Elizabeth Moran

• Elizabeth Moran was born in June 1859 in Ballycommon, County Offaly, Ireland.
• She was the daughter of George Moran and Elizabeth Brien.
• Elizabeth Moran immigrated in 1864 to Queensland with George Moran and Elizabeth Brien. George 30, Eliza 28, travelled with their three children Michael aged 6, Elizabeth 5 and George18 months. The index to the Register of Immigrants shows the family arrived on 26 May 1864 and were sponsered by Thomas Bryan (Brien) - Eliza's brother, but the ship they travelled on has not yet been found. Thomas wasn't listed on the Sponsered immigration index with his siblings but this may have been becasuse he was not born at the time of sponsorship.
  
• On 31 May 1868,Elizabeth Moran's mother, Elizabeth Brien died in Queensland at age 39.
• At the age of 22 years and 11 months, Elizabeth Moran married Albert Vaudry on 30 May 1882 in Queensland.
• Elizabeth Moran died on 26 October 1911 in Moorooka, Queensland, at age 52.
• Elizabeth was buried on 27 October 1911 in Toowong Cemetery.

Elizabeth Agnes Moran

• Elizabeth Agnes Moran was born on 29 December 1886 in Queensland.
• She was the daughter of Michael Moran and Jane Mary Skelly.
• Elizabeth Agnes Moran's name was added to the list of children likely to attend the proposed new Mossview School (Bum Bum Creek) that was to be established on land donated by Frank Gillies at Emu Creek by her mother, Jane Mary Skelly on 29 August 1892
  ; Jane added the names of her children Thomas 6 and Elizabeth 5 to the list of children likely to attend the proposed new Moss View (Bum Bum Creek) School that was to be established on land donated by Frank Gillies at Emu Creek. She was living on Portion 28 at Emu Creek about mile from the site at the time. The children had not been attending school. A note in the margin next to the Moran chidren's name read - Mr Moran died about a week before my visit. His widow will continue to live here.
  
• Elizabeth Agnes Moran appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1908 and 1913 living at Emu Creek. She carried out home duties.
  
• She appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1917 living at Alexandrina Private Hospital, Wickham Terrace, Brisbane. She was a nurse.
  
• Elizabeth was a bridesmaid at the wedding of Michael Patrick Moran and Elizabeth Newman on 30 June 1917 in Queensland.
• Elizabeth Agnes Moran appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1919 living at Rockvale. She was a nurse and gave her address as care of Fox.
  
• She appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1925 and 1928 living at St Kilda Home, Moray Street, Merthyr. She was a nurse.
• On 9 October 1934 a Visa was issued in Elizabeth's name for the crossing from Canada to the US. She arrived at Vancouver, British Colomubia on 2 Nov 1934 on the RWWS Aorangy sailing from Sydney. She was listed as a non-immigrant Hospital Matron, born Crows Nest Queensland.
  
• She appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1943 living at Randwick Auxilary Hospital.
• She appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1949 and 1954 living at Emu Creek. She carried out home duties.
• She appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1958 living at 226 Perth Street, Toowoomba. She carried out home duties.
  
• Elizabeth Agnes Moran died on 11 September 1958 in Queensland at age 71.
• Elizabeth was buried on 12 September 1958 in Drayton and Toowoomba Cemetery. RC8-005-0042.

Ellen Moran

• Ellen Moran was born on 5 August 1890 in Queensland.
• She was the daughter of Michael Moran and Jane Mary Skelly.
• Ellen Moran died on 11 June 1910 in Queensland at age 19.
• Ellen was buried in Crow's Nest Cemetery.

George Moran

• George Moran was born in 1829 in County Offaly, Ireland. He was the son of Michael Moran and Eliza Turner.
  
• At the age of 28 years, George Moran married Elizabeth Brien on 12 February 1857 in County Offaly, Ireland.
• George Moran and Elizabeth Brien immigrated to Queensland around 1864. George 30, Eliza 28, travelled with their three children Michael aged 6, Elizabeth 5 and George18 months. The index to the Register of Immigrants shows the family arrived on 26 May 1864 and were sponsered by Thomas Bryan (Brien) - Eliza's brother, but the ship they travelled on has not yet been found. Thomas wasn't listed on the Sponsered immigration index with his siblings but this may have been becasuse he was not born at the time of sponsorship.
  
• On 31 May 1868,his wife, Elizabeth Brien died in Queensland at age 39.
• George and Elizabeth's sons Michael, George and Thomas all worked on Emu Creek Station until Thomas, still a teenager, went to Clermont with a mob of horses and didn't return.
  
• George Moran died on 15 May 1918 in Dunwich, Stradbroke Island, Queensland. He had become an alcoholic.
• George was buried on 16 May 1918 in Dunwich Cemetery.

