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1. [Redruth] Hill Family [1]
Hello everyone, Anyone out there with access to 1901 UK census? Looking for descendants of my wife's family in Bristol. Family is; Thomas and wife Caroline Hill, of Bristol. They had at least two children at the time, Sydney,b1890-d1942, and Arthur,b1892-d1971. Don't know if parents came to America or died in England, but Sydney and Arthur both died in Montana. Sidney had a daughter Doris, who may still be in England. Sydney is my wife, Lynne's grandfather whom there is very little info on, and n
2. [Redruth] Williams 1841 Gwennap Wheal Squire (from Redruth) [1]
Greetings list readers Many thanks to Michael and all of the contributors to the online census project. As a result of their volunteer efforts, I found a branch of my family at Wheal Squire, Gwennap on the 1841 census (all born in the County): HO 107 Piece 137 Folio 41 Page 8 WILLIAMS, John, 40, miner (son of William WILLIAMS and Alarina FAULL m 1784) Julia, 35 (nee TREZEDDER) John, 15 Mary, 14 Ann, 12 (Alarina in other records, and later Mrs Moyle, later still Mrs Richard Jones of Redruth) William, 10 T
3. Re: [Redruth] Currant cookies [1]
That would be 1 pound, or 454 grams.
4. [Redruth] Redruth 1851 census [1]
I would like to know where this lady was born: RESEIGH Hannah Age: 66 Folio: 243 She was living in Redruth in the 1851 Census and I would like to know her birthplace. Thank you. Murray Leonard Researching JUREY/JURY/JOREY/JORY/JEWRY, RESEIGH, KERR, ORCHARD, NICHOLLS and HARRIS from Cornwall
5. RE: [Redruth] Fw: Cornwall [1]
Hi, Daphne du Maurier lived at Menabilly near Polridmouth, Fowey in south east Cornwall. Thanks Webmaster @ Cornwall in Focus
6. [Redruth] website update [1]
I have updated the Surname Registry website. I can be accessed from the Redruth Mailing List webpage: http://www.connorsgenealogy.com/Redruth/ -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com Professional Genealogy Research All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by Norton 2002
7. [Redruth] Posting interests [1]
I'm new to the list and am posting my interests: Nicholls Luke Watkins Anyone have the same interest in these surnames? Linda
8. [Redruth] Fw: PHILLIPS IN BOSCOPPA [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: Glynis Millett-Clay To: ENG-CORNWALL-REDRUTH-admin@rootsweb.com Sent: Friday, October 03, 2003 6:34 AM Subject: PHILLIPS IN BOSCOPPA Dear List, I was wondering if anyone could help me with my gt aunt how lived in the Cottage TY-VU in Boscoppa, St. Austell. She was about 91 or 92 in 1976. She stayed with her cousins Miss ??? PHILLIPS and her brother ???? PHILLIPS. I would love to hear from anyone. Thanks and regards, Glynis South Africa
9. RE: [Redruth] Clemo [1]
Would suggest checking the English 1841 and 1851 and later censuses for Redruth and Truro (I'm not familiar with the censuses after 1851 since my ancestor came to the USA around 1854). The two towns are only 9 miles apart. I believe these censuses are indexed and at the Family History Library. You may also wish to contact the Cornish Global Migration Project. It is located in the Murdoch House in Redruth. Volunteers are continuing to index the migration of the copper and tin miners from Cornwall. They ca
10. [Redruth] Currant cookies [1]
Yes, I was hoping someone would ask. Mix in large bowl 9c flour 1#lard (I use Crisco) 2tsp salt 3Tsp Baking Powder 1# currants 2c sugar Add water to make paste, thick enough to roll out roll out 1/2 in thick cut into 21/2 -to 3 inch circles Bake 350 deg. 20 min until slightly brown ENJOY PS Recipe came from my mother, who got it from her mother, who came from, Yes,Redruth
11. [Redruth] Kenwyn [1]
Hi Can someone tell me if I am on the right list for Kenwyn? Thanks Sue Penberthy Rhondda
12. Re: [Redruth] Currant cookies [1]
I have just a quick question. In Cornwall are they called cookies or biscuits? Jenny King - Aussie transplanted to the U.S.A.
