William Chilcott and Rebecca Williams

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Parents : Christopher Chilcott and  Hannah Langford       Rebecca's parents not known

William Chilcott (b 1700 Tintagel, m Hannah Henwood 1723 St Endellion, d 1745)
                                                    m Rebecca Williams 1739 North Hill Cornwall)
Rebecca Williams (b abt 1710, d 1776)
     Charles the Giant Chilcott (b 1742 Trecknew, Tintagel, m Mary Jose 1768 St Juliot Cornwall, d 1815)
           Langford Chilcott (b 1769 Tintagel, m Ann Medling 1800, d 1823 Tintagel) 
                 Charles Chilcott (b 1802 Tintagel, m Mary Strout 1822 Tintagel, d 1869 Launceston Tas)
                       Mary Chilcott (b 1827 Tintagel, m John Cubit 1845 Longford, d 1874 Deloraine Tas)
                              Ellen Adelaide Cubit (1856 Westbury, m William Mitchell 1880 Sandridge, Melb, d 1937 Wodonga, Vic)
                                     Ernest Harold Mitchell (b 1887 Whiteford, m 1914 Liela Muriel Roach, d 1960 Wodonga)
     Langford Chilcott (b 1741 Tintagel, d 1758)

    Christopher's son William stayed on in the parish as a gentleman farmer and acquired lands also in Poundstock and St Gennys through his second marriage with the widow Rebecca Williams of Poundstock.  The children and grandchildren of his first marriage (to Hannah Henwood) moved to St Minver and were dispersed through marriage.

Acknowlegements:

    Researchers on the Cubits and Chilcotts have shared their work generously, and I have not been good at noting sources. However, much is owed to Val Trickett, Sue Royce, Jenny Mitchell and Fred Mitchell. Sue Royce is happy to be contacted by email at  <sroyce@xtra.co.nz>. Another source was Beris Wilkinsont. Karen Paul's tree on Genes Reunited also filled in some gaps

Research Notes

William and Rebecca checked in Genes Reunited
LDS checked for Rebecca. Most plausible Christening is a Receccah 09 Jul 1712   Duloe, Cornwall, Parents John and Sarah. Duloe is about twelve miles south of North Hill
FHO has Rebekah christened St Breok 11 Dec 1711, Father John, but this is further afield
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