George Moran

• Characters : Other Characters of Note

• George Moran was born in March 1862 in County Offaly, Ireland.
• He was the son of George Moran and Elizabeth Brien.
• George Moran immigrated in 1864 to Queensland with George Moran and Elizabeth Brien. George 30, Eliza 28, travelled with their three children Michael aged 6, Elizabeth 5 and George18 months. The index to the Register of Immigrants shows the family arrived on 26 May 1864 and were sponsered by Thomas Bryan (Brien) - Eliza's brother, but the ship they travelled on has not yet been found. Thomas wasn't listed on the Sponsered immigration index with his siblings but this may have been becasuse he was not born at the time of sponsorship.
  
• On 31 May 1868,George Moran's mother, Elizabeth Brien died in Queensland at age 39.
• George and Elizabeth's sons Michael, George and Thomas all worked on Emu Creek Station until Thomas, still a teenager, went to Clermont with a mob of horses and didn't return.
  
  
• George Moran appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1906 and 1913 living at Royal Hotel, Crow's Nest. He was a labourer.
  
• He appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1922 and 1926 living at Crow's Nest. He was a labourer.
  
• In August 1928 the local paper printed a story about a misguided snake, a six foot black one with very poor discrimination, that had bitten Mr George Morgan on the leg. George promptly hacked out the b..."bite" with a tobacco knife and retired to the nearest pub to toast the bad health of the snake.
  
• He appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1932 living at Cooyar. No occupation was given. An Albert Moran lived at Mt Binga, Cooyar.
  
• George Moran died on 17 May 1934 in Queensland at age 72.
• George was buried on 19 May 1934 in Drayton & Toowoomba Cemetery.
• On 30 May 1934 The Morning Bulletin published this article :-LATE MR. G. MORAN
  Death At Toowoomba
  Mr. T. Moran snr., chairman of the Peak Downs Shire Council, received the sad news of the death of his brother George, in theToowoomba Hospital at the age of 73. Deceased was a native of King's County, Ireland, and came to Queensland when very young. Deceased spent the greater part of his ife in Crow's Nest and Cooyar and also resided in Capella for a short time. He followed the occupation of droving and was a man well liked by all with whom he was acquainted. His remains left St. Patrick's Church for the Toowoomba cemetery. The last sad rites were conducted by Rev. Father Madden.
  

Hugh Thomas Moran

• Hugh Thomas Moran was born on 13 May 1885 in Queensland.
• He was the son of Michael Moran and Jane Mary Skelly.
• Hugh Thomas Moran's name was added to the list of children likely to attend the proposed new Mossview School (Bum Bum Creek) that was to be established on land donated by Frank Gillies at Emu Creek by his mother, Jane Mary Skelly on 29 August 1892
  ; Jane added the names of her children Thomas 6 and Elizabeth 5 to the list of children likely to attend the proposed new Moss View (Bum Bum Creek) School that was to be established on land donated by Frank Gillies at Emu Creek. She was living on Portion 28 at Emu Creek about mile from the site at the time. The children had not been attending school. A note in the margin next to the Moran chidren's name read - Mr Moran died about a week before my visit. His widow will continue to live here.
  
• Hugh Thomas Moran appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1908 and 1954 living at Djuan. Hugh was a labourer, dairy farmer, farmer. His sister Elizabeth lived with him at times and carried out home duties.
  
• He and Michael Patrick Moran appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1916 living at Mountail Camp. They were both teamsters.
  
• Hugh Thomas Moran appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1922 and 1930 living at Mountain Camp. He was a teamster.
  
• Hugh Thomas Moran died on 19 December 1951 in Queensland at age 66.
• He died intestate. At the time of his death Hugh owned Por 98, Parish of Cooyar, and Por 28 and 39, Parish of Djuan.
• Hugh was buried in Emu Creek Cemetery.

James Francis Moran

• James Francis Moran was born on 11 April 1911 in Queensland.
• He was the son of Denis John Moran and Margaret Skelly.

Mary Moran

• Mary Moran was born on 29 September 1888 in Queensland.
• She was the daughter of Michael Moran and Jane Mary Skelly.
• At the age of 21 years, Mary Moran married Edward James Duff, son of Patrick Duff and Susannah Irwin, on 29 September 1909 in Queensland. They had 10 children.
• Mary Moran and Edward James Duff appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1913 and 1937 living at Coalbank. Edward was a farmer, Mary gave her address as Spring Creek.
  
• In March 1925,Mary Moran's son, Michael Patrick Duff was buried in Emu Creek Cemetery at age 6.
• Mary Moran and Edward James Duff appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1943 and 1949 living at Sefton Park, Chinchilla. Edward was a farmer.
  
