MARY ELLEN COYSH
MARY was born 28 November 1882, Mulagong Station, Gundowring, Victoria to Thomas Coysh & Eliza Josephine Onslow.
Thomas was aged 25 and a Farmer. He was born in Yackandandah. Eliza was aged 25, and was born in Albury, NSW. They had married on 21 July 1880, Beechworth, and had one child, Jane Elizabeth, aged 2. Informant was John Aysh Coysh, Grandfather, of Yackandandah.
She married CHARLES EDWARD PATON on 30 April 1907, Pine Mountain Creek, Tintaldra, Victoria.
Mary was residing at Pine Mountain Creek*. Her parents are named as Thomas Coysh, a Grazier, and Eliza Josephine Onslow. *“….flows along the eastern side of Pine Mountain which on a map in the book is (sort of) halfway between Tintaldra and Walwa. One of the first to select land on Pine Mountain Creek was the Coysh family.”
Mary died on 22 March 1958, at her residence, “Fenwick”, Corryong, Victoria.
Her parents are named as Thomas Coysh, a Farmer, and Eliza Josephine Onslow. She was buried on 23 March 1958, Corryong Cemetery. Mary was born in Gundowring, Victoria (where Mulagong Station is ?). She had married Charles Edward Paton, at the age of 25, in Pine Mount, Walwa. Children listed are: Frances May (dec); Olive Isobel (47); Ivan Gordon Noel (45); Lila Margery (43); Leonie Mary (39); Esme Irene (35)
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THOMAS COYSH
THOMAS was born 22 September 1857, Yackandandah, Victoria to John Aysh Coysh & Jane Elizabeth Mansell.
John Aysh was aged 29 and a Miner. He was born in Shaldon, Devon, England. Jane was aged 27, and was born in Kingston on Thames, England. They had married on 17 July 1856, Yackandandah, Victoria.
Thomas married ELIZA JOSEPHINE ONSLOW on 21 July 1880, Wesleyan Parsonage, Beechworth, Victoria.
Thomas was a Farmer, aged 22. Eliza was a General Servant, aged 22. Thomas was born in Yackandandah and was residing at Gundowring. His parents are named as John Aysh Coysh, a Miner, and Jane Mansell. Eliza was born in Albury, NSW and was residing in Gundowring. Her parents are named as Joseph Onslow, a Labourer, and Mary Ann Wade. Witnesses were John Aysh Coysh & Edward Cox.
In 1933, bushfires broke out and Thomas and his family were involved.
Sydney Morning Herald”, Monday 20 March 1933, pg9:
BUSHFIRES – Girl Trapped by Flames
Farmers Serious Losses – ALBURY, Saturday
Very serious bushfires raged in the Upper Murray district during the past two days. A girl was badly burnt. Thousands of acres of grass was destroyed, holdings on the rich flats were swept and as a result many landholders suffered serious losses.
At Walwa the most serious blaze was on Mr Percy Thorburne’s property a few miles from Walwa. Starting yesterday afternoon and aided by a strong breeze the flames laced through the dry grass burning fencing and timber to Mr A Thorburne’s paddocks. A great fight was put up to save the homestead. Two large sheds were burned. The fire then spread along both sides of the main Upper Murray road. It soon reached the property of Mr B Mann and here too a great fight was put up to save the home.
By the time the fire had reached Mr T Coysh’s Pine Mount property it had covered a wide area and as the strength of the wind increased the situation became grave. Miss Irene Coysh was at home with her mother and father and as they were unable to cope with the outbreak, they harnessed a pony in their sulky and fled before the flames. They made for Mr A Thorburne’s home where the girl was trapped and surrounded by the flames which leapt high into the air. She had no escape from they as they extended for some distance all around her. Fire fighters arrived just in time to save her from being burned to death. She was hurried to Corryong Hospital suffering from severe burns to the head, arms and legs and from shock. It is reported that Mr Coysh’s home, which is situated in heavily timbered country, was destroyed. Losses of fencing, outhouses and grass were considerable.
The outbreak was the most serious on the Upper Murray this summer. About 500 acres of grass and a considerable quantity of fencing valed at 250 pounds were destroyed when a fire broke out on Rockwood, the property of Mr Alex Mair MLA, 10 miles from Albury. Other fires occurred at Mundaroo and Jingellic.
