i. 23Apr1845 Treneglos. Catharine BRADDON age 65 residence Egloskerry (COD)

William BRADDON
1776 c. 13Mar1776 Bridgerule. William son of William & Margaret BRADDON (COD)

John BRADDON
1777 c. 13Aug1777 Bridgerule. John son of William & Margaret BRADDON, gent (COD)
1802 m. 01Mar1802 Bridgerule. John BRADDON of Trenegloss gent (Signs) (Bridgerule Register Transcription - Judith Upton)
and Bridget KINGDON otp spinster (signs) By Licence Witnesses: Chas KINGDON Thos SHAPTON
1802 i.31Aug1802 Bridgerule. Bridget BRADDON wife of John BRADDON Esq. of Newcot and beloved daughter of John KINGDON Vicar (COD)
1841 Census. Treglith, Treneglos. (HO107/140/17 f7 p8)
BRADDON John M 60 Independent Cornwall
BRADDON Judith F 60 Outside Census County (1841)
BRADDON Roger K M 20 Cornwall
VENNING Susan F 20 Female Servant Cornwall
GALWATHY Catherine F 20 Female Servant Cornwall
GREGORY William M 20 Male Servant Cornwall
MAY John M 20 Male Servant Cornwall
MAY William M 14 Male Servant Cornwall
1857 d. 09Jul1857 (Inscription in Treneglos Church - Cornwall OPC Treneglos)
John BRADDON
of TREGLITH
died 9th July 1857
Aged 80 years.
Sp. Judith ?
1856 d. 20Sep1856 (Inscription in Treneglos Church - Cornwall OPC Treneglos)
JUDITH wife of John BRADDON
Died September 20th 1856.
Aged 79 years.

Ambrose BRADDON
1779 c. 12Apr1779 Bridgerule. Ambrose, son of William & Margaret BRADDON, gent (COD)
1791 d. 04Jun1791 aged 13 years (see MI for John SPETTIGUE)

Thomas Anstis BRADDON
1781 c. 02Jan1781 Bridgerule. Thomas Anstis, son of William & Margaret BRADDON (COD)
1841 Census. On the Walk, Perry Place, Launceston St Mary. (HO107/154/1 f51 p13)
BRADDON Thos. Amstes M 55 Solicitor Cornwall
BRADDON Mary F 50 Cornwall
BRADDON Francis M 14 Cornwall

Richard Martin BRADDON
1785 c. 13Jul1785 Bridgerule. Richard Martin, son of William & Margaret BRADDON (COD)

Mary Ann Martin BRADDON
1806 c. 10Aug1806 Treneglos. Mary Ann Martin BRADDON d/o William & Catharine (COD)

Ambrose BRADDON
1810 c. 22Jan1810 Treneglos. Ambrose BRADDON s/o William & Catharine (COD)
1810 i. 04Oct1810 Treneglos. Ambrose BRADDON infant (COD)

Henry BRADDON
1811 c. 01Aug1811 Treneglos. Henry BRADDON s/o William & Catharine (COD)
1810 Inscription in Treneglos Church (Cornwall OPC Treneglos)
To the memory of
HENRY BRADDON,
son of WILLIAM MATTHEWS BRADDON.
Who exchanged this travestory Life
for Immortality on 12th April 1847
Aged 35 years
Here Underneath lies the Body of
AMBROSE BRADDON,
Son of William & Catherine BRADDON of this parish
Who died 23rd October 1810
Aged 8 months
1847 d. 12Apr1847 Treneglos. Aged 35 (see MI for Ambrose BRADDON)

Nicholas BRADDON
1813 c. 25Jul1813 Treneglos. Nicholas BRADDON Esq., s/o William & Catharine, Esq. Treglith (COD)

John ANSTIS
1719/20? b. if age at death 70. Nearest baptism found so far is
c. 23Jan1725 Bridgerule. John ANSTIS s/o John and Mary
1790 Inscription in Treneglos Church (Cornwall OPC Treneglos)
Here lies the Body of
JOHN ANSTIS
Gentleman of this parish,
who was buried 11th August 1790,
In the 70th year of his age.

