My Old Guest Book
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Grace Curnow Gray
in Davison, Michigan, 48423 at 19:14:10 Thursday March 11 99
My maiden name was Curnow. My family comes from Cornwall. I would like to hear
from you. My url is internet ramp.
margaret sullivan
in Stony Brook,,LI,NY11790,USA at 18:33:42 Thursday March 11 99
I am a novice and don't know what my URL is, if I have one. My son could tell
me, but he's away at this moment. I grew up in St Breward and came to US in 1962
Chris
Pellow in Getxo (Spain) at 14:47:23 Wednesday March 10 99
Ex-patriot Cornishman looking for news from Cornwall.
Weymouth W. Reed
in Jacksonville, Florida USA at 3:7:33 Wednesday March 10 99
Nice Web site. My Ancestors from Mousehole.
Gary Ray
in Washington DC at 15:13:24 Tuesday March 9 99
Just returned from ten wonderful days in Cornwall. Can't wait for my next
opportunity to visit
Bennett
in Melbourne Australia at 2:47:53 Tuesday March 9 99
Just surfing for anything Cornish as per usual
Elizabeth Gurnack
in Chicago, IL USA at 19:33:22 Monday March 8 99
I'm coming to visit Cornwall in 2 weeks. Can't wait to get there!!
Sabra Woolley
in near Washington, D.C. at 3:20:59 Monday March 8 99
will be visiting in May and certainly plan to come to your bookstore!
Helen James
in Berkeley, California at 0:30:53 Saturday March 6 99
Originally from Hayle in Cornwall. Interesting site. I'm looking for Cornish
first names.
Chris McKenna in currently in Scotland
at
23:18:14 Friday March 5 99
where's my pie?
Gloria and Reg lee
in Peterborough, Ont. Canada at 17:59:25 Friday March 5 99
Nice to visit the old home again.
Helen Grigsby
in London at 14:32:11 Friday March 5 99
Not a Cornish person just a lover of Cornwall - I used to spend a lot of time in
Padstow a few years ago.
Marie A. Geach
in WA State, USA at 23:7:35 Thursday March 4 99
Sorry! Don't have a URL
Tom Hender
in Boston, Massachusetts, USA at 16:40:6 Thursday March 4 99
Very nice site. Like the photos. Take care. Tom
Dr Mike
Walsh in Truro at 6:47:22 Thursday March 4 99
Like it Alan!! hope to join it very soon. Working on the banners--am new to this
type of web work!
Richard
Dawe in Enfield at 17:0:34 Wednesday March 3 99
I have just written a book, entitled 'The Cornish Pioneers in South Africa' and
am seeking information on the Cornish in Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) 1870-1998.
Paige Scott
in Oklahoma City, OK, USA at 15:55:3 Wednesday March 3 99
My husband is quite a darter. He played Superleague in Dorset and misses all the
gang there.
Bunny Pool
in Victoria, B.C. Canada at 18:12:18 Monday March 1 99
Very interesting!!
Jeremy Cole
in Australia at 3:38:55 Monday March 1 99
I am Cornish born and bred ....my parents live near Looe. I miss home so I've
checked out pages. Thanks.
Derrick Smythers
in London, On. Canada at 16:24:8 Sunday February 28 99
Hi, I'm an x Brit. who came to Canada in '56. In'44 I worked on a farm in
Downderry, for a Mr. Lewis Hicks. It was called Keveral. They were an older
childless couple, who worked me, a 1y year old, very hard. I have fond memory's
of trips to Cornwall as a visitor in '77,'83 and '85.I make a mean Cornish pasty
with the recipe from a true Cornishman who worked in my company. I shall be
returning to your site many times. Keep up the good work. Dick Smythers.
Mike Jones in Holland at
17:14:50 Saturday February 27 99
Just an old shag town boy (Penrynian) for them emmets. It's good to see how
proud we are of our place just passed Devon.
Kris
in Cornwall at 15:5:33 Thursday February 25 99
Nice web page, found it searching.
Diana Daley
in Geelong Australia at 22:33:28 Monday February 22 99
Just popped into to say Hi and to see If maybe people of the Annear, Opie or
Stephens family's maybe looking for connections.
Grant Allen
in Eastbourne at 17:35:42 Monday February 22 99
I am originally from Tintagel in Cornwall and you can see my alien website at
www.xtraVision.com/Grantalien. Good page. Long Live Cornwall
AJ Marsh
in New Zealand at 10:22:2 Monday February 22 99
I can't believe that people still want to perceive Cornwall as magically
'different' to the rest of England. Every county of Britain is a county based on
different historical and cultural lines, and many are just as distinct as
Cornwall, for example: Northumberland, Cumbria, Kent, the Yorkshires, etc.
