In 1707 Margaret Tremenheere was a beneficiary of her husband's will, receiving £5 to buy a mourning gown.
In 1721 Margaret Phillipps was named as a beneficiary in her husband's will, and appointed as one of the guardians of their children, who were minors.
Margaret Phillips, widow, was granted Administration of her father's personal effects on 29 Apr 1730.
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Mrs. Margaret Tresahar (burial record)
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Margaret Tresahar late of the parish of Camborne in the county of Cornwall died intestate. Bond upon Administration of the goods &c. of Margaret Tresahar was granted 21 Oct 1734 to Henry Tremenheere, son of the said deceased. Bondsmen: the said Henry Tremenheere of the town of Penzance, silversmith, Joseph Hocken of the borough of Bodmyn, Gent. and John Wills of St. Neot in the said county, yeoman. 3
Marriage Information:
Margaret married John Tremenheere of Penzance on 6 Apr 1703 in Camborne, Cornwall. (John Tremenheere died between 6 Dec 1706 and 11 Feb 1706/7 in Penzance, Cornwall.)
Marriage Notes:
Mr. John Tremenear of the parish of Penzance and Mrs. Margaryet Bray
Marriage Information:
Margaret also married Henry Phillips of Gulval on 16 Nov 1709 in Camborne, Cornwall (Henry Phillips was buried on 27 Feb 1724/5 in Gulval, Cornwall.)
Marriage Notes:
Mr. Henry Phillips of the parish of Gulvall and Mrs. Margaret Tremenheere, widow
Marriage Information:
Margaret also married Thomas Tresahar on 7 Jun 1730 in Camborne, Cornwall.
Marriage Notes:
Mr. Thomas Tresaher and Mrs. Margaret Phillips