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People of the lifeboats

The crew of the Ryder
Above: Crew members from the Looe Lifeboat Station.

One hundred and forty-five men whose names we know served on board the Looe lifeboats between 1866 and 1930. Countless other unnamed men and women also contributed in some way to the lifeboat service.

  • Honorary Secretaries

    • 1866 - 1894

      Robert Thomas

      (1815 - 1901)

      Bank manager, born in Duloe, living in Fore Street, East Looe in 1871

    • 1894 - 1898

      Samuel Brock

      (1854 - 1942)

      Chief Officer of Coastguards in Looe until 1906

    • 1898 - 1900

      Thomas Parson

      (1841 - 1920)

      Merchant

    • 1900 - 1905

      Capt. John William St John Hughes

      (1838 - 1921)

      Retired army officer

    • 1905 - 1908

      R. Harbord

      Not identified

    • 1908 - 1911

      John Frederick Chields

      (1850 - 1942)

      Solicitor

    • 1911 - 1922

      Capt. Jonathan Robert Barber

      (1851 - 1930)

      Clerk to the Looe Harbour Commisioners

  • Commissioners

    • 1922 - 1925

      Lieut.Col. William Vincent Moul

      (1866 - 1951)

      Formerly an officer in the Cheshire Regiment, lived on The Warp, Barbican Hill in 1911, and in Shutta House at the time of his death

    • 1925 - 1930

      William Francis Phillips

      (1872 - 1934)

      Elementary teacher at Looe School

  • Others

    • Kitson, Harriet Buller

      (1851 - 1932)

      Daughter of Rev. James Buller Kitson and Harriet Elizabeth Buller. Married William Lewis Salusbury [sic]-Trelawny, JP at Morval, 17 December 1872. Present at launch of Oxfordshire and of Ryder, where she presented medals from the French government to the crew of Boy’s Own No. 1.

    • Overd, Ronald

      Lt. Col., Royal Engineers, organised the recovery of Halmay III from Chesil Beach in 1987 – the first step in the restoration of Ryder.

    • Willoughby, Sir John Pollard

      (1799 - 1866)

      4th Baronet of Baldon House, donor of funds for the Oxfordshire, had entered the Bombay civil service in 1819. He was the Conservative MP for Leominster 1857–1858. He resigned after being appointed a member of the Council of India, an advisory body to the Secretary of State for India, which he remained until his death in September 1866. It was his donation of £420 to the ROYAL NATIONAL LIFEBOAT INSTITUTION that paid for the construction of the Oxfordshire.

The Lifeboat Men

Note: the names of those who served on the lifeboats are taken from the Returns of Service for particular rescues includes a list of the lifeboat crew involved. However, spellings can be erratic and often an initial is used rather than a first name. The individuals on the lists here have been identified using census data, but there may be some inaccuracies and many crewmen have yet to be identified.

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  • Alford, William

    (c.1827, West Looe - 1916, aged 89)

    Portrait of William Alford
    Occupation
    (1881) Innkeeper and fisherman
    Spouse
    Mary Bowden (b. 1825, Pelynt) widowed by 1901
    Children
    William (1848- ); Mary (1851- ); Elizabeth (Bessie)(1859- ); John Francis (1861-1930); Emma (1862-1956); Edward (1866-1871)
    Address
    1871 - Fishermans Arms, Higher Market Street; 1891 - Lower Street; 1901 - Market Street with his son William; 1911 - Castle Street -- Living with his son John
    Notes
    Coxswain 1866–1888
    Missions

  • Alford, William jnr

    (1849, East Looe - not discovered)

    Occupation
    fisherman
    Parents
    William Alford
    Address
    1871 - Fishermans Arms, Higher Market Street; 1891 - Lower [Market?] Street; 1901 - Market Street with his father
    Missions

  • Bartlett, W.

    Notes
    not identified. In the 1911 Census there is a Mr W. Bartlett living in Hannafore Lane with his wife
    Missions

  • Bettison, Albert

    (c.1871, West Looe - October 1951)

    Occupation
    fisherman
    Parents
    (William) Henry and Mary Bettison
    Spouse
    Ellen Hill (married 1886)
    Children
    Maude
    Address
    to 1881 - with parents and 8 siblings in Castle Street; 1911 Fore Street
    Notes
    Albert Bettison, also known as William Albert Bettison -- there is no record of an Albert Bettison, although this name is recorded on some returns of service
    Missions
    • RTB, February 15, 1900
    • Gypsy, December 7, 1901
    • Daisy, February 27, 1903

  • Bettison, Ernest

    (1 September 1868 - 1957, aged 90)

    Occupation
    fisherman
    Parents
    (William) Henry and Mary Bettison
    Spouse
    Emily Ellen Bettison (from Liskeard -- married 11 December 1884) -- 16 years his junior
    Address
    to 1881 - with parents and 8 siblings in Castle Street; 1911 ??; 1939 - Higher Market Street; 1921 - Market Street
    Notes
    Another son of Henry Bettison
    Missions
    • RTB, February 15, 1900
    • Gypsy, December 7, 1901
    • Daisy, February 27, 1903

  • Bettison, Henry

    (1837 at Polperro - 13 April 1919)

    Occupation
    1871 - fisherman; 1881 - Master of Yacht; 1891 - fisherman
    Parents
    Willam (blacksmith) and Mary Ann Bettison
    Spouse
    Elizabeth M. Bettison
    Children
    9
    Address
    1871 - Chapel Street; 1881 - Castle Street; 1891 - Chapel Street; 1911 Church Street living with his son James and his family
    Missions

  • Bettison, Stuart

    Notes
    not identified
    Missions

  • Brown, R.

    Notes
    not identified
    Missions

  • Butters, (Abraham) Harold

    (4 July 1899 - July 1970)

    Occupation
    fisherman
    Parents
    Abraham and Florrie Butters
    Spouse
    Sarah Elizabeth Lewis (b. 9 Sept 1899) Married in 1921
    Children
    Florence (1922- ) Phyllis (1932- ) Herbert (1938- )
    Address
    1901 - Shutta Lane with his mother and uncle; 1911 Fore Street with mother and sister; 1921 - Lower Chapel St, 1939 3 Riverside Cottage, The Quay
    Missions

  • Butters, Benjamin Gummar Bennet

    (1875, baptised 21 July - April 1932)

    Occupation
    fisherman, 1921 - boatman
    Parents
    Joseph and Anne/Ann Butters
    Spouse
    Annie (c.1875)
    Children
    Roy (c.1916)
    Address
    1901, 1911 - Fore Street
    Notes
    Ben Butters on Returns of Service. Some discrepancy in year of birth - 1921 census gives his age as 47 and 8 months, which would y.o.b. 1873. Fined 5s + costs for using a net near the mouth of the harbour other than a draft net. J. Toms also fined.
    Missions

  • Butters, Charles

    (1872 in Looe, baptised at St Martins 6 March - 1941)

    Occupation
    sailor, 1921 - fisherman
    Spouse
    Alice (c.1872- )
    Children
    Minnie, Hilda (c.1897- ), Ethel (c.1901- ) and Charles (c.1903)
    Address
    1901 - Castle Street; 1911 - Fore Street, 1921- Chapel Hill
    Missions

  • Butters, J.

