On 25 Apr 1800 when Anne was 26, she married William SMITH in Morwenstow, Cornwall, England. Born ca 1770 in Kilkhampton, Cornwall, England.

- He was born c1770 at Kilkhampton, Cornwall (ref FGR, not found in IGI).
- William was an innkeeper (23 Aug 1838) and farmer (30 Dec 1845) (ref B.Chapple).

On 15 May 1806 when Charles was 24, he married Mary CHOLWILL in Morwenstow, Cornwall, England. Born bef 21 Jan 1783. Christened on 21 Jan 1783 in Morwenstow, Cornwall, England. Mary died in Jul 1868; she was 85. Buried on 24 Jul 1868 in Kilkhampton Church, Kilkhampton, Cornwall, England.

- Daughter of Lawrence Cholwill.
- She was bap 21 Jan 1783 at Morwenstow, Cornwall, dau of Laurence Cholwill and Mary (ref IGI).
- Ref 1841 census. Cornwall, England. Civil parish of Kilkhampton. Address: Four Acres, Kilkhampton.
Mary Grigg. Age 55. Ind. Born in Cornwall.

- Ref 1851 census. Cornwall, England. Civil Parish of Kilkhampton. Address: Kilkhampton.
Together with daughter Mary (40) and grandson Edgar (11):
Mary Grigg. Head. Age 67. Widow. Annuitant. Born Cornwell, Morwenstow.

- Ref 1861 census. Cornwall, England. Parish of Kilkhampton. Address: Four Acres, Kilkhampton.
Mary Grigg. Head. Widow. Age 77. Annuitant. Born Cornwell, Morwenstow.
Together with 2 lodgers.

RESEARCh NOTES:
- Sources vary re death: July 1868 OR Mary died 30 Dec 1863 at Kilkhampton, Cornwall;
Mary's death reg Mar qtr 1864 at Stratton Dist (ref FreeBMD).
- Sources vary re burial: 24 July 1868 OR 6 Jan [1864] (ref FGR).
Likely 2 different Mary Grigg’s.

On 1 Jan 1807 when Honour was 22, she married William ANDREW , son of William? ANDREW (ca1750-) & Elizabeth?, in Kilkhampton, Cornwall, England. Born abt 1781 in Cornwall, England. William died in Kilkhampton, Cornwall, England, on 6 Apr 1833; he was 52. Buried on 9 Apr 1833 in Kilkhampton Church, Kilkhampton, Cornwall, England. Occupation: farmer, North Cornwall, England.

- 1781: William Andrew was born ca 1781 in Cornwall, England. or 1780 or 1782 [based on his age at death]

- 1807: He married Honour Grigg, daughter of Charles Grigg or Gregg and Elizabeth Cornish, on 1 Jan 1807 in Kilkhampton, Cornwall. - from IGI Batch M007171, Source 897356, Pr: 0883504 [IGI index does not list parents names]
Marriage transcript: “St. James Parish Church, Kilkhampton, Cornwall William Andrew of (this) Parish and Honor Grigg of (this) were married in this (Church) by (Banns) this first Day of January in the year one thousand eight hundred and seven by me, John Davis (Rector) This marriage was solemnized between us: The X’s of William Andrews, Honor Grigg, signed In the Presence of Charles Grigg & Thomas Andrew. “ William is described as a yeoman.
In Kilkhampton church records, marriage of William Andrew and Honor Grigg, they were married on the 1st of January 1806 [1807?] and both noted as of the Parish of Kilkhampton. Honor was able to sign her name and Willilam was not. The witnesses were Charles Grigg and Thomas Andrew. Charles was Honor’s brother [also the name of her father] and I suggest it is very unlikely that Thomas was not William’s. I suspect the family were from the nearby area of Bridgerule or Holsworth (cf. Bill Glenn email to Donna Martin).
- 1807: in baptism records for their son Thomas: William being born 1781, a journeyman, married 1807, lived in Lynnsworthy.

- 1816: He was noted between 1816 and 1824 [children’s baptisms] as a yeoman in Lymsworthy near Kilkhampton, Cornwall. The Oxford English Dictionary defines a yeoman as “a man owning and cultivating a small estate, a freeholder under the rank of gentleman”.

- 1833 He died on 6 Apr 1833 in Kilkhampton, Cornwall.
- 1833 Burial record: 9 Apr 1833 William Andrew, Langford, age 52
Other sources: MAR: BUR; Bishop’s Trans. Death on will.
Tombstone in Kilkhampton Anglican Church Graveyard:
“Sacred to the memory of William Andrew.
Late of Langford in this Parish.
Who Departed this Life, April the 6th
in the year of our Lord 1833 in the 52 year of his AGE. [this probably means he was 51]
“Into thy sweet and lovely arms,
I now resign my breath;
Washed in my Saviour’s precious blood.
There is no second death.
To sleep in Jesus. O how sweet.
And soon I shall arise.
To meet my glorious living head,
With triumphs in the skies.”

