1959

p405. Some Cornish Schools of Long Ago—R. Morton Nance. Including Ludgvan.
p407. The Ancient Crosses and Cross-sites of Zennor—F. C. Hirst, ed. P. A. S. Pool.
p417. Christmas Customs at Newlyn—J. Kelynack.
p418. The Tinners Riot of 1729”—Cyril Noall. St. Ives. (Continued)

The dates are guesses in this volume as my bound edition has the issue covers removed. There is one more issue than an annual publication.

Editor—R. Morton Nance [1873–1959]

p405. Some Cornish Schools of Long Ago—R. Morton Nance. Including Ludgvan.
p407. The Ancient Crosses and Cross-sites of Zennor—F. C. Hirst, ed. P. A. S. Pool.
p417. Christmas Customs at Newlyn—J. Kelynack.
p418. The Tinners Riot of 1729”—Cyril Noall. St. Ives. (Continued)

abbreviations

fl – flourished: typically linked to specific documented sources/events, when aren't in themselves providing evidence of birth and death, but do show a year/s when person alive
d.s.p. – decessit sine prole: died without issue; cf
d.s.p.m. – died without male issue
d.s.p. legit – died without legitimate offspring
dvp: – died during father`s lifetime
s and h – son and heir
o.b.s.p.legil: – died without legitimate offspring
uxor – wife (Latin, found in older parish registers): wife (Latin, found in older parish registers)'
fils – son (Latin)
Relict – widow of …

pr – (will) proved (probate)
Admon – letters of administration applied for when a person dies intestate (without leaving a Will)

BTs – bishops’ transcripts

DNB – Dictionary of National Biography
CRO – County Record Office
GRO – General Register Office

RD – Registration District (Civil Registration)
RDC – Rural District Council (after 1894)
RSD – Rural Sanitary District (1872 before 1894)

PRO – Public Record Office

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