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Cornwall Lookup Requests / Re: Henry TREVELA & Jane GRENFELL
« on: Tuesday 08 September 09 06:48 BST (UK) »
Yes I have been on that forum and am in touch with someone there. Still no joy.
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Cornwall Lookup Requests / Re: Henry TREVELA & Jane GRENFELL
« on: Monday 07 September 09 22:59 BST (UK) »
Many thanks for that info. It looks like it's the Henry and Jane I mentioned (the ages are right).
Don't know if it will help getting further with Henry though
Don't know if it will help getting further with Henry though
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Cornwall Lookup Requests / Henry TREVELA & Jane GRENFELL
« on: Monday 07 September 09 22:09 BST (UK) »
My Great, Great, Great Grandfather is Henry TREVELA born about 1781 in Cornwall.
He married Jane GRENFEL in 1803 in St. Just, Cornwall. I cannot find out anything about
is birth, parents, or anything prior to his marriage to Jane.
His surname although is given as TREVELA in the marriage details, it is a mis-spelling of our family name TREWHELLA, which gets many variations thus complicating matters. Our family seem to stay concentrated around the penzance area mostly so I would think Henry would be born here also.
I hope someone has some information about him because I have lots of info from him onwards but my tree comes to a grinding halt at Henry.
Many thanks in anticipation.
Mike Trewhella
He married Jane GRENFEL in 1803 in St. Just, Cornwall. I cannot find out anything about
is birth, parents, or anything prior to his marriage to Jane.
His surname although is given as TREVELA in the marriage details, it is a mis-spelling of our family name TREWHELLA, which gets many variations thus complicating matters. Our family seem to stay concentrated around the penzance area mostly so I would think Henry would be born here also.
I hope someone has some information about him because I have lots of info from him onwards but my tree comes to a grinding halt at Henry.
Many thanks in anticipation.
Mike Trewhella
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