See also

Elizabeth Tinny (1804-1871)

Individual Events and Attributes

  • Birth:

  • Oct 1804

  • St Columb Minor, Cornwall2 3

  • Baptism:

  • 26 Nov 1804 (age 0)

  • the Parish Church of St Columba4

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  • Address: St Columb Minor, Cornwall

    As her parents names are recorded in the Baptismal Register it is assumed that they were present.

  • Parent:

  • 21 Nov 1831 (age 27)

  • Baptism of daughter Sarah Ann

  • Parent:

  • 30 Apr 1840 (age 35)

  • Baptism of son George

  • Son's marriage:

  • 22 Aug 1859 (age 54)

  • Marriage of son George to Sarah Jane Osborne

  • spouse:

  • 12 Jun 1860 (age 55)

  • Death of spouse Richard

  • reported:

  • 5 Jul 1860 (age 55)

  • Reported death of Richard Hockin

  • Census:

  • 7 Apr 1861 (age 56)

  • St Columb Minor, Cornwall5

  •  

  • Address: Fore Street

    The household consisted of Elizabeth, her daughters Mary and Lydia , and a visitor Jeniffer Hockin. It is thought that Jeniffer may be Elizabeth's late husband Richard's sister.

  • Parents:

  • 25 Feb 1863 (age 58)

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    Thomas and Sarah Osborne were present at the burial of their child Sarah on 25 February 1863 in Churchyard of St Columba Parish Church, St Columb Minor, Cornwall according to the Church of England rite. The minister at the burial was the Rev. N. F. Chudleigh, Incumbant. Sarah's husband George said in a letter to his sister that Sarah had been buried three days after she died. He did not say where the burial took place or who the mourners were but it is fairly self evident that the burial would have been in the local churchyard and that he would have been there, and also Sarah's parents and George's parents.

  • Census:

  • 2 Apr 1871 (age 66)

  • St Columb Minor, Cornwall6

  •  

  • Address: Ocean View

    The household consisted of Elizabeth and her daughter Mary and probably her daughter Lydia. Although Lydia is not recorded in the Census she was almost certainly living with her mother because she had been with her in the 1861 Census and also reported her mother's death to the Registrar in November 1871. The death certificate indicates that she was with her mother when she died although the address of both her mother and Lydia is given as Newquay which is not necessarily indicative that they were living in the same house.

  • Death:

  • 13 Nov 1871 (age 67)

  • home7 8

  •  

  • Cause: dropsy

    Address: Newquay, St Columb Minor, Cornwall

    Although the Death Certificate records the cause of death as dropsy (now known as oedema) dropsy is a symptom of an underlying condition. She probably had congestive cardiac failure - eodema in the legs is a classic symptom - or kidney failure.

  • Death Registration:

  • 24 Nov 1871

  • the Register Office9

  •  

  • Address: for St Columb Major

Marriage

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Son: George Hockin, c. 1850, age 10

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1841, 1841 Census for Household of Richard Hocking in St Columb Minor

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1851, 1851 Census for Household of Richard Hocking Page 1

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1851, 1851 Census for Household of Richard Hocking Page 2

  • Spouse:

  • Richard Hockin (1803-1860)

  • Children:

  • Sarah Ann Hockin (1831-1907)

  •  

  • Richard James Hockin (1834-1854)

  •  

  • David Hockin (1835-1901)

  •  

  • Thomas Hockin (1838- )

  •  

  • George Hockin (1840-1871)

  •  

  • Mary Jane Hockin (1842-1916)

  •  

  • William H Hockin (1844- )

  •  

  • Lydia Hockin (1846- )

  •  

  • Jabez Hockin (1846- )

  • Marriage:

  • 9 Aug 1828 (age 23)

  • the Parish Church of St Columba10

  •  

  • Address: St Columb Minor, Cornwall

    The relationship between the witnesses and the couple is not known. It is assumed from the date of birth of their first child in October or November 1831 and the intervals at which the other children arrived that they were married early in 1831 or before. A search of the parish records produced only one record of a marriage of a Richard Hockin to an Elizabeth in the parish of St Columb Minor. Who was at the wedding apart from the witnesses is not known. Probably the groom's parents (if they were still alive), the bride's mother (her father had died in the previous year), and any siblings that the groom and bride had.