“Brisbane Courier”, Monday 20 March 1933, pg11:
GIRL TRAPPED BY FLAMES – Serious Bush Fires
UPPER MURRAY OUTBREAKS
Very serious bushfires have been raging in the Upper Murray district during the past two days. A girl was badly burnt, and thousands of acres of grass have been destroyed. Holdings of rish flats have been swept, and as a result many landholders who rely on the fattening of stock for their livelihood will suffer serious losses.
A report from Walwa states that the most serious blaze was on Mr Percy Thornburne’s property, a few miles from Walwa. Starting on Friday, and aided by a strong wind, the flames raced through the dry grass, burning fencing and timber, and a great fight was made to prevent the homestead from being destroyed. Two large sheds were burned.
As the fire spread towards Mr Tom Coysh’s Pine Mount property, Mr Coysh, his wife and daughter, Irene, not being in a position to cope with the blaze, harnessed a pony in their sulky and fled before the flames. They made for Mr Thornburne’s property, where the girl was trapped in opening a gate. The flames, which surrounded her, leapt high into the air. Fire fighters arrived just in time to save her from being burned to death. She was hurried to the Corryong Hospital suffering from severe burns to the head, arms, and legs, and shock. It is reported that Mr Coysh’s home, which was situated in heavily timbered country, was destroyed. Fires have also occurred at Jingellic and Mundaroo, destroying fencing and other property.
“The West Australian, Monday 20 March 1933, pg7:
BUSHFIRES IN NSW – A GIRL BADLY BURNED
Extensive Damage to Holdings – SYDNEY, March 19
Serious bushfires have been raging in the Upper Murray district during the past two days. A girl was badly burned. Thousands of acres of grass have been destroyed, holdings of rich flats have been swept and as a result many landholders who rely on the fattening of their stock for their livelihood will suffer severe losses.
A report from Walwa stated that the most serious blaze was on Mr Percy Thornburne’s property, a few miles from Walwa. Starting on Friday and aided by a strong wind, the flames raced through the dry grass, burning fencing and timber, and a great fight was made to prevent the homestead from being destroyed. Two large sheds were burned.
As the fire spread towards Mr Tom Coysh’s Pine Mount property, Mr Coysh, his wife and his daughter Irene, not being in a position to cope with the blaze, harnessed a pony to their sulky and fled before the flames. They made for Mr Thornburne’s property, where the girl was trapped while opening a gate. The flames, which surrounded her, leaped high into the air. Fire fighters arrived just in time to save her from being burned to death.
She was hurried to the Corryong Hospital, suffering from severe burns to the head, arms and legs and shock. It is reported that Mr Coysh’s home, which was situated in heavily timbered country, was destroyed.
Fires have also occurred at Jingellic and Mundaroo, destroying fencing and other property.
“Sydney Morning Herald”, Tuesday 21 March 1933, pg9:
BUSHFIRES – Outbreaks under Control
…A big bushfire on the Upper Murray was brought under control on Sunday night. Miss Irene Coysh, who on Friday was surrounded by flames and severely burnt, was reported from the Corryong Hospital yesterday to be making satisfactory progress.
He died 28 December 1941, Corryong, Victoria.
Thomas was aged 84. He was a retired Farmer. His parents are named as John Ash Coysh, a Farmer, and Jane Elizabeth Mansell. He was buried on 29 December 1941, Walwa Cemetery. Thomas was born in Yackandandah. He married Eliza Josephine Onslow, aged 23, in Yackandandah. Children listed are: Jane Elizabeth (61), Mary Ellen (59), Walter Ernest (54), Charlotte (52), John Thomas (50), William Henry (deceased) and Irene Esther (41).
Children:
1. Jane Elizabeth, born 27 September 1880, Yackandandah, Victoria. She died 1964, Corryong, Victoria. Married Charles Samuel Hickson Everard, 24 March 1898, Corryong, Victoria. Charles was born 9 April 1872, Tumbarumba, NSW to William Byron Everard & Mary Kate Hickson Pike. He died 1943, Walwa, Victoria.
