BARTLEY COUSINS THREE
from
Hannibal Bartley & Joane James

     This generation's family is not a very large family. There is just our direct line family and one other sibling who we currently know who marries from whom it will be looked to see it there are cousins that come from that family. 


                           Hanniball Bartley   =   Joane/Jone James
                           cb 1 Dec 1639       |   cb 18 Apr 1636
                            St Columb Minor    |    St Columb Minor
                           m 5 Dec 1665        |
                            St Columb Minor    |
                           d  Apr 1714-Widow.  |   d Dec 1699
                           bur 23 Apr 1714     |   bur 29 Dec 1699
                            St Columb Minor    |    St Columb Minor
                             (Widdow)          |   (wife of Hanniball)
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             |                  |                 |                |                  |
      William Bartley   Elizabeth Bartley   Mary Bartley     Thomas Bartley*   Margery Bartley
      cb 24 Feb 1665/6  cb 5 Jul 1668       cb 25 Feb 1669   cb 12 Nov 1673    cb 13 May 1677
      St Columb Minor   St Columb Minor     St Columb Minor  St Columb Minor   St Columb Minor
      m 13 Nov 1691                         d Apr 1675       m 28 Dec 1698
      St Columb Minor                       bur 12 Apr 1675  St Columb Minor
      = Dorothy Kerby                                        = Mary Benney

The William Bartley and Dorothy Kerby Family Cousins

In the early 1700s influenza and a number of deaths, particularly hard on children have began to appear. Later in the 1700s it is no longer seasonal to winter by occurs all year round. In St Columb Minor and particularly with this Barley family such occured and stunted the family's very existence. Later such as in the 1767 year a number of my other families were hit hard with mutliple deaths in the house hold in that single year. Such was the case with my Thomas Hender and Elizabeth Northy family and within my Moon family line. Even Smallpox would run heavy in the large cities such as London. Others included measles, Scarlatina and diphtheria especially severe in Plymouth, Cornwall and Devon in 1734,35,36 Whooping cough. Some winters were extremely cold and decent food would become scarce. Even Volcanic eruptions were making winters colder and longer. This trend carried on into the 1800s as well.
(See this web site:
@http://kdfhs.org.uk/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1&Itemid=30)

The family of Dorothy Kerby appears to consist of their father named William, Daurothy Carby (1661), William Kriby (1664), and Elizabeth Kirby (1668). So Dorothy or Daurothy married at about age 30/31 and had four known children, three of which died as babies and toddlers. 


                               William Bartley     =     Dorothy Kerby / Daurothy Carby
                               cb 24 Feb 1665/6    |     cb 13 Oct 1661
                                St Columb Minor    |      St Columb Minor
                               m 13 Nov 1691       | 
                                St Columb Minor    |
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             |                   |                |                   |
        Joan Bartley      Margery Bartley    Ann Bartley       Philippe Bartley
        cb 11 Jan 1693    cb 12 Mar 1698     cb 15 Mar 1701    
         St Columb Mnr     St Columb Mnr      St Columb Mnr
        m 23 Aug 1718*    d Nov 1700         d Sep 1703        d May 1707
         St Columb Mnr    bur 8 Nov 1700     bur 26 Sep 1703   bur 3 May 1707
        = John Trewin(e)  St Columb Mnr      St Columb Mnr     St Columb Minor
                         (Daughter of        (Daughter of Wm   (Daughter of 
                          William-Buried       and Dorthy)         William)
                           in Woolen)

* Unless John and Joane moved to such as Linkenhorne, there is a complete dearth of none 
or very few children being born to this family in the St Columb Minor region or most 
anywhere in Cornwall. The name of Dorothy the mother is never seen in the available 
records again and it just can't be determined when William may have died. In short, 
at least 3 of the four known daughters of the family died as children with Phillippe 
not even having been baptized.