    Notes
    not identified.
    Missions

  • Butters, James

    (c.1865 - ?)

    Occupation
    fisherman
    Parents
    John (fisherman) and Mary
    Spouse
    Florence Butters
    Children
    2 sons, 1 daughter
    Address
    1881 - Mid Market Street
    Notes
    THIS IDENTIFICATION IS TENTATIVE Not on 1921 census but on electoral registers to 1930
    Missions
    • RTB, February 15, 1900

  • Butters, John

    (1828, baptised 31 August - 7 May 1905)

    Occupation
    Master Mariner
    Spouse
    Mary - married 28 May 1857
    Children
    Richard (mariner), Abraham (sailmaker), James, Charles and Mary
    Address
    1861 -- on crewlist as Master of the Sark [?] of Looe; 1871 - Fore Street; 1881 - Mid Market Street
    Missions

  • Butters, John (2)

    (1855, West Looe - ?)

    Parents
    Joseph (blacksmith) and Mary
    Address
    1861 - Hill Head
    Notes
    THIS IDENTIFICATION IS TENTATIVE AS JOHN BUTTERS: NO RECORDS FOUND AFTER 1861
    Missions

  • Butters, W.

    Notes
    not identified -- see Butters, William
    Missions

  • Butters, William

    Portrait of William Butters
    Notes
    not identified
    Missions

  • Butters, William J.

    (1866 or 1867 - ?)

    Occupation
    fisherman
    Spouse
    Mary
    Children
    1911 - Sylis (11), Owen Coad (8) and John Coad (6)
    Address
    1901 - Higher MarketStreet with his mother-in-law Grace Coad; 1911- Market Street
    Notes
    tentatively identified as William J Butters. No records found after 1911
    Missions

  • Cocks, Jonathan

    Notes
    not identified
    Missions
    • Ada, October 22, 1880

  • Collings, John

    (30 June 1870 - 7 March 1940)

    Occupation
    1911 - Naval Pensioner
    Spouse
    Susan Ann
    Children
    William
    Address
    1911 - North Road, West Looe
    Missions
    • Mail, December 14, 1868

  • Collins, Charles

    (January 1870, West Looe - 1934)

    Occupation
    fisherman
    Parents
    William Northcott Collings (fisherman) and Suzannah Philippa Hooper
    Spouse
    Laura
    Children
    1901 - Gladys (5), Charles (2)
    Address
    1881 - Back Street; 1901 - Church Street; 1911 - Hannafore Hill,West Looe
    Notes
    also identified as Charles Collings from 1891 census onwards
    Missions

  • Cox, John

    Notes
    not identified
    Missions

  • Cox, Stephen

    (31 May 1877, Duloe - a Stephen Cox died on 9 February 1964 ""aged 85"")

    Occupation
    fisherman
    Parents
    John (fisherman) and Eliza
    Spouse
    Frances Florrence Warrener (b. 19 April 1889)
    Children
    1enry George (c.1909- ) Florence (c.1912- )
    Address
    1901 - Fore Street with parents and sister Dora; 1911 - Market Street, 1921- Tower Hill
    Missions

  • Cox, T.

    Notes
    not identified
    Missions

  • Cox, William Henry

    (24 July 1873, St Germans - October 1942)

    Occupation
    1911 - yachting and fishing; 1921 sea going fisherman
    Spouse
    Eva Annie (b. 18 July 1879)
    Children
    Eunice Lilian (1900- )
    Address
    1901 - Island Lodge, Fore Street; 1911 - Fore Street, West Looe; 1921 - 59 West Looe Hill, 1939 - Bramley, West Looe Hill
    Missions

  • Dan, Harry

    ((a) c.1869 (b) c.1860 - (b) 1931)

    Occupation
    (b) fisherman
    Parents
    (a) Henry (fisherman) and Susan Dan (b) Henry and Eliza Dan
    Spouse
    (b) 1911 - Susan; 1911 - Philippa
    Children
    (b) Emily, John, Harry, Edwin
    Address
    (a) 1901 - Higher Market Street with parents and 5 siblings (b) 1891- Middle Market Street; 1911 - Fore Street, West Looe
    Notes
    TWO POSSIBLE CANDIDATES
    Missions

  • Dan, Henry

    (17 March 1828 - 31 January 1893)

    Occupation
    1871 - fisherman; 1891 -boat owner
    Spouse
    Eliza Pengelly
    Children
    1871 - William (17 fisherman), Henrietta, Harry (see Dan Harry (2))(11), Charles C. (8), Alfred P. (6), Richard P. (3), Eliza J. (1)
    Address
    1871 - Chapel Street; 1881 - Lower Market Street; 1891 - Middle Market Street
    Missions

  • Dan, James

    ((1) 26 December 1823 (2) 23 September 1853 - (1) April 1917 (2) January 1941)

    Occupation
    (1) fisherman (2) fisherman RNR
    Parents
    Henry Dan (see Dan, Henry)
    Spouse
    (1) Elizabeth (2) Louisa (married 1879 or 1881)
    Children
    (1) Maria, James, Clarinda,Elizabeth, Mary, Thomas, Albert and Minnie
    Address
    (1) 1861, 1871. 1881, 1891, 1901 - Chapel Street (2) 1881, 1911 - Lower Market Street; 1939 - Middle Market Street
    Notes
    TWO POSSIBLE CANDIDATES
    Missions

  • Dan, Jas.

