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     Andrew died. Andrew was born at Plympton, DEV, ENG, , in 1861. He married Annie Maria Hollow at Plympton, DEV, ENG, , in 1887.² He was listed as head of household in the 1891 census at 12 The Avenue, Laira, Plympton, DEV, ENG, .

     Bessie died. Bessie was born at Redruth, CON, ENG, , in 1864.

     Frederick died. He married Grace ??Ingram. Frederick was born at Redruth, CON, ENG, , in 1866.

     Herbert died. He married Annie ??Ingram. Herbert was born at Redruth, CON, ENG, , in 1868.

     Doris was born at QLD, AUS, in 1912.² As of 26 October 1944,her married name was Hollow. She married Howard Ernest Hollow at Qld, AUS, on 26 October 1944.³ Doris died on 1 May 1978 at Brisbane, QLD, AUS.^2,4

     Nancy died. Nancy was born at Truro, CON, ENG, , in 1838.¹ As of 21 February 1875,her married name was Hollow.^3,4 She married Philip Dunn Hollow at St Pauls, Truro, Truro, CON, ENG, , on 21 February 1875.^3,4 She was listed as head of household in the 1881 census at 19 Market St., Stoke Damerel, DEV, ENG, .¹

     Caroline was born at Madron, CON, ENG, , in 1837. As of 1857,her married name was Hollow.³ She married Thomas Hollow at Penzance, CON, ENG, , in 1857.³ Caroline Jenkin was listed as Thomas Hollow's wife and living in the household on the 1861 census at Princess St, St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, ; Costermonger, blind.¹ She was listed as Thomas Hollow's wife in the 1871 census at Back Lane, St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, .⁴ She was listed as Thomas Hollow's wife in the 1881 census at Fore Street, St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, .⁵ She was listed as Thomas Hollow's wife in the 1891 census at North Row, St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, . Caroline died in 1900 at Penzance, CON, ENG, .³ She was buried on 17 May 1900 at Wesleyan, St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, ; 63 years.⁶

     Emily died. As of 1852, Emily Hollow was also known as Hallo. Emily was born at St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, , in 1854.² She was listed as Thomas Hollow's daughter and living in the household on the 1861 census at Princess St, St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, ; Costermonger, blind.¹ Emily Hollow was Thomas Hollow's daughter and living in the household on the 1871 census at Back Lane, St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, , Green grocer.³

     Mary died. Mary was born at St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, , in 1857. She was listed as Thomas Hollow's daughter and living in the household on the 1861 census at Princess St, St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, ; Costermonger, blind.¹ Mary Ann Hollow was Thomas Hollow's daughter and living in the household on the 1871 census at Back Lane, St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, , Green grocer.² Mary Ann Hollow was Thomas Hollow's daughter and living in the household on the 1881 census at Fore Street, St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, , greengrocer.³ As of 1884,her married name was Reseigh.⁴ She married William Reseigh at Penzance, CON, ENG, , in 1884.⁴ She was listed as William Reseigh's wife in the 1891 census at Fore Street, St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, .⁵ She was listed as William Reseigh's wife in the 1901 census at St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, .

     Thomas was born at St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, , in 1860. Thomas died in 1861 at Penzance, CON, ENG, .² He was listed as Thomas Hollow's son and living in the household on the 1861 census at Princess St, St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, ; Costermonger, blind.¹

     Thomas was born at St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, , on 19 February 1861.² He was Thomas Hollow's son and living in the household on the 1871 census at Back Lane, St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, , Green grocer.¹ Thomas Hollow was Thomas Hollow's son and living in the household on the 1881 census at Fore Street, St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, , greengrocer.³ Thomas Hollow married Lillian (Sillur) Wern on 22 November 1889 at Marquette, MI, U.S.A.^4,5 Thomas was listed as the head of a family on the 1900 Census at Calumet, Houghton, MI, U.S.A. He married Elizabeth Ann Frewthy, daughter of John Coad and Elizabeth Lilley, on 20 October 1903 at Houghton, Houghton, MI, U.S.A.^5,6 He was listed as head of the household in the 1910 U.S. census at Negaunee, Marquette, MI, U.S.A. Miner.⁷ Thomas died on 27 August 1929 at Calumet, Houghton, MI, U.S.A., at age 68.²