It seems probable that John had no surviving children as he left Treglith to Margaret BRADDON nee SPETTIGUE whom is described as his niece.
If Margaret is his niece then her mother must have been an ANSTIS as her father was a SPETTIGUE so could not be a brother or sister of John ANSTIS.

SPETTIGUE

1678 Contributors to rebuilding of St Pauls from Luffincott
Tim Spettigue Srn E 2d
Tho: for[?] son[?] Tim Sp... 2d [piece missing]
Tim.[?] Spettigue jnr 4d
Elizabeth Taylor Servt to Tim. Spettigue 1d
Jos. Spettigue 4d
Barbara[?] Spettigue wid 3d
Barabara Tom, servt. to Barbara Spettigue 1d
Tim Spettigue, warden

1723 St Giles on the heath Oath Takers
SPETTIGUE, Richard: Married Jenefer Venner 6 July 1779.

Only information freeholders book, 1741 Richard Spettigue. 1779 Minister is John Spettigue, perhaps related.

Thomas, Thomas, and Edmund Spettigue of Luffincott

!771 Freeholders:
Luffincott - Joseph Spettigue, Edmond Spettigue
St Giles in the Heath [St. Giles on the Heath] - Joseph Spettigue

St Giles in the Heath. On the south wall of the aisle a slate memorial commemorating Thomas Spettigue of East Panson (qv), died 1735:
a segmental-headed slate with the inscription framed by Corinthian pilasters and an entablature.

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FAMILY OF WILLIAM TRAYES and MARY COAD

William's death certificate gives his age as 72 which indicates he was born in the year preceding 18Jan1780. This exactly fits the baptism of William TREAS at Otterham in September 1779 son of Peter and Ann TREAS. William names his first son William almost certainly after himself and his second son Peter almost certainly after his own father. Like Peter TREAS's first son, Peter, William also became a worker for the Royal Navy.

Because of the rarity of the surname and its variants, the above is a firm indication that William is the son of Peter and Ann TREAS nee MATTHEW and grandson of Peter and Joan TREASE nee SHARP. The 1851 census states gives his place of birth as St Austell, but this data is frequently unreliable. It could be simply an enumerator error or an error on William's part - it is possible he spent much of his early life there as his father died when he was four years old.

The day after he married, one John TRAYS also married in the same church. This person is thought to be the John TRAYS who witnesses his marriage and is almost certainly closely related. One theory is that ihe could be another brother of William's for whom no other records have yet been found.

The last record we have of son Peter is that he was convicted of larceny in 1843 at Devon County Sessions on 28th February 1843. Daughter Harriett married William Shaw in Stoke Damerel/Devonport in 1844 and emigrated to Kentucky, USA sometime after 1848.

