Thomas family from Illogan

[I4Favre]

I am attaching a report on my findings on my Thomas family line and need some help! I am not sure if my findings are correct, but I did use online parish clerks to confirm some of my findings. Joseph and Fannie both died in USA and their information is correct.
Any one else have this same family line?

Some of my DNA does not match my findings!
Joeseph Thomas 1814-1875  DNA matches 37
His wife: Fannie Rablin 1822-1902 DNA matches 17

James Thomas 1779-1828  DNA 60 matches
Wife: Maria Carter 1782-1868  1 DNA match

William Thomas 1734-  No matches
Wife: Grace Kemp--DNA 46 matches

Thomas Thomas 1699-1750----17 DNA matches
Wife; Margaret Simmond---0 DNA matches

[osprey]

from Joseph's baptism on 2 Jan 1814 in Redruth, his parents' residence was Carnkie in the parish of Illogan. Likely to have been born before that date. James noted as miner.

map showing Carnkie
https://maps.nls.uk/view/101439248

Maria living at Carnkie in 1841
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MQYB-3ZD

and with son Peter in 1851 which gives her place of birth as Illogan
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:SGKF-LPD

Age on both census entries ties in with being 84 at death in dec qtr 1860 so the 1782 baptism looks to be a bit late.

Burial 9 April 1828 James Thomas 51 in Illogan, residence noted as Carnkie so that ties in with 1841 census. But if age on burial is accurate, it does put his birth earlier than 1779 and there are several other possible James Thomas baptisms in the area.

 

[osprey]

don't know if you have this - the will of James Rablin - requests that daughters Fanny & Ann are brought up to the tailoring or dressmaking trade so that they can support themselves. The only other name mentioned is son John who gets his Bible.


http://www.rootschat.com/links/01s2s/

[I4Favre]

Thank you.  Is there more than one page to James Rablin will? I didn't see the part about Fanny, Ann and John.

[osprey]

if you click on the right arrow, it should take you to the next page.

[I4Favre]

Wow! I did not have this! Thank you!

[Talacharn]

I am not sure if this is of any use. It shows some used the church in Camborne. I cannot find anything in Illogan or after 1837. There is a church in Illogan, so the registers may still be in use. It looks like the first Fanny Rablin died as they are the same couple even though she is Sarah/Sally.

St Martin and St Meriadoc Other Transcript Camborne
Baptism 11 Jan 1818
Fanny Rablin
Parents: James [Miner] Sarah Rablin
Abode: Rosewarne Downs

St Martin and St Meriadoc Other Transcript Camborne
Baptism 17 Jun 1823
Fanny Rablin
Parents: James [Miner] Sally Rablin
Abode: Rosewarne Downs

St Martin and St Meriadoc Other Transcript Camborne
Marriage 19 Jun 1815
Richard Thomas [Illogan . Miner] Anne Rablin
Witnesses: James Sems . John Retallack

St Martin and St Meriadoc Other Transcript Camborne
Marriage 22 Dec 1836
John Rablin [Miner] Lavinia Thomas
Witnesses: John Thomas . James Mayne
Notes: Lic., with consent of bride's parents.

Added:
St Martin and St Meriadoc Other Transcript Camborne
Baptism 29 May 1820
Ann Rablin
Parents: James [Miner] Sally Rablin
Abode: Rosewarne Downs

[I4Favre]

Thank you, the second listing is my Fanny Rablin and the Ann baptized on 5/29/1820 would be her sister.

[Talacharn]

I am not finding any records from Illogan Parish. The record offered; Richard Thomas [Illogan . Miner], suggest he did not use Camborne, whereas Anne Rablin and the family used that church. As their records are not with the church in Camborne, it depends on where they were living. When at Carnkie, the closest church would be Trevenson Church, Church Road, Pool TR15 3PT. It is looked after by St Illogen Church. Rosewarne Downs would be a similar distance as Carnkie to Trevenson.

The records for Illogan and Trevenson may still be in use, or not yet transcribed, or lost. To enquire you could contact: The Revd Steven Robinson at St Illogan Church, Churchtown, Illogan TR16 4SR . 01209 843938 . There is a form to e-mail the Parish. https://www.saint-illogan.org.uk/contact-the-rector/ If the records are still with the church, one of their volunteers may be able to find what you are looking for.