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Treneglos church
Treneglos is situated in north Cornwall near the Devonshire border. The origin of name is 'Farm of the church'.
Population
| 1841 | 1991 |
| 192 | 112 |
Statistics: 2760 acres of land
Maps
Treneglos is north of Launceston
1. The whole of
Cornwall
2. Here is a map
to get you to Treneglos
Family 1: Nicholas and Mary
Nicholas 1704 is the son of Nicholas and Elizabeth Short and the grandson of Richard and Elizabeth Braund. He marries Mary who dies in September 1733 in St Gennys, shortly after the birth of Elizabeth. Nicholas remarries - Minster Family 1 - and it seems likely that Elizabeth 1733 has died in infancy as he has another daughter, christened Elizabeth.
- daughter Elizabeth 1733 - dies in infancy?
Family 2: Nicholas and Mary French
Nicholas 1736 married Mary French, in 1758 in Warbstow - see Family 1biii. One child is born in Treneglos:
- daughter Ann 1770
- William 1702 from St Gennys married Agnes Hobb in Treneglos in 1730 but were resident in Warbstow - Family 1a. William is buried here in 1781
- William 1760, born in Treneglos and grandson of William and Agnes, marries Ann Chapman in Treneglos in 1790 - Warbstow Family 6.
- Mary
J. 1837 was a servant in the village with a farmer, Richard Chapman
with wife, Grace
- A Richard Chapman marries Grace in 1822 in Marhamchurch. This is likely to be Grace 1805. There is a Richard Chapman who is a farmer of 230 acres by 1851 and over 500 acres in 1871. But if this is the same family, Grace has died by the early 1840s and Richard has married again as the 1851 and 1871 censuses tell us that his wife (still called Grace) was born in 1824 in Warbstow. This second Grace may well be another Uglow - I suggest this solely because in 1851 they are employing Mary J. Uglow as a servant
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