Gwinear

Gwinear (Cornish: Gwynnyer)

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Gwinear (Cornish: Gwynnyer) is a small village in west Cornwall, England, UK. It is about two miles (3 km) east of Hayleand overlooks the Angarrack valley. It is in the civil parish of Gwinear-Gwithian.

Parish Church, Gwinear | Cornwall | List of Rectors & Vicars & Archdeacons, Canons, Prebendaries, with their denomination, and years and location of service

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Gwinear parish
Advowson of Gwinear, Gwinear, Cornwall
Gwinear
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Clergy-Perpetual Vicar
Clergy-Vicar
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The first Best in Show competition was in 1928, when Greyhound Primley Sceptre was crowned the first Best in Show champion

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The first Best in Show competition was in 1928, when Greyhound Primley Sceptre was crowned the first Best in Show champion

term Families
Donnithorne
Jeffery
Trevenen
reference term Locations
Gwinear
Stray Park
Trelowarren
Boscawen Un
Caradon
Liskeard
Trenoweth
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141115; GDFBA – Gwinear; Trungle; Angarrack; Riverside; Connor Downs; Polkinghorne; Gwinear - Report on Walk of 15th November 2014

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GDFBA – Report on Walk of 15th November 2014

Nov 17, 2014 | Uncategorized

Gwinear & District Footpaths & Bridleways Association

Saturday 15th November 2014 – Today we meet at Hall for Gwinear, 2pm, the weather hovering on the uncertain and currently dry.   Fifteen members and one dog stride off determinedly through the village, passed the church then turn right to take the footpath through three fields to Trungle Farm – two fields of cabbages and one pasture.   We opt to use the gate rather than the awkward stone stile to follow the bridleway down towards Trungle Mill.   This is a rather muddy route after the recent rains and leaf falls and after 200 yards we take a distinct turn left and it’s more pleasant underfoot.   From here we can see the Angarrack Viaduct and village and look down into the valley towards Coldharbour.

On reaching the first dwellings we are on Riverside and take a sharp right footpath bringing us to Back Lane, along which we have a better view over Riverside than if we’d followed the river.   So we miss the main part of the village and come to Steamers Hill and a steep climb up it – we rest at the top! George explains there was a time when a steam driven “vehicle” took carts of tin ore and copper down to Hayle Harbour – the track crossed the road at the top of Steamers Hill and its dismantled remains are evident and later on we cross it along the Polkinghorne footpath.

Just after the boundary stone we turn off the road onto the bridleway taking us down to Connor Downs.   There are far reaching views of Hayle and St Ives Bay.   Reaching the old A30 we head up into the village and turn onto another bridleway by the car sales rooms and garage.   This takes us passed several dwellings then narrows, over an old stile and into

GDFBA – Report on Walk of 15th November 2014

Nov 17, 2014 | Uncategorized

Gwinear & District Footpaths & Bridleways Association

Saturday 15th November 2014 – Today we meet at Hall for Gwinear, 2pm, the weather hovering on the uncertain and currently dry.   Fifteen members and one dog stride off determinedly through the village, passed the church then turn right to take the footpath through three fields to Trungle Farm – two fields of cabbages and one pasture.   We opt to use the gate rather than the awkward stone stile to follow the bridleway down towards Trungle Mill.   This is a rather muddy route after the recent rains and leaf falls and after 200 yards we take a distinct turn left and it’s more pleasant underfoot.   From here we can see the Angarrack Viaduct and village and look down into the valley towards Coldharbour.

On reaching the first dwellings we are on Riverside and take a sharp right footpath bringing us to Back Lane, along which we have a better view over Riverside than if we’d followed the river.   So we miss the main part of the village and come to Steamers Hill and a steep climb up it – we rest at the top! George explains there was a time when a steam driven “vehicle” took carts of tin ore and copper down to Hayle Harbour – the track crossed the road at the top of Steamers Hill and its dismantled remains are evident and later on we cross it along the Polkinghorne footpath.

Just after the boundary stone we turn off the road onto the bridleway taking us down to Connor Downs.   There are far reaching views of Hayle and St Ives Bay.   Reaching the old A30 we head up into the village and turn onto another bridleway by the car sales rooms and garage.   This takes us passed several dwellings then narrows, over an old stile and into another field of cabbages and back up to Angarrack Lane.   Across the road is the gate (locked) and stile to Polkinghorne Lane.   We have fun and concern getting our dog through and finally manage it with his reward of much patting and our delight to see a wagging tail!!! It’s pretty straight forward from here, the track finally beginning to descend into the valley.   We pass the dismantled railway and then cross over the Penzance to Paddington line, reaching the bottom of the valley where some are keen to look at the hydraulic ram which doesn’t seem in operation.   And now a steady climb up to Polkinghorne Manor – no sign of activity today, tractor and muck spreader parked up and gate closed (we use the stile).   We opt not to cross the field with three huge bulls happily grazing in, so continue up the track to the road and then end our afternoon’s pleasure walk back at Hall for Gwinear.

We say our goodbyes after our last walk of 2014 and look forward to January 2015 and new paths and routes to ramble.   Season’s greetings to all and please get in touch if you would like to take an active part in GDFBA.   A Walk List for 2015 is currently being planned and details will follow when ready.

GDFBA – Report on Walk of 15th November 2014 | Gwinear-Gwithian Parish Council

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Gwinear
Trungle (mill)
Angarrack
Connor Downs
Polkinghorne Manor
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Gwinear & District Footpaths and Bridleways Association;GDFBA; GwinearFBA -2019
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Gwythian (Gwithian) | Kellys | 1893

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GWYTHIAN (or Gwithian) is a village and parish in St. Ives Bay, 2½ miles north-east from Gwinear Road station on the Great Western railway, 3 north-east from Hayle, 8 west from Redruth and 5 west from Camborne, in the North Western division of the county, hundred of Penwith, petty sessional division of Penwith East, union and county court district of Redruth, rural deanery of Penwith, archdeaconry of Cornwall and diocese of Truro.   The river Conner enters the sea a little to the north of the church town.    The church of SS. Felix and Gothian, rebuilt, with the exception of the tower and a small portion of the chancel wall, in 1866, is a cruciform building of stone and granite in the Decorated style, consisting of chancel, nave and transepts, south porch and an embattled western tower 53 feet high,with pinnacles, and containing 3 bells, all cast in 1753 :   the chancel inclines to the north, and is separated from the nave by a low granite screen ; the stained east window was the gift of the present rector ; another window in the chancel is a memorial to the Rev. W. Drury, a former curate, 1865 : the chancel retains sedilia and a piscina, and there is a communion table and reredos of oak :  outside the east wall of the church is a monument, with arms, to Thomas Hockin, 1767, and John Hockin, his son, vicar of Okehampton, 1778: there are 174 sittings. The churcbyard is entered by a lych gate con- structed  from the materials of the  removed south arcade, and contains an ancient round-headed cross, with a boss in the centre of the head.   The register of baptisms, marriages and burials dates from the year 1560.    The living is a chapelry

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GWYTHIAN (or Gwithian) is a village and parish in St. Ives Bay, 2½ miles north-east from Gwinear Road station on the Great Western railway, 3 north-east from Hayle, 8 west from Redruth and 5 west from Camborne, in the North Western division of the county, hundred of Penwith, petty sessional division of Penwith East, union and county court district of Redruth, rural deanery of Penwith, archdeaconry of Cornwall and diocese of Truro.   The river Conner enters the sea a little to the north of the church town.    The church of SS. Felix and Gothian, rebuilt, with the exception of the tower and a small portion of the chancel wall, in 1866, is a cruciform building of stone and granite in the Decorated style, consisting of chancel, nave and transepts, south porch and an embattled western tower 53 feet high,with pinnacles, and containing 3 bells, all cast in 1753 :   the chancel inclines to the north, and is separated from the nave by a low granite screen ; the stained east window was the gift of the present rector ; another window in the chancel is a memorial to the Rev. W. Drury, a former curate, 1865 : the chancel retains sedilia and a piscina, and there is a communion table and reredos of oak :  outside the east wall of the church is a monument, with arms, to Thomas Hockin, 1767, and John Hockin, his son, vicar of Okehampton, 1778: there are 174 sittings. The churcbyard is entered by a lych gate con- structed  from the materials of the  removed south arcade, and contains an ancient round-headed cross, with a boss in the centre of the head.   The register of baptisms, marriages and burials dates from the year 1560.    The living is a chapelry attached to Phillack,  tithe rent-charge (Gwithian) £235) with 5 perches of glebe, joint net yearly income £230, in the gift of and held since 1853 by the Rev. Frederick Hockin m.a. of St. John’s College, Cambridge, and hon. canon of ‘Truro, who resides at Phillack ; the Rev. Clement Cockerton Gillett is resident curate. There are Wesleyan   
chapels at Church Town and Connerdowns, and a United Methodist Free Church at Connerdowns.   About a quarter mile distant from the church are the remains of an ancient oratory,  now almost buried in the sands : according to Leland, this is as old,  if not older,  than that of St. Piran, at Perranzabuloe,  which is anterior to the  Norman Conquest ; a curious feature is the absence of any carved stone what- ever ;   the structure is internally about 49 feet long by 15 wide.    Trevarnon Rounds,  in this parish,  is an earthwork of considerable extent,  with a moat and rampart,  and appears to have been occupied  during the Civil War.  On Godreyy Island, the property of the trustees of the late G. L. Basset esq. (d. 1888),  is a lighthouse,  begun in January, 1858, and first lighted March 1, 1859.     The principal  landowners are the trustees of the late G. L. Basset esq. of Tehidy,  and the family  of  the  late  Rev. William Hockin.      The remains of the manor of Conerton  are  owned by the Paynter family. The soil is various ; subsoil, clay.     The chief crops are oats and barley.    The area is 2,454 acres, 315 of which are water; rateable value, £2,582 ; the population in 1891 was 649.
  Sexton, Henry Hendra.
Post Office, Connerdowns.—Thomas Richards, sub-post- master.    Letters through Hayle arrive 9.35 a.m.;  dis- patched 10.25 a.m. & 2.40 p.m.; week days only. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid
Letters for Church Town,  through Hayle,  arrive at 11 a.m.  
   The nearest money order & telegraph office is at Copper- jouse
Wall Letter Box cleared at 2 p.m. week days only