Should every county demand the same distinctions and independence? Also, why is
it that Cornwall is accepted as Celtic, when it has no more nor less Celtic-ness
than the rest of England or Britain. Just because a tradition may have an
English name, doesn't make it non-Celtic. It's nice that someone can love their
county enough to regard it as a nation oppressed by a foreign one, but Britain
as a whole is a single unit with every county being basically an ancient
kingdom, and not every county can have the same degree of freedom which this
site proclaims for. Signed a person who would sooner say British than part:
Wiltshire, Esses, Gwynedd, Strathclyde, Tyne and Wear, Cornwall, Somerset,
County Durham, Avon, Anglesey and Cumbria. http://mysite.xtra.co.nz/~britannia/index.html
Dr. Hilda Uren
in Bloomington Indiana USA at 1:13:34 Monday February 22 99
Native of Cornwall.
David
Truscott in Martinsburg, WV, USA at 19:59:24 Sunday February 21 99
Cool site. I am a former(never former, just not living in Cornwall) Cornishman
who came to the US in 1955. Found your page while working on a family history.
STEVE
G in Botany Bay Sydney Australia at 18:12:40 Saturday February 20 99
Geday mate, hows the surf in your town. I'm thinking of comming over to check it
out . Is it a goer.
Mary Alice Shaw
in Carlinville, Illinois, USA at 2:3:56 Saturday February 20 99
I'm browsing for the 7 Celtic nations. I don't know much about the 4 other than
Scotland, Ireland & Wales. Having a Celtic Celebration around St. Patrick's
Day. Thought I would educate myself and the public about the other 4, which I
don't think I'm the only one who did not know they existed as such. Yes, I knew
you were there! I just didn't know you were Celts also! Have not had a chance to
look around yet, but hope you have a map.
andy prue
in coventry england at 19:36:36 Thursday February 18 99
great site
Suzanne
Farrant in Cohuna, AUSTRALIA at 7:7:14 Thursday February 18 99
Hello Alan. I'm finding this all very interesting as I have Cornish ancestory
and decided to learn abour Cornwall. The Cornish family name is Nancarrow and I
know nothing about them back in Cornwall. I'm looking forward to learning much
more. What is URL as I'm only new at this internet thing. Regards from Australia
Suzanne Farrant
Martin
Melhuish in Tottenham, Ontario, Canada at 5:16:0 Thursday February 18
99
Great site, Alan! I was born in Penzance and attended Alverton Public School. I
was back last year working on a book on Celtic music (Celtic Tides) which came
out in October of 1998. Keep up the good work. I'll visit often. All the best,
Martin Melhuish
Shirley J Carne
in Detroit, Michigan, USA at 4:1:20 Thursday February 18 99
I give your web page 1st prize, Alan. It is, indeed, marvelous and brilliant!
Keep it up. I'm also Cardew.
Suzanne
Bawden in Lymm, Cheshire at 14:47:50 Wednesday February 17 99
Only half Cornish, but proud of it! Does anybody know of a recipe for Saffron
cake? My late grandmother (from Redruth) made the best!! (My childhood memories
consist of saffron cake and sunny days on Praa Sands!!) Great web site, I will definitely
be a regular visitor.
Beejay
in Louisville,Mississippi at 20:12:57 Tuesday February 16 99
Thanks! I learn so much from you ! All is appreciated! You're great and so is
all you work! Love Beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Earl K Harvey
in Brentwood, California, USA at 17:28:55 Tuesday February 16 99
Interesting site, hope to return to Cornwall someday and revist a beautiful part
of the UK. Hi to any GLASSON, TOY, RETALLICK, CARKEEK, WARMINGTON cousins in the
Redruth, St Austell, Illogan areas.
Shelagh Kearney
in Canada, Ontario. at 0:3:33 Tuesday February 16 99
Love your pages, excellent. Also love Cornwall. Did some study in Taunton,
Somerset, many years ago, and was a very frequent visitor to your shores. St.
Sams is down, so I am a surfing. Best of luck. Shelagh
Diann in
Conn. USA at 22:42:1 Monday February 15 99
Fascinating site, great info, great links. Thanks. http://w3.nai.net/~tdiann/ --
no Cornish material, however.
