Homer Hugh Holwell

• Charts: Descendants of Thomas Austin

• Homer Hugh Holwell was born on 18 May 1920 in Howard, Weston County, Wyoming.
• He was the son of James Henry Holwell and Zella Gertrude Johnson.
• Homer Hugh Holwell married Margaret M Antiside circa 1945.
• Homer Hugh Holwell died in 2002 in Sundance, Wyoming.

James Holwell

• Charts: Descendants of Thomas Austin

• James Holwell was born in 1815 in Lamerton, Devon. He was the son of William Holwell and Grace Bassett.
  
• At the age of 19 years, James Holwell married Elizabeth Austin, daughter of Thomas Austin and Elizabeth Warne, on 7 October 1834 in Menheniot, Cornwall. Grooms occupation is shown as a sojourner living in this parish. They were married by banns, and by Vicar Richard Martin and witnesses to the marriage were Susan Austin and William Ford.
  
• James Holwell appeared on the census of 7 June 1841 in Sydenham Dameral, Devon. He was a 25 year old male.
  
• There is a death of a Elizabeth Austin recorded in the Tavistock, Devon, England, in March 1846, however, this may not be the correct date of death for this Elizabeth Austin.
• His marriage, at 32 years, to Ann Webster was registered in the March 1847 Quarter in Tavistock, Devon Registration District.
• James Holwell and Ann Webster appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 in Breconshire, Wales. James 38, lived with his wife Ann and daugher Harriet, and son.
  
• James Holwell and Ann Webster appeared on the census of 7 April 1861 in 111 Pontious Piece, Linkinhorne, Cornwall. James, 46 was shown as a copper miner born Lamerton, living with his wife Ann 38 born Crowan, Cornwall and children Harriett Shaw, 23, married, daugher, an ore dresser born South Sydham, Devon; William E 16, born South Sydham and his niece Mary Ann Richards, 4 born Breage, Cornwall.
  
  
• James Holwell and Ann Webster appeared on the census of 1871 in Truro Road, East Halifax, Halifax. James was shown as a 62 year old miner born Engand living with his wife Ann aged 40, also born England. Both were Church of England and Ann was able to read and write. James' son William lived two doors down.
  
• James Holwell and Ann Webster appeared on the census of 4 April 1881 in Windsor Road, Halifax, Nova Scotia. James, 68, was a farmer born England living with his wife Ann, 59, and his son William E, aged 33 a miner born England, and William's wife Mary Ann aged 28 born Nova Scotia, and their children Frederick W, aged 10, Winnifred aged 8, David N aged 5, Laura Jane aged 4 and Edward L aged 1. All the chidren were born in Nova Scotia.
  
• In June 1881,his wife, Ann Webster died. This date may be incorrect. According to family hearsay, the family did leave Canada, Ann dying a few weeks before they left.
  
• Sometime after the 1881 Census William and his father James left Nova Scotia for the US. They made their way to Deadwood, South Dakato where they worked in the gold mines. Accoring to family hearsay they were contracted by the Homestake Mining Company to sink the first mining shaft in the Lead City area, three miles from Deadwood. At that time Deadwood was bustling gold boomtown at that time, with lots of violence with very little law and order.
  
• James Holwell died in January 1882 in Scull Creek, Weston, Wyoming. According to family hearsay, James, William, and William's son David were on an ice cutting detail in January 1882 when an immigrant in a covered wagon was passing through. He stopped across the creek from them and James ventured to cross the creek to be able to hear them better. Upon crossing the creek the ice gave way and James was soaked. He made it to the other side and he stood there talking to the immigrant till his clothes froze solid to his skin as the temperature was near zero degrees. After the immigrants went on their way James, William and David went back to the ranch where James came down with pneumonia an died a few days later.
  

James Henry Holwell

• Charts: Descendants of Thomas Austin

• James Henry Holwell was born on 8 November 1890 in Scull Creek, Weston, Wyoming.
• He was the son of William Edward Holwell and Mary Ann Beaglehole.
• James Henry Holwell appeared as a member of the household of William Edward Holwell and Mary Ann Beaglehole in 1910 in Newcastle, Weston, Wyoming; William was 65, Mary Ann 58, Fred 39, Nelson 35, Edward 31, James 20 and Elma 15.
  