• Mary Moran appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1954 and 1958 living at St Joseph's Presbetry, Cunningham Street, Dalby. She lived with her daughter, Ellen, a shop assistant.
  
• On 14 May 1965,her husband, Edward James Duff died in Queensland at age 82.
• Mary Moran appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1968 living at Bunya Street, Dalby. She lived with her daughter.
  
• She appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1972 living at Cavell Street, Toowoomba.
• Mary Moran died on 2 September 1974 in Queensland at age 85.

Michael Moran

• Michael Moran was born in October 1858 in Ballycommon, County Offaly, Ireland. He was the son of George Moran and Elizabeth O'Brien.
  
• He was the son of George Moran and Elizabeth Brien.
• Michael Moran immigrated in 1864 to Queensland with George Moran and Elizabeth Brien. George 30, Eliza 28, travelled with their three children Michael aged 6, Elizabeth 5 and George18 months. The index to the Register of Immigrants shows the family arrived on 26 May 1864 and were sponsered by Thomas Bryan (Brien) - Eliza's brother, but the ship they travelled on has not yet been found. Thomas wasn't listed on the Sponsered immigration index with his siblings but this may have been becasuse he was not born at the time of sponsorship.
  
• On 31 May 1868,Michael Moran's mother, Elizabeth Brien died in Queensland at age 39.
• George and Elizabeth's sons Michael, George and Thomas all worked on Emu Creek Station until Thomas, still a teenager, went to Clermont with a mob of horses and didn't return.
  
  
• At the age of 24 years and 6 months, Michael Moran married Jane Mary Skelly, daughter of Patrick Skelly and Mary O'Mara, on 26 April 1883 in Queensland.
• Michael Moran died on 12 August 1892 in Queensland at age 33.
• Michael was buried on 14 August 1892 in Crow's Nest Cemetery.

Michael Patrick Moran

• Michael Patrick Moran was born on 9 June 1892 in Queensland.
• He was the son of Michael Moran and Jane Mary Skelly.
• Michael Patrick Moran and Hugh Thomas Moran appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1916 living at Mountail Camp. They were both teamsters.
  
• At the age of 25 years and 21 days, Michael Patrick Moran married Elizabeth Newman on 30 June 1917 in Queensland.
• Michael Patrick Moran appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1919 and 1928 living at Brooklands. Michael was a selector.
  
• He appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1930 and 1932 living at Yarraman Creek. He was a farmer.
  
• He and Elizabeth Newman appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1936 and 1949 living at Kumbarilla, Dalby. Michael was a grazier.
  
• Michael Patrick Moran appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1949 and 1958 living at Emu Creek, Queensland. Michael was a farmer and Elizabeth carried out domestic duties.
  
• He and Elizabeth Newman appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1963 living at Djuan. Michael was a farmer and Elizabeth carried out domestic duties.
  
• Michael Patrick Moran and Elizabeth Newman appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1963 and 1968 living at 8 Lawrence Street, Toowoomba. Michael was a grazier.
  
• Michael Patrick Moran died on 8 December 1968 in Queensland at age 76.

Patrick Moran

• Patrick Moran was born on 10 November 1866 in Queensland.
• He was the son of George Moran and Elizabeth Brien.
• Patrick Moran died on 24 February 1868 in Queensland at age 1.
• Patrick was buried on 25 February 1868 in Drayton & Toowoomba Cemetery.

Reginald Joesph Moran

• Reginald Joesph Moran was born on 15 April 1912 in Queensland.
• He was the son of Denis John Moran and Margaret Skelly.

Thomas Moran

• Thomas Moran was born in December 1863 in County Offaly, Ireland. When Thomas married he stated he was born at Dalby and that his mother's name was Mary. He may not have had many memories of his mother as she died when he was just four years old. His obituary states he was born at Drayton.
  
• He was the son of George Moran and Elizabeth Brien.
• Thomas Moran was baptized on 13 December 1863 in County Offaly, Ireland. The baptism is recorded under "Murrin."
• He immigrated in 1864 to Queensland with George Moran and Elizabeth Brien. George 30, Eliza 28, travelled with their three children Michael aged 6, Elizabeth 5 and George18 months. The index to the Register of Immigrants shows the family arrived on 26 May 1864 and were sponsered by Thomas Bryan (Brien) - Eliza's brother, but the ship they travelled on has not yet been found. Thomas wasn't listed on the Sponsered immigration index with his siblings but this may have been becasuse he was not born at the time of sponsorship.
  
• On 31 May 1868,Thomas Moran's mother, Elizabeth Brien died in Queensland at age 39.
• Thomas Moran witnessed the Note of George Moran and Elizabeth Brien; George and Elizabeth's sons Michael, George and Thomas all worked on Emu Creek Station until Thomas, still a teenager, went to Clermont with a mob of horses and didn't return.
  