RESEARCH NOTES:
- Brothers and sisters listed in compilations provided by earlier family researchers are likely not accurate: brothers: John, Richard and Thomas; Sister: Elizabeth - possibly confused with next generation?

- Baptism NOT in Kilkhampton, Cornwall (because no church record can be found)

Possibilities for christenings elsewhere in Cornwall and Devon (based on age at death of 51 or 52 in 1833, christened as an infant or young child):
- 1784 "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975"
Name: William Andrew
Gender: Male
Christening Date: 19 Dec 1784
Christening Place: THORNBURY,DEVON,ENGLAND
Birth Date:
Birthplace:
Father's Name: William Andrew
Mother's Name: Elizabeth
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C05254-1
System Origin: England-ODM
GS Film number: 917538 [Thornbury St Peter in union of Holsworth, hundred of Black Torrington, 4 miles NEE from Holsworthy]
- 1782: William Andrew s/o William and Ann, 14 Jul 1782, Bradford Devon [Bradford All Saints in union of Holsworthy, hundred of Black Torrington, 6 miles NEE from Holsworthy]
- 1781: William Andrew Chr. 20 May 1781 Cookbury, Devon, England. Father - Thomas Andrew. Mother - Elizabeth.[Cookbury St John the baptist, union of Holsworthy, hundred of BlackTorrington, 4/75 miles ENE from Holsworthy.]

Less likely locations:
- 1781: William Andrew Chr. 1 Jan 1781 Stoke Dameral (sp?), Devon, England. Father - Richard Andrew. Mother Mary. [Stoke Damerel, hundred of Roborough, adjoining borough of Plymouth, including Devonport and Morice Town]
- 1780, How about William Andrew, baptised 14 OCT 1780 Saint Columb Minor, Cornwall, England (parents William and Grace)? - St Columb Minor is near Newquay further along the NW coast of Cornwall
- From IGI batch C053252 - Stithians, Cornwall - much further SW in Cornwall near Falmouth - less likely to be these:
Willm. Andrew, baptised 25 AUG 1782
Willm. Andrew, baptised 14 JUL 1783
- From IGI batch P016841 - Stithians, Cornwall:
William Andrew baptised 15 JUN 1780
William Andrew baptised 10 APR 1782

- 1804: In Stratton on 8 Jan 1804, an Ann Andrews married a Thomas Higgins Barrett (source Phillimore, as per Cornwall OPC online database). Could this Ann be this William’s sister?

- 1841 census, England, there is a Grace Andrew - don’t know how or if related:
HO 107/151, Enumeration District 3
Civil Parish of Stratton, Book 9 Folio 49 Page 23:
King Street,1,Edward Marshall,65,,Ag Lab,In county,
,,Grace Andrew,,60,,In county, [born about 1781]

On 12 Mar 1818 when John was 29, he married Susanna ALLIN, daughter of Richard ALLIN (1771-1841) & Rebecca BRIMACOMBE (~1769-), in Kilkhampton Parish Church, Kilkhampton, Cornwall, England. Born in 1798 in Kilkhampton, Cornwall, England. Christened on 19 Aug 1798 in Kilkhampton, Cornwall, England. Susanna died in Kilkhampton, Cornwall, England, on 5 Jul 1875; she was 77. Buried on 9 Jul 1875 in Kilkhampton, Cornwall, England.

- 1798: Susanna Allin was bap 19 Aug 1798 at Kilkhampton, Cornwall as Susanna Allen, dau of Richard Allen and Rebecca (ref IGI); her surname was Brimacombe (ref FGR).
PARENTS: Richard Allin and Rebecca Brimacombe
RESIDENCE: 1841, 1851, 1861, 1871 census: Kilkhampton. Father’s will.

- 1851 census. Cornwall, England. Civil Parish of Kilkhampton. Address: Kilkhampton.
Together with children Charles (29), Ann Allin (27), Elizabeth (19):
Susanna Grigg. Head. Widow. Age 52. Annuitant. Born Cornwall, Kilkhampton.

-1861 census. Cornwall, England. Parish of Kilkhampton. Address: Kilkhampton.
Susanna Grigg. Head. W. Age 62. Annuitant. Born Cornwall, Kilkhampton.
Charles Grigg. Son. U. Age 39. Saddler & Ironmonger. Born Cornwall, Kilkhampton.
Elizabeth Grigg. Dau. U. Age 29. Born Cornwall, Kilkhampton.
Mary Grigg. Dau. U. Age 27. Born Cornwall, Kilkhampton.
Elizabeth H Wills. Grandau. U. Age 5. Born Devon, Bideford.
Together with 2 servants and lodger.

- 1871 census. Cornwall, England. Town of Kilkhampton. Address: Kilkhampton.
Susan Grigg. Head. W. Age 72. Annuitant. Born Cornwall, Kilkhampton.
Together with a servant.