Schools :—
  National, Connerdowns, for 120 children ; average attend- ance, 79; Miss Jane Briston, mistress
  National, Church Town, for 45 children; average attend- ance, 30; Miss Emma Vellenoweth, mistress

                    Gwythian.
Gillett. Rev.Clement Cockerton [curate]
                      commercial.

Andrewartha Mary Ann (Mrs.), farmer, Upton
Bawden William, farmer, New mill
Christopher Paul Quick, farmer, Angew
Christopher Sidney, farmer, Nantarrow
Cock Charles, farmer, Pennance Vean
Cock James, farmer, Penance
Cock William, farmer, Nantarrow downs
English Arsenic Co. (Capt. J. Thomas,
manager), New mill
Hockin Mary Ann (Mrs.), farmer,
   Church Town & Tolseathin
HoskingJane(Mrs, ),farmer,Trevarnoyn
Ireland Joan(Mrs. ),PendarvesArmsP. H
James Nicholas, farmer, Godrievy
James Thos. shopkeeper, Church Town
Jennings John, shopkpr. Church Town
Jones Nathaniel, farmer, Hope farm
Mitchell Benjamin, farmer, Treeve lane
National Explosives Co. Limited (‘The)
   (J. W. Wilkinson, manager), dyna-
   mite manufacturers
Newton Henry, farmer, Nancemelling

Pendray James, farmer, Nancemalling
Prout Wilham, grocer, Conerton
Rickard John Henry, farmer, Conerton
Stephens David, tin dresser & buyer,  Beach house
Trevaskus Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer,
Mount Pleasant

Connerdowns
Eva Samuel, wheelwright
Floyd Peter, The Turnpike i inn
Harper James, farmer
Jordan Josiah, farmer '

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Jory Nicholas, carpenter
Mitchell Thomas, shopkeeper
Oates Thomas, blacksmith
Peare Themes Henry, wheelwright
Richards Thos. shopkeeper, Post office
Rodda Anna Amelia (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Sampson Richard, farmer
Thomas Elizabeth Ann (Mrs.), farmer
Thomas Thomas, farmer
Tonkin George, shopkeeper
Williams Richard, shopkeeper
Willoughby Oliver,frmr.Hammondslan

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term Families
Lanyon
Lanyon
Arundell
Arundel
Buller
Robartes
Hartley
Grylls
Tremayne
reference term Locations
Gwinear
Gwinear Road station
Gwinear parish
Rosewarne
Roseworthy in Gwinear
manor of Roseworthy
Roseworthy
Carnhell Green, Carnhell
Reawla
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Kelly's Directory
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Directories - Town guides
Year Published
1893
term Occupations
Lord of the manor

Gwinear | Kellys | 1893

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GWINEAR is a parish and village,  with a station  called Gwinear  Road,   1 mile north-east,  on  the  Great  Western railway, 3  miles  east from Hayle,  8  south-west  from  Red-ruth and 316 from London,  in the North Western. division of the county, hundred of Penwith, petty sessional division, of Penwith East, Redruth union and county court district, rural deanery of Penwith, archdeaconry of. Cornwall and diocese of Truro.    The church of  St. Gwinear,  or St. Wynar, standing at an elevation of 240 feet above the sea level, is a building of stone chiefly, in the Perpendicular style, and consists of chancel, nave, aisles, separated from the nave by arcades of four arches on the south side and six on the north, transept; south porch and an embattled western tower of native elvan, built about 1441, with lofty pinnacles and containing 6 bells, all cast.in 1767 ; the pulpit and front of the choir stalis are of richly caryed old oak, and there are piscina niches in the chancel and north aisle; the panelling of the rood-screen.exhibits richly designed foliageand scroll-work, and on some of the benches and pews appear the arms of Lanyon and Penneck : the aisle is parted from the rest of the building, by a screen of pitch pine, and is used for special Services: the east- window, erected by the vicar, is a memo- rial to Alfred Symonds Nash :   in the north aisle,  built by the Arundells, of Lanherne, is a marble monument to Elizabeth (Lanyon), wife of John Arundell, of Sithny, esq. ob. 1683, and some others of modern date: the church is seated with open pews for 350 persons.    In the churchyard is an ancient cross,  brought from Connordowns

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GWINEAR is a parish and village,  with a station  called Gwinear  Road,   1 mile north-east,  on  the  Great  Western railway, 3  miles  east from Hayle,  8  south-west  from  Red-ruth and 316 from London,  in the North Western. division of the county, hundred of Penwith, petty sessional division, of Penwith East, Redruth union and county court district, rural deanery of Penwith, archdeaconry of. Cornwall and diocese of Truro.    The church of  St. Gwinear,  or St. Wynar, standing at an elevation of 240 feet above the sea level, is a building of stone chiefly, in the Perpendicular style, and consists of chancel, nave, aisles, separated from the nave by arcades of four arches on the south side and six on the north, transept; south porch and an embattled western tower of native elvan, built about 1441, with lofty pinnacles and containing 6 bells, all cast.in 1767 ; the pulpit and front of the choir stalis are of richly caryed old oak, and there are piscina niches in the chancel and north aisle; the panelling of the rood-screen.exhibits richly designed foliageand scroll-work, and on some of the benches and pews appear the arms of Lanyon and Penneck : the aisle is parted from the rest of the building, by a screen of pitch pine, and is used for special Services: the east- window, erected by the vicar, is a memo- rial to Alfred Symonds Nash :   in the north aisle,  built by the Arundells, of Lanherne, is a marble monument to Elizabeth (Lanyon), wife of John Arundell, of Sithny, esq. ob. 1683, and some others of modern date: the church is seated with open pews for 350 persons.    In the churchyard is an ancient cross,  brought from Connordowns, Gwythian, where it had, been  used to form part of a gateway ;  it is 6 feet high,  and has a tapering shaft and round head, the latter carved with a St. Andrew’s cross.   The register dates from the year 1569.   The living is a vicarage, average tithe rent-charge £227,  net yearly value £235,  including 32 acres of glebe,  with residence,  in the gift of the Bishop of ‘Truro, and held since 1888 by the  Rev. Arthur John Perry m.a. of Oriel College, Oxford.    There are Wesleyan chapels at Church Town, Roseworthy, Carnhell Green and Wall. Here are the works of the Roseworthy Hammer Mills Company, where boilers, shovels and chains are made.   Many Roman coins and other remains  have  been  found  here.    Gen.  the

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Right Hon. Sir Redvers Henry Buller v.c., k.c.m.g., p.c. c.b. is lord of the manor, and the Duke of Leeds, Lord Robartes; W. H. H. Hartley esq. of Rosewarne, Camborne; Lieut.-Col. Shadwell Morley Grylls j.p., d.l. and John Tremaine esq. j.p., d.l. are chief landowners.  The soil is rather clayey ; the subsoil is clay.  The chief crops are wheat, barley and oats.    The area is 4,400 acres; rateable value, £6,191 ; the population in 1891 was 1,548.

  Roseworthy, 2 miles north-east, Carnhell Green, 1 mile east, and Wall, 1 mile south-east, are hamlets.