    Notes
    not identified -- probably a duplicate of James Dan
    Missions

  • Dove, Joseph

    (2 May 1871, West Looe - April 1945)

    Occupation
    merchant seaman, sailor; 1939 - Yacht Brum Bird Master
    Parents
    Joseph and Sarah A. Dove
    Spouse
    Mary Ann
    Children
    1881 - Mary P.(13), Joseph (9), William G. (6), Sarag A. (4) John E. (8 months)
    Address
    1881 - Fore Street with parents; 1901 - Chapel Ground, West Looe
    Missions

  • Fisk, (William) George

    (c.1840, Cork, Ireland - March 1872, aged 32)

    Parents
    Samuel Fisk (coastguard), Anna M. Fisk
    Address
    1851 - Castle Street with parents
    Notes
    William George. Fisk, brother of Albert - NO OTHER CENSUS INFORMATION
    Missions

  • Fisk, Albert E.

    (c.1845, Cork, Ireland - October 1918)

    Occupation
    1881 - pilot
    Parents
    Samuel Fisk (coastguard), Anna M. Fisk
    Spouse
    1881 - no entry
    Children
    1881 - Albert (6); Lizzie I4)
    Address
    1851 - Castle Street with parents; 1871 - Mate on the Sarah Ann, Morwellham; 1881 - Middle Market Street; 1901 - Castle Street; 1891, 1911 - Tower Hill (now widowed)
    Notes
    Goxswain 1888–1898, brother of (William) George Fisk
    Missions

  • Fletcher, James

    ((1) 30 July 1877 - (1) April 1955)

    Occupation
    (1) 1891 - shop assistant; 1901,1911- fisherman; 1939 - sicharded merchantile marine
    Parents
    (1) Joseph (mariner) and Mary
    Spouse
    (1) Lucy P. Fletcher
    Children
    (1) 1911 - Charles (11), Clive (2)
    Address
    (1) 1881 -- Midddle Market Street with parents; 1891 - Market Street, 1901, 1911 - Budge Ground; 1911 - Shutta; 1939 - 3 Glen Lynne
    Notes
    Jon. Fletcher on Returns of Service, but this name not found
    Missions

  • Fletcher, Jos.

    Notes
    not identified - posslbly James Fletcher
    Missions

  • Fletcher, Thomas

    Notes
    not identified
    Missions

  • Frunn, Charles

    Notes
    not identified
    Missions

  • Harvey, Ed.

    Notes
    not identified -- Edward Harvey b. c.1844 is the only likely candidate but he was a carpenter's apprentice in 1861. No census records after that
    Missions

  • Hocking, C.

    Portrait of C. Hocking
    Notes
    not identified
    Missions

  • Hocking, Charles

    (July 1880, East Looe - October 1936)

    Parents
    John (general labourer) and Mary A.
    Address
    1881 -- Lower Street with parents; 1891 - Church End with parents; 1911 - Rose Cottage
    Notes
    On 7th December 1936 he was knocked into the river by a swinging derrick guide rope, striking his head against the Lady Sheila which was discharging a cargo of cement on the Buller Quay. He was rescued but died of his head injuries two days later.
    Missions

  • Hocking, P.

    Notes
    not identified
    Missions
    • Ada, October 22, 1880

  • Holden, A.

    Notes
    not identified
    Missions

  • Hoskin, Alfred

    (30 April 1896 - January 1959)

    Portrait of Alfred Hoskin
    Occupation
    1911, 1939 - fisherman
    Parents
    Joseph (fisherman) and Annie Hosken
    Spouse
    Florence (b. 7 August 1896)
    Address
    1881, 1911 -- on the Quay with parents; 1921 - Buller Street; 1939 - 18 Woodlands View
    Notes
    also known as Alfred Hosken
    Missions

  • Hoskin, Charles

    (July 1876 - October 1934)

    Portrait of Charles Hoskin
    Parents
    Joseph and Mary A.
    Address
    1881 - Middle Market Street with parents
    Notes
    No further details after 1881
    Missions

  • Jago, William

    (c. 1848, East Looe - July 1918)

    Occupation
    1861 -- apprentice to ropemaker; 1871 - sailor; 1881 - merchant seaman
    Parents
    John and Anne
    Spouse
    Hannah
    Children
    1881 - William H (7), Beatrice (4), Arthur E (3), Ethel J. (1) … but in 1911 cilren are Charlie B. (28), John T. (26) and Mable [sic] (21)
    Address
    1851 -- Back Street with parents; 1861 - boarding on the Quay; 1871, 1881 - Fore Street, West Looe; 1911 --West Looe Hill
    Missions
    • Mail, December 14, 1868

  • Johns, James

    (c.1855, Polruan - March 1908)

    Occupation
    1871- mariner; 1881 -shipwright
    Parents
    Richard (Trinity pilot) and Mary
    Spouse
    Mary
    Children
    1881- Edith (2 months)
    Address
    1861-22 West Street, Polruan with five siblings; 1871 - Polruan; 1881 - Middle Market Street with parents-in-law
    Notes
    uncertain identification. Not found in 1871 census by 1891 he was living in Stoke Damerel, Devon
    Missions

  • Little, John

    (c.1867, East Looe - 1938, aged 70)

    Occupation
    1901 - fisherman
    Parents
    John Little
    Spouse
    Alice (1880- )married c. 1902
    Children
    Catherine / Ethel (1904- ), John Henry (1906- ) Marion (1910 - )
    Address
    1881 - Church street with father; 1901- Chapel Street with step-daugher Ann Littlea nd nephew Harold Little; 1921 - East Cliffe
    Missions

  • Lucas, William

    (c.1850, East Looe - ?)

    Parents
    Fanny Lucas
    Address
    1851 - Chapel Street with mother; 1861 - Lower Market Street
    Notes
    William T. Lucas in 1861 Census. Could possibly be his father, also William Lucas (fisherman) born c.1823. No records after 1871
    Missions

  • Martin, S.

    Notes
    not identified
    Missions

  • Menhenick, Benjamin

    (c.1863, Looe - April 1936)

    Occupation
    1881 - general labourer; 1891, 1901 - fisherman; 1911, 1921 - coal porter
    Parents
    Benjamin and Grace
    Spouse
    Polly (1863- ) married 1899
    Children
    Benjamin (1903- )
    Address
    1881- Back Street with parents; 1891-Chapel Street with parents; 1901, 1911 - Fore Street; 1921 - Shutta
    Notes
    Benjamin Menhenick. His sister married Charles Skentelbery who is also listed as being crew
    Missions

  • Mitchell, Joseph James

    (1872, Mare Street, Hackney London - ?)

