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1. [CON-GEN] Charles A'Lee/Mabel Rowe [1]
I am tring to find any information on my g-g-uncle Charles A'Lee. We know that he emigrated to Canada in 1923 with his Common-law wife Mabel Rowe. We don't know where he went or what happened to him after that. Charles was born in Lansallos, Cornwall but he had been living in Grimsby with his first wife Thirza Hubbard. Any piece of information, however small would be appreciated. Sue Dent (nee A'Lee)
2. [CON-GEN] JULIAN Family of Cornwall [1]
Joy, have you checked Madge Malcom's book "The Julian Jigsaw" (Julian and related families 17th - 20th centuries Cornwall to New Zealand)? Happy hunting! Garry Hooker (in Aotearoa/New Zealand) CFHS 11680
3. [CON-GEN] St Ives Map. [1]
Is there anyone who can email me a map of St Ives with Burthallan Lane on it, and/or if possible tell me were the farm belonging to the MAJOR family is (was still there in 1993). Thanks Dean Pascoe >From Adelaide South Australia dpascoe@tpg.com.au http://www4.tpg.com.au/users/dpascoe --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by Expert Anti-Virus. Version: 6.0.264 / Virus Database: 136 - Release Date: 02-Jul-01
4. [CON-GEN] Scantlebury [1]
Dear list Hi I am back I have been searching the name Fawkner in the past , but now am searching for Scantlebury I have found that Matthew Fawkners [ coast guard Falmouth]daughter Margratta b Clovelly Devon 1845 married on the 2 Jan.1867 Charles Scantlebury in Falmouth' Father of Charles was Thomas Scantlebury Boat man [looks like Swanpool Street Falmouth] Margratta address was Higher Brook Street Falmouth Thanks for any help you can give me Trish in Australia
5. [CON-GEN] Fry's Consistory Court Calendar - St Breock [1]
Steve, a further instalment follows: 1579 CLETHERS, William, St Breock - O, W 1614 CORINGTON als JULIAN, John sen, St Breock 1615 CLETHER als GULLEN, John, St Breocke 1626 COTTELL, Samuel, St Breock - W 1680 CLEMO, Henry, St Breocke - A COLQUITE, Susan, St Breocke - T 1690 CLEIVE, Dorcas, St Breocke - A 1709 CARTHEWE, Thomas, St Breocke - T 1713 COLE, Patricke, St Breocke - T 1736 COCK, William, St Breock - W 1763 COLLINS, William, St Breock - W 1769 CHAPMAN, Richard, st Breock - A 177
6. [CON-GEN] Dunstan Research [1]
Firstly a big thanks to everyone who replied to my request and for the help given , Some cracks are now appearing in the brick wall with your help thanks. This is truly a list of wonderful people. I have found the family of William and Grace Dunstan on the 1871 census - Parish Wendron,Their daughter is recorded as Ansenath G Dunstan Does anyone know of this name and is there another name she could of gone by. Also wonder could she of died. Is it a Cornish name ? Can not find Ansenath anywhere. She w
7. [CON-GEN] RIDGEWAY-UK mailing list [1]
This message is to let you know that there is now a mailing list for the surname RIDGEWAY (and variants) for the UK only. This means that if your RIDG(E)WAY ancestors originated from the UK this list is for you. If you would like to join us please follow the directions below: 1. Send a message to RIDGEWAY-UK-L-request@rootsweb.com 2. Leave the subject line blank. 3. In the body of the message type the word subscribe and nothing else. 4. Send your message. I hope you'll join us. Take
8. Re: [CON-GEN] Unusual forename [1]
Lin Perrie wrote: >My gt grandmother was named Ilet (married name Gray). I know nothing >more but my question is, has anybody else an Ilet in their families? >The reason I ask is because I have never come across it outside of >my family and they say she came from Cornwall 'Ilet' looks suspiciously like a Welsh femininine forename, Ilyr or Ilir. This of course may be old Cornish as well. Mick Tottenham Middlesex --
9. [CON-GEN] LISTMOM: List(s) Update - July 2001 [1]