  Sexton, John Kneebone.
Post Office.—William Pearce, sub-postmaster. Letters
received from Hayle at 9.45 a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; dispatched
at 2.35  &  6.40 p.m.  by  foot;    week days only.        The

nearest money order & telegraph office is at Copperhouse.
Postal orders are issued here, but not paid
 

Post Office, Rosewarne.—William Middlin, sub-postmaster.
Letters arrive from Hayle at 10.10 a.m. ; dispatched 2.15
p.m.; week days only. Postal orders are issued here, but
not paid
 

Schools :—
  National (mixed), for 72 children ; average attendance,
     55; Miss Frances Paddy, mistress
  Wesleyan, Wall (mixed), erected in 1853 for 230 children;
     average attendance, 104; Joseph Fox, master ; Miss
     Annie Fox, mistress
Railway Station, Thomas Spracklen, station master

Marked thus * letters received through
Camborne.]


James Rev. JohnCourtenay[Wes.], Wall
Perry Rev. Arthur John m.a. Vicarage
Simmons Henry, York house
Thomas James, Reawala
*Veal John, Rose hill, Roseworthy

COMMERCIAL.

*BanfieldDorcas(Mrs.),farmer,Carnhell
Banfield Thomas Hy. farmer, Bosparva
Beckerleg William, farmer, Glebe
*Berryman Job, farmer, Gear
Bone John George, farmer, Trenowth
*Dennis Henry, farmer, Roseworthy
Eustice George, farmer, Bosurrel
*Eva Elizabeth (Mrs.) & John, farmers,
Roseworthy
Glasson Thomas, Halfway House P.H.
Fraddom
Goldsworthy Thos.shopkpr.Church twn
Harvey Margaret (Mrs.) & Thomas
Hill, farmers, Tregotha
Hosking James Henry, farmer, Wall
Huthnance Henry, farmer, Drannack
Huthnance William, agent for Curtiss
& Harvey,gunpowder manufacturers
Rosewarne
Ivey Edwin, farmer, Trevaskis
Jackson William, farmer, Lamin.
James Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer, Gwi- near downs
Johns William, farmer, Taskus
Kneebone Jn. wheelwright, Rosewarne
Laity George, farmer, Polkinghorne
*Laurence Edward, farmer, Weath
*Luke Thomas, farmer, Carnhell green
*Michell George Henry, farmer, Men-ner downs
Michell James, farmer, Caloose
Michell John, farmer, Caloose
Michell Jas. farmer, Roseworthy wood
Middlin William, post office, grocer,
draper, general dealer, & agent for
the Guion line ma‘l steamers, Rose-
warne & Carnhell green
*Mitchell Edward, wheelwright, Carn-
hell green
*Noell Simeon, farmer, Deverall
Oleavy Richd.boot&shoe ma.Rosewarne
Pearce John, farmer, Higher Gooneva
Pearce Peter, farmer, Lower Gooneva
*Penaluna Richard, Pendarves Arms p.h.   Carnhell green
*Pendray James, farmer,  Bosprowal
Perkins William, farmer,  Tappard
*Phillips John Thos. farmer, Carnhell
*Pooley Henry, farmer, Carnhell green
Pooley James, cattle dealer, Rosewarne
RobertsWm. boot &shoemaker,Reawala
Rosewarne Charles, farmer, Lanyon
*RosewarneHerbt.farmr.Coswinsawsen
Rosewarne Richd. Hy. farmer, Trungle
*Roseworthy Hammer Mills Co. boiler,
   shovel & chain manufrs. Roseworthy
Bowe John, farmer, Trenawin
*Rowe Jn. Hy.shopkeeper,Carnhell grn
Rowe Thomas, farmer, Trenawin
*Sowell Edwd.blacksmith,Carnhell grn
Stephens Celia (Mrs,),farmer,Trevaskis
*Thomas Lavinia (Mrs.) & Sons,
   farmers, Catebedron
Thomas John, Royal Standard p.h
Tippett Nichls, farmer, Low. Bosparva
*Tonkin Francis, farmer, Roseworthy
*Treloar Benjamin, farmer & miller
   (water), Roseworthy wood
Treloar James, farmer & miller (water),
   Drannack mill
Trewhella Matthew, farmer, Trenearth
Tripp James, farmer, Coldharbour
*Trudgeon Robert, farmer, Haw downs
*Uren Moses, farmer, Penhale
Walters John, farmer, Drewollis
 

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term Families
Lanyon
Lanyon
Arundell
Arundel
Buller
Robartes
Hartley
Grylls
Tremayne
reference term Locations
Gwinear
Gwinear Road station
Gwinear parish
Rosewarne
Roseworthy in Gwinear
manor of Roseworthy
Roseworthy
Carnhell Green, Carnhell
Reawla
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term Sources
Kelly's Directory
Reference
Directories - Town guides
Year Published
1893
term Occupations
Lord of the manor

Census | Gwinear Parish | GENUKI: Gwinear, Cornwall

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Census

Census information for this parish (1841 - 1901) is held in the Cornwall Record Office. The Cornwall Family History Society offers a census search service for its members.
Specific census information for this parish is available as follows:

  • 1841. The 1841 Census of Gwinear (HO107/142), Enumeration Districts 5 to 8, is available on-line from the Cornwall Online Census project.
  • 1851.
    • The 1851 Census of Gwinear (HO107/1916) is available on-line from the Cornwall Online Census project as follows:
    • The New Zealand Society of Genealogists have compiled separate surname indexes of the 1851 Census for each Cornish registration district; Gwinear is listed in Volume 38. The booklets are available in Cornwall at the Cornwall Centre, (formerly known as the Cornish Studies Library), and is also available in the Cornwall FHS Library.
  • 1861. The 1861 Census of Gwinear (RG9/1585), Enumeration Districts 5 to 8, is available on-line from the Cornwall Online Census project.
  • 1871. The 1871 Census of Gwinear (RG10/2329), Enumeration Districts 7 to 9, is available on-line from the Cornwall Online Census project.
  • 1881. The 1881 Census of Gwinear (RG11/2338), Enumeration Districts 6 to 9, is available on-line from the Cornwall Online Census project.
  • 1891. The 1891 Census of Gwinear (RG12/1852), Enumeration Districts 6 to 9, is available on-line from the Cornwall Online Census project.

Census

Census information for this parish (1841 - 1901) is held in the Cornwall Record Office. The Cornwall Family History Society offers a census search service for its members.
Specific census information for this parish is available as follows:

  • 1841. The 1841 Census of Phillack

Census

Census information for this parish (1841 - 1901) is held in the Cornwall Record Office. The Cornwall Family History Society offers a census search service for its members.
Specific census information for this parish is available as follows:

  • 1841. The 1841 Census of Gwinear (HO107/142), Enumeration Districts 5 to 8, is available on-line from the Cornwall Online Census project.
  • 1851.
    • The 1851 Census of Gwinear (HO107/1916) is available on-line from the Cornwall Online Census project as follows:
    • The New Zealand Society of Genealogists have compiled separate surname indexes of the 1851 Census for each Cornish registration district; Gwinear is listed in Volume 38. The booklets are available in Cornwall at the Cornwall Centre, (formerly known as the Cornish Studies Library), and is also available in the Cornwall FHS Library.
  • 1861. The 1861 Census of Gwinear (RG9/1585), Enumeration Districts 5 to 8, is available on-line from the Cornwall Online Census project.
  • 1871. The 1871 Census of Gwinear (RG10/2329), Enumeration Districts 7 to 9, is available on-line from the Cornwall Online Census project.
  • 1881. The 1881 Census of Gwinear (RG11/2338), Enumeration Districts 6 to 9, is available on-line from the Cornwall Online Census project.
  • 1891. The 1891 Census of Gwinear (RG12/1852), Enumeration Districts 6 to 9, is available on-line from the Cornwall Online Census project.

Census

Census information for this parish (1841 - 1901) is held in the Cornwall Record Office. The Cornwall Family History Society offers a census search service for its members.
Specific census information for this parish is available as follows:

reference term Locations
Gwinear parish
Gwinear
Sources
GENUKI genuki.org.uk
Reference
Census

Gwinear War Memorial | Archived

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Gwinear War Memorial

You may find an entry on the War grave commission site. Click HERE to search their site.

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At Gwinear, the Lynch Gate is the War Memorial with the names displayed on either side.

At Gwinear, the Lynch Gate is the War Memorial with the names displayed on either side.

World War 1914 - 1918

To The Glory Of God And In Sacred Memory Of The Men of St Gwinear, Who Lost Their Lives In the Great War 1914 -1918.

"Greater Love hath no man"

W. Brayt - W. T. Banfield - R. J. Banfield - J Barnes - S Chinn - C E Francis

A. Harris - E. J. Harvey - V. Hocking - C. James - W. James - J Lee

J Murphy - E. Rapson - S. Tippett - H. Trevorrow

Centre soldier in the group of three in the photo

Samuel Nicholas. Tippett -

Samuel Nicholas TIPPETT was born 5 Sep 1897 at Wheal Clowance farm,
Gwinear (Gap-in-the-wall, between Praze an Beeble and Leedstown).
He was the youngest son of Thomas and Sarah Ann TIPPETT.
He was 21 when he was killed on 17th Oct 1918. (I believe that was 3
weeks before the war ended).
The Tippett family bible entry says he was a stretcher bearer, a Private in the 2nd Batallion Royal Dublin Fusileers. Number 28888.
He is buried at Highland Military Cemetary, Le Cateau, France.

