TIPPET, TOCKER & DUNSTONE

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Gabriel TIPPET married Catherine TOCKER in Wendron on 6 Feb 1674

Their son, John (13 Dec 1675), married Katherine DUNSTONE in Wendron on 26 Dec 1701

Their son, Henry (24 Jun 1711), married Alice PENHALERICK in Wendron on 1 Jun 1733

I should much appreciate any help in finding the ancestors of Gabriel, Catherine and Katherine.

[..claire..]

Hi

Have been looking through the Wendron records but not finding anything,

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-266-11625-18606-37?cc=1769414&wc=M6NJ-G29:138123201,142405601,142417201

It would be good to find the origins of Katherine Dunstone as the Benjamin Hosking (the son) in my tree married an Ann Dunstone from Wendron (looks like our tree's may have another connection)

claire

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Claire,

   You're right - the DUNSTONE name is too much of a coincidence for there not to be a connection. What date(s) do you have Ann?

George

[..claire..]

Hi

Anne Dunstone bapt. 25 Oct. 1772 Wendron.
Parents: Bennet Dunstone and Grace B*stard.
Married Benjamin Hosking 25 June 1794 Falmouth.

Claire

[..claire..]

Hi George,

Found this on another site:

Henry DUNSTONE born c1630 married Katherine RICHARD 23 Nov 1652 in Wendron.

A son William born c1650

William DUNSTONE married Grace MANNET 25 Aug 1679 Wendron.

2 children:

Richard born c1678
KATHERINE born c1680

http://www.greenaus.com/genealogy/maternal/matg01.htm#10

Would be nice to find baptisms for these children

Another site which verifies Williams baptism  (30 Dec 1655 Wendron)

http://members.ozemail.com.au/~peterpjw/FHdunstone.html

claire

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Claire,

   I have Catherine HOSKINS (29 May 1733, St Goran) m John THOMAS in Mylor, 12 May 1758.

   Another link or what?

   Although my ancestors' BMD's were recorded in Mylor, they actually lived in Flushing, which did not have its own church until much later, and Flushing is, of course, right opposite Falmouth. In fact, when my mother was a young girl, she had her weekly music lessons in Falmouth and the ferry-men used to 'hold' the ferry for her if she was delayed. It was actually much easier to get from Flushing to Falmouth than it was to get to Mylor! Some more digging is obviously needed on both the HOSKIN and DUNSTONE lines.

Regards

George

PS
    Your next posting arrived whilst I was typing the above. I'll look at it and come back to you

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Claire,

   Thank you. That is obviously 'my' Katherine DUNSTONE. I shall add her parents to my roots, and get digging.

Regards

George

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Claire,

   Not a link, but quite a coincidence. Katherine RICHARD and I share a surname, although I have an extra 's' on mine!

George

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Claire,

   Three more children of William DUNSTONE in Wendron:-

                       28 May 1685 Samuel
                       11 May 1688 William
                       16 Feb 1689/90 Elizabeth

but no sign of Katherine.

   Incidentally, I forgot to mention that my surname is of Welsh origin.

Regards

George