     Charles was born at St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, , in 1866. He was Thomas Hollow's son and living in the household on the 1871 census at Back Lane, St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, , Green grocer.¹ Charles Hollow was Thomas Hollow's son and living in the household on the 1881 census at Fore Street, St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, , greengrocer.² He married Phillis Trembath at Penzance, CON, ENG, , in 1887. He was listed as head of household in the 1891 census at Cape Cornwall St, St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, . He was listed as head of household in the 1901 census at St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, . He was listed as head of household in the 1911 census at Numphra, St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, .³ Charles died in 1923 at Penzance, CON, ENG, .⁴

     William died. William was born at St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, , in 1850.¹ He married Mary Ann Hollow at Penzance, CON, ENG, , in 1884.² He was listed as head of household in the 1891 census at Fore Street, St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, .¹ He was listed as head of household in the 1901 census at St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, .

     John was born at St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, , on 8 July 1880.³ He was listed as Thomas Hollow's grandson in the 1881 census at Fore Street, St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, .¹ John Rowe Hollow was baptized on 22 April 1887 at St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, .⁴ He was William Reseigh's son and living in the household on the 1891 census at Fore Street, St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, .² He married Alice Veal at Registry Office, Penzance, CON, ENG, , on 25 March 1901.^5,6 He was listed as head of household in the 1901 census at Boscaswell, Pendeen, CON, ENG, . Occupation: Tin Mine Labourer in 1910. He was listed as head of household in the 1911 census at no 25, Bosavern, St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, .⁷ John Rowe Hollow began military service on 3 May 1915 at Bodmin, CON, ENG, .⁸ He ended military service on 27 July 1916 at Bodmin, CON, ENG, , Discharged as medically unfit, epilepsy.⁸ John died in 1938 at Bodmin, CON, ENG, .⁹

     Mary died. Mary was born at St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, , in 1885. She was baptized on 3 June 1885 at St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, .² She was William Reseigh's daughter and living in the household on the 1891 census at Fore Street, St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, .¹ They was listed as William Reseigh's daughter in the 1901 census at St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, .

     William died. William was born at St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, , in 1887. He was baptized on 22 April 1887 at St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, .² He was William Reseigh's son and living in the household on the 1891 census at Fore Street, St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, .¹ He was listed as William Reseigh's son in the 1901 census at St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, . On 31 March 1901.

     Margareta was born at St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, , in 1890. She was William Reseigh's daughter and living in the household on the 1891 census at Fore Street, St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, .¹ Margareta died before 23 December 1891 at Penzance, CON, ENG, .² She was buried on 23 December 1891 at St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, ; aged 18 months.³

     Phillis was born at St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, , in 1863.¹ As of 1887,her married name was Hollow. She married Charles Hollow at Penzance, CON, ENG, , in 1887. She was listed as Charles Hollow's wife in the 1891 census at Cape Cornwall St, St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, . She was listed as Charles Hollow's wife in the 1901 census at St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, . She was listed as Charles Hollow's wife in the 1911 census at Numphra, St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, .² Phillis died on 9 October 1925 at Wheal Owles Count House, St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, .^3,4

     Emily was born at St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, , on 2 October 1886.^2,1 She was baptized on 12 August 1887 at St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, ; recorded as Hallo.³ She was Charles Hollow's daughter and living in the household on the 1891 census at Cape Cornwall St, St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, , tin miner recorded as Hallow. They was listed as Charles Hollow's daughter in the 1901 census at St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, . As of before 1918,her married name was Addicoat. Emily Hollow married ? Addicoat before 1918. As of 27 April 1918,her married name was Golley.⁴ Emily Hollow married Arthur Golley on 27 April 1918 at Seattle, King, WA, U.S.A.⁴ Emily died on 24 October 1965 at Seattle, King, WA, U.S.A., at age 79.