He is the centre soldier in the group of three in the photo.

The above information and photograph were kindly provided by Alan Trevarthen. Samuel was Alan's Granny's youngest brother. Alan also wrote, I don't know why he was in an Irish regiment. Perhaps the Army could not understand his Gwinear accent and thought he was Irish.

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World War 1939 - 1945

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At Gwinear, the Lynch Gate is the War Memorial with the names displayed on either side.

At Gwinear, the Lynch Gate is the War Memorial with the names displayed on either side.

World War 1914 - 1918

To The Glory Of God And In Sacred Memory Of The Men of St Gwinear, Who Lost Their Lives In the Great War 1914 -1918.

"Greater Love hath no man"

W. Brayt - W. T. Banfield - R. J. Banfield - J Barnes - S Chinn - C E Francis

A. Harris - E. J. Harvey - V. Hocking - C. James - W. James - J Lee

J Murphy - E. Rapson - S. Tippett - H. Trevorrow

Centre soldier in the group of three in the photo

Samuel Nicholas. Tippett -

Samuel Nicholas TIPPETT was born 5 Sep 1897 at Wheal Clowance farm,
Gwinear (Gap-in-the-wall, between Praze an Beeble and Leedstown).
He was the youngest son of Thomas and Sarah Ann TIPPETT.
He was 21 when he was killed on 17th Oct 1918. (I believe that was 3
weeks before the war ended).
The Tippett family bible entry says he was a stretcher bearer, a Private in the 2nd Batallion Royal Dublin Fusileers. Number 28888.
He is buried at Highland Military Cemetary, Le Cateau, France.

He is the centre soldier in the group of three in the photo.

The above information and photograph were kindly provided by Alan Trevarthen. Samuel was Alan's Granny's youngest brother. Alan also wrote, I don't know why he was in an Irish regiment. Perhaps the Army could not understand his Gwinear accent and thought he was Irish.

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World War 1939 - 1945

J. D. Ferrett - J. J. Hampton - A. C. Perry - R. N. Masters - T. Rapson - N. Smitheram

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The War Memorial can be found on a granite plaque in the Curch porch.

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War Surname Forenames Nationality Rank Service No
WW I BANFIELD Richard John UK Private 35409 Open
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CFHS Ref4584
WarWW I
SurnameBANFIELD
ForenamesRichard John
NationalityUK
RankPrivate
Service No35409
Section Company Battery
Unit / Vessel7th (Service) Battalion
ServiceDuke of Cornwall's Light Infantry
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Gwinear

War Memorial

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The War Memorial can be found on a granite plaque in the Curch porch.

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War Surname Forenames Nationality Rank Service No
WW I BANFIELD Richard John UK Private 35409 Open
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CFHS Ref4584
WarWW I
SurnameBANFIELD
ForenamesRichard John
NationalityUK
RankPrivate
Service No35409
Section Company Battery
Unit / Vessel7th (Service) Battalion
ServiceDuke of Cornwall's Light Infantry
Awards
British War Medal WW IBritish War Medal WW I
Victory Medal WW IVictory Medal WW I
Citations
EnlistedCamborne
ResidenceGwinear
Date Of Death16 Aug 1917
Will
CauseKilled in action
TheatreFrance and Flanders
Interred
Parish War MemorialGwinear PC. Leedstown Meth.
Role of Honor
Remembered On Memorial
Other MemorialTyne Cot Memorial
County/CountryBelgium.
County/Country (Cemetery)
Age22
Year Born1895
Place Of BirthGwinear
ParentsWilliam Thomas and Prudence Jane (nee PHILLIPS) BANFIELD
Parents ResidenceIvy Cottage, Reawla, Gwinear
Spouse
Spouse Residence
RemarksHis brother William Thomas BANFIELD (5446) also fell.

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WW I BANFIELD William Thomas UK Private 34181 Open
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CFHS Ref5446
WarWW I
SurnameBANFIELD
ForenamesWilliam Thomas
NationalityUK
RankPrivate
Service No34181
Section Company Battery
Unit / Vessel1st Battalion
ServiceWiltshire Regiment
Awards
British War Medal WW IBritish War Medal WW I
Victory Medal WW IVictory Medal WW I
Citations
EnlistedCamborne
ResidenceGwinear
Date Of Death12 Apr 1918
Will
CauseKilled in action
Theatre
Interred
Parish War MemorialGwinear PC. St Hilary PC. Leedstown Meth.
Role of Honor
Remembered On Memorial
Other MemorialPloegsteert Memorial
County/CountryBelgium.
County/Country (Cemetery)
Age25
Year Born1893
Place Of BirthGwinear
ParentsWilliam Thomas and Prudence Jane (nee PHILLIPS) BANFIELD
Parents ResidenceIvy Cottage, Reawla, Gwinear
Spouse
Spouse Residence
RemarksHis brother Richard John BANFIELD (4584) also fell.

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WW I BARNES John UK Private 36177 Open
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CFHS Ref5447
WarWW I
SurnameBARNES
ForenamesJohn
NationalityUK
RankPrivate
Service No36177
Section Company Battery
Unit / Vessel1st Battalion
ServiceDuke of Cornwall's Light Infantry
Awards
British War Medal WW IBritish War Medal WW I
Victory Medal WW IVictory Medal WW I
Citations
EnlistedSt Just in Penwith
Residence
Date Of Death22 Sep 1918
Will
CauseKilled in action
TheatreFrance and Flanders
Interred
Parish War MemorialGwinear PC. St Just WM. St Just PC Win.
Role of Honor
Remembered On Memorial
Other MemorialVis-en-Artois Memorial
County/CountryFrance.
County/Country (Cemetery)
Age24
Year Born1894
Place Of BirthSt Just in Penwith
ParentsJohn and Nancy (nee HOSKING) BARNES
Parents Residence
Spouse
Spouse Residence
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WW I BRAY William John UK Private 43721 Open
Full Record
CFHS Ref3800
WarWW I
SurnameBRAY
ForenamesWilliam John
NationalityUK
RankPrivate
Service No43721
Section Company Battery
Unit / Vessel1st Battalion
ServiceRoyal Inniskilling Fusiliers
Awards
British War Medal WW IBritish War Medal WW I
Victory Medal WW IVictory Medal WW I
Citations
EnlistedBodmin
Residence
Date Of Death14 Oct 1918
Will
CauseDied of wounds
TheatreFrance and Flanders
InterredDadizeele New British Cemetery
Parish War MemorialGwinear PC.
Role of Honor
Remembered On Memorial
Other Memorial
County/Country
County/Country (Cemetery)Belgium
Age27
Year Born1891
Place Of BirthGwinear
ParentsJames and Margaretta BRAY
Parents ResidenceRoeawlo, Gwinear
Spouse
Spouse Residence
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WW I CHINN Samuel Arthur UK Private 7196 Open
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CFHS Ref9115
WarWW I
SurnameCHINN
ForenamesSamuel Arthur
NationalityUK
RankPrivate
Service No7196
Section Company Battery
Unit / Vessel1st Battalion
ServiceDuke of Cornwall's Light Infantry
Awards
1914 Star1914 Star
British War Medal WW IBritish War Medal WW I
Victory Medal WW IVictory Medal WW I
Citations
EnlistedHayle
Residence
Date Of Death21 Nov 1914
Will
CauseKilled in action
TheatreFrance and Flanders
Interred
Parish War MemorialGwinear PC.
Role of Honor
Remembered On Memorial
Other MemorialYpres (Menin Gate) Memorial
County/CountryBelgium.
County/Country (Cemetery)
Age29
Year Born1885
Place Of BirthDublin, Eire
ParentsWilliam and Mary CHINN
Parents ResidenceHayle
Spouse
Spouse Residence
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WW I FRANCIS C E Open
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CFHS Ref9116
WarWW I
SurnameFRANCIS
ForenamesC E
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Rank
Service No
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Service
Awards
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Residence
Date Of Death
Will
Cause
Theatre
Interred
Parish War MemorialGwinear PC.
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WW I HARRIS Albert UK Private 31722 Open
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CFHS Ref4500
WarWW I
SurnameHARRIS
ForenamesAlbert
NationalityUK
RankPrivate
Service No31722
Section Company Battery
Unit / Vessel1st Battalion
ServiceDuke of Cornwall's Light Infantry
Awards
British War Medal WW IBritish War Medal WW I
Victory Medal WW IVictory Medal WW I
Citations
EnlistedExeter, Devon
ResidenceSithney
Date Of Death08 May 1917
Will
CauseKilled in action
TheatreFrance and Flanders
Interred
Parish War MemorialGwinear PC. Sithney PC.
Role of Honor
Remembered On Memorial
Other MemorialArras Memorial
County/CountryFrance.
County/Country (Cemetery)
Age26
Year Born1891
Place Of BirthSithney
ParentsThomas and Adah (nee DALE) HARRIS
Parents ResidenceTrannack, Sithney
Spouse
Spouse Residence
RemarksElder son. Formerly 3465 Royal Devonshire Yeomanry

