Web Cards April 2016 - Person Sheet
NameElizabeth TAYLOR 
Birthabt 1818, North Tawton Devon
OccupationWool Sorter
Spouses
Birthabt Dec 1814, Lamerton,Devon,Eng
Death17 Apr 1871, Cockingford Mill Devon
FatherIsaac DAWE (~1769-1840)
MotherSarah SMITH (~1773-br. 1833)
Marriage8 Aug 1841, Nth Tawton Ang Ch, Devon
Notes for Thomas (Spouse 1)
1841 probably this Thomas at Newland Mills North Tawton
aged 25/MS/Y working for a James Tavener, Miller.
In 1851, Thomas was a miller at Powder Mill, Lydford parish, with 4 boys, inculding one called Isaac, now spells his name Daw.
Marriage certificate in possession og Bob Gale 1996.
1861 census Widecombe on the Moor - Locking Ford
Thomas dawe/H/M/50/Miller/Tavistock
Elizabeth/Wf/M/43/Nth tawton
William/S/U/19/Miller/Nth Tawton
Thomas/S/U/15/Ag Lab/Lidford
Richard/S/13/Ag Lab/Lidford
Nathaniel/S/11/Scholar/Lidford
Isaac/S/8/Scholar/Lidford
Robert/S/6/scholar/Lidford
David/S/3/Widecombe
1871 census Cockerford Mills Widecombe Devon
Thomas Daw/H/M/60/Miller/Lammerton
Elizabeth/Wf/M/53/Nth Tawton
Nathaniel/S/20/Unm/Miller’s son/Lidford
Isaac/S/17?/Widecombe
Robert/S/14/Widecombe
David/D/12/Scholar/Widecombe
Florence/G Dau/3/Ashburton
Lumburn Mill and Farm, as it was called, was visited by me (Eric?) in 1964.
It lies on the main road between Tavistock and Liskeard. It is still a farm, but the mill has been disused for many years.
Incidentally Thomas Daw the elder only just succeeded in having his name included in the Census of Population taken on the 3rd April, 1871, as he died at Cockingford Mill fourteen days later (on the 17th April) from inflammation of the lungs. He is believed to have been buried in Widecombe Churchyard.
aged 25/MS/Y working for a James Tavener, Miller.
In 1851, Thomas was a miller at Powder Mill, Lydford parish, with 4 boys, inculding one called Isaac, now spells his name Daw.
Marriage certificate in possession og Bob Gale 1996.
1861 census Widecombe on the Moor - Locking Ford
Thomas dawe/H/M/50/Miller/Tavistock
Elizabeth/Wf/M/43/Nth tawton
William/S/U/19/Miller/Nth Tawton
Thomas/S/U/15/Ag Lab/Lidford
Richard/S/13/Ag Lab/Lidford
Nathaniel/S/11/Scholar/Lidford
Isaac/S/8/Scholar/Lidford
Robert/S/6/scholar/Lidford
David/S/3/Widecombe
1871 census Cockerford Mills Widecombe Devon
Thomas Daw/H/M/60/Miller/Lammerton
Elizabeth/Wf/M/53/Nth Tawton
Nathaniel/S/20/Unm/Miller’s son/Lidford
Isaac/S/17?/Widecombe
Robert/S/14/Widecombe
David/D/12/Scholar/Widecombe
Florence/G Dau/3/Ashburton
Lumburn Mill and Farm, as it was called, was visited by me (Eric?) in 1964.
It lies on the main road between Tavistock and Liskeard. It is still a farm, but the mill has been disused for many years.
Incidentally Thomas Daw the elder only just succeeded in having his name included in the Census of Population taken on the 3rd April, 1871, as he died at Cockingford Mill fourteen days later (on the 17th April) from inflammation of the lungs. He is believed to have been buried in Widecombe Churchyard.