Samuel Dawe Smitheram and Jane Libby

MY SMITHAM FAMILY

Samuel Dawe Smitheram married Jane Libby on 25 MAR 1832 in Bodmin
(In 1841 Samuel Smithem is aged 34 and a Tax Collector. Jane is aged 32. The family is living in Palmer Bridge Gate, Altarnun)
(In 1851 Samuel is absent. Jane is aged 43 and a Toll Collector. The family is living in Plasha Turnpike Gate, Altarnun)
(Not located in 1861)
(Jane died in 1869 in Basset Town, Port Gawler, South Australia - Source =IGI)

I have identified four children

Name	Date and place of birth	Any other information
Mary Smitheram	Born on 4 JUL 1832 in Pool Street Christened on 5 AUG 1832 in Bodmin [Source = opc database]	Mary Smitheram of St Nicholas was buried on 6 SEP 1839 in Bodmin aged 7
Jane Smitheram	Born on 1 NOV 1833 in Castle Street Christened on 17 NOV 1833 in Bodmin [Source = opc database]	In 1841 she is at home aged 7 In 1851 she is at home aged 17 and a Toll Collector Died on 16 FEB 1855 in Port Adelaide, South Australia [Source = IGI]
Sarah Smitheram	Born on 5 MAY 1835 in Castle Street Christened on 24 MAY 1835 in Bodmin [Source = opc database]	Sarah Smithem of the Workhouse was buried on 10 SEP 1836 in Bodmin aged 16 mths
Samuel Smithem	Born on 6 JUL 1836 in the Workhouse Christened on 7 AUG 1836 in Bodmin [Source = opc database]	In 1841 he is at home aged 4 In 1851 Samuel Smithram is aged 14 and a Gentleman's Servant. He is lodging in the home of Alice Climo in St Nicholas Street, Bodmin Samuel Smitheram of St Nicholas Street hung himself on 27 JUN and was buried on 29 JUN 1851 in Bodmin aged 15. The Royal Cornwall Gazette reported on the inquest on 4 JUL 1851. Samuel Smetheram, who had been for some time in the service of Captain Thompson of Bodmin went out of the house on Friday morning and as he did not return when he was wanted to go for the milk, the servant went to look for him and found him hanging to a beam in the stable and quite dead. The Jury returned an open verdict.