  • Census for household:

  • 6 Jun 1841 (age 36)

  • St Columb Minor, Cornwall11

  •  

  • Address: Newquay

    The household consisted of Richard, his wife Elizabeth, their children Sarah (age 10), Richard (age 8), David (age 6), Thomas (age 3) and George (age 1), and a lodger John Tinny who was probably Elizabeth's nephew and like Richard was an agricultural labourer.

  • Census for household:

  • 30 Mar 1851 (age 46)

  • St Columb Minor, Cornwall12

  •  

  • Address: Mount Wise

    The household consisted of Richard, his wife Elizabeth and their children Sarah, Richard, Thomas (age 13), George (age 11), Mary (age 8), William (age 7), Lydia (age 5) and Jabez (age 4). George, Mary and William were attending school. The remaining children were at home. In the census return the surnames are recorded as Hocking. However, this is considered to be the correct return for Richard Hockin's family. The enumerator obviously used the phonetic rendition of Hockin and as Richard was illiterate he would have been unable to check what the enumerator was writing down.

Sources

1.

Register Entry for the Baptism of Elizabeth Tinney, (Transcription by Cornwall FHS on FMP website). CountyCornwallPlaceSt Columb MinorChurchSt ColumbaDenominationChurch of EnglandDate of Baptism26 Nov 1804ForenameElizabethFather's NameJames TinneyMother's NameMary. Cornwall County Records Office, Turo. Call Number: Baptisms.

2.

1861 England Census for Household of Elizabeth Hockin in Newquary, Cornwall, Census Type: 1861 England, Census Place: Newquary, Cornwall, Folio: 97, Page: 27, (FMP image). Custom Id: RG9/1542, Folio 97, Page 27; National Archives. Call Number: RG9/1542.

3.

1841 Census for Household of Richard Hocking in St Columb Minor, (FMP image). Custom Id: HO107/149, Folio 10, Page 12; National Archives. Call Number: HO107/149.

4.

Register Entry for the Baptism of Elizabeth Tinney, (Transcription by Cornwall FHS on FMP website). Cit. Date: 26 November 1804. Cornwall County Records Office, Turo. Call Number: Baptisms.

5.

1861 England Census for Household of Elizabeth Hockin in Newquary, Cornwall, Census Type: 1861 England, Census Place: Newquary, Cornwall, Folio: 97, Page: 27, (FMP image). Custom Id: RG9/1542, Folio 97, Page 27; Cit. Date: 7 April 1861. National Archives. Call Number: RG9/1542.

6.

1871 England Census for Household of Elizabth Hockin in St Columb Minor (Newquay), Cornwall, Census Type: 1871 England, Subject: household of Elizabeth Hockin, Census Place: St Columb Minor (Newquay), Cornwall, Folio: 16, Page: 24, (FMP image). Custom Id: RG10/2256, Folio 16, Page 24; Cit. Date: 2 April 1871. National Archives. Call Number: RG10/2256.

7.

General Register Office, Certified Copy for an Entry of Death for Elizabeth Hocking, (General Register Office on 19 Mar 2013 in response to Application No 274523-1). Date of Death. Cit. Date: 13 November 1871. Pat Ward.

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Civil Registration Index (England & Wales) for Death of Elizabeth Hocking, (FMP image). Custom Id: Deaths 1871 Q4 Registration District: St Columb, Volume: 5c, Page: 76; Cit. Date: Q4 1871. General Register Office. Call Number: Deaths.

9.

General Register Office, Certified Copy for an Entry of Death for Elizabeth Hocking, (General Register Office on 19 Mar 2013 in response to Application No 274523-1). Informant Lydia Hockin. Cit. Date: 24 November 1871. Pat Ward.

10.

Rev. C. H. Paynter, Register Entry for the Marriage of Richard Hockin and Elizabeth Tinny in the Parish of St Columb Minor, (FamilySearch website ). Cit. Date: 9 August 1828. Cornwall County Records Office, Turo. Call Number: Marriages.

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1841 Census for Household of Richard Hocking in St Columb Minor, (FMP image). Custom Id: HO107/149, Folio 10, Page 12; Cit. Date: 6 June 1841. National Archives. Call Number: HO107/149.

12.

1851 England Census for Household of Richard Hocking in St Columb Minor, Cornwall, (FMP image). Custom Id: HO107/1905, Folio 445, Pages 35 & 36; Cit. Date: 30 March 1851. National Archives. Call Number: HO107/1905.