Back to Jean's Genealogy Index THE TRUSCOTT FAMILY TREES
The Truscott line near St. Neot, Cornwall (thanks to Mary for the updated info)
1. Charles TRUSCOTT was born 1782. He married Grace HAMBLEY 1807.
1891 and 1901 Family lived in Castle Eden, Durham
1891
Thomas 40 Fish Hawker
Fanny 48
Arthur RUNDLE 17 Coal Miner
William 15 Brickyard Laborer
Amelia 14
Alice 11
Henrietta 2
In 1901 only Arthur and Henrietta still lived with parents
William was married to "Mary" and lived in Hutton Henry, Durham.
b.. Emily TRUSCOTT, b. 27-Dec-1869 in St Pinnock
c. Arthur TRUSCOTT, b. 1873. In 1881.. Arthur was mistakenly listed with "Truscott" as his surname.. seems that census taker just did a ditto mark under Emily !! But in 1891 he's back to being Rundle as he should!
d. William RUNDLE b 1876 Wingate
e Amelia RUNDLE b 1877 Wingate
f. Alice M M RUNDLE b 1880 Wingate
ii. William TRUSCOTT, b. 02-Nov-1840; d. 1881 married Eurydice DONEY 05-Nov-1870 at Wingate Parish church , daughter of John DONEY and Betsy ROWE. They emigrated to Australia in Jun-1786. William died 02-Apr-1881 and Eurydice married 6 weeks later 07-May-1881 m George BENTON. Eurydice died 17-Aug-1886 at Waukaringa 200 miles north of Adelaide.
iii. Grace TRUSCOTT, b. 1855; m. Thomas LOWERY, pitman 1875.
Wills:
John TRUSCOTT, in Will of Francis VIVIAN, gent., of Coswarth, (nr St Columb Major) 28/9/1692
Anthony TRUSCOTT, in Will of John VIVIAN gent., of Trenance (nr St Austell) 12/4/1763
Marriages at St. Michael's, Landrake, Cornwall
TRISCOTT NICHOLAS W and GREET ELIZABETH 4 APR1743 even though there is a miss-spelling, I believe this a Truscott.
TRUSCOTT NICHOLAS and WILLS GRACE 1 JAN1680
TRUSCOTT WALTER and WILLS MARY 1 JAN1678
COOM STEPHEN TRUSCOTT and ELIZABETH 20 JUL1761
DYER ARTHUR TRUSCOTT and MARGARET 28 JUN1765
Marriages at St Stephens in Brannel.
John Olver and Susanna Truscott married 1 Jan 1793
Thanks to Mary who found there could be confusion as
there were two Charles and Fanny Truscotts. Children even had similar names.
However.. one Charles was born St. Austell, was a China Clay Merchant and his
"Fanny" was born in Monmonthsire. That Charles lived to a ripe old
age.
The other Charles Truscott was born in St. Pinnock and did die young. You have
his correct parents.. he was living with his widowed mother, Hannah in 1861
in St. Pinnock. Charles was age 22 and listed as "Powder Mill Laborer".(This
is the above line)
David Street (June 07)
I have discovered that an ancestor of my wife was a Richard Truscott who was married to a Dorcas Truscott, maiden name unknown. What I have discovered is that they had a daughter Dorcas born 31st March 1814. This Dorcas married a William Pascoe on 17th May 1837.
Richard & Dorcas were married about 1811 in St Stephen, Brannel, Cornwall. Anything prior to this I have come up against a brick wall.
Diana Holland (Aug 06)
Hannah Truscott b about 1857 Cornwall married to Richard Martyn born Newlyn East Cornwall. They were married in Steiglitz Victoria Australia in 1876 ref 380. Their first child was born in 1876 at Pleasant Creek which is an old name for Stawell.
Sara Stoneham (Aug 06)
My grandmother was Winifred Ellen Grace Truscott, her father was John Macfarlane Truscott who was married to Ellen Sanders. His father was also
John Macfarlane Truscott, a mariner and he was married to Grace Pollard Colenso who was born in 1831.Do you know anything about this part of the Truscott family? They lived in Paul in Cornwall and in Penzance and Newlyn.
My great great grandfather wsa Charles Henry Adolphus Truscott Opie (b1853) from the name I presume his mother was a Truscott
John Thomas TRUSCOTT born 1836 SIB=Mary Ann PEARSE of Duloe1857
His family moved to Wingate County Durham in the mid-1860s and worked and died in the mine
His father was Thomas TRUSCOTT according to the marriage Cert.
I am descended from Anthony Truscott born abt 1663 at St. Stephen in Brannell. On January 24 or 29, 1688 at St. Stephen he married Susanna Tremayne born 1668. The had the following children: Patience (1688), Jane (1689), George (1689), John (1682?), Honor (1698). Do you have any information on Susanna Tremayne? I an interested in the names of her parents and whether she is related to the Tremaynes of Heligan, which is 5 miles south of St. Stephen.