Jane Elizabeth
Marriage Notice: 24 March 1898
Mr Charles S H Everard and Miss Jane Elizabeth Coysh, eldest daughter of Mr Thomas Coysh of Tintaldra married at All Saints’ Church, Corryong. Rev H M Warry performed the ceremony. Miss Hilda Everard, and a sister of the bride were bridesmaids. The bridegroom’s attendant was Mr Charles Coysh, who also gave the bride away.
The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 – 1956), Monday 25 January 1943, page 2:
EVERARD.-On January 23, at Melbourne, Charles Samuel Hickson Everard, of Corryong, Victoria, beloved husband of Jane, and devoted father of Wylva, Myra, Stephen, Hilda. Olga, and Edna. Rock of Ages, cleft for me. (Funeral at Walwa.)
2. MARY ELLEN, born 28 November 1882, Mulagong Station, Gundowring, Victoria. Married CHARLES EDWARD PATON.
3. Walter Ernest, born 1887, Yackandandah, Victoria. He died 1961, Walwa, Victoria.
“The Argus”, Thursday 12 January 1939
Trapped on Mountain – Farmer Believed Dead
Walwa: Wednesday – Mr Walter Coysh, aged about 45 years, single, has not been seen since he went up Pine Mountain, between Walwa and Tintaldra to muster cattle and drive them to safety, and it is feared he may be dead. The whole mountain is on fire, and his chances of escape are very slender. He may have reached safety on the other side of the mountain. The fire in which Mr Coysh is believed to have been trapped swept across the property of his father, Mr Thomas Coysh, and burnt the homestead.
“The Argus”, Friday 13 January 1939
Missing Grazier Found Safe
Walwa: Mr W Coysh, grazier, of Pine Creek, who was missing, is safe. He took refuge in a creek, while fire in big timber raged over him.
A fire that reached Tintaldra was turned back and continued down the Murray, burning the properties of Messrs A Clarke, J Coysh, F Jeffcott, B Mann & AP & F Thorburn. Grass lands, fencing and haystacks were destroyed.
The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 – 1956), Wednesday 25 January 1939, page 2
MAN NOT MISSING – A report published during the bush fires at Walwa that Mr Walter Coysh, aged 45 years, of Pine Creek, was missing, was incorrect. Mr Coysh was not harmed in the fires.
4. Charlotte Emily, born 20 January 1889, Tintaldra, Victoria. She died 10 March 1979, Caulfield, Victoria. Married Henry James Marston. Henry was born 1894, Brunswick, Victoria to Arthur Henry Marston & Fanny How.
5. John Thomas, born 2 February 1891, Tintaldra, Victoria. He died 2 April 1973, Corryong, Victoria. Married Alcestus (Allie) Harriett Douglass Jephcott. Allie was born 7 May 1903, Tintaldra, Victoria to George Kepler Jephcott & Frances Harriet McDougal Forsyth. She died 23 October 1973.
Birth stated as 22 February 1892? on World War 2 service record?
6. William Henry, born 1894, Tintaldra, Victoria. He died April 1897, Tintaldra, Victoria.
“15.04.1897 – The Corryong Courier”
Death – The infant son of Mr and Mrs Thos. Coysh of Walwa East, died on Sunday last. The burial took place at the Walwa Cemetery on Monday at 2pm. We understand the little one had been suffering from hydatids.”
7. Irene Esther, born 1899, Tintaldra, Victoria. She died 1985, Victoria. Married Alfred Frederick Byron Everard, March 1939, at the home of her brother, John Coysh, Wodonga, Victoria. Alfred (Fred) was born 13 August 1889, Walwa, Victoria to William Byron Everard & Mary Kate Hickson Pike. He died 23 February 1971, Corryong, Victoria.
Front: Alfred Everard & Irene
Back Right: Frances (Fanny) Paton, Bridesmaid
“The Argus”, Monday 13 March 1939, Weddings in the Country:
Wodonga: Sunday – At the home of the bride’s brother and his wife, Mr & Mrs John Coysh, the wedding was celebrated of Irene, youngest daughter of Mr & Mrs Thomas Coysh, Pinemount, Walwa East, and Frederick, youngest son of the late Mr & Mrs Everard, of Walwa. The bride wore a graceful ensembles of bright [?] blue crepe luxor, with a square neckline. She was attended by Miss Fanny Paton, of Thougla, as bridesmaid, and Betty Coysh, as flower girl. Mr Lloyd Everard was best man.
