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09-11-20, 08:27
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Yes, Fanny is in service in Fowey in 1871. I wondered about the workhouse. John Jago was an ag. lab. so perhaps he was working on a farm somewhere. 
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09-11-20, 08:46
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In 1851, the household has three boys old enough to earn a living:Richard Curtis, 19, Joseph Blake 16 and Isaac Jago 13. Do we know where they were? Or their brother Edwin Jago aged 8 in 1851.
Also, do we know where John was living in 1862? I wouldn't mind betting that it was still Lostwithiel Street and for some reason they simply weren't counted.
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09-11-20, 08:59
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Richard Curtis Blake is the man I'm investigating. He was Jane's son. He was married and at Passage Street, Fowey. This family emigrated to Australia later on.
1861 Census Richard Blake Head Married Male 26 Farm Labourer Fowey Charlotte Blake Wife Married Female 25 Fowey M Margaret Blake Daughter Female 4 Fowey, John Blake Son - Male 2 Fowey Richard Blake Son Male 0 Fowey Henry Hunter Lodger Unmarried Male 40 Ropemaker Scotland Angelina Blake Visitor Female 13 Fowey James Bollard Lodger Married Male 40 Farm Labourer Duloe I'd love to know who Angelina Blake was! I couldn't find her yesterday. Joseph Kendall Blake, another of Jane's sons, has eluded me. Edwin has also proved to be elusive.
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09-11-20, 09:22
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No, not Fanny but Caroline?
1871: William Davis Head - Male 81 1790 - Cornwall, England Emma Davis Daughter - Female 49 1822 - Cornwall, England Sarah Laura Bishop Daughter - Female 42 1829 - Hampshire, England Elizabeth Richards Servant - Female 71 1800 - Cornwall, England Angelina Caroline Jago Servant - Female 21 1850 - Cornwall, England
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09-11-20, 09:23
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Gosh, the newspapers didn't hold back in those days!
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09-11-20, 09:27
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Ooh, thanks!
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09-11-20, 10:36
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Someone on Ancestry appears to think that a John Mitchell in Cardiff, born Fowey, is one and the same as Joseph Kendall Blake.
So far as I can see, this individual first married as John Murton Mitchell to Jane Howard in 1863. But he's a mariner, rather than an ag lab, so I think it must be pin sticking, without proof.
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09-11-20, 10:41
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Phoenix, I've now sent off a GEDCOM file to the researcher and asked him to come back if he requires further information. I'm going to leave it for now.
Thanks for your help - another pair of eyes is invaluable.
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06-04-24, 23:16
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Hi New to the group from Australia but found this thread on google.
My great great grandparents is Richard and Mary and this is what I found and wanting to find out more . They moved to Australia is 1882. Thank you Richard Blake 1829-1917 Mary Charlotte Tippett 1836-1900 8 Marriage: 1858 Mary Margaret Blake 1856-Deceased John Treleaven Blake 1858-1915 Richard Courtis Blake 1860-1866 Elizabeth Jane Blake 1862-Deceased Fanny Blake 1864-Deceased Ellen Blake 1867-1953 Joseph Blake 1869-1886 William Thomas Blake 1871-1882 Alfred Blake 1874-1959 Laura Kate Blake 1877-1973 Ernest James Blake 1880-1962
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