    Occupation
    1911, 1921 - fisherman
    Spouse
    Agnes (1875- )
    Children
    Joseph James Lorna (1898- )
    Address
    1911 - Church Street; 1921 - Shutta Road
    Notes
    Joe Mitchelll on Returns of Service
    Missions

  • Morris, Joseph/G

    Notes
    not identified
    Missions

  • Oliver, Thomas Henry

    (July 1869, Polperro - July 1927, Devonport)

    Occupation
    1891- mariner; 1901 -fisherman
    Parents
    John (fisherman) and Philippa
    Spouse
    Eliza J.
    Children
    1911 - Harriet Toms (19) Gwendoline Maud (12) Feda (9), Lilian (6), Muriel (4)
    Address
    1871 - Lansallos St,Lansallos with parents, 1891, 1901 - Fore Street; 1911- Lower Church Street;
    Notes
    Thomas Henry Oliver
    Missions

  • Palmer, Philip

    (c.1838, West Looe - September 1909)

    Occupation
    1851 - servant; 1861, 1871 - mariner; 1881, 1901 - fisherman
    Spouse
    Susan
    Address
    1851 - Langsoe [?], St Martin by Looe, ins service to John Muchmore; 1861 - Calstock (boarder); 1871 - West St, Polruan (boarder); 1881 - Fore Street; 1901 Mount Pleasant, East Looe
    Notes
    no census data for 1891
    Missions

  • Pearn, Edmund Fishley

    (c. 1851, East Looe - 23 July 1921)

    Occupation
    1871 - fisherman; 1901 -[?] Carnet keeper of Island bunker
    Parents
    Edward (harbour pilot) and Elizabeth
    Spouse
    Sarah Anne
    Children
    1911 - Florence (23)
    Address
    1851 - Back Street with parents, 2 siblings and 1 step brother; 1861, 1871 - Churchend with parents; 1901 - Talland; 1911 - Market Street
    Notes
    brother of Percy Pearn
    Missions

  • Pearn, Edward F

    ((1) 1851 (2) 20 December 1877 - (1) July 1921 (2) October 1956)

    Occupation
    (1) 1871, 1881, 1891 - fisherman, (2) 1939 - boatman and general labourer
    Parents
    (1) Edward (harbour pilot) and Elizabeth (2) Pearce B.and Bessie
    Spouse
    (1) Sarah Anne (2) Louisa
    Children
    (1) 1881 - Edith (6) Edwin (1)
    Address
    (1) 1861, 1871 - Churchend; 1881 East Looe (no street given); 1891 - Lower Street; 1901 - St Georges Island (2) 1881 - Middle Market Street with parents; 1901 - Churchend, with parents in law; 1939 - 4, The Hillocks
    Notes
    (1) Edward F Pearn, brother of Edward (2) son of Percy Pearn
    Missions

  • Pearn, Ernest

    (14 July 1896 - 30 Jul 1979)

    Occupation
    1911 - errand boy
    Parents
    Percy B. (fisherman) and Elizabeth
    Spouse
    Leonora (1895- )
    Address
    1901 - Higher Market Street with parents and 7 siblings; 1911 - Fore Street with parents, 4 siblings and 2 servants; 1921 - Higher Chapel Street
    Notes
    Naval Reservist -- certificate in the National Archive BT 377/7/95863, date of death not found
    Missions

  • Pearn, Percy Butler

    (January 1854, East Looe - March 1937)

    Occupation
    1881, 1891, 1901, 1921 - fisherman
    Parents
    Edward Pearn and Elizabeth Fishley
    Spouse
    Elizabeth ('Bessie') Crocker (1856- )
    Children
    Edward (1877-1956; Sarah Jane (1880-), Percy (1882-1959); Beatrice Mary (1886-), Eva (1887-), William James (1889-), Arthur (1892-), Claude (1894-), Ernest (1896-), Joseph Leaonard (1900-)
    Address
    1881 - Middle Market Street; 1891 - Market Street, 1901 Higher Market Street: 1921 - Fore Street
    Notes
    Named Pearce Pern on some Rerturns of Service
    Missions

  • Pengelly, (John) Barry

    (1846 - October 1919)

    Occupation
    1891- fisherman, 1901 - fish curer, 1911- fish merchant
    Parents
    John, Mary
    Spouse
    Mary A.
    Children
    1939 - Leonine (22)
    Address
    1891, Market Street, with parents 1901, 1911 - Higher Market Street
    Notes
    tentatively identified as John B. Pengelly
    Missions

  • Pengelly, Abraham

    (21 February 1863 West Looe - April 1931)

    Occupation
    1901 - mariner
    Spouse
    Celia
    Children
    1901 - Thomas (18), Alfred (11), Robert (8); 1911 Leonard added (7)
    Address
    1901, 1911 - Fore Street, West Looe
    Notes
    Naval Reservist -- certificate in the National Archive BT 164/9/66; father of Thomas Pengelly
    Missions

  • Pengelly, Benjamin

    ((A) 28 May 1851, East Looe (B) 27 December 1871 - (A) April 1929 (B) October 1960)

    Occupation
    (A) 1871, 1881 - fisherman; 1891 - general labourer, 1901 - waterman (B) 1911 - boatman, 1939 - fisherman and boatman
    Parents
    (A) Benjamin and Dorothy (B Jon (retired pilot)
    Spouse
    (A) Elizabeth M (B) Maude
    Children
    (A) 1901 - William H (21), Robert (18), Mabel (15), Alfred (13), Bertie (f. 11), Charlie (f. 7) (B) 1911 - Harry Gorpos[?] (5), Gladys Maude (2 1l2)
    Address
    (A)1871 - Lower Street, with parents 1881 - Church Street; 1891 - Lower Street; 1901- Higher Market Street (B) 1891 - Chapel St, with parents; 1911, 1921 - 5 Wesley Terrace, East Looe
    Notes
    TWO POSSIBLE CANDIDATES
    Missions
    • RTB, February 15, 1900
    • Gypsy, December 7, 1901

  • Pengelly, C.

    Notes
    not identified
    Missions

  • Pengelly, E.

    Notes
    not indentified
    Missions

  • Pengelly, E.