William TRAYS
1779 c. 16Sep1779? Otterham. William TREAS son of Peter and Ann (FMP)
?1805 Seamen at Battle of Trafalgar. (NAI ADM 36/16799)
William Trayes aged 23 born in Saltash, Cornwall, England. Ship: HMS Naiad.
Rank/Rating: Able Seaman
HMS Naiad Ship's pay book number: (SB 100) 18 April 1805
To Plymouth Hospital Ship's pay book number: (SB 370) 28 July 1805
NOTE: Roughly matches age of William, but further research needed.
1810 m. 19Aug1810 Stoke Damerel. (FMP image & IGI M052421)
William TRAYS (marks) labourer otp and Mary COAD spinster otp (signs)
Witnesses: John TRAYS (marks) Mary Ann Cottom? (signs) is correct but so far no christening found.
1841 Stoke Damerell , Devon (HO107/273 Bk4 Dist4 f22 p39)
Wm Trays 60 Labourer No
Mary Trays 55 Y
Elizabeth Trays 25 Y
Wm Trays 15 Plumb... Y
Jane Trays 14 Y
1847 (London Standard - Wed 14Jul1847)
Superannuations - The following artificers and threes at Devonport Dockyard have been superannuated ..
William Trays and John Brown, riggers; .. at �20.
1851 Census 77 Pembroke Street, Stoke Damerel, Plymouth, Devon (HO/107/1881 f336 p80)
William TRAYES Head M 70 M b. St Austel, Cornwall Rigger
Mary TRAYES Wife M 65 F b. Milton Abbott, Devon
Emma Jane TRAYES Daur - 24 F b. Devonport, Devon Domestic
1852 d. William Trayes (Stoke Damerel Jan-Feb-Mar 1852 5b 244)
William Trayes Male Age 72 Years Superannuated Rigger, When and where died:- 18th January 1852, 77 Pembroke Street, Devonport
Cause of Death:- Diseased heart, Anasarca Certified, Informant:- Charlotte Dawson Present at the death, 77 Pembroke Strret, Devonport
Registered:- Nineteenth January 1852, John Gedge Registrar (per death certificate)
1852 William TRAYS, Rigger who died 18January1852. Notes on executor's application for money owed by the Royal Navy (NAI ADM 45/29/61)
1852 MI. Elizabeth, daughter of William & Mary Trayes , 26 October 1849, aged 56 years, also William Trayes ,
father of the above, 18 January 1852, aged 72 years, Stoke Damerel Church burial ground, Plymouth.
"Sacred to the memory of ELIZABETH daughter of WILLIAM and MARY TRAYES who departed this life 26th Oct 1849
aged 36 years. Then 8 lines of verse ending HER END WAS PEACE."
1852 i. 25Jan1852 d. 18Jan1852 Stoke Damerel. William Trayes age 72 years of 77 Pembroke Street (FMP Image)

Sp. Mary COAD
1783? b. Milton Abbott? (no christening found in register)
1861 Census. living with daughter Emma Jane Clayton.
1863 d. Mary Trayes (Stoke Damerel Jan-Feb-Mar 1863 5b 257)
1863 d. 10Mar1863)
i. 15Mar1863) Stoke Damerel. Mary TRAYES, age 80, Workhouse. (FMP img)

William TRAYES
1816 c. 26May1816 Stoke Damerel. Entry 230 William son of William & Mary Treays Dock Labourer by J. Hawker, curate (FMP image)
NOTE: Presumably dies as another William christened in 1832

Mary Ann TRAYES
1812 c. 21Jun1812 Stoke Damerel. Mary Ann TRAYES d/o William and Mary (FMP image)
1834 m. 15Jun1834 East Stonehouse. John HOSKIN and Mary Ann TRAYS (FMP img)
1851 Census. 2 Hood Place, Stoke Damerel. (Ho107/1882 f576 p32)
John Hoskin Head 43 Master Mason b. Buckland
employing 7 men
Mary A Hoskin Wife 40 b. Devonport
John Hoskin Son 14 b. Devonport
Edwin Hoskin Son 12 b. Devonport
Richard Hoskin Son 10 b. Devonport
Mary A Hoskin Daur 6 b. Devonport
Eliza Daur 4 b. Devonport
Emma Daur 2 b. Devonport
1871 Census. 47 Marlboro St., Morice, Stoke damerel (RG10/2133/f91/p43)
John HOSKIN 63 Mason b. Hornabridge, DEV
Mary A HOSKIN 60 b. Devonport
Elizabeth HOSKIN 17 Tailoress
1881 Census. 47 Marlboro St., Devonport/Stoke Damerel, Devon (RG112209/94 p32)
John Hoskin Head 73 Mason b. Buckland Monachorum, Devon
Mary Ann HOSKIN Wife 69 b. Devonport, Devon
1889 d. 17Feb1889 Stoke Damerel RD Mary Ann TRAYS age 77 (per Internet Tree)
1889 d. Mary Ann HOSKIN age 77 (Stoke Damerel RD Jan-Feb-Mar 1889 5b 253)
Sp. John HOSKIN
1807 c. 25Oct1807 Buckland Monachorum, Devon. John HOSKIN s/o Richard & Margarita
1890 d. 02Jul1890 Stoke Damerel RD John Hoskin age 82 (per Internet Tree)
1890 d. John HOSKIN age 83 (Stoke Damerel RD Jul-Aug-Sep 1890 5b 211)

