Mary Ford
- Born: 1826, Landseague, St. Kew, Cornwall
- Christened: 30 Apr 1826, St. Kew, Cornwall 1
- Married: 28 May 1846, St. Endellion, Cornwall 1
- Died: 18 Dec 1899, 64 Centenary St., Camborne, Cornwall 2
 Research Notes:
In 1851 Mary Smith (26) of St. Kew, grocer, married, was living in Centenary St., Camborne. Present were children-in-law [stepchildren] John Smith (17), copper miner, Lavinia Smith (14), scholar, William Smith (11), copper mine boy, daughter Cordelia Smith (11m), mother-in-law Grace Smith (70) of Camborne, widow
In 1891 Mary Smith (65) of St. Kew, widow, grocer & draper, was living at 64 Centenary St., Camborne. Present were stepdaughter Lavinia Dunstone (54), married, assistant grocer, daughter Mary Jane Smith (29), assistant grocer.
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Mary Smith, w[idow] of James, mother of Samuel, George & Arthur, his wife and sons, Mary Jane Smith, Cordelia Worden Williams, Lavinia Prince Dunstan & Charles Ford Smith (Cemetery record).
Mary Smith died aged 73 years
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Mary Smith of Camborne Cornwall, widow, died 18 Dec 1899. Probate Bodmin 11 January [1900] to Charles Ford Smith, engineer, and Mary Jane Smith, spinster. Effects £1421. 2
Marriage Information:
Mary married James Smith, son of George Smith of Beacon and Grace Prideaux, on 28 May 1846 in St. Endellion, Cornwall. (James Smith was born on 18 Jul 1810 in Camborne, Cornwall, christened on 28 Jul 1810 in Camborne, Cornwall and died on 22 Jan 1886 at 64 Centenary St., Camborne, Cornwall.)
Marriage Notes:
James Smith, full age, widower, Superintendent of Smelting Works, resident of Upper Borington, Glamorganshire, son of George Smith, miner, and
Mary Ford, full age, spinster, resident of Polterworgy, St Endellion, daughter of Thos. Ford, miller
Married by Licence
Witnesses: William Thomas, Wm. Buller
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