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JOHN AYSH COYSH
JOHN was born 16 March 1828, Shaldon, Devon, England to Thomas Coysh & Mary Aysh.
He was christened on 4 April 1828, Shaldon?, Devon, England.
Notes from England state John Aysh was a mariner on a ship (or Sea captain?).
Letter home to his brother states he was on board the “Gratia” when a Tom Nubier? was Mate and also a “Nonparel?” with Henry Blonad?
Found in Trove, reference to a ship “Nonparel or Nonpareil”:
Arriving in Adelaide, South Australia, September 1854; also “Nonpareil”;
Arriving Adelaide, South Australia, April 1857 “Nonpareil, schooner, 190 tons, Creswell, master, from Melbourne. Creswell, agent. Levi’s Wharf.”
Earliest mention of John – The Argus, Saturday 18 November 1854:
List of Unclaimed Letters for week ending 16 November 1854: 366 Coysh, John Aysh
John married JANE ELIZABETH MANSELL on 17 July 1856, at the Bridge Inn, Yackandandah, Victoria.
John was 28. His parents are named as Thomas Coysh, a Mariner, and Mary Aysh. Jane was 27. Her parents are named as William Mansell, a Sawyer, and Caroline Humphries. Witnesses were George Collins* and Mary (?). *Is this the son of William Collins & Mary Ann Gadsby?
In 1867 John states his occupation as a Butcher on the birth certificate of his son, Robert Henry, in Yackandandah, Victoria.
In the 1903 Australian Electoral Roll John was a Selector, Pine Mountain Creek, Tintaldra, Victoria.
He died 18 January 1907, Pine Mountain Creek, Tintaldra, Victoria.
John was 78 yrs & 10 mths. His occupation was a Grazier. Informant was Charles Mansell Coysh, Son, of Tintaldra. He was buried on 19 January 1907, Walwa Cemetery, Victoria. Born in Devonshire, England, and spent 55 years in Victoria. Married at 28 in Yackandandah to Jane Mansell. Children listed: Thomas (49), John Mansell (dec); Mary Jane (42); Ernest William (dec); George (42); Henry Robert (dec); Robert Henry (39); Charles Mansell (37).
Extract of letter written by John Aysh Coysh to his brother Thomas in England, 28 November 1893
Children:
1. THOMAS, born 22 September 1857, Yackandandah, Victoria. Married ELIZA JOSEPHINE ONSLOW.
2. John Mansell, born 29 November 1859, Yackandandah, Victoria. He died 7 March 1889, Tintaldra, Victoria.
At the time of John’s birth, John Aysh was 31 (b. Shaldon, Devon, England), Jane was 30 (b. Kingston, near London, England). Married: 17 July 1856, Yackandandah – Thomas was 2.
3. Mary Jane, born 9 March 1861, Yackandandah, Victoria. She died 17 May 1931, Corryong, Victoria. Married John Briggs, 3 June 1891, Victoria. John was born 21 December 1859, St Kilda, Victoria to James Briggs & Ellenor McIntyre. He died 28 January 1928, Cudgewa, Victoria.
John was 33. His occupation was a Miner. He was born in Shaldon, Devon. Jane was 31. She was born in Kingston, near London, England. They had married on17 July 1856, Yackandandah. Children listed were: Thomas (3), John Mansell (1).
4. Ernest William, born 2 November 1862, Yackandandah, Victoria. He died September 1870, Yackandandah, Victoria.
John was 34, and a Miner. Jane was 33.
“The Argus”, Wednesday 14 September 1870:
Country News: Another case of drowning by the floods has been reported. A boy named William Coysh was drowned in the Yackandandah Creek.
Death Notification: COYSH, Ernest William: 8 years, 9 September 1870 (burial date), Junction* (residence), Parents: John Aysh Coysh and Jane Mansell, Church of England. John Aysh Coysh informant, unmarked grave.