• At the age of 26 years, 3 months and 26 days, James Henry Holwell married Zella Gertrude Johnson, daughter of Axel William Johnson and Almira Jennie Gorsuch, on 6 March 1917 in Weston County, Wyoming.
• James Henry Holwell and Zella Gertrude Johnson appeared on the census of January 1920 in Weston, Wyoming. James, aged 30, was born in Wyoming and lived with his wife Zella G, aged 22 born Iowa and their son Milton J born Wyoming and aged 1 year 5 months.
  
• He was James ran a drilling business with his sons.
  
• James Henry Holwell died on 21 March 1953 in Newcastle, Weston, Wyoming, at age 62.

Laura Jane Holwell

• Charts: Descendants of Thomas Austin

• Laura Jane Holwell was born in 1877 in Nova Scotia.
• She was the daughter of William Edward Holwell and Mary Ann Beaglehole.
• Laura Jane Holwell appeared as a member of the household of James Holwell and Ann Webster on 4 April 1881 in Windsor Road, Halifax, Nova Scotia; James, 68, was a farmer born England living with his wife Ann, 59, and his son William E, aged 33 a miner born England, and William's wife Mary Ann aged 28 born Nova Scotia, and their children Frederick W, aged 10, Winnifred aged 8, David N aged 5, Laura Jane aged 4 and Edward L aged 1. All the chidren were born in Nova Scotia.
  
• At the age of 21 years, Laura Jane Holwell married Ira S Bowker on 4 January 1898 in Weston, Wyoming. They were married at the home of Laura's parents in Skull Creek.
• In 1901 A. W. Bowen wrote a book "Progressive Men in Wyoming". Ira featured, although his name was spelt incorrectly:-
  IRA S. BAWKER
  With the love of nature that distinguishes the true husbandman, Ira S. Bawker, of Inyankara, Wyoming, has turned his back upon the allurements of mercantile life, for which he was specially prepared, devoting himself to the peaceful and productive pursuits of agriculture, in which the man of industry and thrift sees the fruits of his labor blooming and ripening around him, refreshing the landscape with their beauty and gladdening the heart with the promise of substantial comfort. Mr. Bawker is a native of Jo Daviess county, Ill., where he was born on July 12. 1868, the son of James T. and Catherine ( Bricklcr) Bawker, an account of whose career is to be found elsewhere in this volume. Ira began his scholastic training in the schools of Illinois, continued it in those of Kansas, where the family lived for a time, and completed it at Sundance, Wyo., after the home was established in that neighborhood. After completing the course, he returned to his native state and attended an excellent commercial college in Dixon, for the purpose of fitting himself for business. Instead of mercantile life, however, he joined the great army of agriculturists in Wyoming, working for his father on his ranch, and also on land of his own, which he took up adjacent to that of his father. In 1895, with his father, he bought the ranch on Skull Creek, twenty-five miles northwest of Newcastle, on which he has lived since his marriage in 1898. This he has greatly improved, having there built up a thriving industry in cattle raising and general farming. In the ranch there are 480 acres, and he has also control of a large body of leased land. His residence is an attractive cottage, which he has built and furnished with due consideration for the comfort and pleasure of its inmates, and his cattle are housed in good sheds and fed from the capacious stacks with which the place is supplied. On January 4, 1897, at the home of the bride's parents on Skull Creek, Mr. Bawker was married to Miss Laura J. Holwell, a native of Nova Scotia, and a daughter of William and Margaret E. (Beaglehole) Holwell. Her father was born in England and her mother in New Jersey. Mr. Holwell came west in 1878, locating a little later, in Wyoming, and taking up his residence in 1881 on Skull Creek, where his family joined him in 1883, and is one of the successful and prominent cattlemen of the section. Mr. and Mrs. Bawker have one child. Edgar I. The head of the house is a Democrat in politics, steadfastly adhering to his party in all issues involving real government principles.
  