• At the age of 20 years and 8 months, Thomas Moran married Caroline Jones on 31 August 1884 in Queensland. Caroline was an 18 year old domestic servant and Thomas a 21 year old bushman. Caroline's father was Rees Thompson Jones, a draper and Thomas' s George Moran, a bushman. They both lived at Clermont at the time. They had a total of six children.
  
• On 10 January 1896,his wife, Caroline Jones died in Queensland at age 29.
• At the age of 34 years, Thomas Moran married Alice Mary Coombes on 6 December 1897 in Queensland.
• On 30 May 1934 The Morning Bulletin published this article :-LATE MR. G. MORAN
  Death At Toowoomba
  Mr. T. Moran snr., chairman of the Peak Downs Shire Council, received the sad news of the death of his brother George, in theToowoomba Hospital at the age of 73. Deceased was a native of King's County, Ireland, and came to Queensland when very young. Deceased spent the greater part of his ife in Crow's Nest and Cooyar and also resided in Capella for a short time. He followed the occupation of droving and was a man well liked by all with whom he was acquainted. His remains left St. Patrick's Church for the Toowoomba cemetery. The last sad rites were conducted by Rev. Father Madden.
  
• On 14 February 1952,his wife, Alice Mary Coombes died in Queensland.
• Thomas Moran died on 4 December 1954 in Queensland.
• Thomas was buried on 6 December 1954 in North Rockhampton Cemetery.
• On 13 January 1955 Thomas Moran's obituary appeared in The Central Queensland Herald. It read:- Mr T. Moran
  The death of Mr Thomas Moran on December 4 last, at the age of 91, has removed another of that fast dwindling band of pioneers whose hardihood, energy and enterprise laid the basis for the development and advancement of Central Queensland.
  Mr Moran was a man of remarkable vitality and despite his great age tended his garden and took a keen interest in current affairs. His death, which occurred in a private hospital, was preceded by only a short illness.
  Mr Moran was born at Drayton, in the Dalby district, in 1863. He was first employed as a butcher boy at 2/6 a week in Brisbane, delivering orders by horse with a basket on his knee. At that time the corner of Ann and Edward streets, opposite the present site of the People's Palace, was a saleyard for stock and consisted of box saplings tied to bush trees. South Brisbane was then open forest country and on many occasions Mr Moran mustered cattle there.
  Later, he worked with his brother who was head stockman on Emu Creek cattle station, Crow's Nest. In his early teens, he journeyed from that district with a mob of station horses to Leichhardt station, in the Clermont district. That was the beginning of his long association with Central Queensland. On delivery of the horses be stayed in the district and followed all classes of station work. He married in 1884.
  Success did not come easily in those early days. It called for tenacity of purpose, hard work, long hours and the ability to meet and overcome adversity. At this stage, Mr Moran ventured into any avenue that gave promise of bettering his station in life. With his wife and family he journeyed by dray and horses to the gold rush at Croydon and Maytown, North Queensland. He was a shearer (one of the old-time blade men) and was in the Alice Downs shed when the famous Jackie Howe shore the world record tally of sheep. Other occupations followed by Mr Moran were hawker, butcher end general storekeeper at Capella. He entered the grazing industry in the Capella district and was a successful sheep man for many years. In later years he purchased the well-known Myola Hall, at Yeppoon.
  Mr Moran was a councillor and Chairman of the Peak Downs Shire Council for a number of years and during his period of office many im- provements in road communication and public buildings were placed to his credit. He was a lover and a good judge of horses and, in fact, all kinds of stock. His abiding interest pertained to the land. It was typical of his extraordinary physical endurance that on one occasion he rode 313 miles without a break, using two horses. The ride was through Capella to Clermont and back, twice.
  Mr Moran's wife died in 1895 and he married again in 1897. There were four children by the first marriage and two by the second. Three of them predeceased him. His second wife died in 1953. Mr Moran is survived by the following children and step-children: Mrs M. J. Walsh (Rockhampton), Mrs A. M. Massey (Yeppoon), Mrs L. C. Croyden (Mackay), Mrs O. W. Smith (Yeppoon), Mr T. M. Moran (Brisbane), Mr G. P. Moran (Rockhampton), and Mr J. W. Willmott (Rockhampton). There are numerous grand children and great-grand children.
  Mr Moran was of a quiet and reserved disposition, but was easy of approach. He had a kind nature and in a quiet way, with no desire for publicity, assisted people in times of distress.
  He was a member of the Peak Downs Masonic Lodge, also Past Master and foundation and honorary member of the Capella Masonic Lodge.
  His remains were interred in the Rockhampton cemetery.
  