* …Approx 5 km SW of Yackandandah on the Junction of the Nine Mile Creek and Yackandandah/Clear Creeks. It was on the original Stanley-Yackandandah Road (which is now only a bush track). Comments: A large mining town beginning about the late 1850s. At its peak it had a population of about 500 (including a large number of Chinese miners) a school, a couple of hotels and sly grog shops. Basically nothing exists there now. Also known as The Junction. [http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~surreal/AVNE/Towns/towns-indigo.html#yackandandahjunction]
5. George, born 23 May 1864, Yackandandah, Victoria. He died 26 February 1953, Walwa, Victoria. Married Anna Elizabeth Catherine Klippel, 12 August 1891, Berringama, Victoria. Anna was born 5 October 1870, Allans Flat, Victoria to Conrad Klippel & Katherina Hauser. He died 21 May 1926, Corryong, Victoria.
George was 27. His occupation was a Labourer. Parents: John Aysh Coysh, a Grazier and Jane Elizabeth Mansell. Annie was 20. Parents: Conrad Klippel, a Farmer, and Catherine Haser. Witnesses: Conrad Klippel and William George Klippel.
6. Henry Robert, born March 1866, Yackandandah, Victoria. He died May 1866, Yackandandah, Victoria.
Henry (Harry) died aged 2 months. He was buried on 15 May 1866, Upper Yackandandah in an unmarked grave.
7. Robert Henry, born 16 February 1867, Yackandandah, Victoria. He died 1944, Walwa Creek, Victoria. Married Ada Rebecca Post, 22 January 1898, Victoria. Ada was born 1875, Wagga Wagga, NSW to William Henry Post & Elizabeth Jane Thomson Inglis. She died 1937, Albury, NSW.
John was 39. His occupation was a Butcher. He was born in Devonshire, England. Jane was 37. She was born in Kingston, near London, England. They had married on 17 July 1856, Yackandandah. Children listed are: Thomas (9), John Mansell (7), Mary Jane (6), Ernest William (4), George (3), Henry Robert (dec).
Rev. H M Warry conducted the wedding ceremony of Mr R H Coysh, of Tintaldra, and Miss Ada Post, eldest daughter of Mr William Post, of Walwa Creek, at the Parsonage on Saturday 22nd.
8. Charles Mansell, born 19 December 1869, Yackandandah, Victoria. He died 1935, Walwa Creek, Victoria. Married Lillian Edith Isabel Thorburn, 1904, Albury, NSW. Lillian was born 1881, Tintaldra, Victoria to James Dalton Thorburn & Emily Eade. She died 1971, Sunshine, Victoria.
John was 42. His occupation was a Butcher. He was born in Devonshire, England. Jane was 41. She was born in Kingston, England. Had married on 17 July 1856, Yackandandah. Children listed are: Thomas (13?), John Mansell (11), Lizzy Jane (10), Ernest William (7), George (6), Henry Robert (dec), Robert Henry (3).
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THOMAS COYSH
THOMAS was christened on 4 December 1796, Ilsington, Devon, England to Robert Coysh & Susannah Denly.
Thomas Coish, christened 4 December 1796, Ilsington, Devon, England. F: Robert Coish, M: Susanna
He married MARY AYSH on 20 February 1827, Tor, Devon, England.
[Notes from another source: A family bible has the inscription - "Thomas and Mary Coysh - their book bought at New York, Sept. 28th 1834"]
Thomas died in January 1839, Bay of Biscay, from drowning.
Thomas’ occupation was a Mariner (according to John Aysh’s marriage certificate); Captain of a merchant vessel (from other source)
Children:
1. JOHN AYSH, born 16 March 1828, Shaldon, Devon, England. Married JANE ELIZABETH MANSELL.
2. Thomas, born 6 June 1834, Shaldon, Victoria. He died 19 February 1922, Newbury, Berkshire, England. Married Mary Jane Ledger, 9 December 1862, Newton Abbott, Devon, England. Mary was born Abt. 1829, Bishopheighton, Devon, England. She died 6 December 1901, Devon, England.
Thomas & Mary Jane Ledger
1861 England Census, St Nicholas, Devon:
Thomas (26); M? worker; Mary (58), Widow, Laundress; Thomas Hall (55), Visitor, Mariner; Mary Hall(50).
