Family of Benjamin CARVOSSO and Deborah BANKS

Husband: Benjamin CARVOSSO

Wife: Deborah BANKS

Note on Husband: Benjamin CARVOSSO

Bound pamphlet 4.5 inches x 7.5 inches 24 pages by

BENJAMIN CARVOSSO.

Drunkenness, The Enemy of Britain, Arrested by the Hand of God...

a Sermon Preached at a Teetotal Festival, near Liskeard...on June 9 1840 by Benjamin Carvosso. Wesleyan Minister

Note on Wife: Deborah BANKS

She was stayed with her brother, Robert, at Swansea in 1817. She married Benjamin Carvosso, son of William Carvosso and Alice Mitchell, on 5 Oct 1819 at Parish Church, St Austell, Cornwall. She and Benjamin Carvosso departed England in the 'Saracen' on 11 Dec 1819. She and Benjamin Carvosso arrived from Sydney on 18 Jul 1820 at Windsor, New South Wales. She left Windsor for the Sydney (Methodist) circuit in Jul 1822. She moved from Sydney to the Parramatta (Methodist) circuit in Jan 1824. In May 1825 Deborah Banks and Benjamin Carvosso lived at Hobart, Tasmania. She lived in May 1825. She and Benjamin Carvosso departed from Hobart for England on 10 Mar 1830. She and Benjamin Carvosso arrived at Falmouth on 1 Aug 1830. She witnessed the death of Benjamin Carvosso in Jun 1836 at Isle of Wight. She witnessed the death of William Banks Carvosso on 26 Mar 1842 at Barnstaple, Devon. She and Benjamin Carvosso began missionary service circa Jul 1846 and moved from Sherbourne to Kingswood circuit. She died on 15 Jan 1848 at Kingswood, Somerset, at age 54. She was buried in May 1851 at Wesleyan Chapel Grounds, Kingswood, Somerset