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Drannack Manor, Herland Hill (Drannick Manor, Gwinear and Phillack), Drannack, Gwinear

Drannack Manor, Herland Hill (Drannick Manor, Gwinear and Phillack), Drannack, Gwinear



 

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HUTHNANCE— HOSKEN: Mr. Henry Huthnance of Drannack Gwinear, to Grace Jane, third daughter of Mr. Edward Hosken, of Drannack Mills, Gwinear | 23 Oct 1869

HUTHNANCE— HOSKEN— At the Wesleyan Chapel, Foundry, by the Rev. J. Overton, Mr. Henry Huthnance.of Drannack Gwinear, to Grace Jane, third daughter of Mr. Edward Hosken, of Dran-nack Mills, Gwinear.

Royal Cornwall Gazette - Saturday 23 October 1869


HUTHNANCE— HOSKEN— At the Wesleyan Chapel, Foundry, by the Rev. J. Overton, Mr. Henry Huthnance.of Drannack Gwinear, to Grace Jane, third daughter of Mr. Edward Hosken, of Dran-nack Mills, Gwinear.

Royal Cornwall Gazette - Saturday 23 October 1869

https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0000180/18691023/020/0005

Owner of originalRoyal Cornwall Gazette
Date23 Oct 1869
Linked toDrannack Mill, Drannack Mill Lane, Trethingy, Gwinear-Gwithian, Hayle/Drinnick, Drannack, Gwinear; Drannack/Drinnick, Drannack, Gwinear; Drannack Manor, Herland Hill (Drannick Manor, Gwinear and Phillack), Drannack, Gwinear; Drannack Vean/Drinnick Vean, Drannack, Gwinear; Family: Huthnance/Hosken (F1168); Grace Jane Thomas Hosken, G9JL-VZ1; Henry Huthnance

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