Breage Census of 1841
Census dated 9 June 1841

Street/TownNameAgeOccupationNotes
Kenneggy DownsWilliam Sampson
Jane Sampson
William Dunn		70
65
15		Ag Lab

Cop. miner		William is the son of John Sampson & Grace Freethy. William marries Jennifer Williams in 1799 at St Hilary. Their daughter Grace marries Benjamin Dunn and it is their son William Dunn staying at the home of William & Jane.
Hendra CroftsWilliam Sampson
Jane Sampson		35
30		ShoemakerIs this the William that married Jane Maria Williams in 1835?
AshtonJohn Sampson
Elizabeth Sampson
Elizabeth Sampson		35
34
5		Tin mining
ChurchtownRichard Sampson
Jane Sampson		40
35		Tin miner
PenhaleJohn Sampson22Tin miner
AshtonHonour Sampson
Thomas Sampson
Richard Sampson
William Sampson
Edward Sampson
Walter Sampson
Honour Sampson
Mary Sampson
Sophia Sampson		40
20
15
12
10
6
4
3
1		Independent
Tin miner		Honour (nee Bawden) was the wife of Thomas Sampson who it appears has died. Honour described as a widow in the 1851 census. Remaining names are the children belonging to this couple.
SpernonHonour Sampson
Thomas Sampson
William Sampson
Grace Willey		80
45
10
15		Independent
Farmer

Servant		Honour nee Williams was the widow of William Sampson who died in 1801. Thomas their fifth son did not marry. William Sampson was the eldest son of John & Christian Sampson thus William was a nephew of Thomas.
TrediggoGeorge Sampson
Mary Sampson
Mary Sampson
George Sampson
William Sampson
Richard Sampson
Jane Sampson
Elizabeth Sampson
Rosena Sampson
John Sampson
Thomas Sampson		45
45
20
20
15
15
12
10
9
6
3

FarmerGeorge was the son of George Sampson & Jenefred Mills. Later relocated to farming in St Leven then Kenwyn.
RedallenJane Sampson
Richard Sampson
William Sampson
Mary Sampson
Elizabeth Sampson		70
35
25
30
25		Farmer
Farmer
Farmer		Jane nee Rowe and widow of Richard Sampson. Richard, William, Mary and Elizabeth all siblings.