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WW I HARVEY Edward J UK Air Mechanic 2nd Class F/46731 Open
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CFHS Ref9117
WarWW I
SurnameHARVEY
ForenamesEdward J
NationalityUK
RankAir Mechanic 2nd Class
Service NoF/46731
Section Company Battery
Unit / VesselHMS President II
ServiceRoyal Naval Air Service
Awards
Citations
Enlisted
Residence
Date Of Death22 Feb 1918
Will
Cause
Theatre
InterredGwinear (St Gwinear) Churchyard Cemetery
Parish War MemorialGwinear PC
Role of Honor
Remembered On Memorial
Other MemorialRAF Memorial.
County/CountryLondon.
County/Country (Cemetery)Cornwall
Age20
Year Born1898
Place Of BirthLeedstown
ParentsRuth HARVEY
Parents ResidenceCarloose, Gwinear
Spouse
Spouse Residence
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WW I HOCKING Francis Vivian UK Private 202664 Open
Full Record
CFHS Ref5662
WarWW I
SurnameHOCKING
ForenamesFrancis Vivian
NationalityUK
RankPrivate
Service No202664
Section Company Battery
Unit / Vessel2nd/7th Battalion
ServiceWorcestershire Regiment
Awards
British War Medal WW IBritish War Medal WW I
Victory Medal WW IVictory Medal WW I
Citations
EnlistedCamborne
Residence
Date Of Death26 Aug 1917
Will
Cause
Theatre
Interred
Parish War MemorialGwinear PC. Penponds WM
Role of Honor
Remembered On Memorial
Other MemorialTyne Cot Memorial
County/CountryBelgium.
County/Country (Cemetery)
Age22
Year Born1895
Place Of BirthCamborne
ParentsEliza (nee MOON) and the late Francis HOCKING
Parents ResidenceCamborne
Spouse
Spouse Residence
RemarksFormerly 2430 Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry.

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WW I JAMES Cecil UK Private 55391 Open
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CFHS Ref3503
WarWW I
SurnameJAMES
ForenamesCecil
NationalityUK
RankPrivate
Service No55391
Section Company Battery
Unit / Vessel13th (Service) Battalion
ServiceWelsh Regiment
Awards
British War Medal WW IBritish War Medal WW I
Victory Medal WW IVictory Medal WW I
Citations
EnlistedCamborne
ResidenceGwinear
Date Of Death02 Sep 1917
Will
CauseKilled in action
TheatreFrance and Flanders
InterredWelsh Cemetery (Ceasar's Nose)
Parish War MemorialGwinear PC
Role of Honor
Remembered On Memorial
Other Memorial
County/Country
County/Country (Cemetery)Belgium
Age20
Year Born1897
Place Of BirthGwinear
ParentsThomas William and Charity Webber (nee HENDRA) JAMES
Parents Residence21 Reawla, Gwinear
Spouse
Spouse Residence
RemarksFormerly 35246 Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry.

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WW I JAMES William Francis UK Private 202707 Open
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CFHS Ref9119
WarWW I
SurnameJAMES
ForenamesWilliam Francis
NationalityUK
RankPrivate
Service No202707
Section Company Battery
Unit / Vessel2nd Battalion
ServiceDuke of Cornwall's Light Infantry
Awards
British War Medal WW IBritish War Medal WW I
Victory Medal WW IVictory Medal WW I
Citations
EnlistedRedruth
ResidenceHayle
Date Of Death15 Jul 1918
Will
Cause
TheatreSalonika
Interred
Parish War MemorialGwinear PC
Role of Honor
Remembered On Memorial
Other Memorial
County/Country
County/Country (Cemetery)Greece
Age20
Year Born1898
Place Of BirthGwinear
ParentsElizabeth Jane and the late Richard James JAMES
Parents ResidenceGwinear
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Spouse Residence
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WW I LEE John UK Private 28040 Open
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CFHS Ref4957
WarWW I
SurnameLEE
ForenamesJohn
NationalityUK
RankPrivate
Service No28040
Section Company Battery
Unit / Vessel7th (Service) Battalion
ServiceDuke of Cornwall's Light Infantry
Awards
British War Medal WW IBritish War Medal WW I
Victory Medal WW IVictory Medal WW I
Citations
EnlistedCamborne
ResidenceRoseworthy
Date Of Death16 Aug 1917
Will
CauseKilled in action
TheatreFrance and Flanders
Interred
Parish War MemorialGwinear PC. Penponds WM. St Ives WM.
Role of Honor
Remembered On Memorial
Other MemorialTyne Cot Memorial
County/CountryBelgium.
County/Country (Cemetery)
Age28
Year Born1889
Place Of BirthCamborne
ParentsJane (nee DINGLE) and the late William Rowe LEE
Parents Residence19 Albany Road, Falmouth
SpouseAnnie Jane (nee ROWE) LEE
Spouse ResidencePark Holly, Treswithian, Camborne
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WW I MURPHY J Open
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CFHS Ref9121
WarWW I
SurnameMURPHY
ForenamesJ
Nationality
Rank
Service No
Section Company Battery
Unit / Vessel
Service
Awards
Citations
Enlisted
Residence
Date Of Death
Will
Cause
Theatre
Interred
Parish War MemorialGwinear PC
Role of Honor
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WW I RAPSON Ernest UK Private 35408 Open
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CFHS Ref6973
WarWW I
SurnameRAPSON
ForenamesErnest
NationalityUK
RankPrivate
Service No35408
Section Company Battery
Unit / Vessel3rd Battalion
ServiceDuke of Cornwall's Light Infantry
Awards
Citations
EnlistedCamborne
ResidenceGwinear
Date Of Death28 Apr 1917
Will
Cause
TheatreHome
InterredParkhurst Military Cemetery
Parish War MemorialGwinear PC
Role of Honor
Remembered On Memorial
Other Memorial
County/Country
County/Country (Cemetery)Isle of Wight
Age19
Year Born1898
Place Of BirthGwinear
ParentsElizabeth Jane RAPSON
Parents ResidenceWheal Mary, Leedstown, Hayle
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Spouse Residence
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WW I TIPPETT Samuel Nicholas UK Private 28888 Open
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CFHS Ref3895
WarWW I
SurnameTIPPETT
ForenamesSamuel Nicholas
NationalityUK
RankPrivate
Service No28888
Section Company Battery
Unit / Vessel2nd Battalion
ServiceRoyal Dublin Fusiliers
Awards
British War Medal WW IBritish War Medal WW I
Victory Medal WW IVictory Medal WW I
Citations
EnlistedCamborne
ResidencePraze
Date Of Death17 Oct 1918
Will
CauseKilled in action
TheatreFrance and Flanders
InterredHighland Cemetery
Parish War MemorialGwinear PC
Role of Honor
Remembered On Memorial
Other Memorial
County/Country
County/Country (Cemetery)France
Age21
Year Born1897
Place Of BirthGwinear
ParentsThomas and Sarah Ann TIPPETT
Parents ResidenceWheal Clowance, Praze
Spouse
Spouse Residence
RemarksFormerly 16144 Royal Artillery.

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WW I TREVORROW Harold UK Private 16528 Open
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CFHS Ref2130
WarWW I
SurnameTREVORROW
ForenamesHarold
NationalityUK
RankPrivate
Service No16528
Section Company Battery
Unit / Vessel1st Battalion
ServiceHampshire Regiment
Awards
1914-15 Star1914-15 Star
British War Medal WW IBritish War Medal WW I
Victory Medal WW IVictory Medal WW I
Citations
EnlistedBodmin
ResidenceHayle
Date Of Death08 Jun 1917
Will
CauseDied of wounds
TheatreFrance and Flanders
InterredEtaples Military Cemetery
Parish War MemorialGwinear PC. Pendeen WM
Role of HonorPendee RoH
Remembered On Memorial
Other Memorial
County/Country
County/Country (Cemetery)France
Age21
Year Born1896
Place Of BirthSt Just
ParentsMary TREVORROW
Parents ResidenceReawala, Gwinear
Spouse
Spouse Residence
RemarksFormerly 48164 Royal Garrison Artillery. Pendeen WM shows surname as TREVERROW.