• Laura Jane Holwell and Ira S Bowker appeared on the census of 1910 in Holwell, Weston, Wyoming. Ira was 41, born Illinois, living with his wife Laura 33, and children Edgar 11, Bernice B 6, Dora S 4, and Roy E Maxfield aged 21.
  
• Laura Jane Holwell died in 1925 in Newcastle, Weston, Wyoming.
• Laura was buried in Greenwood Cemetery.

Marguerite Edna Holwell

• Charts: Descendants of Thomas Austin

• Marguerite Edna Holwell was born in 1915 in Wyoming, USA.
• She was the daughter of David Nelson Holwell and Hannah Harriet Cooksley.
• Marguerite Edna Holwell appeared as a member of the household of David Nelson Holwell and Hannah Harriet Cooksley in 1920 in Weston, Wyoming; David (or Nelson) was 44 years old, born Nova Scotia, living with his wife Harriet, 31 born Iowa, and children Harland 15, Myrtle A 14, Mary E 6yrs & 11 months, Mervin 4, William 6, and Margarueta 4. Living with them were a Evert Gasley, 28 born Iowa and Mary J Polson 22, born Kanses.
  
• Marguerite Edna Holwell appeared on the census of between 1920 and 1930 in Weston, Wyoming.
• She appeared as a member of the household of David Nelson Holwell and Hannah Harriet Cooksley in 1930 in Skull Creek, Weston, Wyoming; David 55, was born in Canada, Hattie 41 was born in Iowa. Living with them were their children Myrla A 24, Mary E 17, William H 16, Mervin E 14, Margaruete E 14, David N 9, Robert W, 5 and Ruth W 5. All the chidren were born in Wyoming.
  
• Marguerite Edna Holwell was a with her family when The Holwell family spent the 4th of July in Ice Box Canyon according to the local newspaper on 12 July 1934.
• Marguerite Edna Holwell married George Howard Spute circa 1940.
• Marguerite Edna Holwell died in 2001.

Milton Junior Holwell

• Charts: Descendants of Thomas Austin

• Milton Junior Holwell was born on 21 July 1918 in Weston County, Wyoming.
• He was the son of James Henry Holwell and Zella Gertrude Johnson.
• Milton Junior Holwell appeared as a member of the household of James Henry Holwell and Zella Gertrude Johnson in January 1920 in Weston, Wyoming; James, aged 30, was born in Wyoming and lived with his wife Zella G, aged 22 born Iowa and their son Milton J born Wyoming and aged 1 year 5 months.
  
• Milton Junior Holwell died on 19 August 1985 in Hot Springs, South Dakota, at age 67.
• Milton was buried on 22 August 1985 in Black Hills National Cemetery, Sturgis, Dakato, United States of America.

Myrtle Author/Authur Holwell

• Charts: Descendants of Thomas Austin

• Myrtle Author/Authur Holwell was born on 4 July 1905 in Scull Creek, Weston, Wyoming.
• He was the son of David Nelson Holwell and Lottie May Bacon.
• Myrtle Author/Authur Holwell appeared as a member of the household of David Nelson Holwell and Hannah Harriet Cooksley in 1920 in Weston, Wyoming; David (or Nelson) was 44 years old, born Nova Scotia, living with his wife Harriet, 31 born Iowa, and children Harland 15, Myrtle A 14, Mary E 6yrs & 11 months, Mervin 4, William 6, and Margarueta 4. Living with them were a Evert Gasley, 28 born Iowa and Mary J Polson 22, born Kanses.
  
• Myrtle Author/Authur Holwell appeared on the census of between 1920 and 1930 in Weston, Wyoming.
• Myrtle Author/Authur Holwell married Helen Charlotte Larson circa 1930.
• Myrtle Author/Authur Holwell appeared as a member of the household of David Nelson Holwell and Hannah Harriet Cooksley in 1930 in Skull Creek, Weston, Wyoming; David 55, was born in Canada, Hattie 41 was born in Iowa. Living with them were their children Myrla A 24, Mary E 17, William H 16, Mervin E 14, Margaruete E 14, David N 9, Robert W, 5 and Ruth W 5. All the chidren were born in Wyoming.
  