Thomas Hugh Moran

• Thomas Hugh Moran was born on 28 December 1923 in Nanango.
• He was the son of Michael Patrick Moran and Elizabeth Newman.
• Thomas Hugh Moran appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1949 living at The Behals, Kumbarilla. He was a station hand.
  
• Thomas Hugh Moran died on 8 August 1992 in Toowoomba at age 68.

Thomas Mervyn Moran

• Thomas Mervyn Moran was born circa 1919.
• Thomas Mervyn Moran died in 1919 in Queensland.
• He was the son of Denis John Moran and Margaret Skelly.

Howard Morash

• Charts: Descendants of Stephen Hooper

• Howard Morash was born in 1880.
• Howard Morash married Elizabeth Rose Hooper, daughter of William Hooper and Matilda Ann Bellworth, circa 1915.

Margaret Rose Morash

• Charts: Descendants of Stephen Hooper

• Margaret Rose Morash was born in 1915.
• She was the daughter of Elizabeth Rose Hooper.
• Margaret Rose Morash died in 2012.

Catherine Morcom

• Catherine Morcom was baptized on 7 March 1847 in Truro.
• She was the daughter of William Morcom and Christian Richards Behenna.
• At the time of the 30 March 1851 census, Catherine Morcom was living in the household of William Morcom and Christian Richards Behenna in Callestock. William was shown as a 36 year old ag labourer, born Probus, living with his wife Kitty, 33, born Merter and children John, 10, an ag labourer born St Erme, Sarah J, 8, born St Clements, Elizabeth 6, born St Clements, Catherine, 4 born St Clements, Mary 1 and Thomas 1 month both born Perranzabuloe.
  
  
• At the time of the 7 April 1861 census, Catherine Morcom was living in the household of William Morcom and Christian Richards Behenna in Goodown. William is shown as a 44 year old tin dresser born St Erme, living with his wife Kitty 40, born Merther, and children John 21, a tin miner born Merther, Sarah Ann 19, a house servant born St Agnes, Elizabeth 17, a house servant born St Agnes, Catherine 14, a tin dresser born St Agnes, Mary 12 a tin dresser born St Agnes, Ellen 10 and Thomas 8, both tin dressers born St Agnes, and William 5, Martha 3 both born St Agnes.
  
  
• At the time of the 2 April 1871 census, Catherine Morcom was living in the household of William Morcom and Christian Richards Behenna in Bolster. William senior is shown as a 55 year old tin miner, born Probus, living with his wife Kate, 54 born Merthyr, daughter Kate, 24,a general servant born St Clement, Thomas, 20, and ag labourer born Perranzabuloe, Ellen, 18, a mine labourer, born Perranzabuloe, William, 15, born St Agnes a mine labourer and Martha, 12, a scholar born St Agnes. Living with the family is Mary Morcom aged 3 born St Agnes, William's grandaughter.
  
  
• Her marriage, at 27 years and 8 months, to James Chivell, son of Geroge Chivell and Jane Rosewall, was registered in the December 1874 Quarter Registration District.
• Between 1875 and 1881,her husband, James Chivell died. Catherine is shown as a tin miner's widow on the 1881 census. James may have been killed in a mine accident. There is no official record of his death.
• Catherine Morcom appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 in St Agnes. Catherine is shown as a 34 year old tin miner's widow born Truro, living with her children, Thomas 13, Mary E 12, William J 9 and Eliza 6. All four children were born in St Agnes.
  
  
• Her marriage, at 41 years, to John Tonkin was registered in the 1889 Quarter Registration District.
• Catherine Morcom and John Tonkin appeared on the census of 5 April 1891 in Vicarage, St Agnes. John is shown as a 64 year old farmer, employer born St Agnes, living with his wife Catherine aged 47 born St Erme and a Rebecka Morcom, 13, born Scotland.
  

Elizabeth Morcom

• Elizabeth Morcom was born in 1845 in St Agnes. Her baptism record shows she was born in 1845.
  
• She was the daughter of William Morcom and Christian Richards Behenna.
• Elizabeth Morcom was baptized on 7 March 1847 in Cornwall. She was christened at the same time as her sister Catherine.
  
• At the time of the 30 March 1851 census, Elizabeth Morcom was living in the household of William Morcom and Christian Richards Behenna in Callestock. William was shown as a 36 year old ag labourer, born Probus, living with his wife Kitty, 33, born Merter and children John, 10, an ag labourer born St Erme, Sarah J, 8, born St Clements, Elizabeth 6, born St Clements, Catherine, 4 born St Clements, Mary 1 and Thomas 1 month both born Perranzabuloe.
  