Elizabeth TRAYES
1813 c. 04Jul1813 Stoke Damerel. Elizabeth TRAYES d/o William & Mary, labourer, Dock (FMP)
1841 Census. Living with parents
1849 MI. Elizabeth, daughter of William & Mary Trayes , 26 October 1849, aged 36 years, also William Trayes ,
father of the above, 18 January 1852, aged 72 years, Stoke Damerel Church burial ground, Plymouth.
"Sacred to the memory of ELIZABETH daughter of WILLIAM and MARY TRAYES who departed this life 26th Oct 1849
aged 36 years. Then 8 lines of verse ending HER END WAS PEACE."
1849 i. 30Oct1849 d. 26Oct1849 Stoke Damerel. Elizabeth Trayes age 35 years of 56 Clowance Street (FMP Image)
NOTE: 56 Clowance Street is the address of sister Emma's husband George CLAYTON so maybe Elizabeth was lodging/working there.

Peter TRAYS
1820 c. 30Jan1820 Stoke Damerel. Peter son of William & Mary TRAYS of Dock Labourer (FMP image)
1839 (NAI ADM 27/67/109A Folios 274-275)
Peter Treys; Ship�s name: HMS Revenge; Pay book number: SB 332; Rank: Ordinary Seaman; Relation: Mother Mary.
1840 (NAI ADM 27/71/71A Folios 228-229)
Peter TREAYS; Ship�s name: HMS Calcutta; Pay book number: SB 18; Rank: Ordinary Seaman; Relation: Mother Mary.
NOTE: Months in which he was aboard ship are not mentioned in transcript.
There is no other Peter that we know of with mother Mary who fits the Peter TREAYS on HMS Calcutta.
Also fits the Seaman�s register entry 1845 - 1854
1840 30Jun1840 Devon County Sessions (Ancestry image)
Peter TRAYS age 19 imprisoned for 1 month for Larceny
1840 Exeter and Plymouth Gazette 04Jul1840
Peter Traies for stealing at Stoke Damerel a shawl and waistcoat, the property of Ann Austin -
one month hard labour: a fortnight solitary confinement.
1843 28Feb1843 Devon County Sessions (Ancestry image)
Peter TRAYS age 22 imprisoned for 6 months for Larceny before convicted (?)
1845-54 Peter TRAYS (BT113 piece 123)
Register Ticket: 244.077
Peter TRAYS: age when ticketed 24
born at Devonport, Devon 25th December 1820
Capacity; Able Seaman
Height: 5ft 2 3/4ins?
Hair: Brown
Eyes: Blue
Complexion: Fresh
Marks: Crucifix ? on right arm
? on left
First went to sea as Boy in the year 1835
Has served in RN: 2yrs 4mos in the Calcutta
Has been in Foreign Service: NO
Can write: YES
When unemployed resides in: New Passage, Devonport
Issued at Plymouth: 4th day of April 1845.

REPORTED VOYAGES
78/19/7 Miranicki? Deserted 30.9.47

Jane TRAYS
1824 b. 22May1824 ) Jane Trays daughter of William and Mary christened (IGI C063601)
c. 07Jun1824 )
NOTE: There is a Jane living with her parents in their 1841 census but the age is wrong, so may have died in infancy.