• Myrtle Author/Authur Holwell died on 17 July 1985 in Sheridan County, Wyoming, at age 80.

Nellie Blanche Holwell

• Charts: Descendants of Thomas Austin

• Nellie Blanche Holwell was born on 12 February 1877 in Wyoming, USA.
• She was the daughter of William Edward Holwell and Mary Ann Beaglehole.
• At the age of 28 years, Nellie Blanche Holwell married Samuel J Jones in 1906 in Weston, Wyoming.
• Nellie Blanche Holwell and Samuel J Jones appeared on the census of 1910 in Newcastle, Weston, Wyoming. Samuel 26 and Nellie 22 lived with their daughter Ruth aged 3.
  
• Nellie Blanche Holwell died on 3 July 1911 in Newcastle, Weston, Wyoming, at age 34.

Quinton Roy Holwell

• Charts: Descendants of Thomas Austin

• Quinton Roy Holwell was born on 25 December 1922 in Osage, Wyoming.
• He was the son of James Henry Holwell and Zella Gertrude Johnson.
• Quinton Roy Holwell died on 21 February 1999 in Weston County, Wyoming, at age 76.
• Quinton was buried in Keystone, Pennington County, South Dakota.

Thomas Gluis Holwell

• Charts: Descendants of Thomas Austin

• Thomas Gluis Holwell was born in 1869 in Nova Scotia.
• He was the son of William Edward Holwell and Mary Ann Beaglehole.
• Thomas Gluis Holwell appeared as a member of the household of William Edward Holwell and Mary Ann Beaglehole in April 1871 in Truro Road, East Halifax, Halifax; William was a 26 year old miner living with his wife Mary Ann aged 19, born US, and their sons Thomas aged 2 born Nova Scotia and Frederick aged 8 months born Nova Scotia. William and Mary Ann were Church of England. The family lived a few doors from William's father.
  

William Edward Holwell

• Charts: Descendants of Thomas Austin

• William Edward Holwell was born on 10 June 1844 in South Sydham, Devon. He was baptized in Devon.
• He was the son of James Holwell and Elizabeth Austin.
• At the time of the 30 March 1851 census, William Edward Holwell was living in the household of James Holwell and Ann Webster in Breconshire, Wales. James 38, lived with his wife Ann and daugher Harriet, and son.
  
• At the time of the 7 April 1861 census, William Edward Holwell was living in the household of James Holwell and Ann Webster in 111 Pontious Piece, Linkinhorne, Cornwall. James, 46 was shown as a copper miner born Lamerton, living with his wife Ann 38 born Crowan, Cornwall and children Harriett Shaw, 23, married, daugher, an ore dresser born South Sydham, Devon; William E 16, born South Sydham and his niece Mary Ann Richards, 4 born Breage, Cornwall.
  
  
• At the age of 23 years, 4 months and 23 days, William Edward Holwell married Mary Ann Beaglehole on 2 November 1867 in Handcock, Haughton, Michigan, USA.
• William Edward Holwell and Mary Ann Beaglehole appeared on the census of April 1871 in Truro Road, East Halifax, Halifax. William was a 26 year old miner living with his wife Mary Ann aged 19, born US, and their sons Thomas aged 2 born Nova Scotia and Frederick aged 8 months born Nova Scotia. William and Mary Ann were Church of England. The family lived a few doors from William's father.
  
• William Edward Holwell appeared as a member of the household of James Holwell and Ann Webster on 4 April 1881 in Windsor Road, Halifax, Nova Scotia; James, 68, was a farmer born England living with his wife Ann, 59, and his son William E, aged 33 a miner born England, and William's wife Mary Ann aged 28 born Nova Scotia, and their children Frederick W, aged 10, Winnifred aged 8, David N aged 5, Laura Jane aged 4 and Edward L aged 1. All the chidren were born in Nova Scotia.
  
• Sometime after the 1881 Census William and his father James left Nova Scotia for the US. They made their way to Deadwood, South Dakato where they worked in the gold mines. Accoring to family hearsay they were contracted by the Homestake Mining Company to sink the first mining shaft in the Lead City area, three miles from Deadwood. At that time Deadwood was bustling gold boomtown at that time, with lots of violence with very little law and order.
  
