1. John Treveighan (c1770-) who possibly married Mary Oliver and had children at St Kew
2. Mary Treveighan (c1771-) who possibly had 2 illegitimate daughters born in St Tudy
   1. Susan bapt 17 Feb 1794
   2. Mary bapt 1 Jan 1797
3. William Treveighan (c1774-)
4. Richard Treveighans (c1776-)
5. Susanna Treveighan (c1779-)
6. Ann Treveighan (c1781-) who had an illegitimate daughter
   1. Susanna who was baptised 5 Dec 1806. It was most probably her who married Thomas Lean at St Kew on 25 Feb 1832 as Sussannah Treven
7. Sarah Treveighan (c1784-)
8. Jenefer Treveighan (c1786-7)

The family was by now no longer in the "yeoman" social strata but had descended to "pauper" status. Unfortunately there is only a single page which survives from the Overseers of the Poor and there is no reference to the family there. However the burials of Elizabeth Treveans (grandmother or aunt) in 1785, Jenefer in 1787 and Susanna in 1788 are annotated as "pauper". By 1802 when William died (but was that the father or son?) he was not shown as a pauper.

In the Churchwarden's accounts of 1779-80 there is an entry "To attending two justices meetings on account of John Treveighan & expenses thereon at several times - 5s 6d". This might refer to son John, who would be the right age to become an apprentice, although it might refer to his uncle John (c1745-).

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