Eliza Jane TRAYS
1826 b. 26Sep1826 ) Eliza Jane Trays daughter of William and Mary (IGI C063601)
c. 06Nov1826 )
NOTE: No further appropriate record found for her - could she be the same person as "Emma Jane" - the age fits.

Emma Jane TRAYS
Can't find a baptismal record. Could she be the "Eliza Jane" b. 1826? - the age fits
1841 Census. Living with parents as "Jane" age 14
1851 Census. Living with parents as "Emma Jane" age 24
1851 m. Emma Jane Trayes and George CLAYTON (Stoke Damerel RD Apr-May-Jun 1851 9 535)
1851 m. 22Jun1851 Stoke Damerel, Devon. By Banns. (FMP image)
George CLAYTON 25 Bachelor Baker of 56 Clowance Street s/o Jonathan, Mariner
Emma Jane TRAYES 24 Spinster of 77 Pembroke Street d/o William TRAYES, rigger
Witnesses: Kate BOUCHER, John SYMONS
1861 1 Morice St Stoke Damerel (RG9/1451 d3 f97 p17 s103) - transcribed as PLAYTON should be CLAYTON
PLAYTON George Head M M 34 Baker b. Devon - Stonehouse
PLAYTON Emma Jane Wife M F 34 b. Devon - Devonport
PLAYTON Charles Son - M 6 Scholar b. Devon - Devonport
PLAYTON Kate Dau - F 4 Scholar b. Devon - Devonport
PLAYTON Frederick G Son - M 2 b. Devon - Devonport Age 1 and 3/4 years
TRAYS Mary Ma-Law - F 78 b. Devon - Milton Abbot(Originally: Devon - Milton Abbott)

William TRAYES
1832 c. 17Feb1832 Stoke Damerel. William son of William & Mary TRAYS of Dock Labourer (FMP image)
1841 Census - living with parents
1845 William TRAYS (BT113 1845-54 p182)
Register Ticket No: 362/631
William TRAYS: age when ticketed 26
born New Passage, Devon 23rd January 1824
Capacity: Blank
Height: 5ft 5ins?
Hair: Brown
Eyes: Blue
Complexion: Sallow
Marks: None
First went to sea as O M in yr Blank
Has served in RN: Blank
Has been in Foreign Service: Blank
Can write: Blank
When unemployed resides in: Devonport
Issued at Portsmouth: 7th day of December 1850.
HMS Blenheim.
NOTE: New Passage is a location within Stoke Damerel.
Peter TRAYS also gives that location on his Register Ticket so they appear to be brothers.
1851 Census - not found
1854 m. Stoke Damerel, Devon. William Trayes (Stoke Damerel RD Apr-May-Jun 1854)
1854 m. 16May1854 Stoke Damerel, Devon. (FMP register image)
William Trayes, of full age, steward, bachelor, son of William Trayes, Rigger and
Catherine Boucher, of no occ., daur of John Boucher, shoemaker
both sign Witnesses: George Clayton and Emma Jane Clayton
1855 17Apr1855 William TRAYES Adventure (ADM48/96/78)
1867 Trayes William 62 George Street, Devonport, DEV. Seaman, R.N. 1857 W le NAVY ADM 142/13, f. 30 H.M.S. "Adventure";
executor - Catherine Kate Trayes, wife; [NB - 'Place' shows executor's abode] (GENUKI Devon WILLS project)
1858 17Apr1858 Datestamp on letter enclosing Will (NAI ADM48/96)
62 George Street, Devonport
Sir,
Will you be kind enough to inspect the inclosed Will which I have received from my husband
William Trayes.
I hope you will pardon me for troubling you
I remain Sir
Your obedient servant
Catherine Kate Trayes
Will :-
William Trayes, Military Officers Steward's Assistant on board H.M. Ship "Adventure"
made 2nd October 1857.
to my wife Katherine Kate Trays No. 62 George Street Devonport
1861 Census - 41 George Street,Stoke Damerel, Devon
William Trayes age 30 b. Devonport, Devon, England Head Seaman Royal Navy
Kate Trayes age 33 b. Shaftesbury, Dorset, England Wife
Elizabeth BOUCHER age 8 Niece
1881 Census 5 Rendalls Buildings Exeter St Sidwell (RG11 2150 f118 p19)
William TRAYES M 57 b. Devonport, Devon Navy Pensioner
Catherine TRAYES M 59 b. Shaftesbury, Dorset Navy Pensioners Wife
1888 d. TRAYES William age 65 Exeter (Apr-May-Jun 1888 5b 65)