  
• At the time of the 7 April 1861 census, Elizabeth Morcom was living in the household of William Morcom and Christian Richards Behenna in Goodown. William is shown as a 44 year old tin dresser born St Erme, living with his wife Kitty 40, born Merther, and children John 21, a tin miner born Merther, Sarah Ann 19, a house servant born St Agnes, Elizabeth 17, a house servant born St Agnes, Catherine 14, a tin dresser born St Agnes, Mary 12 a tin dresser born St Agnes, Ellen 10 and Thomas 8, both tin dressers born St Agnes, and William 5, Martha 3 both born St Agnes.
  
  

Ellen Morcom

• Ellen Morcom was born in 1853 in Perranzabuloe.
• She was the daughter of William Morcom and Christian Richards Behenna.
• At the time of the 7 April 1861 census, Ellen Morcom was living in the household of William Morcom and Christian Richards Behenna in Goodown. William is shown as a 44 year old tin dresser born St Erme, living with his wife Kitty 40, born Merther, and children John 21, a tin miner born Merther, Sarah Ann 19, a house servant born St Agnes, Elizabeth 17, a house servant born St Agnes, Catherine 14, a tin dresser born St Agnes, Mary 12 a tin dresser born St Agnes, Ellen 10 and Thomas 8, both tin dressers born St Agnes, and William 5, Martha 3 both born St Agnes.
  
  
• At the time of the 2 April 1871 census, Ellen Morcom was living in the household of William Morcom and Christian Richards Behenna in Bolster. William senior is shown as a 55 year old tin miner, born Probus, living with his wife Kate, 54 born Merthyr, daughter Kate, 24,a general servant born St Clement, Thomas, 20, and ag labourer born Perranzabuloe, Ellen, 18, a mine labourer, born Perranzabuloe, William, 15, born St Agnes a mine labourer and Martha, 12, a scholar born St Agnes. Living with the family is Mary Morcom aged 3 born St Agnes, William's grandaughter.
  
  

John Morcom

• John Morcom was born in 1840 in Merthyr.
• He was the son of William Morcom and Christian Richards Behenna.
• At the time of the 7 June 1841 census, John Morcom was living in the household of William Morcom and Christian Richards Behenna in Church Town. William is shown as a 25 year old ag labourer living with his wife Christain 25 and son John aged 1. All were born in the county.
  
  
• At the time of the 30 March 1851 census, John Morcom was living in the household of William Morcom and Christian Richards Behenna in Callestock. William was shown as a 36 year old ag labourer, born Probus, living with his wife Kitty, 33, born Merter and children John, 10, an ag labourer born St Erme, Sarah J, 8, born St Clements, Elizabeth 6, born St Clements, Catherine, 4 born St Clements, Mary 1 and Thomas 1 month both born Perranzabuloe.
  
  
• At the time of the 7 April 1861 census, John Morcom was living in the household of William Morcom and Christian Richards Behenna in Goodown. William is shown as a 44 year old tin dresser born St Erme, living with his wife Kitty 40, born Merther, and children John 21, a tin miner born Merther, Sarah Ann 19, a house servant born St Agnes, Elizabeth 17, a house servant born St Agnes, Catherine 14, a tin dresser born St Agnes, Mary 12 a tin dresser born St Agnes, Ellen 10 and Thomas 8, both tin dressers born St Agnes, and William 5, Martha 3 both born St Agnes.
  
  

Martha Morcom

• Martha Morcom was born in 1859 in St Agnes.
• She was the daughter of William Morcom and Christian Richards Behenna.
• At the time of the 7 April 1861 census, Martha Morcom was living in the household of William Morcom and Christian Richards Behenna in Goodown. William is shown as a 44 year old tin dresser born St Erme, living with his wife Kitty 40, born Merther, and children John 21, a tin miner born Merther, Sarah Ann 19, a house servant born St Agnes, Elizabeth 17, a house servant born St Agnes, Catherine 14, a tin dresser born St Agnes, Mary 12 a tin dresser born St Agnes, Ellen 10 and Thomas 8, both tin dressers born St Agnes, and William 5, Martha 3 both born St Agnes.
  
  
• At the time of the 2 April 1871 census, Martha Morcom was living in the household of William Morcom and Christian Richards Behenna in Bolster. William senior is shown as a 55 year old tin miner, born Probus, living with his wife Kate, 54 born Merthyr, daughter Kate, 24,a general servant born St Clement, Thomas, 20, and ag labourer born Perranzabuloe, Ellen, 18, a mine labourer, born Perranzabuloe, William, 15, born St Agnes a mine labourer and Martha, 12, a scholar born St Agnes. Living with the family is Mary Morcom aged 3 born St Agnes, William's grandaughter.
  