Juanita or tohearts@theofficenet.com
I am researching the Angilley line from Cormwall, England Found several Angilley's but still can't make a connection to the one Angilley that I know immigrated to the states which was my husband's grandfather who was born on June 21, 1890 Cornwall, England...Have no idea when he came to the states and the only info I have is that his father was John and his mother Elizabeth...not even sure if that is right for his parents..no maiden name for Elizabeth Right now I am getting any info I can on any Angilley so was wondering if you had something on the Mary Angilley in your Truscott line who married Hew/Henry Truscott?
June Hill (Western Australia)
I am researching the family of Robert and Elizabeth Tscott or Truscott who were living either in Creed or Truro in the 1850's.
Their daughter, Elizabeth married John Richards of St Clements. With their family of 4 children they arrived in New South Wales in 1855, as assisted immigrants. The family appears on the 1851 Census at 15 Austle St St Clements, Truro, listing Elizabeth as being born in 1825 at Grampound.
My mother's father was named "Gus" (Augustus?) Truscott who married Eva Steinle (sic?). They were both dead before I was born or shortly afterward (1950s). My mother, Laura Edna Truscott also had a brother James. Laura was born in 1916 and I believe her brother was older (half-brother?), but died before I was born as well.
The family supposedly lived in Dover, NJ on a farm during mother's early years, but I can't seem to locate any census info on them. There is
also supposedly some Native American connection, but since I can't locate the census information, I can't get that either.
Bill Bilkey
Copy to some people on message board so I don't have to retype... sorry. Hopefully, this information helps someone.
Bilkey/Poad/Warrick/Reynolds/Truscott would be my Father's side. Off the top of my head, I recall seeing a Fred Truscott living with a John Bilkey and Mary Ann in the 1881 Census (St. Dennis or St Austell) and listed as a Grandson at the age of 3... which puzzled me. I'm not sure if that John Bilkey is a relative of mine. I am in touch with James Best (you mentioned Millicent Rose Best). I've also got a Mary Ann Truscott (born 1803 in Coombe per marriage license) that married John Poad (1793 - 1878) in 1837 in St Stephen... marriage license shows her Father as George Truscott - a Miner. Both were Widowed at time of marriage and I believe Marianne Truscott's first husband was Thomas Roberts. But I'm having trouble finding anything on George Truscott to confirm which one is her Father as well as Mother's name. Sometimes we just need to make a little connection to break through to get several other decendents.
My Grandfather is John Bilkey (1899 St. Mewan Cornwall - 1971 Los Angeles, CA) lived much of his life in Detroit, MI as a Plant Manager for Ford Motor Co. He married my Grandmother Winnifred Warrick (1904 - 1995) in 1931 in Ontario, Canada (across the boarder from Detroit, MI) although both were born in Cornwall, England they met (maybe again) in the US. Winnifred was the daughter of William Thomas Warrick and Emily Poad (daughter of John Poad and Mary Ann Trucsott). From the birth or death certificate we know John Bilkey's father was John Bilkey from St. Ewe, Cornwall and I found one born there in 1858... don't know wife's name or his Father's name. So as you can see I have multiple Truscott connections.
I found this... could it have been William George Truscott???? Or could George have been her Brother signing in as Father due to Father's death?
43. William TRUSCOTT was baptised on 1 Jan 1773 in St Stephen in Brannel. He died on 16 Apr 1837 in Trewithan, St Stephen. He was buried on 18 Apr 1837 in St Stephen in Brannel. William died aged 65 at Trewithan. His Will made on 15-Aug-1835, was witnessed by John ELLIS and Charles CROWLE. It was proven on 13-Jun-1837. The Will describes him as a Yeoman. Will: ‘First I give to my daughter Mary JENKIN 1/- also my daughter Joanna TRUSCOTT 1/- also my daughter Ann YELLAND 1/-. All the remainder of my goods Chattels Effects Moveable and immoveable of what nature I may die in possession of. Thereby I give and Bequeath unto my son James TRUSCOTT and my daughters Catherine and Betty TRUSCOTT (whom I make and ordain to be my whole and sole Executors, and they are to share and share alike of this my last Will and Testament…’ Effects were under £450.
He was married to Joanna BILKEY on 17 Jan 1801 in St Stephen in Brannel Cornwall. The Witnesses at their marriage were Alexander senior and Alexander junior who were William's father and brother. Joanna BILKEY was born about 1776. She was buried on 18 May 1817 in the St Stephen Cemetery. She died at Coombe aged 41 years. William TRUSCOTT and Joanna BILKEY had the following children:
99. Mary Ann TRUSCOTT was baptised on 19 Apr 1802 in St Stephen in Brannel Cornwall. Mentioned in father's Will as JENKIN. Mary Ann was mentioned in Elizabeth HICKS’ Will as being the wife of Edward JENKIN of St Stephen in Brannel, yeoman. She inherits £19 from Elizabeth, to be paid in instalments. She is also inherits one shilling from her father William TRUSCOTT.
Mary Ann TRUSCOTT and Edward JENKIN were married before 1837. Their marriage has not been found.
Now this I can read... http://www.sartorelli.gen.nz/LDSFilms/LDS-0246808.rtf.