sp. Catherine BOUCHER
1861 Census living with husband
1891 Census 6 Mt Pleasant Rd., Exeter (RG12/1688 d10 f76 p31 s212)
TRAYES Catherine Head W F 68 Living On Her Own Means b. Dorset - -
BAYNE Sarah M Sister W F 80 Living On Her Own Means b. Dorset - -
SHEAR Elizabeth A Neice M F 37 b. Dorset - Shaftesbury
SHEAR Joseph Nephew M M 38 Coach Builder(Em'er) b. Cornwall - St Mellion
SHEAR Henry E Gtneph S M 13 Scholar b. Devon - Exeter
SHEAR Frederick B Gtneph S M 8 Scholar b. Devon - Exeter
SHEAR Caroline E Gniece S F 6 Scholar b. Devon - Exeter
SHEAR Jessie Gniece S F 2 b. Devon - Plymouth
SMITH Louisa Nurse W F 39 Nurse b. Devon - Exeter
1891 d. Catherine TRAYES aged 68 (Exeter RD Apr-May-Jun 1891 5b 67)

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FAMILY OF WILLIAM SHAW and HARRIETT TRAYS

Harriet TRAYS
1818 c. 10May1818 Stoke Damerel. Harriet daur. of William & Mary TRAYS of Dock Labourer (FMP image)
1844 m. 24Jun1844 Stoke Damerel. (FMP image)
William SHAW of full age, bachelor, Mariner, 15 Portland Place, s/o Richard SHAW, shipwright (signs)
Harrriet TRAYS of full age, spinster, 15 Portland Place, d/o William TRAYES, labourer (signs)
Witnesses: William TRAYES (his mark), John Symons
1860 Census. Louisville Ward 5, Jefferson, Kentucky
Wm C SHAW 47 b. England
Harriet SHAW 43 b. England
Marriott SHAW 15 b. England
Lydia J SHAW 12 b. England
Caroline SHAW 6 b. Kentucky
1880 Census. Louisville, Jefferson, Kentucky
Harriet SHAW 62 Widowed b. England
L J SHAW 32 b. England
C SHAW 25 b. Kentucky

Sp. William SHAW
1869 d. Louisville, Kentucky 16Dec1869 Wm C Show (sic) age 56 b. England
i. 18Dec1869

?Grace SHAW
?1844 b. Grace SHAW (Stoke Damerel RD Apr-May-Jun 1844 9 461)

Maria Harriet SHAW
1845 b. Maria Harriet SHAW (Stoke Damerel RD Apr-May-Jun 1845 9 447)
1860 Census. Living with parents in Louisville, KEN, USA

Lydia Jane SHAW
1848 b. Lydia Jane SHAW (Stoke Damerel RD Apr-May-Jun 1848 9 471)
1860 Census. Living with parents in Louisville, KEN, USA
1880 Census. Living with widowed mother in Louisville, KEN, USA

Caroline SHAW
1860 Census. Living with parents in Louisville, KEN, USA
1870 Census Kentucky. Possibly staying with relatives following death of father.
James Shaw M 63y Kentucky
Mary Shaw F 59y Kentucky
?Caroline Shaw F 15y Kentucky
Hannah Shaw F 13y Kentucky
Martha A Wheeler F 35y Kentucky
Walter Wheeler M 10y Kentucky
Richard Wheeler M 8y Kentucky
Nettie Wheeler F 4y Ohio
1880 Census. Living with widowed mother in Louisville, KEN, USA

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FAMILY OF JOHN TRAYES and JANE HITCHINS

See link with William TRAYES. Currently nothing more known about this couple.