CORNISH As of today, we have 805 list members total. 476 on regular mail 329 on digest We gained 28 list members this month. CORNISH-GEN As of today, we have 918 list members total. 555 on regular mail 363 on digest We lost 14 list members this month. CA-CORNISH As of today, we have 97 list members total. 68 on regular mail 29 on digest We gained 2 list members this month. -- Yvonne Oliver Bowers, CFHS #7626 Listmom: CORNISH-L, CORNISH-GEN-L and CA-CORNISH-L Cornish Library http://homepages.r
10. Re: [CON-GEN] Parent's names on marriage certificates !!!!! [1]
Tina May have something to do with the name being so prolific and all listed are very different families...i dont envy you. I had a similar problem with my Thomas Richards, apparently there were one or two of them around the place (*G*) so I gave up and concentrated on other branches. No help I know, but just sympathise with your predicament!! Mick On a sunny Sunday with no Ashes cricket to watch....again! 8^( ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tina Russell" To:
11. [CON-GEN] TAYLORS in SW Devon and SE Cornwall [1]
I have two separate TAYLOR's in my tree:- 1. Sarah TAYLOR who married (or had banns called) William Thomas LEWTHWAITE (Caulker, HM Dockyard, c1786- 1837) at Antony Parish Church, Cornwall on 26/04/1812. She died of cholera, age 41, in Pembroke Street, Devonport, and the funeral was at Stoke Dameral on 21/03/1834. 2. George and Hannah TAYLOR of Pelynt, Cornwall, had 2 daughters, Mary and Martha, who were baptised at Pelynt Parish Church on 27/01/1794. Mary my great, great grandmother married William TUCKER
12. [CON-GEN] St. Austell in 1830's [1]
Hello - There was some discussion on the list as to what St. Austell was like in the 1830's - 50's. From various sources, I believe the town of St. Austell had about 3,500 inhabitants, and the parish about 13,000. Mining had been developed into large corporate businesses, and that industry attracted many job seekers. Charlestown harbor was fully working, so there were many seafarers there. It had tin, copper, and china clay mining - and was growing quite rapidly at that time. It was quite a large pa
13. [CON-GEN] disscontented poor [1]
> Hi! Everyone > Looking for information about an event in 1801 Easter Monday, quote from vestry notes in Cornwall > Discontented poor who behave riotously that Day > Would any information about the event > Have a Great Day > Valerie Hawton / Boucher
14. Re: Re: [CON-GEN] Introducing O'Deas [1]
Dear Wayne, Thank you for your message. We are not on the net as yet, seem to have not enough time at the moment, but will keep your advice handy and use it when we venture onto said net. Regards, Pat & Vince.
15. [CON-GEN] Re: BOULDEN ENQUIRY [1]
Hello, A friend told that during June there was an enquiry re Bouldens. I have been working on the Boulden Family Tree for ages, mostly in the St. Keverne area and would be delighted to hear from anyone else researching this family. Regards Helen Boulden
16. [CON-GEN] EDWARDS, THOMAS, NICHOLS, BOWDEN, TARRELL, TOLLEY, JENKS, TREWARTHA [1]
Is anyone doing these lineages in Cornwall? EDWARDS ( children probably born in Redruth area): Parents - James EDWARDS m-Elizabeth BRAY children i Henry b-1814 ii James b-1816 iii William b-1817 iv Mary b-1819 m-ca1843 Richard NICHOLS b-1821 children Henry, Henrietta, Ella, Elisha v Elizabeth b-1820 vi Thomas b-1822 vii Elizabeth b-1824 m-1844 in Gwennap to Peter TREWARTHA (have TREWARTHA lineage) viii John b-1825 ix Richard b-1827 x Joseph b-1829 xi Rosina b-1831 m-1st BOWDEN ch
17. [CON-GEN] Hendra, St Columb Minor [1]
I wonder if anyone can tell me a little about a farm or manor called Hendra in St Columb Minor. I gather Hendra means 'old farm' in Cornish. It seems to have been a largish estate from at least 1851 to 1881 judging by the number of my KNEEBONE relatives recorded living and working there in the censuses of those years. A branch of the family came out to North East Victoria, Australia, after gold in the 1850's and one of the luckier ones built a large home there called 'Hendra' with the proceeds. Does a
