
John MALLETT
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Name John MALLETT [1] Birth Abt 1821 Cornwall, England
[1] Gender Male Census 6 Jun 1841 Dean, Liskeard, Cornwall, England
[1] - As enumerated:
John Mallett, 20, Ag Lab;
Eliza Mallett, 20;
Ann Hill, 50;
Mary Mallett, 70;
James Honey, 5;
John Quiller, 83, Shoemaker;
Mary Quiller, 62;
Thomas Smith, 40, Ag Lab;
Sarah Smith, 40;
John Smith, 11;
Richard Smith, 10;
Maryann Smith, 8;
Jacob Smith, 4;
Elizabeth Smith, 1.
John Mallett has been added to this family based on the evidence from the 1841 census. There was a Mary Mallett, 70, about the right age to be his mother Mary (Tapter), and Ann Hill, 50, a little too old to be his sister Ann who married Peter Hill, but still a possibility, and a James Honey, who might be the son of John's other sister Mary, who married William Honey.
SW Group K UKC 1881 N Occupation 6 Jun 1841 Liskeard, Cornwall, England
[1] Agricultural Labourer. Person ID I5804 Southwest Last Modified 19 Nov 2013
Father John MALLET, c. 25 Dec 1782, Liskeard, Cornwall, England
bur. 22 May 1833, Morval, Cornwall, England
(Age ~ 50 years) Mother Mary TAPTER, b. Est 1782 Marriage 2 Mar 1806 Liskeard, Cornwall, England
[2] - As usual there were several different Johns who might have married Mary Tapter. This one was chosen because he was born in Liskeard where the marriage took place, and was about the correct age. There were 2 Johns born in Liskeard in the same year, and the choice of this particular one is more or less arbitrary, except for the fact that a burial has been attributed to this one, and Mary (Tapter) appears to have been a widow in 1841. It's almost a circular reference, but in the end it doesn't matter much, because the 2 Johns were 2nd cousins, so each line traces back to the same point.
There are a number of things that don't make sense with this family:
Although all of the children follow in a sensible chronology (except the last one, see below), the first was born 2 years before the marriage date. This child has been left with this family because there is no other known marriage of a Mary and John in this area in this time frame.
There was another John born 1790 in St Minver who might have had a daughter in Padstow in 1808.
There may well be 3 different John and Mary families.
The youngest child, John, was quite a bit younger than the preceding children, but evidence from the 1841 census places him with this family.
Family ID F1880 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Eliza LABERTH, b. Abt 1821 Marriage Abt Jun 1840 Stoke Damerel, Devon, England
[1, 3] - There are several John Malletts who married an "Eliza" between 1838 and 1841, but Eliza Laberth is the only probable one, because of the date and the proximity of Stoke Damerel to Liskeard.
Family ID F1876 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Sources - [S1221] "Census Returns of England and Wales, 1841", database with images, findmypast.com, (https://www.findmypast.com/, accessed Apr 1, 2013), household of John Mallett, Liskeard, Cornwall, England, Class HO107, Piece 153, Book 11, Folio 22, Page 36, original record held by The National Archives of the UK (TNA): Public Record Office (PRO.), M19S285.
- [S1219] Cornwall Family History Society, "Parish Register Transcripts, Cornwall, England", database, findmypast.com, (https://www.findmypast.com/, accessed Mar 6, 2013), Marriage, John Mallett and Mary Tapter, registered Mar 2, 1806, Liskeard, Cornwall, England.
- [S1230] "Civil Registration Index of England and Wales: 1837 - 1983", database, Free BMD Indexes, (http://www.freebmd.org.uk/, accessed Nov 19, 2013), Marriage, John Mallett & Eliza Laberth, registered Jun 1840, Stoke Damerel, Devon, England, volume 9, page 486, original record held by Office of National Statistics (ONS), General Register Office (GRO), UK.
- [S1221] "Census Returns of England and Wales, 1841", database with images, findmypast.com, (https://www.findmypast.com/, accessed Apr 1, 2013), household of John Mallett, Liskeard, Cornwall, England, Class HO107, Piece 153, Book 11, Folio 22, Page 36, original record held by The National Archives of the UK (TNA): Public Record Office (PRO.), M19S285.