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WW II FERRETT John Oswald Francis UK Aircraftman 1st Class 1315308 Open
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CFHS Ref9122
WarWW II
SurnameFERRETT
ForenamesJohn Oswald Francis
NationalityUK
RankAircraftman 1st Class
Service No1315308
Section Company Battery
Unit / Vessel
ServiceRoyal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
Awards
Citations
Enlisted
Residence
Date Of Death19 May 1943
Will
Cause
Theatre
InterredChittagong War Cemetery
Parish War MemorialGwinear PC.
Role of Honor
Remembered On Memorial
Other MemorialRAF Memorial.
County/CountryLondon.
County/Country (Cemetery)Bangladesh
Age21
Year Born1922
Place Of Birth
ParentsFrancis Stephen and Edith Anne FERRETT
Parents ResidenceCamborne
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Spouse Residence
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WW II HAMPTON Perry John James UK Private 5440299 Open
Full Record
CFHS Ref9123
WarWW II
SurnameHAMPTON
ForenamesPerry John James
NationalityUK
RankPrivate
Service No5440299
Section Company Battery
Unit / Vessel4th Battalion
ServiceDuke of Cornwall's Light Infantry
Awards
Citations
Enlisted
Residence
Date Of Death04 Aug 1941
Will
Cause
Theatre
InterredHarwich Cemetery
Parish War MemorialGwinear PC
Role of Honor
Remembered On Memorial
Other Memorial
County/Country
County/Country (Cemetery)Essex
Age24
Year Born1917
Place Of Birth
ParentsRalph and Eliza Jane HAMPTON
Parents ResidenceLeedstown
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Spouse Residence
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WW II MASTERS B N Open
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CFHS Ref9125
WarWW II
SurnameMASTERS
ForenamesB N
Nationality
Rank
Service No
Section Company Battery
Unit / Vessel
Service
Awards
Citations
Enlisted
Residence
Date Of Death
Will
Cause
Theatre
Interred
Parish War MemorialGwinear PC
Role of Honor
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Age0
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WW II PERRY Arthur Cecil UK Civilian Open
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CFHS Ref9124
WarWW II
SurnamePERRY
ForenamesArthur Cecil
NationalityUK
RankCivilian
Service No
Section Company Battery
Unit / Vessel
ServiceFederation of Malay States
Awards
Citations
Enlisted
Residence
Date Of Death13 Feb 1942
Will
Cause
Theatre
Interred
Parish War MemorialGwinear PC. Camborne School of Mines.
Role of Honor
Remembered On Memorial
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County/Country
County/Country (Cemetery)
Age55
Year Born1887
Place Of Birth
Parents
Parents Residence
Spouse
Spouse Residence
RemarksKilled onboard HMS Giang Bee during the evacuation of Singapore.

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WW II RAPSON Telfer UK Private 5577508 Open
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CFHS Ref9126
WarWW II
SurnameRAPSON
ForenamesTelfer
NationalityUK
RankPrivate
Service No5577508
Section Company Battery
Unit / Vessel5th Battalion
ServiceWiltshire Regiment
Awards
Citations
Enlisted
ResidenceCornwall
Date Of Death10 Jul 1944
Will
Cause
Theatre
InterredSt Manvieu War Cemetery
Parish War MemorialGwinear PC
Role of Honor
Remembered On Memorial
Other Memorial
County/Country
County/Country (Cemetery)France
Age22
Year Born1922
Place Of BirthCornwall
ParentsJames Thomas and Julia RAPSON
Parents ResidenceGwinear
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WW II SMITHERAM Norman UK Fireman Open
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CFHS Ref9127
WarWW II
SurnameSMITHERAM
ForenamesNorman
NationalityUK
RankFireman
Service No
Section Company Battery
Unit / VesselSS Kyle Rona
ServiceMerchant Navy
Awards
Citations
Enlisted
ResidenceCarmel Green, Gwinear
Date Of Death16 Feb 1941
Will
CausePosted missing
Theatre
Interred
Parish War MemorialGwinear PC
Role of Honor
Remembered On MemorialGwinear Churchyard, parents' grave
Other MemorialTower Hill Memorial WW2
County/CountryLondon.
County/Country (Cemetery)
Age20
Year Born1921
Place Of BirthPenhale Moor
ParentsThomas Leonard and Florence Maud SMITHERAM
Parents ResidenceGwinear
SpouseSarah Jane SMITHERAM
Spouse ResidenceThe Hague, Holland
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WW I HARVEY Edward J UK Air Mechanic 2nd Class F/46731 Open
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WarWW I
SurnameHARVEY
ForenamesEdward J
NationalityUK
RankAir Mechanic 2nd Class
Service NoF/46731
Section Company Battery
Unit / VesselHMS President II
ServiceRoyal Naval Air Service
Awards
Citations
Enlisted
Residence
Date Of Death22 Feb 1918
Will
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InterredGwinear (St Gwinear) Churchyard Cemetery
Parish War MemorialGwinear PC
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Remembered On Memorial
Other MemorialRAF Memorial.
County/CountryLondon.
County/Country (Cemetery)Cornwall
Age20
Year Born1898
Place Of BirthLeedstown
ParentsRuth HARVEY
Parents ResidenceCarloose, Gwinear
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WW I JAMES Cecil UK Private 55391 Open
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CFHS Ref3503
WarWW I
SurnameJAMES
ForenamesCecil
NationalityUK
RankPrivate
Service No55391
Section Company Battery
Unit / Vessel13th (Service) Battalion
ServiceWelsh Regiment
Awards
British War Medal WW IBritish War Medal WW I
Victory Medal WW IVictory Medal WW I
Citations
EnlistedCamborne
ResidenceGwinear
Date Of Death02 Sep 1917
Will
CauseKilled in action
TheatreFrance and Flanders
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County/Country
County/Country (Cemetery)Belgium
Age20
Year Born1897
Place Of BirthGwinear
ParentsThomas William and Charity Webber (nee HENDRA) JAMES
Parents Residence21 Reawla, Gwinear
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Spouse Residence
RemarksFormerly 35246 Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry.

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WW I JAMES William Francis UK Private 202707 Open
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CFHS Ref9119
WarWW I
SurnameJAMES
ForenamesWilliam Francis
NationalityUK
RankPrivate
Service No202707
Section Company Battery
Unit / Vessel2nd Battalion
ServiceDuke of Cornwall's Light Infantry
Awards
British War Medal WW IBritish War Medal WW I
Victory Medal WW IVictory Medal WW I
Citations
EnlistedRedruth
ResidenceHayle
Date Of Death15 Jul 1918
Will
Cause
TheatreSalonika
Interred
Parish War MemorialGwinear PC
Role of Honor
Remembered On Memorial
Other Memorial
County/Country
County/Country (Cemetery)Greece
Age20
Year Born1898
Place Of BirthGwinear
ParentsElizabeth Jane and the late Richard James JAMES
Parents ResidenceGwinear
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WW I MURPHY J Open
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CFHS Ref9121
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SurnameMURPHY
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WW I RAPSON Ernest UK Private 35408 Open
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CFHS Ref6973
WarWW I
SurnameRAPSON
ForenamesErnest
NationalityUK
RankPrivate
Service No35408
Section Company Battery
Unit / Vessel3rd Battalion
ServiceDuke of Cornwall's Light Infantry
Awards
Citations
EnlistedCamborne
ResidenceGwinear
Date Of Death28 Apr 1917
Will
Cause
TheatreHome
InterredParkhurst Military Cemetery
Parish War MemorialGwinear PC
Role of Honor
Remembered On Memorial
Other Memorial
County/Country
County/Country (Cemetery)Isle of Wight
Age19
Year Born1898
Place Of BirthGwinear
ParentsElizabeth Jane RAPSON
Parents ResidenceWheal Mary, Leedstown, Hayle
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WW II HAMPTON Perry John James UK Private 5440299 Open
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CFHS Ref9123
WarWW II
SurnameHAMPTON
ForenamesPerry John James
NationalityUK
RankPrivate
Service No5440299
Section Company Battery
Unit / Vessel4th Battalion
ServiceDuke of Cornwall's Light Infantry
Awards
Citations
Enlisted
Residence
Date Of Death04 Aug 1941
Will
Cause
Theatre
InterredHarwich Cemetery
Parish War MemorialGwinear PC
Role of Honor
Remembered On Memorial
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County/Country
County/Country (Cemetery)Essex
Age24
Year Born1917
Place Of Birth
ParentsRalph and Eliza Jane HAMPTON
Parents ResidenceLeedstown
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WW II MASTERS B N Open
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WW II RAPSON Telfer UK Private 5577508 Open
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CFHS Ref9126
WarWW II
SurnameRAPSON
ForenamesTelfer
NationalityUK
RankPrivate
Service No5577508
Section Company Battery
Unit / Vessel5th Battalion
ServiceWiltshire Regiment
Awards
Citations
Enlisted
ResidenceCornwall
Date Of Death10 Jul 1944
Will
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Theatre
InterredSt Manvieu War Cemetery
Parish War MemorialGwinear PC
Role of Honor
Remembered On Memorial
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County/Country
County/Country (Cemetery)France
Age22
Year Born1922
Place Of BirthCornwall
ParentsJames Thomas and Julia RAPSON
Parents ResidenceGwinear
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WW II SMITHERAM Norman UK Fireman Open
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CFHS Ref9127
WarWW II
SurnameSMITHERAM
ForenamesNorman
NationalityUK
RankFireman
Service No
Section Company Battery
Unit / VesselSS Kyle Rona
ServiceMerchant Navy
Awards
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Enlisted
ResidenceCarmel Green, Gwinear
Date Of Death16 Feb 1941
Will
CausePosted missing
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Parish War MemorialGwinear PC
Role of Honor
Remembered On MemorialGwinear Churchyard, parents' grave
Other MemorialTower Hill Memorial WW2
County/CountryLondon.
County/Country (Cemetery)
Age20
Year Born1921
Place Of BirthPenhale Moor
ParentsThomas Leonard and Florence Maud SMITHERAM
Parents ResidenceGwinear
SpouseSarah Jane SMITHERAM
Spouse ResidenceThe Hague, Holland
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Died on This Day: 10th Sep