• In January 1882,William Edward Holwell's father, James Holwell died in Scull Creek, Weston, Wyoming. According to family hearsay, James, William, and William's son David were on an ice cutting detail in January 1882 when an immigrant in a covered wagon was passing through. He stopped across the creek from them and James ventured to cross the creek to be able to hear them better. Upon crossing the creek the ice gave way and James was soaked. He made it to the other side and he stood there talking to the immigrant till his clothes froze solid to his skin as the temperature was near zero degrees. After the immigrants went on their way James, William and David went back to the ranch where James came down with pneumonia an died a few days later.
  
• William Edward Holwell appeared on the census of 1900 in Weston, Wyoming.
• He and Mary Ann Beaglehole appeared on the census of 1910 in Newcastle, Weston, Wyoming. William was 65, Mary Ann 58, Fred 39, Nelson 35, Edward 31, James 20 and Elma 15.
  
• In 1919,his wife, Mary Ann Beaglehole died in Newcastle, Weston, Wyoming, USA.
• William Edward Holwell died in 1929 in Newcastle, Weston, Wyoming.

Winnifred Holwell

• Charts: Descendants of Thomas Austin

• Winnifred Holwell was born in 1872 in Nova Scotia.
• She was the daughter of William Edward Holwell and Mary Ann Beaglehole.
• Winnifred Holwell appeared as a member of the household of James Holwell and Ann Webster on 4 April 1881 in Windsor Road, Halifax, Nova Scotia; James, 68, was a farmer born England living with his wife Ann, 59, and his son William E, aged 33 a miner born England, and William's wife Mary Ann aged 28 born Nova Scotia, and their children Frederick W, aged 10, Winnifred aged 8, David N aged 5, Laura Jane aged 4 and Edward L aged 1. All the chidren were born in Nova Scotia.
  
• At the age of 18 years, Winnifred Holwell married John Berry on 1 July 1890 in Weston, Wyoming. Winnifred may have remarried a Harding.

Blanche Holworth

• Blanche Holworth was born circa 1775.
• Blanche Holworth married Samuel Honey on 26 April 1805 in Lanreath, Cornwall. Samuel was a butcher of Lanreath, Blanche also lived in Lanreath. Witnesses were Ann and Richard Honey.

David McKenzie Holzknecht

• David McKenzie Holzknecht was born in 1918.
• David McKenzie Holzknecht married Beatrice Marie Baldwin, daughter of Ivy Nelder, circa 1965.
• David McKenzie Holzknecht died in 1971.

Catherina Friedricka Holzwarth

• Catherina Friedricka Holzwarth was born on 24 November 1844 in Neckarrems, Wurttemburg, Germany. She was the daughter of Johannes Holzwarth and Magdelina Beh.
  
• At the age of 15 years and 2 months, Catherina Friedricka Holzwarth married Christian (Christie) Klein, son of Johan (Martin) Klein and Maria Menz, on 24 January 1860 in Toowoomba, Queensland.
• Catherina Friedricka Holzwarth died on 12 September 1907 in Toowoomba, Queensland, at age 62.
• Catherina was buried in Meringandan Cemetery.

Paulina Carolina Holzwarth

• Paulina Carolina Holzwarth was born circa 1835. She was the daughter of Magdelina Beh and Johann Howzwath.
  
• Paulina Carolina Holzwarth married Gottlieb Friedrich Riethmuller in 1865 in Queensland.
• Paulina Carolina Holzwarth died in 1916 in Queensland.

Katherina Holzwath

• Katherina Holzwath was born in 1861. She was the daughter of Adam Holzworth and Katherine Lisle.
  
• At the age of 22 years, Katherina Holzwath married Carl Wilhelm Kaefer in 1883 in Queensland.
• Katherina Holzwath and Carl Wilhelm Kaefer appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1909 living at Mt Luke, Murphy's Creek. Charles was a labourer as was their son Frederick.
  