1871 England Census, St Nicholas, Devon:
Thomas (36), Stone Cutter & Newsagent (empl. 1 boy); Mary J (32); also listed at another address – Ann Hooper (71); James E Venus (7); Frederick Coysh (5), Thomas A Coysh (3), grandsons; and Elizabeth May (25), domestic servant.
1881 England Census, Chute Street, Exeter, Devon:
Mary J (42); Thomas (46), Shopman Oil Trade; Arthur J (9); Gertrude K (7); Thomas Henry (4).
1901 England Census, Park Road, Heavitree, Devon:
Mary J (62); Thomas (66), retired commercial traveller; Thomas H (24), Accountant.
1911 England Census, Sulcoates, Yorkshire:
Thomas, 76, Visitor, with Emma Coysh, wife of brother William Coysh.
3. William, born 11 December 1835, Shaldon, Devon, England. He died 8 November 1904, Kingston Upon Hull, Yorkshire, England. Married Emma Hooper. Emma was born 1840, Brightlingsea, Essex, England to James Hooper & Ann Unknown. She died March 1921, Sulcoates, Yorkshire, England.
1881 England Census, 12 Holborn Mount, Sutton and Stoneferry, Sulcoates, Yorkshire:
William (45), Master Mariner; Emma (41); Frederick (15), a Scholar; Thomas (12), Scholar; John (10), Scholar; Ann Hooper (83), mother of Emma; Sarah Harrison (21), General Domestic Servant; Edith (6 mths).
In the 1891 England Census, William was a Master Mariner, on board the “SS Ethel”, Northumberland, England.
4. Robert, born 19 November 1838, Shaldon, Devon, England. He died 21 July 1839, Shaldon?, Devon, England.
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ROBERT COYSH (COISH)
ROBERT was christened on 16 July 1758, Ilsington, Devon, England to John Coysh & Jane Unknown.
Christening: 16 July 1758, Ilsington. F: John Cosh, M: Jane
He married SUSANNAH DENLY on 22 January 1784, Ilsington, Devon, England.
LDS Extracted Marriage: 22 January 1784, Ilsington, Devon, England to Robert Cosh
Robert died Unknown, Devon?, England.
Children:
1. John, born 1785, Ilsington, Devon, England. Married Elizabeth Unknown.
Christened 24 October 1785, Ilsington, Devon.
1851 England Census, Shaldon, Devon:
John (65), Retired Mariner; Elizabeth (62); George (27), Mariner; Susan (25), Dressmaker; William Adams (2), grandson.
2. Susannah, born 1787, Ilsington, Devon, England. She died 1885, Devon, England. Married Samuel Furneaux, 6 January 1825, Ilsington, Devon, England. Samuel was born 1794, Buckfastleigh, Devon, England to Samuel Furneaux & Elizabeth Petheridge.
Christened 4 October 1787, Ilsington, Devon.
1851 England Census, Shirell’s Court, Buckfastleigh, Devon:
Samuel (57), Mason; Susanna (63); Samuel (24), Mason
1861 England Census, Shirewells Court, Buckfastleigh, Devon:
Samuel (67), Master Mason; Susan (74); Samuel (34), Master Mason; Caroline (28); Harriet H (9 mths), granddaughter.
1871 England Census, Buckfastleigh, Devon:
Susan (84), Mother; Samuel (44), Master Builder, empl 18? men and 4 boys; Caroline (38); Harriett (1); Alice (8); Susan (7); Ella (5); Emma (10 mths).
1881 England Census, Buckfastleigh, Devon:
Susan (94), Widow, Mother; Samuel (54), Widower, Master Mason emp 11 men and 4 boys; Harriett (20); Ella (14); Emma (10); William H (6).
3. Mary, born 1789, Ilsington, Devon, England.
4. Samuel (Coish), born 1792, Ilsington, England. Married (1) Agnes Stockman, 22 March 1815, Tormoham, Devon, England. Married (2) Mary Crummey, 21 December 1827, Newfoundland, Canada.