18. [CON-GEN] Helston Book [1]
Heres a handy site for anybody with connections to Helston from about the turn of the century to recent times. http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/Cornwall/Helston/HelstonBook.html If theres a name there you recognise you must buy the book, which has fabulous photographs of all the people mentioned. Several of "my lot" are in there My copy is out on loan, so ask the web page originator for the full publisher details Regards Richard
19. RE: [CON-GEN] Parish of St. Wenn [1]
According to Phillimore's the registers for St Wenn 1608 to 1875 are in the IGI. Ian Argall GENUKI maintainer of Cornwall county & parish pages http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/Cornwall/ > -----Original Message----- > From: Jane Dyer [mailto:fanitot@which.net] > Sent: 14 August 2001 18:56 > To: CORNISH-GEN-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [CON-GEN] Parish of St. Wenn > > > Would anyone know if the parish of St. Wenn has been included in the > IGI? > > Jane Dyer > > ______________________________
20. RE: [CON-GEN] CFHS [1]
Hear Hear and anyway more importantly - "Well done the All Blacks!!!!!" -----Original Message----- From: Anita Higgin [mailto:Anita@dkn.org.uk] Sent: Monday, 27 August 2001 8:40 To: CORNISH-GEN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [CON-GEN] CFHS Please boys stops the arguments, I am a CFHS member and am sorry but really havr no wish to see numbers, names, or anything else discussed and quite honestly very petty arguments on what is normally a supurb list. Anita ==== CORNISH-GEN Mailing List ==== To contact Yvonne
21. [CON-GEN] DYER interest - re-broadcast [1]
I am trying to research the DYER families of Menheniot and Liskeard. With the kind help of Lynda Mudle Small I have all the details from the family grave in the Liskeard Wesleyan Cemetery. Also with the help of others I have some details of census results for the Thomas DYER families of my great grandfather and his eldest son Thomas and wife Eliza of the Tencreek Farm that is nearest to Liskeard. My own grandfather was only shown on the 1851 census so far, as he became a Wesleyan missionary and wen
22. [Fwd: [CON-GEN] Re. STAN(D)FIELD/JONES] [1]
G'day again, My problem is a 'brain malfunction'. I will resubmit to the correct list. Sorry :-) -------- Original Message -------- Subject: [CON-GEN] Re. STAN(D)FIELD/JONES Resent-Date: Fri, 31 Aug 2001 04:54:38 -0600 Resent-From: CORNISH-GEN-L@rootsweb.com Date: Fri, 31 Aug 2001 20:36:43 +1000 From: Lorraine Standfield To: CORNISH-GEN-L@rootsweb.com G'day Listers, Submitting for the first time. Can you help please? :-) My husband's family descend from the Tolpuddle, Dorset (an
23. [CON-GEN] Re: HOSKIN(G or S) and CARPENTER [1]
Thought I would post a Cornish stray which I noticed while looking through the Hampshire Record Office marriage records of St Mary's, Portsea, Hampshire ....... Year 1793 James CARPENTER (of St Mary's Portsea parish) batchelor married Elizabeth HOSKIN(G or S) of Maddron, Cornwall (spinster) 27 October 1793 Might be someone out there looking for this particular marriage. Best wishes Joy Skinner in Hampshire
24. [CON-GEN] St Breock Probates and Admons [1]
Hi Steve - how are your keyboard fingers holding up in the St Breock database marathon? Incidentally, how does that marathon compare to the foot slogging type and would you do it all again with the benefit of hindsight? Honest answers please! You deserve the heartfelt congratulations of us all for the splendid database results you've achieved to date - and, although you may not have entered the stadium, don't forget that we're all cheering you on! More St Breock probate and asdministration entries from Fry
25. [CON-GEN] Robert HOOKER & Henry POLKINGHORNE [1]
Many thanks Richard for your response. Best wishes, Garry Hooker (in Aotearoa/New Zealand) CFHS 11680
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