• In 1917,her husband, Carl Wilhelm Kaefer died in Queensland.
• Katherina Holzwath died on 25 July 1939 in Queensland.
• Katherina was buried on 26 July 1939 in Drayton & Toowoomba Cemetery. LUTH37-42-039-0026.

Ann Honey

• Charts: Descendants of Thomas Austin

• Ann Honey was baptized on 17 February 1796 in Lewannick, South Petherwin, Cornwall.
• She was the daughter of John Honey and Mary Cornish.
• At the age of 27 years, 4 months and 5 days, Ann Honey married Thomas Austin, son of Thomas Austin and Elizabeth Warne, on 22 June 1823 in Buckland Monachorum, Devonshire, England. According to information published with a photo of William by Picture Queensland, State Library of Queensalnd, Thomas and Ann had three sons, all with the second name of Honey.
  
• Ann Honey and Thomas Austin appeared on the census of 7 June 1841 in Buckland Monachorum, Devon. Thomas is shown as a 40 year old agricultural labourer, living with his wife Ann also 40 (both not born in Devon), living with their two sons William 11 and John 7, both born in Devon.
  
  
• Ann Honey and Thomas Austin appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 in Buckland Monachorum, Tavistock, Devonshire. Thomas is shown as a 50 year old ag labourer born Menheniot Cornwall, living with his wife Ann, also 50 and born Lewannick, Cornwall, and sons William, a 20 year old carpenter and John 16,an ag labourer. Both boys were born in Buckland Monachorum.
  
  
• Ann Honey and Thomas Austin appeared on the census of 7 April 1861 in "Barnpark Cottage", Buckland Monachorum, Devon. Thomas is shown as a 60 year old agricultural labourer, born Cornwall and living with his wife Ann, also 60 years old and born in Cornwall.
  
  
• Ann Honey died in July 1863 in Buckland Monachorum at age 67. The parish registers show Ann was 66 years old when she died.
• Ann was buried on 12 July 1863 in Buckland Monachorum.

Ann Honey

• Ann Honey was born in 1835 in Cornwall.
• She was the daughter of Samuel Honey and Margaret Unknown.
• At the time of the 7 June 1841 census, Ann Honey was living in the household of Samuel Honey in Newport Street, Maker, Cornwall. Samuel 35 born County, a labourer and Margaret 35, not born in County, lived with their chidren Elizabeth 10, Louisa 8, Ann 6, Emanual 4 and Margaret 2.
  
  

Betsy Goodman Honey

• Betsy Goodman Honey was baptized on 16 May 1824 in St Mary Magdaline, Launceston, Cornwall. Thomas was a butcher of Broad Street.
• She was the daughter of Thomas Honey and Mary Goodman.
• Betsy Goodman Honey immigrated on 3 May 1847 to Adeliade with Mary Goodman. Mary, a 49 year old widow, arrived on the Theresa from Plymouth with her children Kezia twin born 1826; Mary (twin) born 1826; Thomas Goodman born 1828; John born 1830; Maria born 1831; Charlotte born 1834 and Richard born 1840. also on board were Betsy Jonas (nee Honey) born 1824 and her husband John.
  

Charlotte Honey

• Charlotte Honey was baptized on 8 February 1804 in Lewannick, Cornwall.
• She was the daughter of John Honey and Mary Cornish.
• At the age of 27 years, 10 months and 12 days, Charlotte Honey married Thomas Beer on 20 December 1831 in South Petherwin, Cornwall. Thomas was of St Kew.
• Charlotte Honey and Thomas Beer appeared on the census of 7 June 1841 in Ammell, St Kew. Thomas 35, and Charlotte 30 lived with their children Mary 9, John 6, Matilda 4 and Walter 2.
  
  
• Charlotte Honey died in June 1843 at age 39.
• Charlotte was buried on 20 June 1843 in Ammell, St Kew, Cornwall. She was (5)?7.

Charlotte Honey

• Charlotte Honey was born on 13 September 1834 in Cornwall.
• She was the daughter of Thomas Honey and Mary Goodman.
• At the time of the 7 June 1841 census, Charlotte Honey was living in the household of Thomas Honey and Mary Goodman in Kennards House Lane, Petherwin. Thomas 50, and ag labourer born in County and his wife Mary 40, not born in county lived with their children, all born in County, John 10, Maria 9, Charlotte 7 and Richard 5 months.
  