  

Mary Morcom

• Mary Morcom was born in 1849 in Cornwall.
• She was the daughter of William Morcom and Christian Richards Behenna.
• At the time of the 30 March 1851 census, Mary Morcom was living in the household of William Morcom and Christian Richards Behenna in Callestock. William was shown as a 36 year old ag labourer, born Probus, living with his wife Kitty, 33, born Merter and children John, 10, an ag labourer born St Erme, Sarah J, 8, born St Clements, Elizabeth 6, born St Clements, Catherine, 4 born St Clements, Mary 1 and Thomas 1 month both born Perranzabuloe.
  
  
• At the time of the 7 April 1861 census, Mary Morcom was living in the household of William Morcom and Christian Richards Behenna in Goodown. William is shown as a 44 year old tin dresser born St Erme, living with his wife Kitty 40, born Merther, and children John 21, a tin miner born Merther, Sarah Ann 19, a house servant born St Agnes, Elizabeth 17, a house servant born St Agnes, Catherine 14, a tin dresser born St Agnes, Mary 12 a tin dresser born St Agnes, Ellen 10 and Thomas 8, both tin dressers born St Agnes, and William 5, Martha 3 both born St Agnes.
  
  

Mary Elizabeth Morcom

• Mary Elizabeth Morcom's birth was registered in the Cornwall, an unknown place Registration District in the June 1868 Quarter.
• She was the daughter of Catherine Morcom.
• At the time of the 2 April 1871 census, Mary Elizabeth Morcom was living in the household of William Morcom and Christian Richards Behenna in Bolster. William senior is shown as a 55 year old tin miner, born Probus, living with his wife Kate, 54 born Merthyr, daughter Kate, 24,a general servant born St Clement, Thomas, 20, and ag labourer born Perranzabuloe, Ellen, 18, a mine labourer, born Perranzabuloe, William, 15, born St Agnes a mine labourer and Martha, 12, a scholar born St Agnes. Living with the family is Mary Morcom aged 3 born St Agnes, William's grandaughter.
  
  
• At the time of the 3 April 1881 census, Mary Elizabeth Morcom was living in the household of Catherine Morcom in St Agnes. Catherine is shown as a 34 year old tin miner's widow born Truro, living with her children, Thomas 13, Mary E 12, William J 9 and Eliza 6. All four children were born in St Agnes.
  
  

Rebecka Morcom

• Rebecka Morcom was born in 1877 in Scotland.
• At the time of the 5 April 1891 census, Rebecka Morcom was living in the household of Catherine Morcom and John Tonkin in Vicarage, St Agnes. John is shown as a 64 year old farmer, employer born St Agnes, living with his wife Catherine aged 47 born St Erme and a Rebecka Morcom, 13, born Scotland.
  
  

Sarah Ann Morcom

• Sarah Ann Morcom was born in 1842 in St Agnes.
• She was the daughter of William Morcom and Christian Richards Behenna.
• At the time of the 30 March 1851 census, Sarah Ann Morcom was living in the household of William Morcom and Christian Richards Behenna in Callestock. William was shown as a 36 year old ag labourer, born Probus, living with his wife Kitty, 33, born Merter and children John, 10, an ag labourer born St Erme, Sarah J, 8, born St Clements, Elizabeth 6, born St Clements, Catherine, 4 born St Clements, Mary 1 and Thomas 1 month both born Perranzabuloe.
  
  
• At the time of the 7 April 1861 census, Sarah Ann Morcom was living in the household of William Morcom and Christian Richards Behenna in Goodown. William is shown as a 44 year old tin dresser born St Erme, living with his wife Kitty 40, born Merther, and children John 21, a tin miner born Merther, Sarah Ann 19, a house servant born St Agnes, Elizabeth 17, a house servant born St Agnes, Catherine 14, a tin dresser born St Agnes, Mary 12 a tin dresser born St Agnes, Ellen 10 and Thomas 8, both tin dressers born St Agnes, and William 5, Martha 3 both born St Agnes.
  
  

Thomas Morcom

• At the time of the 30 March 1851 census, Thomas Morcom was living in the household of William Morcom and Christian Richards Behenna in Callestock. William was shown as a 36 year old ag labourer, born Probus, living with his wife Kitty, 33, born Merter and children John, 10, an ag labourer born St Erme, Sarah J, 8, born St Clements, Elizabeth 6, born St Clements, Catherine, 4 born St Clements, Mary 1 and Thomas 1 month both born Perranzabuloe.
  
