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    Name Robert Bilkey/(Bilkley) 
    Birth Abt 1800 
    Gender Male 
    Occupation 28 Oct 1853 (53 years) - Treveneth (Trevenouth), Paul, Cornwall  Find all individuals with events at this location - TESTIMONIAL TO MR. BILKEY. - Mr. Robert Bilkey, of Treveneth?, in the parish of Paul, being about to leave that parish after a residence of ten years, about twenty of his friends invited him to a dinner at the Ship Inn, Mousehole, on Friday last, and presented him, as a testimonial of their respect, with a handsome chased silver snuff-box, with the following inscription:- "Presented to Mr. Robert Bilkey, by the parishioners of Paul, as a mark of their esteem for his skill as a farmer, and his integrity as a parishioner, during a residence of ten years among them. October 28th, 1853." - It is almost needless to add that the party passed a very pleasant evening, and expressed their best wishes for Mr. Bilkey's success in his new farm, Tremenheere, in Ludgvan.

    4 NOVEMBER 1853, Friday

    http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~wbritonad/genealogy/cornwall/1853/misc/nov.html
    1 Nov 1853 (53 years) - Tremenheere, Ludgvan  Find all individuals with events at this location - TESTIMONIAL TO MR. BILKEY. - Mr. Robert Bilkey, of Treveneth?, in the parish of Paul, being about to leave that parish after a residence of ten years, about twenty of his friends invited him to a dinner at the Ship Inn, Mousehole, on Friday last, and presented him, as a testimonial of their respect, with a handsome chased silver snuff-box, with the following inscription:- "Presented to Mr. Robert Bilkey, by the parishioners of Paul, as a mark of their esteem for his skill as a farmer, and his integrity as a parishioner, during a residence of ten years among them. October 28th, 1853." - It is almost needless to add that the party passed a very pleasant evening, and expressed their best wishes for Mr. Bilkey's success in his new farm, Tremenheere, in Ludgvan.

    4 NOVEMBER 1853, Friday

    http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~wbritonad/genealogy/cornwall/1853/misc/nov.html
    Person ID I4578  AHP
    Last Modified 30 Aug 2021 

    Family Jane Edwards/BILKEY,   b. Abt 1818 
    Marriage 31 Oct 1839  Ludgvan [Parish Circuit Or Chapel], Ludgvan Find all individuals with events at this location  [1, 2] 
    Age at Marriage He : ~ 39 years and 10 months - She : ~ 21 years and 10 months. 
    Children 
     1. Robert Bilkey,   b. Abt 31 Dec 1843, Treveneth (Trevenouth), Paul, Cornwall Find all individuals with events at this locationd. 29 Jul 1855, Tremenheere, Ludgvan Find all individuals with events at this location (Age 11 years)  [Father: Birth]  [Mother: Birth]
    Family ID F1295  Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
    Last Modified 30 Aug 2021 

  • Event Map
    Link to Google MapsMarriage - 31 Oct 1839 - Ludgvan [Parish Circuit Or Chapel], Ludgvan Find all individuals with events at this location Link to Google Earth
    Link to Google MapsOccupation - TESTIMONIAL TO MR. BILKEY. - Mr. Robert Bilkey, of Treveneth?, in the parish of Paul, being about to leave that parish after a residence of ten years, about twenty of his friends invited him to a dinner at the Ship Inn, Mousehole, on Friday last, and presented him, as a testimonial of their respect, with a handsome chased silver snuff-box, with the following inscription:- "Presented to Mr. Robert Bilkey, by the parishioners of Paul, as a mark of their esteem for his skill as a farmer, and his integrity as a parishioner, during a residence of ten years among them. October 28th, 1853." - It is almost needless to add that the party passed a very pleasant evening, and expressed their best wishes for Mr. Bilkey's success in his new farm, Tremenheere, in Ludgvan. 4 NOVEMBER 1853, Friday http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~wbritonad/genealogy/cornwall/1853/misc/nov.html - 28 Oct 1853 (53 years) - Treveneth (Trevenouth), Paul, Cornwall Find all individuals with events at this location Link to Google Earth
    Link to Google MapsOccupation - TESTIMONIAL TO MR. BILKEY. - Mr. Robert Bilkey, of Treveneth?, in the parish of Paul, being about to leave that parish after a residence of ten years, about twenty of his friends invited him to a dinner at the Ship Inn, Mousehole, on Friday last, and presented him, as a testimonial of their respect, with a handsome chased silver snuff-box, with the following inscription:- "Presented to Mr. Robert Bilkey, by the parishioners of Paul, as a mark of their esteem for his skill as a farmer, and his integrity as a parishioner, during a residence of ten years among them. October 28th, 1853." - It is almost needless to add that the party passed a very pleasant evening, and expressed their best wishes for Mr. Bilkey's success in his new farm, Tremenheere, in Ludgvan. 4 NOVEMBER 1853, Friday http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~wbritonad/genealogy/cornwall/1853/misc/nov.html - 1 Nov 1853 (53 years) - Tremenheere, Ludgvan Find all individuals with events at this location Link to Google Earth
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    Pin Legend  : Address       : Location       : City/Town       : County/Shire       : State/Province       : Country       : Not Set

  • Sources 
    1. [S9] OPC, (Cornwall Online Parish Clerks (OPC)), 8 Nov 1839 (Reliability: 3).
      At Ludgvan, on Thursday last, by the Rev. H. E. G.. Youngest son and youngest dau
      Report 8 Nov 1839; Event 31 October?

      Day Month 08-Nov
      Year 1839
      Parish Circuit Or Chapel West Briton
      Groom Fn Robert
      Groom Sn BILKEY
      Groom Age
      Groom Residence Tremenheer?
      Groom Condition
      Groom Rank Profession
      Groom Signed / Marked (S/M)
      Groom Father Name
      Groom Father Rank Profession
      Bride Fn Jane
      Bride Sn EDWARDS
      Bride Age
      Bride Residence Nanceddan
      Bride Condition
      Bride Rank Profession
      Bride Signed / Marked (S/M)
      Bride Father Name Edmund
      Bride Father Rank Profession
      Banns / Licence (B/L)
      Witness Fn1
      Witness Sn1
      Witness Fn2
      Witness Sn2
      Other Information At Ludgvan, on Thursday last, by the Rev. H. E. G.. Youngest son and youngest dau
      Transcriber Notes
      Transcriber J Mosman/J Beaton

    2. [S9] OPC, (Cornwall Online Parish Clerks (OPC)), 31 Oct 1839 (Reliability: 3).
      Film No 246868
      Day Month 31-Oct
      Year 1839
      Parish Circuit Or Chapel Ludgvan
      Groom Fn Robert
      Groom Sn BILKEY
      Groom Age Under age
      Groom Residence otp
      Groom Condition Bachelor
      Groom Rank Profession Farmer
      Groom Signed / Marked (S/M) S
      Groom Father Name William
      Groom Father Rank Profession Farmer
      Bride Fn Jane
      Bride Sn EDWARDS
      Bride Age full age
      Bride Residence otp
      Bride Condition Spinster
      Bride Rank Profession
      Bride Signed / Marked (S/M) S
      Bride Father Name Edmund
      Bride Father Rank Profession Farmer
      Banns / Licence (B/L) L
      Witness Fn1 John
      Witness Sn1 BILKEY
      Witness Fn2 Edmund
      Witness Sn2 EDWARDS Jnr
      Other Information
      Transcriber Notes
      Transcriber Bill Curnow



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