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Help appreciated in accounting for this person believed to be daughter of Jane (Guy) Minear , listed 1841 Census aged 1 living East Turnpike.
1851 Census transcribed as Mary Ann Mincer aged 11.
1861 Census as
 Mary Ann Minear visitor aged 21 living with family of William (? a brother) Minear.
What became of Mary Ann ?Did she marry ?
Apparently her father could not have been William Minear as he had died 1832 , makes her parentage dubious.

With thanks.

Look up appreciated please.I am hoping to verify the birth location of Joseph Wyatt/Whyatt thought to have been born Glossop Derbyshire s/o Samuel Wyatt and Mary Cooper.
I believe he migrated to USA and died 1948 Rochester , Monroe City , New York.
His death registration states that he came from Devonshire not Glossop Derbyshire.
I need a birth/bpt record in order to verify I have the correct person.
The 1871 Census states he was born Glossop.

I am trying to identify this George Trethew(e)y who I think was living with Ann Gomow/Gommow 1841 Census Thallnick?? St Stephen in Brannel.
I have possible link to Ann.


The actions of George Trethewey of St. Stephen in Brannel quickly became
national news, the following being taken from the London newspaper The Poor
Man’s Guardian, 25 April 1835.
 
SALE OF A WIFE – One of those abominable
scenes which disgrace the morals and manners
of the present enlightened age, and is almost
unparalleled in the history of this country
took place Friday last in the market-place
of St Austell. A man named Tretheway, of St.
Stephen’s in Branwell, in consequence of the
supposed infidelity of his wife, resolved to get
rid of her by public sale, and about eleven
o’clock led her into the market decorated with
a halter. The husband who appeared to be
about sixty years of age, put her up for sale; 2d
was offered for the dame, but this being
quickly doubled by a person in the crowd, who
turns out to be an itinerant tinker, he was declared
to be the purchaser, and the woman
handed over to her new master. The farmer of
the market now demanded his toll, and we
blush to record the fact, that, despite the
“march of intellect,” in the town of St. Austell,
in the nineteenth century, toll was paid by
George Tretheway for the sale of his wife ! This
disgraceful business being ended the parties
retired to a neighbouring ale house, when a
new scene opened upon the astonished spectators.
A woman of about forty years of age,
stepped forward to claim the hand of George
Tretheway, and was quickly followed by a second,                             
who claimed a similar honour. A battle
between the women was the consequence,
which ended in favour of the first claimant.

With thanks.

I am researching William Henry Harry and family who arrived Port Adelaide 7 April 1864 on " Ocean Chief".
Whh 1831-1908 had married April 1853 St Austell Cornwall , Mary Hancock Minear 1834-1911.
I think they lived Saddleworth South Australia and may be buried Payneham.
They had at least 11 children. 3 came with them when they migrated.

Mary may be the base daughter of Jane (Guy) Minear.
I mam wondering if the middle name Hancock suggests a further connection.
I am hoping someone might have knowledge of this family.

My Harry family does appear to have Hancock connections.

Any snippet of information greatly appreciated.