• Born: 14 Nov 1876, Camborne, Cornwall ¹
• Married (1): 6 Aug 1898, Penponds by Camborne, Cornwall ²
• Married (2): 1919, Redruth District, Cornwall ³
• Died: 13 Feb 1949, Roseworthy, Camborne, Cornwall ^{4 5}

  Research Notes:

In 1901 Elizabeth A. Thomas, aged 24, born in Camborne Cornwall, and husband Frederick Thomas, aged 23, born in Gwinear Cornwall, tin miner, were living in Roseworthy, Gwinear. With them was son Richard J. (2) of Gwithian.

In 1911 Elizabeth Ann Thomas, aged 34, born in Roseworthy Camborne, married 12 years (mother of 2 children), was living in Roseworthy Camborne. With her were children Richard (12) of Roseworthy Gwithian, school, and Annetta (8) of Roseworthy Gwinear, school.

In 1921 Elizabeth Ann Pascoe, aged 44 years 8 months, born in Camborne Cornwall, household duties, and husband John Henry Pascoe, aged 47 years 10 months, born in Camborne, foundry hand, fitter's labourer, were living in Roseworthy, Camborne. With them were Elizabeth's daughter Annetta Thomas (18y 9m) of Gwinear Cornwall, mother's help, and Elizabeth's mother Elizabeth Jane Jeffree (63y 10m) of Camborne, widow.

In the 1939 Register Elizabeth A. Pascoe (b. 14 Nov 1876), shopkeeper, and husband John H. Pascoe (b. 2 Sep 1872), general labourer mining machinery, were in Roseworthy Church Town. At the same address were her children and their families.

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Elizabeth Ann Pascoe died aged 72 years. ⁴

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Elizabeth Ann Pascoe of Roseworthy Camborne Gwinear Cornwall, widow, died 13 February 1949. Probate Bodmin 5 April to Richard James Thomas, labourer, and Annetta Watters (wife of William Samuel Watters). Effects £1317 15s. 5d. ⁵

  Marriage Information:

Elizabeth married Frederick Thomas, son of William Henry Thomas and Ellen Jane Williams, on 6 Aug 1898 in Penponds by Camborne, Cornwall. (Frederick Thomas was born in 1877 in Gwinear, Cornwall and died on 11 Nov 1917 in Roseworthy, Gwinear, Cornwall, aged 40 years.)

  Marriage Notes:

Frederick Thomas, age 21, bachelor, miner, resident of Penponds, son of William Henry Thomas, tin streamer, and
Elizabeth Ann Jeffree, age 21, spinster, resident of Penponds, daughter of Richard Jeffree, miner

Married after Banns

Witnesses: William Jeffree, John Thomas

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A VERY PRETTY WEDDING was solemnized at Penponds church on Saturday morning last, the contracting parties being Mr. Frederick Thomas of Roseworthy, and Miss Elizabeth Ann (Annie) Jeffree, only daughter of the late Mr. Richard Jeffree of Roseworthy. The bride has for some years been a member of the Wesleyan choir at Roseworthy. The Rev. Sims Carah officiated. The bride, who was given away by her uncle, Mr. William Jeffree, was charmingly dressed in a costume of blue shot Sicilian, trimmed with white silk and pale blue chiffon with white chiffon hat. Miss Irene Jeffree (cousin of the bride) and Miss Christiana Wallish (niece of the bridegroom) were the bridesmaids and looked very pretty in white dresses with hats to match. The bride's mother was present at the ceremony and was most becomingly attired in a gown of black satin and lace. The guests at the wedding breakfast included Mr. and Mrs. R. Jeffree (grandparents of the bride), Mr. and Mrs. William Jeffree, Mr. and Mrs. Kneebone, Mrs. William Mead, Mr. John Thomas, Mr. John Jeffree, Masters Sydney Thomas and Albert Jeffree....

The Cornish Post and Mining News, Thursday, 11 Aug 1898, p. 4

  Marriage Information:

Elizabeth also married John Henry Pascoe in 1919 in the Redruth district, Cornwall. (John Henry Pascoe was born on 2 Sep 1872 in Camborne, Cornwall.)