    Notes
    not indentified
    Missions

  • Pengelly, Edward Walters

    (c.1864, West Looe - September 1914)

    Occupation
    1891, 1901 - fisherman
    Spouse
    Maude Ellen
    Children
    1901 - George Edward (11), Edna (5), Ellen (3)
    Address
    1891, [?} Hannafore Place, West Looe; 1901 - Princes Street, West Looe; 1911 - Fore Street, West Looe
    Notes
    possible identification- no record of 'Walters' as second name
    Missions

  • Pengelly, Ernest

    (9 October 1890 - January 1965)

    Occupation
    1911, 1939 - fisherman
    Parents
    John E. and Hannah
    Spouse
    Flossie/Florrie (b.11/9/93)
    Children
    Jack (b.1918/19)
    Address
    1901 - Market Street with parents;1911 - Church Street; 1921 - 2 West Looe Hill; 1939 - Hannafore Lane, West Looe
    Missions

  • Pengelly, G.

    Notes
    not identified
    Missions

  • Pengelly, G. (2)

    Notes
    not identified
    Missions

  • Pengelly, Harry

    Notes
    not identified. He cannot be Harry Pengelly (b. 1889), son of Benjamin Pengelly
    Missions

  • Pengelly, J.

    Notes
    not identified. He cannot be John E. Pengelly, b.c.1855
    Missions

  • Pengelly, Joseph

    Notes
    not identified
    Missions

  • Pengelly, Richard B.

    (.c.1838 - 1896)

    Occupation
    1861, 1871 - mariner
    Parents
    John (harbour pilot) and Susanna
    Spouse
    Susannah
    Children
    John (c.1861- );Richard (c.1863- ); Jane (c. 1867- ); Charles (c.1871- )
    Address
    1851 - Bridge street, with parents; 1861 - Lower Market Street; 1871 - Chapel Street
    Notes
    tentatively identified. Rd. Pengelly on Reuturns of Sevice
    Missions

  • Pengelly, Thomas

    (10 January 1883 - 1943)

    Occupation
    1901 - mariner; 1911 - fisherman
    Parents
    Abraham (mariner) and Celia
    Spouse
    unmarried
    Address
    1901, 1911 - Fore Street West Looe with parents; 1939 - Princess Street with motherand brother Alfred
    Notes
    three Thomas Pengellys in 1901 Census in Looe. This is the most likely candidate: Thomas H. Pengelly on death notification but see also Pengelly, Thomas H. It could be the same man
    Missions

  • Pengelly, Thomas Henry

    (1871 - not found)

    Occupation
    1901, 1911 - sailor
    Parents
    Thomas (master) and Mary
    Spouse
    Bessie
    Children
    Violet (c1897- ); Murtle (c.1899- ); Garfield (c.1903 -)
    Address
    1871 - 20 Fore Street West Looe with parents; 1881 - Fore Street West Looe; 1901 - Fore Street; 1911 - Fore Street, West Looe
    Notes
    On Returns of Service as Thomas B. Pengelly. Tentatively identified as Thomas Henry Pengelly, but see also Pengelly, Thomas - it could be the same man. No trace in 1891 census
    Missions

  • Pengelly, Wilfred (Ike)

    (25 July 1897, East Looe - 1972)

    Occupation
    1939 - fisherman
    Parents
    Richard (Dick Clubs) (fisherman) and May Jane Hancock (died 1897)Dick married Emma in 1900
    Spouse
    Clara M. Gibaut
    Children
    Francis Wilfred (1919-1989); Undine (1921-1999); Charles (1923- 1944); Richard (1923-1930); Rose Marie (1928-2013); Hetty (1931-2019); Dorothy (1931-2013); Richard (Dickie Ike) (1934-2006)
    Address
    1911- Church End with father and step mother
    Missions

  • Pengelly, William Henry

    (1881, Lanreath - 1951)

    Occupation
    1901 - sailor; 1911 - fisherman
    Parents
    Benjamin (1851- ) and Elizabeth M. (1854- )
    Spouse
    Annie (1885- )
    Address
    1901 - Fore Street
    Missions

  • Pryne, Charles

    Portrait of Charles Pryne
    Notes
    not identified
    Missions

  • Prynn, Robert

    (c.1819, East Looe - March 1892)

    Occupation
    1851, 1861 - fisherman; 1871, 1881 - waterman; 1891 - pauper
    Parents
    Mary (widowed before 1851)
    Address
    1851, Lower Street, with mother (pauper and widow); 1861, 1871 - Lower Market Street; 1881 - Middle Market Street (boarder); 1891- Middle Market Street
    Notes
    note on 1881 census - 'Crippled from Birth'
    Missions

  • Rowett , Thos.

    Notes
    not identified. Thomas Rowett (1826-1883) was a tailor
    Missions

  • Sandy, George

    Notes
    not indentified
    Missions

  • Sargeant, R.

    Notes
    not indentified
    Missions
    • Ada, October 22, 1880

  • Sargent, W.

    Notes
    not indentified
    Missions

  • Shapcott, Richard

    (c.1855, East Looe - January 1929)

    Occupation
    1871 - shipbuilder's apprentice; 1891,1901 - mason
    Parents
    William and Mary
    Spouse
    Fanny Andrews Shapcott
    Children
    Wiiliam(c. 1885- ); Walter (c.1889- )
    Address
    1871 - Shutta Lane with parents; 1891, 1901 - Shutta Lane; 1911 - Clifton Place Shutta
    Notes
    May be too young, but the only Richard Shapcott found
    Missions

  • Shapcott, William .H.

    (c.1840 , East Looe - January 1916)

    Occupation
    1871 - mason
    Spouse
    Susan
    Address
    1871 - Shutta Lane; 1881 - Middle Market Street
    Notes
    William Shapcott was a mason
    Missions

  • Skentleberry, Charles (3)

    Notes
    Skentleberry on Returns of Service. Possibly the same as Skentlebury, Charles and/or Skentlebury (2nd)
    Missions

  • Skentlebury, Charles

    (c.1860, East Looe - October 1924)

    Occupation
    1881, 1891 - fisherman; 1901 - waterman; 1911 - fisherman
    Parents
    Richard
    Spouse
    Susan Maud Menhenick
    Children
    -
    Address
    1881 - Lower Street with father; 1891, 1901 - Market Street; 1911 - Church Stret
    Notes
    On returns of Services as Scantelbury
    Missions

  • Skentlebury, Edwin

    (1841 - 21 July 1892)

    Occupation
    1861 -mariner; 1871 - master
    Spouse
    Mary Meech 1842 - 1923
    Children
    Edwin (1861-1939); Emily (1868-1952). Family bible also shows twins who died at birth but no dates
    Address
    1841 - Middle Market Street 1851 - Middle Market Street 1861 - Middle Market Street 1871 - On board vessel in Millbay Dock, Plymouth 1881 - On board Vessel ""Florence"" in St Austell area
    Notes
    Edwin Skentelbery in census
    Missions

  • Skentlebury, Jn.