Date: 1823 Agnes COYSH, widow of Ilsington. Married 8 yrs ago in Tormoham to Samuel COYSH who said he belonged to Ilsington, having served the latter part of his apprenticeship with John WILLS.
Presumed drowned on way to Newfoundland – http://freepages.family.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~jordain/pafg07.htm#183
5. Jane, born 1794, Ilsington, Devon, England. Married Joseph Mitchell. Joseph was born 1797, Berry Pomeroy, Devon, England.
Christened 18 May 1794, Ilsington, Devon.
1861 England Census, Totnes, Devon:
Jane (66); Joseph (64), Ag Labourer; George (27), Painter/Glazier, Journeyman.
1871 England Census, Totnes, Devon:
Jane (76); Joseph (74), Ag Labourer; Louisa S (16), granddaughter.
1881 England Census, Totnes, Devon:
Jane (86), Widow, mother-in-law; Susanna (35), Widow, Dressmaker; Florence (8); Annie (4).
6. THOMAS, born 1796, Ilsington, Devon, England. Married MARY AYSH.
7. Sarah, born 1799, Ilsington, Devon, England. Married Samuel Tickell, 17 September 1822, Devon, England.
Christened 20 January 1799, Ilsington, Devon.
8. Isaac, born 1801, Ilsington, Devon, England. He died Bef. 1805, Devon, England.
Christened 3 May 1801, Ilsington, Devon.
9. William, born 1803, Ilsington, Devon, England. Married Sarah Unknown.
Christened 19 June 1803, Ilsington, Devon.
10. Isaac, born 1805, Ilsington, Devon, England.
Christened 26 May 1805, Ilsington, Devon, England.
11. Joseph, born 1808, Ilsington, Devon, England. Married Sarah Paul?
Christened 12 June 1808, Ilsington, Devon.
12. Charlotte, born 1810, Ilsington, Devon, England.
Christened 21 January 1810, Ilsington, Devon - Charlotte Coish – daughter of Robert Coish and Susannah
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JOHN COYSH
JOHN was christened on 8 December 1705, Ilsington, Devon, England to William Coysh & Elizabeth Hammote.
He married JANE UNKNOWN Abt. 1744?, Ilsington?, Devon, England.
John died Unknown, Ilsington?, Devon, England.
Children:
1. Mary, born 1744, Ilsington, Devon, England.
Christened Mary Cosh – 4 November 1744, Ilsington, Devon.
2. John, born 1746, Ilsington, Devon, England.
Christened 7 January 1746, Ilsington, Devon.
3. Samuel, born 1749, Ilsington, Devon, England. He died Bef. 1755, Devon, England.
Christened 6 August 1749, Ilsington, Devon.
4. Susannah, born 1753, Ilsington, Devon, England. She died Bef. 1765, Devon, England.
Christened 11 February 1753, Ilsington, Devon.
5. Samuell, born 1755, Ilsington, Devon, England.
Christened 12 September 1755, Ilsington, Devon.
6. ROBERT, born 1758, Ilsington, Devon, England. Married SUSANNAH DENLY.
7. Susannah, born 1765, Ilsington, Devon, England.
Christened 30 January 1765, Ilsington, Devon - John Cosh, M: Jane.
Possible 1841 England Census, Kingsteington, Devon:
Susannah (75), b. 1766, Devon
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WILLIAM COYSH
WILLIAM was born on 29 August 1658, Ilsington, Devon, England to Richard Quoish (Cosh) & Joane Wotton.
LDS Extracted Birth: 29 August 1658, Ilsington. F: Richard Cosh, M: Joane
William married ELIZABETH HAMMOTE On 1 January 1682, Ilsington, Devon, England.
He died Unknown, Ilsington?, Devon, England.
Children:
1. Thomas, born 1684, Ilsington, Devon, England. Married Flowerance Wotton, 17 February 1707, Ilsington, Devon, England.
2. Richard, born 1686, Ilsington, Devon, England. He died 22 June 1688, Devon, England.
Christened 21 January 1686, Ilsington, Devon.
3. ELIZABETH?, born 1688, Ilsington, Devon, England. Married ANDREW DUNLEY?
Christened 21 March 1688, Ilsington, Devon - Parents: Wm & Eliz
4. Richard, born 1694, Ilsington, Devon, England. He died 28 April 1696, Devon?, England.
Christened 7 February 1694, Ilsington, Devon.
