Thomas Manley Sampson of Redruth
- Born: 3 Dec 1847, Sithney, Cornwall 1
- Christened: 22 Feb 1852, Sithney, Cornwall 1
- Married: 1 Jul 1871, The Wesleyan Chapel, Foundry, Phillack, Cornwall 2
- Died: 23 Oct 1920, Adelaide Rd., Redruth, Cornwall 3 4
- Buried: 26 Oct 1920, Saint Day Road Cemetery, Redruth, Cornwall 5
 Orthographic variation: SAMSON
Research Notes:
In 1891 Thomas M. Samson, aged 43, born in Breage Cornwall, baker & confectioner, and wife Lavinia Samson, aged 47, born in Gwinear Cornwall, assistant in Refreshment House, were living at Beer & Refreshment House, 2 Cross St., Redruth, Cornwall. With them was daughter Louise (14) of Redruth.
In 1911 Thomas Manley Sampson, aged 63, born in Breage Cornwall, master baker, and wife of 39 years Lavinia Sampson, aged 69, born in Gwithian Cornwall (mother of 1 child) were living on Adelaide Rd., Redruth.
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By the death of Mr. T. Manley Sampson, of Adelaide-street, Redruth, the town has lost a respected and esteemed citizen. Deceased was 73 years of age and had lived at Redruth the greater portion of his life. He was a retired baker. For many years he took a deep interest in the municipal life of the town, and served three terms on the Urban Council, and was an ex-chairman of the Burial Board. He was an ardent Liberal and a member of the Redruth Court of the A.O.F. The interment took place at the cemetery on Tuesday afternoon, Rev. E. Woolhouse officiating. A service was first held at the Fore-street U.M. Church, with which body deceased was associated.
The Cornishman and Cornish Telegraph, 3 Nov 1920, p. 3
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Thomas Manley Sampson of Adelaide-road Redruth Cornwall, confectioner, died 23 October 1920. Administration (with Will) Bodmin 15 February to Lavinia Sampson, widow. Effects £2362 5s. 4
Thomas Manley Sampson of Adelaide-road Redruth Cornwall, confectioner, died 23 October 1920. Administration (with Will) Bodmin 20 Jan 1932 to Louise Glasson (wife of James Glasson), and Thomas Leslie Glasson, master baker. Effects £2555 10s. Former Grant D.R. Bodmin February 1921. 4
Marriage Information:
Thomas married Lavinia Marks, daughter of William Marks of Connor Downs and Lavinia Glasson, on 1 Jul 1871 at the Wesleyan Chapel, Foundry, Phillack, Cornwall. (Lavinia Marks was born in 1839 in Gwinear, Cornwall, christened 9 Jun 1839 in Gwinear, Cornwall and died on 27 Nov 1931 in Rosekenwyn, Chapel St., Redruth, Cornwall.
Marriage Notes:
SAMSON—MARKS.—At the Wesleyan Chapel, Foundry, by the Rev. Jabez Overton, Mr. Thos. Manley Samson, of Redruth, to Miss Lavinia Marks, of Camborne.
Royal Cornwall Gazette, Saturday Morning, 8 Jul 1871, p. 8
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