1875 DEATH: Susanna died 9 Jul 1875 at Kilkhampton, Cornwall, bur 9 Jul 1875 at Kilkhampton, Cornwall (ref FGR).
Susannah Grigg's death reg Sep qtr 1875 at Stratton Dist age 77 (ref FreeBMD).
BURIAL: Parish Register

RESEARCH NOTES:
- 1841 Kilkhampton census - could this be a brother and his wife, same name as this Susanna???
Thurden Cottage,1,James Allin,45,,Agricutural Labourer,Not in county,
,,Susanna Allin,,45,,In county,

- Those who descend from Susanna (Allin) Grigg (1798-1875) of Kilkhampton, Cornwall are descendants of the Facy/Vacy family that lived at Ratherton House, Holsworthy, Devon. It is now a bed and breakfast but was the home of Leonard Vacy (1631-1710).

On 30 Dec 1812 when Dorcas was 21, she married William SMITH in Stratton, Cornwall, England. Born ca 1790.

RESEARCH NOTES
Is this the same William Smith who (also?) married Dorcas’s sister Ann in 1800?

On 31 Mar 1818 when Jane was 24, she married Richard Allen CHAPPLE in St Marys Chapel, Walcot, Bath, Somerset, England. Born ca 1790. Richard Allen died in UK bef 1841; he was 51. Occupation: Plumber.

- (from http://www.shade.id.au/Chapple/Chapple1.htm#120)
Richard Allen CHAPPLE
The earliest records found of Richard Chapple are the marriage records, which consist of a Marriage Bond, Marriage Licence, Bishop's Transcript, and Parish Register.

These state that both parties were at least 21 years old at marriage, and bachelor and spinster, so suggesting the births of both in the period 1790 - 1799. The second name, Allen, was only found in the 1852 marriage of the daughter Frances.

The Marriage Bond dated 30th Mar 1818 specifies that Richard Chapple, bachelor, Plumber and Glazier of the Parish of Walcot in the County of Somerset, and Jane Grigg, spinster of the same Parish, may lawfully solemnize marriage together, in accordance with certain conditions. The Marriage Bond also carries the name of Henry Richardson, Hairdresser, of the same Parish and County. The Marriage Licence dated the same day includes the information that both Richard and Jane were of the age twenty one years and upward.

Richard CHAPPLE and Jane GRIGG were married 31 Mar 1818 at the Chapel of St Mary in the Parish of Walcot in the County of Somerset (Queen Square, Bath), England. The Bishop's Transcript of the marriage has a blank for Jane's parish. The marriage was in the presence of James Shipp and Joseph Tucker. Some Australian records have her name as CRAIG, which was not the case, presumably a phonetic error by Australian clerks due to the family's southwest English accent. Jane was noted to be not born in Somerset (ref 1841 census). Her year of birth was c1794 (from her Death Cert).

Richard's occupation was variously referred to as plumber (in son William's death cert), painter and glazier, and gentleman.

Their address was 2 or 3 Northampton St, Bath [Somerset], throughout the baptisms of all the children, from 1819 to 1836. No record of Richard Chapple has been found after the last child.

Ref 1841 census. The husband Richard was not listed.
Somerset, England. Civil parish of Walcot. Registration district of Bath. Sub-registration district of Lansdown. Address Northampton Street, Walcot.
Jane Chapple. Age 45. Not born in Somerset.
Edwin Chapple. Age 15. Tailor Apr. Born in Somerset.
Frances Chapple. Age 15. Dressm Apr. Born in Somerset.
Willm Chapple. Age 13. Shoe M Apr. Born in Somerset.
Richd Chapple. Age 11. Born in Somerset.
Henry Chapple. Age 7. Born in Somerset.
Eliza Chapple. Age 5. Born in Somerset.

There are no records of Richard after the last child, ie 1835. He is not listed in 1837 or later Bath poll books (ref Barry Chapple) nor in the 1841 census.

Jane was recorded as lodging-house keeper at 12 Rivers St, Bath, in Pigots Directory for Bath 1842, and died at that address.

Jane died 7 Feb 1844 at 12 Rivers Street, Lansdown sub-district, Bath, and was buried 11 Feb 1844 at Bath (ref Walcot Parish Church register). Her address at death was a Lodging House with about 9 residents, as can be seen in the 1841 census for that address. Her daughter Fanny was present at the death. Her alleged age at death on the DC was 50 years.

In their son Richard's death certificate in 1881, Richard Chapple is described as "Gentleman" and his wife Jane Griff is incorrectly named Fanny Craig.

Children:
1. Charles CHAPPLE bap 1819
2. Elizabeth Jane CHAPPLE bap 1820
3. Edwin CHAPPLE bap 1823
4. Mary Anne CHAPPLE bap 1824
5. Frances (Fanny) Judith CHAPPLE bap 1826
6. William CHAPPLE bap 1828
7. Richard CHAPPLE bap 1829
8. Henry John (1) CHAPPLE bap 1832
9. Henry John (2) CHAPPLE bap 1834
10. Eliza CHAPPLE bap 1836


RESEARCH NOTES:
- from Nicola: Name and occupation from daughter Eliza's marriage certificate
- no parents or siblings listed.