John TRAYES
1810 m. 20Aug1810 Stoke Damerel. (FMP image & IGI M052421)
John TRAYS seaman of HMS Cossack and Jane HITCHINS otp spinster by Banns
Witnesses: Richard MAUNIER (marks) Wm ROBERTS (signs)

No more trace of this family found so far. A Mary Jane HUTCHINGS is staying with ? brother William in 1881 and is described as his niece.
She may be related to Jane HITCHINS.

There is also another John Trays marriage about 8 months later: -

1811 m. 04Apr1811 Plymouth Charles. John TRAYES and Catherine HENNESSY (FMP)
1816 c. 28Jan1816 East Stonehouse. John TRAYS s/o John & Catherine, Private - Royal Marines (FMP)
?1821 i. 17Jul1821 East Stonehouse. John TRAYS of Stonehouse age 6 yrs (FMP image)
?1823 i. 29Dec1823 Plymouth St George. Catherine TRAYS, Stonehouse, age 41 (FMP image)

This latter marriage fits John Trays the son of William of Wiveliscombe. Per census returns, his daughter Maria was born in East Stonehouse about 1812 but no baptism has been found so far.
In 1826 John married Olive COLLINS in Gosport who, per brother Thomas's will, was his 2nd wife. This fits well with Catherine TRAYS who died in 1823 being his 1st wife.

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Change History

Date	Section	Change
May 2011	Peter and Ann TREASE	i. 08Dec1773 Otterham. John TREASE.
		1775 - 1782 Baptisms of their children at Otterham
Oct 2011	Isaac WHEELER and Ann TRAYS	Details of this possibly related family of Egloskerry
Dec 2012	William TRAYES	1871 & 1873 marriages and 1854 marriage of his daughter Mary Ann to Nicholas CLIFT
Dec 2012	William TRAYES	The William who married Kate BOUCHER is now known to be the son of William who married Mary COAD and NOT the son of William who married Sally Martin
Jan 2013	William TRAYES	1858 marriage of William Vener TRAYES to Mary Maria DARTON
Jan 2013	William TRAYES & Mary COAD	Addition of son Peter, death of daughter Elizabeth, marriage of daughter Emma and tentative placing of him as son of Peter Trease of Otterham.
Apr 2013	Isaac WHEELER and Ann TRAYS	Data on children and Isaac's sister added
Jul 2013	Isaac WHEELER and Ann TRAYS	1871 census return for son Isaac WHEELER showing William TRAYES staying with him and his wife
Aug 2013	Nicholas & Jane BUCKLER	additional daughter Jane + more information on other children
Sep 2013	William TRAYES	List of children plus more information about their lives
Sep 2013	Frederick TRAYES	Emigration to AUS then NZ, marriage, and children
Sep 2013	Harriett TRAYES	Marriage to William SHAW, children and emigration to Louisville, Kentucky, USA
Oct 2014	Isaac WHEELER and Ann TRAYS	Gravestones for Isaac (1835) & son Peter (1836), son Isaac (1883) & wife Elizabeth (1893)
Oct 2014	William TRAYES & Mary COAD	Burial of wife Mary
Aug 2015	William & Sally MARTIN	William's apprenticeship to Thos Shepard of Stratton
Jun 2016	Elizabeth & Francis COLLINS	1889 death of Elizabeth @ Portsea
Jun 2016	William & Sally MARTIN	Parents of niece, Mary Jane, nee HUTCHINGS, identified
Nov 2016	William TRAYES & Mary COAD	Sons Peter & William - seamans register

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