  
• Thomas Morcom was born in 1851 in Perranzabuloe.
• He was the son of William Morcom and Christian Richards Behenna.
• At the time of the 7 April 1861 census, Thomas Morcom was living in the household of William Morcom and Christian Richards Behenna in Goodown. William is shown as a 44 year old tin dresser born St Erme, living with his wife Kitty 40, born Merther, and children John 21, a tin miner born Merther, Sarah Ann 19, a house servant born St Agnes, Elizabeth 17, a house servant born St Agnes, Catherine 14, a tin dresser born St Agnes, Mary 12 a tin dresser born St Agnes, Ellen 10 and Thomas 8, both tin dressers born St Agnes, and William 5, Martha 3 both born St Agnes.
  
  
• At the time of the 2 April 1871 census, Thomas Morcom was living in the household of William Morcom and Christian Richards Behenna in Bolster. William senior is shown as a 55 year old tin miner, born Probus, living with his wife Kate, 54 born Merthyr, daughter Kate, 24,a general servant born St Clement, Thomas, 20, and ag labourer born Perranzabuloe, Ellen, 18, a mine labourer, born Perranzabuloe, William, 15, born St Agnes a mine labourer and Martha, 12, a scholar born St Agnes. Living with the family is Mary Morcom aged 3 born St Agnes, William's grandaughter.
  
  

William Morcom

• William Morcom was born in 1816 in Probus.
• His marriage, at 23 years, to Christian Richards Behenna, daughter of Henry Behenna and Thomasin Unknown, was registered in the December 1839 Quarter Registration District.
• William Morcom and Christian Richards Behenna appeared on the census of 7 June 1841 in Church Town. William is shown as a 25 year old ag labourer living with his wife Christain 25 and son John aged 1. All were born in the county.
  
  
• William Morcom and Christian Richards Behenna appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 in Callestock. William was shown as a 36 year old ag labourer, born Probus, living with his wife Kitty, 33, born Merter and children John, 10, an ag labourer born St Erme, Sarah J, 8, born St Clements, Elizabeth 6, born St Clements, Catherine, 4 born St Clements, Mary 1 and Thomas 1 month both born Perranzabuloe.
  
  
• William Morcom and Christian Richards Behenna appeared on the census of 7 April 1861 in Goodown. William is shown as a 44 year old tin dresser born St Erme, living with his wife Kitty 40, born Merther, and children John 21, a tin miner born Merther, Sarah Ann 19, a house servant born St Agnes, Elizabeth 17, a house servant born St Agnes, Catherine 14, a tin dresser born St Agnes, Mary 12 a tin dresser born St Agnes, Ellen 10 and Thomas 8, both tin dressers born St Agnes, and William 5, Martha 3 both born St Agnes.
  
  
• William Morcom and Christian Richards Behenna appeared on the census of 2 April 1871 in Bolster. William senior is shown as a 55 year old tin miner, born Probus, living with his wife Kate, 54 born Merthyr, daughter Kate, 24,a general servant born St Clement, Thomas, 20, and ag labourer born Perranzabuloe, Ellen, 18, a mine labourer, born Perranzabuloe, William, 15, born St Agnes a mine labourer and Martha, 12, a scholar born St Agnes. Living with the family is Mary Morcom aged 3 born St Agnes, William's grandaughter.
  
  
• William Morcom and Christian Richards Behenna appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 in Goonvrea. William is shown as a 65 year old farm labourer born Probus, living with his wife Christian 63 born Merther.
  
  
• His death was recorded with the Truro Registration District in the June 1887 Quarter.

William Morcom

• William Morcom was born in 1856 in St Agnes.
• He was the son of William Morcom and Christian Richards Behenna.
• At the time of the 7 April 1861 census, William Morcom was living in the household of William Morcom and Christian Richards Behenna in Goodown. William is shown as a 44 year old tin dresser born St Erme, living with his wife Kitty 40, born Merther, and children John 21, a tin miner born Merther, Sarah Ann 19, a house servant born St Agnes, Elizabeth 17, a house servant born St Agnes, Catherine 14, a tin dresser born St Agnes, Mary 12 a tin dresser born St Agnes, Ellen 10 and Thomas 8, both tin dressers born St Agnes, and William 5, Martha 3 both born St Agnes.
  
  
• At the time of the 2 April 1871 census, William Morcom was living in the household of William Morcom and Christian Richards Behenna in Bolster. William senior is shown as a 55 year old tin miner, born Probus, living with his wife Kate, 54 born Merthyr, daughter Kate, 24,a general servant born St Clement, Thomas, 20, and ag labourer born Perranzabuloe, Ellen, 18, a mine labourer, born Perranzabuloe, William, 15, born St Agnes a mine labourer and Martha, 12, a scholar born St Agnes. Living with the family is Mary Morcom aged 3 born St Agnes, William's grandaughter.
  
  

Charles Edward Percy Moreland

• Charles Edward Percy Moreland was born on 28 May 1921 in New Zealand.
• Charles Edward Percy Moreland died on 27 July 2007 in New Zealand at age 86.