    (c.1837 - March 1891)

    Occupation
    1871 - sailor
    Parents
    Benjamin (mariner) and Grace
    Spouse
    Philippa (c.1841- )
    Children
    Sophie (1865- ); Florence (c.1867- ); Philip
    Address
    1871 - Church End Road
    Notes
    John Skentelbery in census
    Missions
    • Mail, December 14, 1868

  • Skentlebury, Joseph

    (11 April 1870 - June 1895)

    Occupation
    1891 - merchant seaman; 1911 - bargeman
    Parents
    Elizabeth A
    Spouse
    ida (c. 1873- )
    Address
    1871 - Church End Road wih mother and John Skentelbery's family; 1891, 1911 -- Saltash
    Missions

  • Skentlebury, Charles (2)

    Notes
    On returns as Charles Scantleburry -- possibly the same as Skentleberry, Charles
    Missions
    • Ada, October 22, 1880

  • Smith, S.

    Notes
    not identified
    Missions

  • Soady, George Edward

    (c.1855 - 1937)

    Occupation
    1871 - fisherman; 1881 - mariner; 1891, 1901, 1911 - fisherman
    Parents
    George (fisherman) and Elizabeth
    Spouse
    Selina Sophia (c. 1855-)
    Children
    Eva (c.1880-died before 1891 ); James (c.1877- ); George (1882- ); Annie (c.1880- ); Sophia (c.1884- )
    Address
    1871 - Back Street with parents; 1881 - North Road, West Looe; 1891 West Looe; 1901 - Fore Street, West Looe; 1911 Island House, West Looe
    Missions

  • Soady, George Edward (2)

    (c.1882 - 1960)

    Portrait of George Edward Soady
    Occupation
    1901, 1911 - fisherman
    Parents
    George Edward (c.1855-1937) and Selina Sophia (c. 1855-)
    Spouse
    Elizabeth Ann (c.1884- )
    Children
    Erwin (c.1905- )
    Address
    1891 - West Looe with parents; 1901 - Fore Street West Looe with parents; 1911 - Church Street
    Notes
    son of George Soady, also called George Edward Soady
    Missions

  • Soady, John

    (26 October 1903 - 2000)

    Portrait of John Soady
    Occupation
    1939 - fisherman
    Parents
    Edwin (fisherman c.1872- ) and Mary (c.1876- )
    Spouse
    Ruby (1905- )
    Address
    1911 - Church Street with parents; 1939 - Quayside Hannafore Road
    Missions

  • Southern, Albert

    (19 November 1868 - January 1951)

    Occupation
    1911 - storeman
    Spouse
    Florence (c. 1870)
    Children
    Ralph (1900- ); Loris (1905- ) Kate (c. 1908- )
    Address
    1911 - Castle Street; 1939 -- Buller Street
    Notes
    Sothern on Returns of Service -- Albert Southern is only candidate found.
    Missions

  • Stevens, Richard

    Notes
    not identified
    Missions

  • Stevens, Thos. J.

    Notes
    not identified
    Missions

  • Symons, Charles

    (c.1870, West Looe - July 1944)

    Occupation
    1901 - fisherman
    Parents
    John (c.1835- ) and Mary (c. 1839- )
    Address
    1901 - Market Street with parents
    Notes
    could be Charles Symons (1872- ) married to Eva (1881- ), with daughter Ethel Joyce (1904- ) or the two could be the same person
    Missions

  • Symons, Harry

    (c.1865 - March 1896)

    Portrait of Harry Symons
    Occupation
    1901 - fisherman
    Spouse
    Mary (c.1870- )
    Children
    Joy (c.1890- ); Harry (c.1893- )
    Address
    1901 - Market Street
    Notes
    tentively identified (Harry Symons,his son is too young)
    Missions

  • Symons, John

    (c.1835 - 17 Feb 1923)

    Occupation
    (A) 1901, 1911 - fisherman
    Spouse
    (A) Mary (c. 1839- )
    Children
    (A) Eva (c.1904- )
    Address
    (A) 1901, 1911 - Market Street
    Missions

  • Symons, Samuel William

    (15 December 1869, East Looe - 29 November 1965)

    Occupation
    1891, 1901, 1911 - fisherman
    Parents
    John (fisherman) and Mary
    Spouse
    Maria (c.1869- )
    Children
    Mabel (c.1898-)
    Address
    1871 -Lower Market Street with parents; 1881 - Higher Market Steet with parents; 1891 - Lower Market Street with parents; 1901, 1911 - Market Street
    Missions

  • Symons, Saul

    Notes
    not identified -- probably a duplicate of Samuel William Symons
    Missions

  • Symons, Thomas

    (c.1875, Looe - 1905)

    Occupation
    1911 - fisherman
    Spouse
    Ellen (c.1880- )
    Children
    Thomas (c. 1905)
    Address
    1911 - Churchend
    Notes
    no record in 1901 census
    Missions

  • Tambling, Thomas

    Children
    Clara (c.1873- )
    Notes
    Thomas Tamblyn on Returns of Service. Probably William T Tambling
    Missions

  • Tambling, William T

    (16 October 1873, East Looe - July 1963)

    Occupation
    1891- mariner; 1911 -fisherman; 1939 - fisherman
    Parents
    Thomas Tambling (mariner) and Mary Jane
    Spouse
    Elizabeth (c. 1875- ); Belinda (1880- )
    Children
    Mary (c. ); Charles (c.1898- ); William (c.1900- ); Helen (c.1904- ); Hantly (c.1905- ); Vera (c.1910- )
    Address
    1891 - Churchend with parents; 1911 -- Higher Market Street; 1939- The Old Gildhall)
    Notes
    T.Tamblyn on Returns of Service. Tentatively identified as William T Tambling, son of Thomas Tambling
    Missions

  • Tambling, Thomas snr

    (1852, East Looe - 3 Apr 1955)

    Occupation
    1891- mariner
    Address
    1891 - Churchend
    Notes
    T. Tablbyn snr on Returns of Service. Identified as Thomas Tambling
    Missions

  • Tamlin, Edward

    Notes
    not identified
    Missions

  • TamlinE/Tamblyn, C.