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1916 - BENNEY Richard
1916 - TUCKER George
1917 - CASSIDY John
1917 - DEACON John
1917 - HOOPER Thomas John
1917 - JULIAN William John
1918 - RAPSON Walter More
1918 - ROWSE William
1918 - TRETHEWEY William

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1832 Voters' List for the Parish of Gwinear, in the SW Division of Cornwall

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1832 Voters' List for the Parish of Gwinear, in the SW Division of Cornwall

Election of Knights of the Shire

Forename(s) Surname Abode Qualification Property Address, tenants etc.
John ANGOVE Weeth Gwinear Rent-charge Houses and Land
John DAVEY Bezurrel Gwinear Freehold Bezurrel
George DAVEY Drannack Mill Gwinear Leasehold Mills Houses and Land
Samuel GOFFE Shorgrove Essex Leasehold
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1832 Voters' List for the Parish of Gwinear, in the SW Division of Cornwall

Election of Knights of the Shire

Forename(s) Surname Abode Qualification Property Address, tenants etc.
John ANGOVE Weeth Gwinear Rent-charge Houses and Land
John DAVEY Bezurrel Gwinear Freehold Bezurrel
George DAVEY Drannack Mill Gwinear Leasehold Mills Houses and Land
Samuel GOFFE Shorgrove Essex Leasehold Rd Kneebone Tenant
Samuel GROSE Reawla Gwinear Leasehold House and Land
Thomas HOCKING Carnhell Gwinear Freehold House and Land
Richard HAMBLY Carnhell Gwinear Freehold House and Land
William HAMBLY Carnhell Gwinear Freehold Public House
Charles HALE Wall Gwinear Leasehold Houses and Land
Henry HUTHNANCE Cathebedran Gwinear Leasehold George Davey Tenant
Henry HUTHNANCE Rosewarne Gwinear Freehold Houses and Land
Edmund HUTHNANCE Coswinsowsen Gwinear Leasehold Bezurrel
Thomas HUTHNANCE Roseworthy Gwinear Rent-charge Houses and Land
William HODGE Tregortha Gwinear Leasehold Houses and Land
Thomas JENNINGS Goneva Gwinear Freehold Houses Carnhell
John LAMBRICK Square in Penryn Freehold Herland
Thomas MICHELL Coswinsowsen Gwinear Leasehold Roseworthy
Richard MURLEY Hayle Phillack Freehold Houses
John Thomas MILLETT Hayle Phillack Freehold George Davey Tenant
Robert OSBORNE Treveneague St Hilary Freehold Taskus Farm
Samuel PEARCE Lamin Gwinear Rent-charge Houses and Land
Richard ROSEWARNE Nanpusker Phillack Freehold Herland
Richard ROSEWARNE Bosparva Gwinear Leasehold Houses and Land
William ROSEWARNE Polkinghorn Gwinear Rent-charge Houses and Land
William ROSEWARNE Carnhell Gwinear Freehold Houses and Land
John SYMONDS Church-town Gwinear Leasehold Public House
John STICKLAND Church-town Gwinear Leasehold Coswinsowsen
Henry THOMAS Drannack Gwinear Leasehold Houses and Land
Thomas THOMAS Herland Gwinear Leasehold Richard Rosewarne
John THOMAS Reawla Gwinear Leasehold Herland
William VAWDREY Vicarage Gwinear Rent-charge Glebe Farm
John VIVIAN Trenawin Gwinear Leasehold Houses and Land
Joseph VIVIAN Roseworthy Gwinear Leasehold Houses and Land
John VIVIAN Roseworthy Gwinear Leasehold Reawla
James WILLIAMS Coswinsowsen Gwinear Freehold Houses and Land
Matthew WILLIAMS Coswinsowsen Gwinear Freehold Houses and Land
John Thomas WILLIAMS Seven Oaks Kent Vicarage Rv W Vawdrey curate

 
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Wills & Admons for the parish of Gwinear, Cornwall | via azazella

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WILLS & ADMONS for GWINEAR, CORNWALL 1660-1773

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ADAMS, Humphrey: will proved 22 May 1701
ADAMS, Jane: will proved 16 Apr 1706
ADAMS, John: admon dated 15 Jun 1693
ADAMS, John: admon dated 8 May 1741
ADAMS, William: admon dated 10 Mar 1761
BARKELL, James: admon dated 14 Feb 1720
BARKER, Thomas: will proved 1 May 1759
BARKER, Zenobia: admon dated 17 May 1762
BODINNER, Elizabeth: will proved 26 Apr 1733
BOSSEVERN, Gavrigan: will proved 2 Jun 1663 (pt.10)
BROWNE, Vernon: will proved 6 Sep 1671
BRYANT, Daniel: will proved 12 May 1763-65*
BRYANT, Peter: admon dated 27 Apr 1727
CALENSO, John: will proved 4 Oct 1748
CALENSO, John: will proved 11 Nov 1748
CALENSO, John: admon dated 16 Jun 1757
CALENSO, William: admon dated 20 Jul 1762-64*
CALENSOE, John: will proved 14 Feb 1739
CALENSOE, William: admon dated 30 Oct 1688
CARNE, Joseph: admon dated 21 Sep 1762-64*
CARNESEW, John: admon dated 30 Jun 1671
CARPENTER, Henry: will proved 15 May 1707
CARPENTER, Katherine: admon dated 18 Apr 1706
CLARKE, Archelai: will proved 28 Apr 1726
CLARKE, Thomas: admon dated 19 Mar 1762
CLEMENTS, Phillipp: will proved 12 Jan 1675
COCK, Christopher: admon dated 7 Jun 1725
COCK, Henry: admon dated 14 May 1767
COCK, James: will proved 19 May 1720 (pt.1)
COCK, James: will proved 11 Sep 1729
COCK, Prudence: will proved 7 Jun 1725
CORYN, William: admon dated 29 Apr 1708
DOWNIG, Richard: will proved 19 Feb 1685
ELLIS, John: will proved 6 Apr 1711 (pt.1)
EVA, Thomasine: will proved 10 May 1773
EVAH, William: will proved 6 Apr 1711
FLOYD, Peter: will

WILLS & ADMONS for GWINEAR, CORNWALL 1660-1773

(Those persons below listed in italics are included in one my probate abstracts--see Cornish Database Page). The number following in parentheses lists which abstract database (1-14) the will or admon is found in.

