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Samuel Treloar 1782
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Sixth GenerationTo be found on Pages 145 of Orson Lee Treloar's book Family tradition has it that "Capt. Sam" and his family of five sons and two daughters moved from Redrutb, Cornwall, England to Port Whitby near Toronto, Canada about 1835. "Capt, Sam" came from a family with seven sons who scattered all over the world. When "Capt. Sam" moved to Redruth a cousin of his remained in Wendron, Cornwall, this was the rich branch of the family. "Capt. Sam" was a mine captain in Cornwall and a blacksmith. When he arrived in Canada he started the first foundry in the Toronto district and trained his children in that business. In the records compiled here from the parishes of Wendron, Redruth and St. Gluvias, Cornwall there are probably children from three families of Samuels and Elizabeths as listed below. Samuel Treloar and Elizabeth Williams md. 20 Feb. 1804 Helston. Samuel Treloar and Elizabeth Plaint md. 1827 Redruth. Samuel Treloar and Elizabeth Oxenberry md. prior to 1828 . We are interested in the first marriage and the children presumed to belong to that family are marked with an asterisk, Of the children so marked John James stayed in Toronto while Henry and Samuel located at Sutton West, Ontario. One of the younger boys fought and was killed in the Civil War in U.S.A. Samuel6 TRELOAR (Thomas5 Thomas4 James3, Ralph2 TRELOARTH, Benedict1, Werne TRELOWARTH), of Wendron, Children of Samuels and Elizabeths * i. Samuel William(s) TRELOAR, bp. 12 Apr. 1805 Wendron, CornwalI, England; lived at Sutton West, Ontario. * ii. Elizabeth TRELOAR, bp. 25 Oct, 1807 Wendron; d. 16 Feb. 1811 Redruth. * iii. Henry Williams TRELOAR, bp. 24 Dec. 1809 Redruth, Cornwall, England; d. 19 Jan. 1811 Redruth. * iv. Henry William TRELOAR, bp. 2 Feb. 1811 Redruth; lived Sutton West, Ontario. * v. Elizabeth Williams TRELOAR, bp. 7 Nov. 1813 of Redruth Town, father a blacksmith. Thomas TRELOAR (may belong here) bur. 6 May 1853 Whitby nr. Toronto. * vi. James Bennet TRELOAR, bp. 25 Oct. 1818 of Redruth Town, father a blacksmith. * vii. William Robert(s)? TRELOAR, bp. 18 Mar. 1821 of Redruth Town, father a blacksmith; d. 4 Sept. 1854, age 13 years. * viii. John James TRELOAR, bp. 16 Nov. 1823 Redruth, father a blacksmith. * ix. Mary Samuel Williams TRELOAR, bp. 12 Mar. 1826 Redruth, father a blacksmith. * x. Thomasin Amelia, bp. 16 Mar. 1828 Redruth, father a blacksmith. xi. Henry Oxenberry TRELOAR, bp. 2 Nov. 1828 Redruth, father a blacksmith. xii. Henry Oxenberry TRELOAR, bp. 23 May 1830 at St. Gluvias, son of Sam and Elizabeth Oxenberry. * xiii. Elizabeth Williams TRELOAR, bp. 20 July 1832 at St. Gluvias, father blacksmith of Redruth. xiv. Thomasin Plint TRELOAR, bp. 10 Aug. 1834 at St. Gluvias, father blacksmith. xv. William Roberts TRELOAR, bp. 8 May 1836 at St. Gluvias, father blacksmith of Redruth; d. Dec. Q. 1840 Redruth. xvi. John Oxenberry Plint TRELOAR, bp. Dec. Q. 1837 Redruth District. |
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Orson Lee Treloar and may have been updated from information in the book Treloar
History 1522 - 2004 by Peter Treloar and Patricia Taggart. The 4 digit
number to the left of a person's name is the number they appear as in the latest
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