     Charles was born at St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, , on 5 October 1887.³ He was baptized on 11 January 1888 at St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, .⁴ He was Charles Hollow's son and living in the household on the 1891 census at Cape Cornwall St, St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, , tin miner recorded as Hallow. They was listed as Charles Hollow's son in the 1901 census at St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, . On 31 March 1901. Charles was listed as a lodger living with an unknown person 's household on the 1910 Census at Globe City, Gila, AZ, U.S.A.⁵ He married Janie Hancock, daughter of Samuel Henry Hancock and Ann Selina Trevena, on 17 September 1910 at Globe, Gila, AZ, U.S.A.² He was listed as head of the household in the 1920 U.S. census at Globe City, Gila, AZ, U.S.A. Shift boss in copper mine. Charles Hollow was listed as Clara Hancock's brother-in-law living in his house on the 1930 Census at Globe City, Gila, AZ, U.S.A.⁶ Charles died on 23 May 1959 at Globe, Gila, AZ, U.S.A., at age 71.⁷

     Mary died. Mary was born at St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, , in 1891. She was baptized on 16 September 1891 at St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, .³ They was listed as Charles Hollow's daughter in the 1901 census at St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, . They was listed as Charles Hollow's daughter in the 1911 census at Numphra, St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, .²

     Albert died. Albert was born at St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, , in 1895.¹ He was baptized on 19 February 1896 at St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, .² They was listed as Charles Hollow's son in the 1901 census at St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, . On 31 March 1901. They was listed as Charles Hollow's son in the 1911 census at Numphra, St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, .³

     Annie died. She was baptized in June 1897 at St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, .² Annie was born at St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, , in 1897. They was listed as Charles Hollow's daughter in the 1901 census at St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, . She was listed as a servant in an unknown person 's household in the 1911 census at 7 Victoria Row, St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, .³ As of 1917,her married name was Midgley.⁴ Annie Hollow married Albert Edward Midgley in 1917 at Dartford, KEN, ENG, .⁵

     Catherine Jane Parnell was born on 12 December 1852 at St Clement, CON, ENG, .¹ She was baptized on 11 January 1854 at St Mary, Truro, CON, ENG, .¹ She died before 18 May 1855 at St Clement, CON, ENG, . She was buried on 18 May 1855 at St Clement, CON, ENG, ; aged 2.¹

     Henry was born at Bojewyan, St Just in Penwith, CON, ENG, , on 25 December 1903.
Birth Notice
HOLLOW - At Bojewyan, St Just, the wife of Mr John Thomas Hollow, a son.
Cornishman 10 March 1904. They was listed as John Thomas Hollow's son in the 1911 census at 12 Bojewyan, Stennack, Pendeen, CON, ENG, .² He married Phillipa Boyns Casley at Penzance, CON, ENG, , in 1929.³

Henry Hollow was a miner, and worked in the Levant mine near St Just.
This recording from Utube has him speaking about his family and mining. It was made about 1986/7 when he was 83 years old.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hvXTrEr9q7k
An Interview with Levant Miner, Henry Hollow (1903 - 1990)