5. Joan, born 1697, Ilsington, Devon, England.
6. Unnamed Female Child, 24 May 1703, Ilsington, Devon, England.
Born 24 May 1703, Ilsington, Devon, England. Parents: William Coysh & Elizabeth
7. JOHN, born 1705, Ilsington, Devon, England. Married JANE UNKNOWN.
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RICHARD QUOISH (COSH)
RICHARD was christened on 9 July 1623, Ilsington, Devon, England to William Quoish & Mary Goodridg.
He married JOANE WOTTON on 3 September 1657, Ilsington?, Devon, England.
3 September 1657, Rich. Cosh to Joane Wolton (Wotton)
Richard died in 1680, Ilsington?, Devon, England.
Children:
1. WILLIAM, born 29 August 1658, Ilsington, Devon, England. Married ELIZABETH HAMMOTE.
2. Richard, born 1660, Ilsington, Devon, England.
3. John, born 1663, Ilsington, Devon, England.
Christened 9 June 1663, Ilsington, Devon.
4. George, born 1670, Ilsington, Devon, England.
Christened 7 March 1670, Ilsington, Devon.
5. Thomas, born 1672, Ilsington, Devon, England. Married Ann Mann, 17 July 1702, Ilsington, Devon, England. Ann was born 1680, Ilsington?, Devon, England.
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WILLIAM QUOISH
WILLIAM was born Abt. 1676, Ilsington?, Devon, England to Robert Quoish (Quoshe) & Unknown.
He was christened on 8 February 1676, Ilsington, Devon.
He married MARY GOODRIDG on 11 April 1608, Ilsington, Devon, England.
William died Unknown, Ilsington?, Devon, England.
Children:
1. Paschow, born 1612, Ilsington, Devon, England. Married Jane Chamberlaine, 16 August 1640, Ilsington, Devon, England. Jane was possibly born 1611, Ilsington, Devon, England to Thomas Chamberlayne & Agnes Gunston?
Christened 16 August 1612, Ilsington, Devon.
Possible LDS Christening: 26 December 1611, Ilsington, Devon – Jane Chamberlayne dau of Thomas Chamberlayne
2. RICHARD, born 1623, Ilsington, Devon, England. Married JOANE WOTTON.
3. Richourd (Female), born 1625, Ilsington, Devon, England.
Christened 27 November 1625, Ilsington, Devon.
4. Sisley, born Abt. 1625?, Ilsington, Devon, England. She died 1625, Ilsington, Devon, England.
Christened 26? November 1625, Ilsington, Devon.
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ROBERT QUOISH (QUOSHE)
ROBERT was born Abt. 1545?, Ilsington?, Devon, England to Unknown.
Children:
1. Walter, born 1566, Ilsington, Devon, England.
Christened 9 March 1567, Ilsington, Devon - Walter Quoshe – Christened 9 March 1567, Ilsington, Devon. Father: Robert
2. Judith, born Abt. 1567?, Ilsington, Devon, England. Married Edmond Weger, 8 July 1601, Ilsington, Devon, England. Edmond was possibly born 1571?, Ilsington?, Devon, England to Robert Weger & Johan (Joan) Man?
Christened 6 August 1567, Ilsington, Devon - Judith Quoshe – Christened 6 August 1567, Ilsington, Devon. Father: Robert
3. Johan (Joan?), born 1572, Ilsington, Devon, England.
Christened 20 July 1752, Ilsington, Devon - Johan Quoshe – Christened – 20 July 1572, Ilsington, Devon. Father: Robert
4. John, born 1574, Ilsington, Devon, England.
Christened 9 January 1574, Ilsington, Devon - John Quoshe – Christened – 9 January 1574, Ilsington, Devon. Father: Robert
5. Richard, born 1576, Ilsington, Devon, England. He died 1 January 1587, Ilsington, Devon, England.
Christened 8 February 1576, Ilsington, Devon.
Death details: Richard Quoish – Baptised 8 February 1576, Ilsington, Devon. Died 1 January 1587. Father: Robert Quoish.
