Family [F55]

TREWARTHA

Parents

Peter TREWARTHA {M} [P159] = Jenefer (Jane) ANDREW {F} [P334]

Married 8 Jul 1831, Gwennap

Peter

Christened 20 Nov 1808, Gwennap
Died Poldice (of a ruptured blood vessel, aged 25)
Buried 2 Jan 1834, Gwennap

Jenefer (Jane)

Alias Jenefer TREWARTHA (8 Jul 1831)
Christened 13 Aug 1812, Gwennap
Marriage: also m. 27 Jun 1837 Gwennap William DUNSTONE . Also 27 Jun 1853 St Day John LUKE
Census 1841, 1851 Gwennap

Children

John {M} [P473] = Jane CARBIS {F} [P436] > Family [F82]

Married 16 May 1853, Gwennap Parish Church

John

Born Poldice
Christened 22 Jan 1832, Gwennap
Died 18 Feb 1873, Merthyr Tydfil
Condition: Miner(1853) Labourer(1871)
Census 1841, 1851, 1861 Gwennap
1871 Merthyr Tydfil

Note from Mavis Williams (nee Trewartha)
Tony has been trawling Welsh Newspaper Archives for references to 'Trewarthas. He came upon the following report in the' Cardiff & Merthyr Guardian Newspaper' for Feb. 1870. REPORT OF AN EXPLOSION AT WILLIAMS' OLD PIT, ABERAMAN, WORKED BY MESSRS. ELLIOT & CO.

'The explosion was caused when 2 miners, John Trewartha and Charles Webb, wandered into old mine workings by mistake, with unguarded lights.
Fortunately this was not a major incident and the fire was quickly put out.
The two miners were lucky to escape with only superficial burns to hands and face.'

I imagine that this is why great great grandfather is referred to as a 'labourer' on the 1871 census. Presumably he could not have kept his job as a miner after such a breach of safety regs.

Williams' Old Pit at Aberaman, assumed to be where he worked.
Williams' Old Pit at Aberaman, assumed to be where he worked.

Jane

Alias Jane RYAN
Alias Jane TREWARTHA
Christened 18 Mar 1832, Redruth
Died Jun 1914, Todmorden
Marriage: m. 2qr 1877 Bradford Thomas RYAN
Census 1861 Gwennap
1871 Merthyr Tydfil
1881, 1901 Mytholmroyd as Jane RYAN
1891 Midgely

Jane {F} [P336]

Born ABT 1833, Poldice
Christened 21 Sep 1834, St Day
Died Poldice (aged 2)
Buried 11 Jun 1835, St Day