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Great site!! My maternal ancestors were Kevernes from Laddenvean moving to the Camborne Redruth area about 1845. I would love to hear from anyone reserching the Kevern(e) name.
Regards Will at Cornwall in Focus |
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| Great site. As most of our ancestors came from St, Keverne and Manaccan, it was almost like being home again |
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| great site, will have to get some more info from dad then have another go! |
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This website has been very helpful. I am researching WILLIAMS, BARKER, two different MARTIN families and a ROSKILLY family. My gt grandparents married 4 Jul 1878 at Wesleyan Chapel, St Keverne, their names were Sampson WILLIAMS (son of John and Elizabeth ROSKILLY formerly WILLIAMS nee MARTIN) and Amelia Ann BARKER (daughter of Francis BARKER, deceased and Ann BARKER nee MARTIN).
Sampson and his older brother John travelled to New Zealand in 1884. Their wives sailed on the ship ARAWA in 1887. John's wife was Ann/Annie wih daughters Annie, Mary and Alice. Sampson's wife Amelia with children Hilda, my grandmother, John Francis (Frank), Lovdy and Martin. Elizabeth sister of John and Sampson to New Zealand in 1886/7 with husband William Edward ANGOVE & 2 children.
Elizabeth ROSKILLY had 7 children with 2nd husband William James ROSKILLY and some of their grandchildren went to New Zealand. Contact sought with descendants of above families. Thanks Fay. |
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| What a great site, so useful in every way,spent 6 hours on it. Im doing a research for a lady friend of mine who's last in her particular line. The Surname is Lugg. Any info you could put my way would be everso welcome. Especially if it is regarding Harry Lugg born 21-8-1898. Once again, excellent site. |
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| I visited St Keverne in July 1976 and 1977. I met a wonderful family I think they were called the Cumpsteys? Margaret, Gordon, Janny and again I think the cottage they lived in was called "Trythance" does anyone know the whereabouts of this family today? |
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| Comments by Judy Melbourne (nee Rowe)
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| My Father was Jack Harris ROWE and his forbears came from Cornwall. Various members of his family and other branches are puttng together a family history book for use by the current generations. The family originallly came from St Keverne it appears. It is very interesting to view the web pages relating to the area particularly at this time. Quite a few Cornishmen and women came to South Australia - very often working in the copper mines around Burra, Moonta and Kadina. My Father's immediate family settled in Two Wells which is a bit north of Adelaide. Thanks for sending early members of his family out to Australia! |
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| I am one of the divers from Northampton who raised the canon on the church wall, your web site is excellent & has lot of good information on it, if any one is trying to find info on a william hislop crawford who died on the wreck of the spyridion vagliano 1890 & is buried in the church yard, stone has been put up by his wife maggie crawford from glasgow please get in touch with me. |
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Thankyou for this site.Makes me feel part of St. Keverne.My ancestors were Elizabeth Mitchell who married Edward Martin from Falmouth.I am still researching and so if anyone has any info I would love to hear from them.
Daphne in Oz |
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| Comments by twigery
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Thank you so much for a wonderful site........full of information and help along with great pictures and stories. So much to learn and so little time........Thanks for the memory.
Twigs. |
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