    Notes
    not identified
    Missions

  • Taylor, Francis

    (c.1851, West Looe - 1938)

    Occupation
    1881, 1901, 1911 - fisherman
    Parents
    John (merchant seaman, c.1823) and Mary A. (c.1821- )
    Spouse
    Mary (c.1853- )
    Children
    Clara (c.1873- ); Maud (c.1877- ); John (c.1880- ); Suzanna (c.1883- ); Alfred (c.1886- ); Charley (c.1888- ); William (c.1892- ); Ernest (c.1899- )
    Address
    1861- West Looe with parents; 1881 - Middle Market Street; 1901 - Church End; 1911 - Church Street; 1921 - Bay Street
    Notes
    FrankTaylor on Returns of Service
    Missions

  • Toms, (William) Thomas

    (c.1883 East Looe - Oct 1925)

    Occupation
    1911- fisherman
    Parents
    William T. Toms (c.1861) and Susannah P. Toms (c.1861- )
    Spouse
    Violet May (c.1889)
    Children
    Edna May (c.1902- )
    Address
    1901 - Churchend with parents, 1911 - Church Street, Lower Market Street
    Missions

  • Toms, Albert

    ((a) c.1896; (b) c.1890 - (b) 1946)

    Occupation
    (b) fisherman
    Parents
    possible identification (a) son of Thomas and Susanna Toms; (b) son of Edward and Louisa Toms
    Address
    (a) 1911 - Church End with parents; (b) The Quay with parents
    Notes
    two possible candidates
    Missions

  • Toms, Alfred

    (1880, East Looe - ?)

    Parents
    Edward (fisherman, c.1855- ) and Louise (c.1859)
    Address
    1881 - Middle Market Street with parents
    Notes
    brother of Charles Edward Toms
    Missions

  • Toms, Charles

    (1863, East Looe - ?)

    Occupation
    1891 - fisherman
    Parents
    James (1822- 1890) and Susan (1822-)
    Spouse
    Mary M -- or Mary P - (1863- )
    Children
    Edith (1885- ), Harry M (1887- ), Mary (1889- )
    Notes
    C. Toms on Returns of Service. Tentative identification as Charles Toms, son of James Toms (1822-1890)
    Missions

  • Toms, Charles (2)

    (c.1862 - July 1939)

    Occupation
    1911- pilot
    Parents
    James and Susannah
    Spouse
    Mary Phillippa (c.1862- )
    Children
    Harry Marshall (c.1887- ), May Madeline (c.1889-), Stanley (c.1891- ), Hedley (c.1895 - ), Austin Charles (c.1904- )
    Address
    1911- Tower Hill
    Missions

  • Toms, Charles Edward

    (8 Jan 1878 - Jan 1948)

    Portrait of Charles Edward Toms
    Occupation
    1901. 1911- fisherman
    Parents
    Edward (fisherman, c.1855- ) and Louise (c.1859)
    Spouse
    Amy V. (c.1875- )
    Children
    Charles Lowick (c.1911 - ), Greta Clara (1910)
    Address
    1892- Lower Market Street with parents1901 - Market Street; 1911- Middle Market Street, Market Square
    Missions

  • Toms, E.

    Notes
    not identified
    Missions

  • Toms, Edgar

    (24 Nov 1884 - Oct 1940)

    Occupation
    1911- fisherman
    Parents
    Edward (fisherman, c.1855- ) and Louise (c.1859)
    Spouse
    Louisa Ellen (1890- )
    Address
    1892 - Lower Market Street with parents, 1911 - Lower Market Street; 1939 - Chapel Street
    Notes
    brother of Charles E, Alfred, Walter and Albert
    Missions

  • Toms, Edward

    (c.1834-36 - ?)

    Edward Toms wearing a life jacket
    Occupation
    1871 - fisherman
    Spouse
    Mary A. (c.1844- )
    Children
    Henry (c. 1867- )
    Address
    1871- Higher Market Street
    Notes
    Uncertain identification. Coxswain 1898–1919.This is not Edward Symons Toms.
    Missions

  • Toms, Edwin

    (c.1880 - ?)

    Occupation
    1901, 1911- fisherman
    Parents
    James (fisherman c.1845- ) and Ellen L. (c.1851- )
    Spouse
    Louisa (c.1882 - )
    Address
    1901- Castle Street with parents; 1911- Pentreath, Barbican Hill
    Missions

  • Toms, James

    ((a) c.1841 (b) c.1847/49, East Looe - (a) 9 Apr 1925, (b) 14 Feb 1923)

    Occupation
    (a) 1851, 1871, 1901 - fisherman , 1911 waterman (boatman) (b) 1871, 1881- fisherman
    Parents
    (a) John (fisherman, c.1813- ) and Jemima (c.1817- )
    Spouse
    (a) Jane (c.1838- ) ; (b) Ellen (c.1848- )
    Children
    (a) Mary J. (c. 1859); Elizabeth A. (c.1863-- ), Emma (c.1864- ), Louisa (c.1867- ), Sophia c.1869- ), Elizabeth M.(c.1871- ), Florence (c.1874- ), William (c.1875- ); (b) Reginald (c.1870 - ), James (c.1873- ), Ellen (c.1877- ), Edwin (c.1879- ), Sara (c.1881- ), Thomas H. (c.1881- ), Ernest (c.1884- ), George (c.1886- ), Minnie (c.1890- )
    Address
    (a) 1851 - Chapel Street with parents, 1861 -- Churchend with parents, 1871, 1881,1891 - In the Bay; (b) 1871 -Chapel Street; 1881 - Castle Cottage, 1891, 1901, 1911 - Castle Street
    Notes
    TWO POSSIBLE CANDIDATES . Elsewhere JT (a) children given as Mary (c. 1859); Charles (c.1898- ); William (c.1900- ); Helen (c.1904- ); Hantly (c.1905- ); Vera (c.1910- )
    Missions

  • Toms, James (2)

    (c.1822 - Sep 1890)

    Occupation
    1871 - pilot
    Spouse
    Susan (c.1822- )
    Children
    Susan (c.1850 - ), Mary B. (c.1852 - ). Edward (c.1855- ), William (c.1860- ), Charles (c.1863- ), Cyril Martin (c.1869- ), Wesley Martin (c.1870- )
    Address
    1871 - In the Bay
    Missions
    • Ada, October 22, 1880

  • Toms, James Jnr

    Notes
    likely to be James Toms (b)
    Missions

  • Toms, Jas.