I was born in Stennack Pendeen at 4:00 in the morning on December the 25th 1903. My name is Henry Hollow one of 16 children.
My mother's maiden name was Trembath, Nanny Warren Trembath, one of 11 childer and their names are as follows, Henry, John, Dick, Will Tom, Adeline, Eva, Florence, Rosina, Arthur, Ethel and my mother Nanny.
They the childer of my Granny, if they all go the heaven the Lord must prepare a place for 11.
If God is kind and accept those few I would like to join them too. I am gone past 83 too old, to go on the spree. Each time I thought, snort and the sneeze I got a hell of a job to breathe.
My brothers and sisters are nearly all gone so with Uncle Henry, Dick and Will Tom too.
I work with Uncle Henry down in the Levant and down there he was known as Jack.
A professional miner with a top grade and to hold that title his life he paid. He worked too hard down in that mine and died at the age of 49.
Before I die I would like to say I appreciate the way that time and motion Jack taught me, two miles out under the sea.
That was the distance from the shaft that Jack and I and endured hard brow. To work with Jack you had to be tough, at the end of the day you had enough. We were the first men down that shaft and coming up often the last.
One round the shift was mates praise when other miners would take two days. To describe one round you advance six feet which is entered on your pay sheet. While working Jack would rarely smile if things went wrong his words were wild he was always fighting against time and puffing like an engine on the railway line.
No time for talking not a sound until we drill and blast that round. Then back to the shaft we would go with all the other miners know. 1000 feet we had to climb up through that shaft in grit and slime.
Up those ladders we would go with heavy hob nail boots in tow and when we reached the headit there, it was a treat to breathe fresh air. Then we had another climb, 200 feet of cliff this time, and when we finally reached the dry, Jack was knackered and so was I.
I've often thought, time and again if ever it was worth the strain to work like a maniac in grit and grime and then die years before his time.
I guess the reason I am living still is due to my doctors and surgeon’s skill. I thank the Lord and my doctor too, that I can still make my home brew. I must also thank my wife for her help to prolong my life. Her Cornish pasties and dumplings in stew, a pint a day of my home brew. Her chicken pies and the Lord knows what, heated them up, I eat the lot.
Her marinated ??F CH and homemade brawn, I could eat until the cows come home. And when I stand and glass clutched in hand, sometimes I pause and think, and wonder why when feeling dry this stuff I like to drink and after thought then I brought, no explanation plain, I feel them mount as I grab the jug to fill them up again.
Although my brew is fairly good stuff one pint for me is quite enough. It's far above the allowable level I guess; three pints would kill the devil. So if you ever visit me, don't be tempted to drink three. If you ignore what I said then you may spend the week in bed.
Good luck God bless you all.
From Henry Hollow, Penzance Cornwall.
The Operation
While on the operating table during my operation on Friday the 13th hour of the 13th day of March 1987 when a doctor asked me where was I born. The doctors helping the surgeon to perform the operation were Dr Watson and Dr Pring, the surgeon's name was Mr Martin McKenzie.
His stamp called him Martin Mac, well after the operation the surgeon wrote me a poem to be added to the words I had already spoken while on the operating table. These words are as follows
Martin Mac. I know you're up to your eyes in work but please do my rupture. I know you think I make a fuss but I can't wear a ruddy truss. You won't you save my cough, It’s to bad. I'm plumped and fat and old and sad, I keep my lungs too much in inflated. Well now I’ve gone and strangulated.
So someone has to do the thing and thank the Lord for Dr Pring. Not only has he stopped the pain, he's gone and pushed it back again. One stitch, so low with several nutson inserted quick by Dr Watson, gives straight relief from all that pain and I can count cough and smile again.
My answer to the surgeon was, I read your poem and was thrilled as could be, that you never filleted me, but inserted several stitches below my chest then sent me back in bed to rest. I must thank you once again, that I can breathe minus the pain.
PS When the ambulance arrived to take me to the hospital all my friends wished me goodbye. I think they thought I was going to die. When they saw the agony on my face they thought I was still for outer space.
But the surgeon had a different view and called together some of his crew. They inserted two needles into my spine and another in one leg of mine. They waited until I could feel no more, then wheeled me through the theatre door.
They made me comfortable but I would able, to hear them talking quite a lot while I worked on my own spot. Finally the surgeon said we have won, you can smile old man the job is done.
He told the nurse we have stopped his pain, you put him back in bed again. I thank the surgeons, doctors, and staff, that I can smile and occasionally laugh. And old Margaret Thatcher acquired the nerve to double their wages, that's what they deserve.
I've been home 10 weeks and I am still here, eating my wife's pasties and drinking my beer but I've got to be careful not stretching and strain to cause old bust to pop out again. If it popped out I'm afraid it will be a good drink for the liver, but curtains for me.
Amen.⁴

Henry died on 30 November 1990 at Penzance, CON, ENG, , at age 86.^3,5

     Phillipa was born on 29 March 1912. She married Henry Hollow at Penzance, CON, ENG, , in 1929.¹ As of 1929,her married name was Hollow.¹ Phillipa Boyns Casley died on 27 March 1997 at Havering, ESS, ENG, , at age 84; HOLLOW Philippa Died 27th March 1997 Never more than a thought away Loved and remembered every day Billy, Stella and Family

Henry Hollow, 30 Nov 1990 aged 86, also Phillipa 27 Mar 1997 aged 84, parents of Trevor and Billy.
Mi Penzance St Clare.^1,2,3

     Richard was born at Penzance, CON, ENG, , in 1929. He married Elizabeth Cotton Madron at St John's Penzance, Penzance, CON, ENG, , on 19 July 1950.^1,2 Richard died on 17 May 1966 at Westminster, LND, ENG, .³