This film contains marriage records from 1837 for St Stephen in Brannel, Cornwall 13 Jul 1837
Banns
He signed
Her mark
John Poad
Widower
Miner
Whiteman
John Poad
Labourer
Mary Ann Roberts
Widow
Coombe
George Truscott
Miner
Page 1, #2
Witnesses:
George Pinch
George Yelland
ROBERTS Thomas - TRUSCOTT Marianne 1825 St Stephen in Brannel
From 1841 Census in St Austell, Cornwall... John Poad's wife Mary Ann was born about 1803.
Maybe Mary Ann Truscotts Father?
From Family Search.org
George Truscott
Birth: About 1774
Saint Stephen In Brannel, Cornwall, England
License: 05 DEC 1799
Saint Stephen In Brannel, Cornwall, England
Death:
Mary Ann Truscotts Brother?
George Truscott
Christening: 17 MAY 1806
Saint Stephen In Brannel, Cornwall, England
Marriage:
Death:1.) George Truscott born about 1788 and married Phillippa Tretheway born about 1788 both from St Stephen. 1861 Census there is a Mary Tretheway born 1794 living with Emma Truscott Tretheway. (Found this as John Poad's first wife was Mary Tretheway and second wife was Mary Ann Truscott)... Mary Anne/Marianne/Mariane Truscott gave birth the Alexander Poad. If it's this George then his Father was William Truscott born about 1748 and Mother was Margery or Margaret Truscott born about 1752... married 1771 in St Stephen. This George would have been 15 when Mary Anne was born.
2.) George Truscott about 1773 married Phillis Clemo about 1776 in St Stephen married in St Stephen Dec 1799. I've seen a Clemo living with a Poad as a Mother In-Law. This George would have been 30 when Mary Ann was born. If it's this George Truscott then his Father was George Truscott born about 1744 and Mother was Dorcas Yelland. I've seen the Yelland name often. In 1861 a George Truscott born in 1801 lived next to the Yellands in St Stephen.
3.) George Truscott born about 1767 and married Mary Varco born 1769 and married in 1791. Least likely, but possible. They were from St Dennis.
I also found this information...
Same Truscott line or different... if same might be of interest? http://www.rickandhelena.com/fam/fam00866.htm and http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~boneplace/misc/poor.html George Truscott and the Tretheway name are mentioned here. John Poad's first wife was Mary Tretheway and second was Mary Ann Truscott born around 1803 in Coombe (formerly Roberts who's sir name is also on this link) who's Father was George Truscott. Looks like I will need to figure out how to buy birth certificates and if that is possible with a estimated date of birth. I noticed George Pinch and Yelland in the second link.
1699 ? year, shows John TRUSCOTT as being one of the men who signed the book. 1699 listed is John TRUSCOTT among the 12 men who are attending to the church accounts. They have given Marion another pair of shoose and 6d. Peternel is paid in times of sickness and they have also paid to Peter TRUSCOTT' widow, in sickness 5/-.
1707 John TRUSCOTT was an Overseer of the Poor. He received 2/- tax from George TRUSCOTT. The total tax collected that year was £16.10/-.
1787 Thomas SALTER and William TRUSCOTT, Wardens. Paid to Lewis TRUSCOTT for Masons fitting, Mr HOSKINS nails, George PINC Carpenters bill, Thomas TRUSCOTT Balcksmiths bill, John TRUSCOTT for fitches and William RICHARDS bill for glass. 12 men in the room of Richard TRETHEWY include George TRUSCOTT and Charles ROBERTS.
1789 Walter HICKS and Michael GILL Wardens. William TRUSCOTT for repairing the lock of the church door. George TRUSCOTT candles for singers also Richard YELLAND same. William RICHARDS bill for glass. Alexander TRUSCOTT fitches. Also Lewis TRUSCOTT.1790 George TRUSCOTT and Richard YELLAND, Churchwardens, pay Lewis for Saxon. Thomas TRUSCOTT house rent settled by Smiths bill. Settled and signed by Lewis TRUSCOTT.
1799 Samuel RICHARDS and Francis WARRICK Wardens. Lewis TRUSCOTT is named. Francis Warrick is in Bilkey family tree when Emily Poad marries William Warrick.
1802 William TRUSCOTT and John YELLAND Wardens. Richard TRUSCOTT for work. William TRUSCOTT for repairing the school. George TRUSCOTT for getting the 3rd bell with carrier William TRUSCOTT.1822 Distributions by William TRUSCOTT and Richard CUNDY Churchwardens:
Ruben SOLOMAN 49 sparrows
William THOMAS 12 sparrows
Joseph RICHARDS 32 "
George TRUSCOTT 6 "
William MERIFIELD 16 "
C? NICHOLAS boy 4 "
SMELLS boy 6 "
William RICHARDS 12 "
Edward ARTHUR 6 "
George PINCH 20 "
Edward PHILIPS 20 sparrows.
(NOTE. Everyone was paid for bringing them in.)
John RICHARDS for small Stots (Stoats)
John RICHARDS for large Stots 61908 Sir George Truscott Mayor of London.
