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| Comments by hrule
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| Excellent site. Wish others would follow. G G grandfather John Richards born there. Yet to find information about him |
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| Comments by Elke
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I'm writing you from Santiago de Chile, Southamerica. I was looking for information about my family name "SIDGMAN" and I found out, that this name in St. Keverne also exists (I was looking on this website.
I think this lastname is not so common, at least in Chile. I would be very grateful if you could tell me more about this lastname, perphaps you are in position to tell me if some people with this lastname came to Southamerica one century ago or something like that. Are there in St. Keverne still persons with this lastname??
If you do not have information, perhaps you could tell me where I could ask for it, because I'm very interested in knowing the origin of my family.
Finally, I apologize if my english is not perfect.
Sincerely yours
Elke Sidgman Matthei
SANTIAGO DE CHILE
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Please can you help ?
Im looking for info on "Edward Ward" he was a Coastwatcher In Coverack and drown in 1919 when he thought what was a mine was infact a bail of rubber and was hit by the storm on the water. I have a pic of him in a book that I bought in the shop in Coverack and he was seen with Harry Eustice (who I see had family there in the coastguard as seen in your pics) ...
I just wondered on any information you have if any ???? ... it would be VERY VERY much appreciated :-)
Thankyou.
James. |
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| Comments by Ian
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20 April 2003
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Hello,
I was hoping you may be able to tell me the name of the family occupying a house at Banger's Hill (St Keverne) in 1896. My GG Grandmother (Loveday Ann Trewin) gave birth there, whilst working as a domestic servant.
Any information would be greatly appreciated, Thank you,
Ian
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I have been recently looking into the history of various branches of my family. I am from Australia, and a John Smith of St Keverne, Cornwall is my 4xgreat grandfather. He was born in 1781, and died in 1840. He married Elizabeth Cock, daughter of Peter and Ann Cock also from St Keverne, in 1809. They had 10 children, of which at least one (John) emigrated to Australia. I would be very interested to know if you had any information about my family. The furthest I can trace back is to John's parents, John Smith and Jane Roskelly. If you could help me I would greatly appreciate it,
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I was thrilled to find your wonderfull site.
I am downloading the church records.
A generation of the Menadue family were baptised there.
I will contact you once I have checked the records.
Thank you Anne |
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| Trying to trace my ancestors from St. Keverne in the 1600 & 1700s Names of Kevern(e) Mildren, Mathew, Nichols, Richards, Roberts, Penrose, Trelyn, Tregunno, and Williams. Some of the names have variants. Help would be appreciated. Thanks. |
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| My grandfather, James Lory, came from Trevalsoe, St Keverne. He was the son of William and Mary Ann Lory. I have visited St Keverne on several occasions, and always enjoy a stroll through the churchyard finding ancestors. |
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| My grandmother's father was Francis Pearce of Tregarne, and my grandfather's mother was Margaret Ivey. This site is a joy when it comes to tracing the family history. Grateful thaanks to all who made it possible. |
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gt. grandfather came to n.z. about 1845 believe he was born at st.keverne
1830 not sure if his father was henry rowe a fencible.
regards,
mary
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