  
• Charlotte Honey immigrated on 3 May 1847 to Adeliade with Mary Goodman. Mary, a 49 year old widow, arrived on the Theresa from Plymouth with her children Kezia twin born 1826; Mary (twin) born 1826; Thomas Goodman born 1828; John born 1830; Maria born 1831; Charlotte born 1834 and Richard born 1840. also on board were Betsy Jonas (nee Honey) born 1824 and her husband John.
  

Cornelius Honey

• Cornelius Honey was born in March 1848 in South Petherwin, Cornwalll.
• He was the son of Thomas Parsons Honey and Jane Bant.
• At the time of the 30 March 1851 census, Cornelius Honey was living in the household of Thomas Parsons Honey and Jane Bant in St Pancreas, Middlesex, England. Thomas is shown as a 32 year old, born Launceston, living with his wife Susan, 30, born South Petherwin, sons Roger P, 2, and Cornelius, 3, both born South Petherwin. Also living with them are his mother Susanne, 60, a widow born Sheepwash Devon and his brother John, 23, born Launceston. Also in the household are an Elizabeth and N. K. Wilson - strangers.
  
  
• At the time of the 7 April 1861 census, Cornelius Honey was living in the household of Thomas Parsons Honey and Jane Bant in St Pancreas, Middlesex. Thomas was 40 years old, born Launceston, living with his with his wife Jane, 38, and children Cornelius 13, Roger, 12 both born South Petherwin; Mary 8, and Thomas 6, born St Pancreas.
  
  
• His death was recorded with the Pancras, England, Registration District in the December 1862 Quarter.

Elizabeth Honey

• Elizabeth Honey was baptized on 16 June 1793 in South Petherwin, Cornwall.
• She was the daughter of John Honey and Mary Cornish.

Elizabeth Honey

• Elizabeth Honey was baptized on 31 July 1831 in Antony Village, Cornwall.
• She was the daughter of Samuel Honey and Margaret Unknown.
• At the time of the 7 June 1841 census, Elizabeth Honey was living in the household of Samuel Honey in Newport Street, Maker, Cornwall. Samuel 35 born County, a labourer and Margaret 35, not born in County, lived with their chidren Elizabeth 10, Louisa 8, Ann 6, Emanual 4 and Margaret 2.
  
  

Emanual Honey

• Emanual Honey was born in 1837 in Cornwall.
• He was the son of Samuel Honey and Margaret Unknown.
• At the time of the 7 June 1841 census, Emanual Honey was living in the household of Samuel Honey in Newport Street, Maker, Cornwall. Samuel 35 born County, a labourer and Margaret 35, not born in County, lived with their chidren Elizabeth 10, Louisa 8, Ann 6, Emanual 4 and Margaret 2.
  
  

George Honey

• George Honey was baptized on 17 December 1786 in South Petherwin, Cornwall.
• He was the son of John Honey and Mary Cornish.

Joan Honey

• Joan Honey was baptized on 10 December 1752 in South Petherwin, Cornwall.
• She was the daughter of John Honey and Mary Jane Martin.

Joan Honey

• Joan Honey was baptized on 4 April 1731 in South Petherwin, Cornwall.
• She was the daughter of William Honey and Jone Down.
• Joan was buried on 5 June 1738 in South Petherwin, Cornwall.

John Honey

• John Honey was born on 29 July 1759 in South Petherwin, Cornwall.
• He was the son of John Honey and Mary Jane Martin.
• At the age of 22 years, 9 months and 17 days, John Honey married Mary Cornish, daughter of John Cornish and Mary Kenner, on 16 May 1782 in South Petherwin, Cornwall.
• In February 1806,his wife, Mary Cornish died in South Petherwin, Cornwall.
• A John Honey was was buried on 7 February 1828 in Minster, Cornwall. He was a resident of Boscastle aged 69 years. One was also buried on 5 June 1842 at Bridgerule aged 88, and another at St Cleer, on 31 dec 1842 aged 82.