ADAMS, Humphrey: will proved 22 May 1701
ADAMS, Jane: will proved 16 Apr 1706
ADAMS, John: admon dated 15 Jun 1693
ADAMS, John: admon dated 8 May 1741
ADAMS, William: admon dated 10 Mar 1761
BARKELL, James: admon dated 14 Feb 1720
BARKER, Thomas: will proved 1 May 1759
BARKER, Zenobia: admon dated 17 May 1762
BODINNER, Elizabeth: will proved 26 Apr 1733
BOSSEVERN, Gavrigan: will proved 2 Jun 1663 (pt.10)
BROWNE, Vernon: will proved 6 Sep 1671
BRYANT, Daniel: will proved 12 May 1763-65*
BRYANT, Peter: admon dated 27 Apr 1727
CALENSO, John: will proved 4 Oct 1748
CALENSO, John: will proved 11 Nov 1748
CALENSO, John: admon dated 16 Jun 1757
CALENSO, William: admon dated 20 Jul 1762-64*
CALENSOE, John: will proved 14 Feb 1739
CALENSOE, William: admon dated 30 Oct 1688
CARNE, Joseph: admon dated 21 Sep 1762-64*
CARNESEW, John: admon dated 30 Jun 1671
CARPENTER, Henry: will proved 15 May 1707
CARPENTER, Katherine: admon dated 18 Apr 1706
CLARKE, Archelai: will proved 28 Apr 1726
CLARKE, Thomas: admon dated 19 Mar 1762
CLEMENTS, Phillipp: will proved 12 Jan 1675
COCK, Christopher: admon dated 7 Jun 1725
COCK, Henry: admon dated 14 May 1767
COCK, James: will proved 19 May 1720 (pt.1)
COCK, James: will proved 11 Sep 1729
COCK, Prudence: will proved 7 Jun 1725
CORYN, William: admon dated 29 Apr 1708
DOWNIG, Richard: will proved 19 Feb 1685
ELLIS, John: will proved 6 Apr 1711 (pt.1)
EVA, Thomasine: will proved 10 May 1773
EVAH, William: will proved 6 Apr 1711
FLOYD, Peter: will proved 9 May 1698
FLOYD, William: will proved 6 Jul 1697
GLASSON, Robert: admon dated 14 Feb 1739 & 14 May 1742 (pt.5)
GOBLE, Richard: admon dated 22 Mar 1757
HAMILL, Peter: will proved15 Feb 1743
HAMMELL, Peter: will proved 8 May 1716 (pt.4)
HAMPTON, Edward: will proved 17 May 1762 (pt.1)
HARVEY, James: admon dated 3 Jul 1735
HENDRA, Christopher: admon dated 24 Jul 1700
HIDNANCE, Henry: will proved 12 Mar 1660
HOLLMAN, Martin: will proved 12 Jan 1671
HOOPER, Henry: admon dated 2 May 1723
HOWILL, Francis, gent: will proved 23 Jun 1674
HUGH, Henry: will proved 20 Apr 1686
HUTHNANCE, Edward: will proved 13 Jul 1675
HUTHNANCE, Henry: will proved 8 May 1716
HUTHNANCE, Henry: will proved 28 Oct 1742
HUTHNANCE, John: admon dated 18 Feb 1677
HUTHNANCE, John: will proved 12 Aug 1734
HUTHNANCE, Nathan: will proved 3 Oct 1664
INGRAM, John: admon dated 15 Feb 1732
INGRAM, Tobias: will proved 16 May 1717
INGRAM, Tobias: admon dated 17 Mar 1734
INGRAM, Tobias: admon dated 10 may 1749
JAMES, Caleb: will proved 22 Sep 1761
JAMES, Richard: will proved 11 Apr 1668
JEFFERY, Richard: will proved 10 May 1749
JENNINGS, William: will proved 21 Jul 1762-64*
JONES, Theodore: will proved 6 May 1748
JONES, Vernon: will proved 31 Aug 1750
KING, John: admon dated 16 May 1717
KING, Reynold: will proved 20 Feb 1681
KING, Reynold: admon dated 21 Nov 1740
KING, Thomas: will proved 13 May 1747
LANYON, Hugh, gent: admon dated 29 Sep 1767
LANYON, Mary, widow: will proved 10 Nov 1737
LANYON, Susanna: will proved 25 Sep 1699 (pt.12)
LANYON, Tobias: will proved 2 Mar 1698 (pt.12)
LANYON, Tobias: will proved 26 Apr 1721
LANYON, Tobias, Esq: will proved 15 Jul 1762-64*
LEAN, James: admon dated 19 Feb 1729
LEGGOE, Thomas: will proved 22 Sep 1692 (pt.12)
LIBBY, Robert: admon dated 20 Jun 1678
LUKES, John: admon dated 21 Oct 1698
MADDERNE, William: will proved 19 Oct 1685
MICHELE, Samuel: will proved 9 Mar 1724
MICHELL, Nathaniel: admon dated 2 Jun 1682
MICHELL, Nicholas: admon dated 26 Apr 1710
MICHELL, Ralph: will proved 22 May 1701
MICHELL, Ralph: will proved 16 May 1717 (pt.4)
MICHELL, Ralph: will proved 18 Feb 1771
MICHELL, Thomas: will proved 5 Feb 1660
MICHELL, William: admon dated 6 May 1697
MITCHELL, George: will proved 10 Sep 1718
MITCHELL, George: admon dated 9 Mar 1753
MITCHELL, James: admon dated 22 Jun 1749
MITCHELL, Thomas: admon dated 22 Apr 1686
MITCHELL, Thomas: will proved 30 Apr 1759
MITCHELL, William: admon dated 4 Jun 1686
MURLEY, John: will proved 29 May 1763-65*
MURLEY, John: will proved 30 May 1766
MURLEY, John: will proved 3 Feb 1769
NICHELL (MICHELL?), Thomas: will proved 14 Dec 1772
NOALL, Miles: will proved 2 Jun 1674
OATIS, Charles: will proved 5 Jul 1742
PASCHOE, Francis: admon dated 19 Feb 1685
PASCOE, William: will proved 1 May 1766
PAWLEY, William: will proved 14 Mar 1673
PAYNTER, Edward: admon dated 22 Jul 1690
PAYNTER, William: admon dated 19 Oct 1664
PAYNTER, William: will proved 9 May 1698
PEARCE, John: will proved 12 Apr 1736
PEARCE, John: will proved 20 Sep 1754
PEARCE, Richard: admon dated 30 Apr 1761
PEARCE, William: will proved 29 May 1763-65*
PEARCE, William: will proved 18 May 1772
PEARSE, John: will proved 16 Apr 1667
PENHALE, Richard: admon dated 20 Sep 1694
PENHALL, Humphrey: admon dated 20 Feb 1737
PENHALL, Margaret: admon dated 12 Feb 1738
PENHALL, Richard: will proved 9 May 1757
PENTECOST, William: will proved ?? May 1684
PHILIPE, John: admon dated 17 Jul 1767
PHILLIPPS, Anne: will proved 22 Jul 1690
PHILLIPPS, Richard: will proved 6 Nov 1661
PHILLIPPS, William: will proved 12 Jul 1677
PHILLIPPS, William: admon dated 19 Mar 1680
POLKINHORNE, Otho: will proved 1 Mar 1665
PRYOR, Christopher: will proved 6 Apr 1711
PRYOR, Christopher: will proved 21 Mar 1754
PRYOR, John: will proved 11 May 1732
REYNOLDS, _______: admon dated 27 Apr 1665
RICHARDS, Nicholas: will proved 24 Apr 1699
RICHES, Dorcus: will proved 16 Jul 1734
ROGERS, Henry: will proved 9 Mar 1770
ROSEVEARE, Elizabeth, widow: will proved 10 Dec 1662?
ROSEVEARNE, William: admon dated __ Jun 1667
ROSEWARNE, Margery: will proved 21 Jul 1769
ROSEWEARNE, Richard: admon dated 26 Apr 1733
SANDOE, Francis: will proved 3 Feb 1736
SANDOE, Richard: admon dated 5 Feb 1660
SAUNDERS, Thomas: admon dated 17 May 1750
SCADDAN, Francis: will proved 4 Sep 1738
SCADDAN, Richard: will proved 4 Sep 1738
SCADEN, Henry: admon dated 10 Sep 1729
SCADDEN, Henry: admon dated 28 Sep 1714
SCADDON, Henry: admon dated 14 Jul 1726
SHUGG, James: admon dated 12 Nov 1743
SHUGG, John: will proved 14 Jun 1673
SHUGG, John: will proved 12 Nov 1743
SHUGG, Thomas: admon dated 12 May 1760
SICKLER, William: admon dated 14 Mar 1755
SPARNEN, Benjamin: admon dated 27 Nov 1721 (pt.11)
STEPHENS, Henry: will proved 1 Jun 1682 (pt.14)
STEPHENS, Francis: admon dated 24 Apr 1699
STEVENS, Phillipp: will proved 19 Feb 1685
STONE, Francis: admon dated 18 Jul 1693
STONE, Francis: admon dated 11 Feb 1735
STONE, Humphrey: admon dated 15 Jun 1693
STONE, Humphrey: will proved 18 Jul 1693
THOMAS, James: will proved 28 Apr 1726 (pt.6)
TOCKER, John: will proved 28 Apr 1685
TOMM, Bridget: admon dated 27 Jan 1689
TREGORTHA, John: will proved 29 Apr 1730
TREMEANE, Richard: will proved 26 Jan 1694
TREMILLING, Gilbert: will proved 4 May 1768
UREN, Henry: admon dated 20 Oct 1703 (pt.4)
UREN, Richard: admon dated 12 Apr 1725
VIGURS, Andrew: will proved 6 Jul 1731
VIGURS, Elizabeth: will proved 27 Oct 1731
WATERS, John: admon dated 13 May 1760
WEARE, Thomas: will proved 26 Apr 1710
WHEAR, John: will proved 15 Oct 1733
WHEAR, Thomas: will proved 18 Oct 1749
WHITE, Grace: will proved 9 Mar 1715 (pt.2)
WHITE, Reynold: will proved 29 Apr 1703
WHITE, Thomas: will proved 15 May 1742
WILLIAM, Humphrey, gent: admon dated 3 Jun 1686
WILLIAMS, John: admon dated 31 May 1733
WILLIAMS, Philip: will proved 6 May 1748
WILLIAMS, William: will proved 25 Apr 1670
WILLS, Mary: admon dated 9 Feb 1737

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