    Notes
    liklely to be James Toms (b)
    Missions

  • Toms, Joseph

    (c.1851, East Looe - possibly Oct 1920)

    Occupation
    1871, 1891- fisherman
    Parents
    John (c.1815- ) and Jamima (Jemima) (c.1817- )
    Address
    1871, 1881- In the Bay with parents, 1901 -- on the Quay (boarder)
    Notes
    Joseph V. Toms, but christened as Joseph Benson Toms 28 May 1851
    Missions

  • Toms, Reginald

    (870, East Looe - ?)

    Occupation
    1911 - fisherman
    Parents
    James (c.1848 - ) and Ellen L. (c.1848)
    Spouse
    Catherine (c.1873- )
    Children
    Edwin (1897), Catherine Louisa (1898- ), Harriet (c. 1900- ), Jane (c.1902), Nellie (c.1903- ), Olive May (c.1905- ), Florence (c.1907- ), Reginald John (c.1908- ), James (c. 1909- )
    Address
    1891- Castle Street with parents, 1901 - Barbican Hill, 1911 - Castle Street; 1921- Tower Hill
    Missions

  • Toms, Richard

    (c.1844, East Looe - Jun 1894)

    Occupation
    1871 - fisherman
    Parents
    James (c.1821) and Susannah (c.1821 - )
    Spouse
    Mary J. (c.1844- )
    Address
    1861 - Churchend with parents, 1871- on the Quay, 1891 - Middle Market Street
    Missions

  • Toms, W.J.

    (c.1874 - ? Oct 1957)

    Occupation
    1911 - fisherman
    Spouse
    Edith (c.1875- )
    Children
    Nora (c. 1896- )
    Address
    1911 - Churchend
    Notes
    W.Toms on Returns of Service - tentative identification as W. J. Toms
    Missions

  • Toms, Walter (2)

    (c.1882 - Oct 1961)

    Occupation
    1901 - fisherman
    Parents
    Edward P. Toms (c.1855- ) and Louisa J. (c.1857- )
    Spouse
    Edith (c.1883- )
    Children
    Ernest (c. 1908- )
    Address
    1901 - Market Street withparents; 1911 Church Street, Lower Market Street
    Notes
    tenative identification as Walter Richard Toms, borther of Edgar and Albert
    Missions

  • Toms, Walter R.

    (c.1867, East Looe - 1933)

    Occupation
    1911 - fisherman
    Parents
    Francis (c.1823) and Jane (c.1825- )
    Spouse
    Maria (c.1866- )
    Children
    Jamie (c.1892- )
    Address
    1911, 1912 - Castle Street
    Missions
    • RTB, February 15, 1900

  • Toms, William

    (c.1854, East Looe - Jan 1948)

    Occupation
    1881 - fisherman; 1911 - seaman
    Parents
    John (fisherman, c.1815- ) and Jamima (c.1817- )
    Spouse
    Emma J. (c.1856- )
    Children
    Thomas W. (c.1879- ), Ada (c.1881- ), Jame (c.1882- ), Mabel (c.1884- ), William (c.1886- ), Harry (c.1889), Winifred (c.1891- ), Edwin (c.1892- )
    Address
    1871, 1881 - In The Bay; 1891 - Middle Market Stree; 1901 - 39 Fore Street; 1911 -Torpoint
    Notes
    tentatively identified as William Toms
    Missions
    • Ada, October 22, 1880

  • Toms, William (2)

    (c.1853, East Looe - ?)

    Occupation
    1881 - fisherman
    Spouse
    Jane (c.1856- )
    Children
    Thomas W. Toms (c.1879- ), Ada (c.1881- )
    Address
    1881 - In the Bay
    Notes
    W. Toms on Returns of Service -- tentively identified as William Toms
    Missions
    • Ada, October 22, 1880

  • Toms, William (3)

    Notes
    uncertain identification
    Missions

  • Toms, William Thomas (2)

    (c.1861 - 1944)

    Portrait of William Thomas
    Occupation
    1901 - fisherman
    Spouse
    Susannah P. (c.1861- )
    Children
    William T. (c.1883- ), Ada (c.1887- ), Philippa (c.1889- ), Dora (c.1893- ), Albert (c.1896- ), Lena (c.1900- )
    Address
    1901, hurchend
    Missions
    • Lion, August 29, 1881

  • Vaughan, R.

    Notes
    not identified
    Missions

  • Vincent, H.

    Notes
    not identified
    Missions

  • Walters, James

    Notes
    not identified
    Missions

  • Walters, James

    Notes
    not identified
    Missions
    • Mail, December 14, 1868

  • Walters, Samuel

    Notes
    not identified
    Missions
    • Mail, December 14, 1868

  • Webber, Harry

    Notes
    not identified
    Missions

  • Webber, Harry (2nd)

    Notes
    not identified
    Missions

  • Whynall, John

    (c.1868 - ?)

    Occupation
    1901- fisherman
    Parents
    John (c. 1866- ) and Mary (c.1822- )
    Spouse
    Mary E. (c.1871- )
    Children
    Albert J. (c.1893- ), Arthur (c.1898- ), Dorothy (c.1898- )
    Address
    1881- Churchend with parents, 1901, 1911 - Castle Street
    Notes
    son of Robert Wynhall c. 1821?
    Missions

  • Whynall, Robert Pope

    (c.1862 - Jul 1948)

    Portrait of Robert Pope Whynall
    Occupation
    1911 - Master of Yacht
    Parents
    Robert Wynhall )c.1820) and Mary (c.1827- )
    Spouse
    Louisa (c.1858 - )
    Children
    Emily (c.1886) Florence (c.1890)
    Address
    1911- Hannafore Road, West Looe
    Missions

  • Willcocks, William

    (24 Apr 1828 - 24 February 1910)

    Occupation
    1871 - Trinity pilot
    Parents
    John and Ann
    Spouse
    Elizabeth (c.1829- )
    Children
    Elizabeth A. (c.1859- ), Susana (c.1861- ), Richard (c.1863- ), Martha (c.1866- )
    Address
    1871 - Castle Street, 1881 - Lower Street; 1891 - Churchend
    Missions

  • Williams, J.

    Notes
    not identified
    Missions

  • Wynhall, Robert (2)

    (c.1819/1821 - March 1890)

    Occupation
    1871 - fisherman
    Parents
    Richard Wynhall (c.1787- ) and Jane (c.1785- )
    Spouse
    Mary (c.1827- )
    Children
    Robert P. (c.1862- ), John P. (c.1866- )
    Address
    1851 - Higher Chapel Streetwith parents, 1861 Fore Street, 1871 - Castle Street, 1881 - Churchend
    Notes
    Robert Wynhale on Returns of Service
    Missions

  • Coxswains