13. [Redruth] Re: ENG-CORNWALL-REDRUTH-D Digest V03 #91 [1]
I sent in a request a few days ago on my PHILLIPS family from Boscoppa and see that it has not been on the list. Can you tell me if I have gone wrong? Thank you Regards, Glynis ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, October 03, 2003 12:00 AM Subject: ENG-CORNWALL-REDRUTH-D Digest V03 #91
14. [Redruth] Cornwall? [1]
Hello from Negaunee Michigan, Now that we have the currant cookie recipe out of the way, I would like to know a good history book on Cornwall. My wife is the expert by far on anything English in our house. I thought someone could help me educate myself a bit before we make the journey to Cornwall in the near future. Best wishes, Paul
15. RE: [Redruth] Fw: Cornwall [1]
The Cornish Family History Library at Truro, Cornwall has a book entitled "Annals of An Ancient Cornish Town--Redruth" by Frank Mitchell, 1946 (an original compilation) second edition published 1985 by Dyllansow Truran, Trwotsta, Trewirgie, Reduth, Cornwall, UK ISBN o 907566 85 5 It is a compilation from newspapers including the West Briton with some selections from Redruth Select Vestry Book. It is excellent for establishing the timeline of events. Some excerpts from my notes (the library doesn't allow
16. [Redruth] Clemo [1]
I am seeking information on my great great grandmother, Emily Clemo and her ancestry. She was born 6 Dec 1838 in Redruth, Cornwall, England. She and her family subsequently moved to the USA sometime before 1863. She was married to Thomas Benton Persons on 20 Nov 1863 in Dodgeville, Iowa County, Wisconsin. I believe her father to be William Clemo(w) who was born about 1801 in England. Her mother was probably Ann ????. She also had a brother, Richard who was born 1836 in Truro, England. I have no other
17. [Redruth] Fw: Cornwall [1]
Daphne DuMaurier (author of the novel Rebecca) has written a brief history of Cornwall with photos.. I believed she lived near Redruth, but not exactly sure. She also wrote Jamaica Inn, a novel about Cornish smugglers. This is probably not what you wanted, but I thought I would pass it along anyway. Betty Pace
18. [Redruth] census look up [1]
Hi All, could sks with access to the 1841 census please do a look up for the NICHOLAS family, Father EDWARD, mother ELIZABETH, and at least one son, JAMES, who was christened in 1837. thanks in anticipation. regards, Mike Doyle --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. www.grisoft.com Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.522 / Virus Database: 320 - Release Date: 29/09/2003
19. Re: [Redruth] - Phillips [1]
Check out my Rootsweb WorldConnect tree for my Phillips...I have them back to 1718 from church records from St Euny. They were shoemakers. http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=SHOW&db=nymets&surname -- Pat Connors, visiting Glen Mills PA Professional Genealogy Researcher http://www.connorsgenealogy.com All outgoing mail virus free. Scanned by Norton 2002.
20. Re: [Redruth] Fw: Cornwall [1]
Hi Betty she lived in Menabilly the house belonged to the Rashleigh who are my family. I have alot of info on her. It was in Fowey,Cornwall. The Rashleighs use to own the Pub Jamaica Inn one time. Also the Ship Inn. Regards,Noeline.Brisbane ----- Original Message ----- From: "Betty A. Pace" To: Sent: Saturday, October 04, 2003 1:01 AM Subject: [Redruth] Fw: Cornwall > > Daphne DuMaurier (author of the novel Rebecca) has written a brief > history of
21. RE: [Redruth] - To Glynis [1]
Hi Glynis - I see you are looking for a Phillips family in Redruth. I am also looking for a Phillips family in the area. Do you by any chance have a Susan Phillips who married Isaac Nichols (Nicholas)? She would have been born abt 1810. There's a Richard Phillips -born abt 1786 - in St. Agnes Parish. Virginia > [Original Message] > From: Glynis Millett-Clay > To: > Date: 10/3/03 8:05:08 PM > Subject: [Redruth] Re: ENG-CORNWALL-REDRUTH-D Dige
22. [Redruth] Re: ENG-CORNWALL-REDRUTH-D Digest V03 #95 [1]
Murray, I think we have corresponded before, anything new with your Orchard research? Ernie Orchard Farmington Hills, Michigan
23. Re: [Redruth] Currant cookies [0.988915]
Hi all I would love to try this recipe but could you please tell me what the # measurement stands for? Thanks from Barbara down under. -------Original Message------- From: ENG-CORNWALL-REDRUTH-L@rootsweb.com Date: Thursday, 2 October 2003 9:30:45 a.m. To: ENG-CORNWALL-REDRUTH-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [Redruth] Currant cookies Yes, I was hoping someone would ask. Mix in large bowl 9c flour 1#lard (I use Crisco) 2tsp salt 3Tsp Baking Powder 1# currants 2c sugar Add water to make paste, thick enoug
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