DEASON - January 2021 - Person Sheet
DEASON - January 2021 - Person Sheet
NameThomas DEASON 
, G Grandson, M
, G Grandson, MBirthabout 1826, Tresco, Isles Of Scilly, Cornwall, England
Baptism28 April 1826, Tresco Parish Anglican, Tresco, Isles Of Scilly, Cornwall, England
Death21 September 1843, Botallack, St Just, Cornwall, England
Burial23 September 1843, St Just In Penwith, Cornwall, England
FatherThomas DEASON , M (~1785-1830)
MotherElizabeth JENKIN , F (~1793-1862)
Notes for Thomas DEASON
Thomas DEASON
Sex: M
Event(s):
Christening: 28 Apr 1826
Scilly Islands Parish, Cornwall, England
Parents:
Father: Thomas DEASON
Mother: Elizabeth
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Source Information:
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Batch number: Dates Source Call No. Type Printout Call No. Type
P022061 1799-1875 0254230-0254232 Film 0821158 Film
P022061 1799-1875 0254230-0254232 Film
Could be the following:
Piece: HO107/144 Place: Penwith-Cornwall Enumeration District: 4
Civil Parish: St Just In Penwith Ecclesiastical Parish:
Folio: 18 Page: 28
Address: Cararack
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Surname First name(s) Sex Age Occupation Where Born Remarks
BONETTO Phillip M 45 Miner Cornwall
BONETTO Elizabeth F 45 Cornwall
DEASON Thomas M 15 Miner Cornwall
DEASON John M 12 Tin Dresser Cornwall
At the time of Thomas’s baptism in 1826 the family was noted as living at Tresco.3
Probably moved to the St Just in Penwith area, mainland Cornwall, about 1840.3
Thomas was noted on his death certificate as 17½ years of age, son of Thomas Deason, a farmer. He died of “dropsy” and the informant was his step-father, Philip Bonetto.3
Note: dropsy was an old term relating to the retention of fluid in the body. It was probably caused through kidney failure. For miners, this can be the result of heavy metal contamination. Arsenic (a heavy metal) was extracted in the tin mining areas of St Just for use in the smelting process.3
Sex: M
Event(s):
Christening: 28 Apr 1826
Scilly Islands Parish, Cornwall, England
Parents:
Father: Thomas DEASON
Mother: Elizabeth
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Source Information:
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Batch number: Dates Source Call No. Type Printout Call No. Type
P022061 1799-1875 0254230-0254232 Film 0821158 Film
P022061 1799-1875 0254230-0254232 Film
Could be the following:
Piece: HO107/144 Place: Penwith-Cornwall Enumeration District: 4
Civil Parish: St Just In Penwith Ecclesiastical Parish:
Folio: 18 Page: 28
Address: Cararack
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Surname First name(s) Sex Age Occupation Where Born Remarks
BONETTO Phillip M 45 Miner Cornwall
BONETTO Elizabeth F 45 Cornwall
DEASON Thomas M 15 Miner Cornwall
DEASON John M 12 Tin Dresser Cornwall
At the time of Thomas’s baptism in 1826 the family was noted as living at Tresco.3
Probably moved to the St Just in Penwith area, mainland Cornwall, about 1840.3
Thomas was noted on his death certificate as 17½ years of age, son of Thomas Deason, a farmer. He died of “dropsy” and the informant was his step-father, Philip Bonetto.3
Note: dropsy was an old term relating to the retention of fluid in the body. It was probably caused through kidney failure. For miners, this can be the result of heavy metal contamination. Arsenic (a heavy metal) was extracted in the tin mining areas of St Just for use in the smelting process.3