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Jennifer Ellacott in St Dennis Cornwall at 23:9:24 Monday January 31 2000
Fascinated to see all the responses from Americal and Australia. Just shows how far the Cornish have travelled. The was one contact called KELLOW. There are several Kellow families living in St dennis.

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Bruce Dungey in Whyalla South Australia at 16:37:33 Sunday January 30 2000
I have Cornish ancestory and I am very interested in all things Cornish. Thanks for your site..

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Jerry Wellington in New Zealand at 4:13:7 Sunday January 30 2000
Thanks Alan, your genealogy links are really great. Cheers, Jerry

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Jamie Dean in Hindhead,England at 21:41:15 Saturday January 29 2000
I am 8 and I love Cornwall, especially Mullion and I enjoyed bodyboarding at Polurrian last year - 'there's 'andsome my lover!'- at least that's what my dad says..

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Lia in montana, usa at 7:16:53 Saturday January 29 2000
Bravo!!! I love pasty's, Cornish pasty's. No ground beef, no carrots no peas. Only meat, potatoes, and onions! My mother, the decendant of Cornish, Irish and Welsh immigrants was proud of her pasty's. The women in Butte Montana, once the copper minning capital of the world, sent their men with piping hot pasty's to the dark cold of the under ground mine. Pasty's were something warm, something from home. They are still made in the homes and restaurants of Butte. Made the Cornish way. Thanks for the validation.

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Nigel Milward in Launceston,Tasmania, Australia at 4:26:57 Saturday January 29 2000
Loved your site, I was born in Newquay, 1949 came to Tassie in 1970 and settled here, I miss Cornwall, I have been back twice, last in 1998,Tassie is the next best place to live and you can afford to live here

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Lynette Litfin in Denmark Western Australia at 15:41:30 Wednesday January 26 2000
Very interesting site.

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Frank W. Fox in Wilton, Ca. USA at 23:27:47 Sunday January 23 2000
My mothers side of family is from Cornwall. Sir name's Knight, Common, Cole. Grandfather worked in mines, Joseph Knight, lost leg in machine shop. moved to USA in 1906 or 07

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Angela in Bucks at 18:48:26 Sunday January 23 2000
Help please. Which is the best local paper to put an ad in to catch people of Marazion and Gulval? also I am looking for my ancestors RICKARD from around Falmouth & Pennycross, HADDON Falmouth & Gulval and HOSKING from Buckfastleigh & Ashburton. Thanks

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vincent rowett in berkshire england at 22:50:30 Friday January 21 2000
old family name rowett dating back to cornwall smugglers

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Marion A. Beazley in Penticton, British Columbia at 21:58:53 Thursday January 20 2000
My Mom was born in Cornwall (Penzance) I need to learn about my Cornish heritage...So pleased to find this site...keep up the good work! (Mother- Lennie Jackson- maternal grandparents Hoskins/ens)

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John Whale in Aberdeenshire, Scotland at 18:58:36 Thursday January 20 2000
Came across your site by sheer chance (happened to be searching for Rodda's Cream). I'm Cornish born (Redruth) and bred (Truro) but moved out of the County 36 years ago. Rarely come South these days, I've only a few family left in Cornwall so websites like yours hopefully will keep me in touch. I prudly display my Cornish kilt whenever I can up here and it is always a good talking point. John

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Janine Bell in Melbourne, Australia at 10:35:16 Tuesday January 18 2000
Well done - I'm jut starting to explore.

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Ed Tonkin in Erie, Pennsylvania at 0:54:50 Tuesday January 18 2000
Great to find this location. Looking forward to using it and learning more about my Cornish roots and its history.

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Brion Pollon in Clanwilliam, Manitoba, Canada at 5:9:22 Monday January 17 2000
Greetings fellow Cornishmen.My gggrandfather William b.1800 Otterham and my ggrandfather Simon b.1845 Otterham left Cornwall with the rest of the family in April-May 1851 and migrated to Durham County Ontario. My ggranfather Simon came to Clanwilliam in 1879 and had a large family. In the Cornish records they are found as Pauling, Pawling, Pawlin, etc. Any further info from a shirttail cousin would be appreciated. I travelled through Cornwall in 1998 and had a great time in Boscastle.

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Brian Page in Mount Gambier, Australia 5290 at 5:46:26 Sunday January 16 2000
I am descended from Samuel Symons abt 1776-1840 of Tintagel. His son Thomas Brown Symons migrated to Australia in 1851 and settled at Forest Creek or Castlemaine. I am passionately proud of my Cornish links.

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Frances Eagleson in Sarnia,Ontario,Canada at 20:1:37 Saturday January 15 2000
My greatgr-grandmother Ann(Rosevear) Tinney and sons,William and John Tinney came from Luxulyan Parish in 1846 to Hullett Twp,Huron Co., Ontario.Ann Tinney was the widow of Emanuel Tinney who died in Cornwall.

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sean o'neill in new york, u.s.a. at 19:30:20 Saturday January 15 2000
great to see things of celtic interest.

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ivan may in australia at 9:19:27 Saturday January 15 2000
We enjoyed a trip through england mainly to purchase orchids which was very worthwhile especially stonehurst and ritterhaussen in devon

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Gary Trethaway (Trethewey) in Los Angeles, CA at 5:24:29 Saturday January 15 2000
Very interesting and informative site. My great-grandfather was a "Trethewey" from St. Austell, but moved to the U.S. in the early 1900s. I would love to hear from anyone about St. Austell, the Tretheweys, Cornwall, etc.

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Clive Cuming in Plymouth at 0:35:16 Friday January 14 2000
Hi back again, showing my friend Gwyn around.

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Clive Cuming in Plymouth England at 3:45:27 Thursday January 13 2000
Forgot to leave a message last time, didnt mean to be rude, great site LOVE Cornwall.

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Renee (Shaplin) Drago in Easton, Pennsylvania at 1:46:44 Thursday January 13 2000
I am looking for members of the Shaplin family who I am told are from St. Teath, Cornwall, England. My great-great-grandfather was a William Shaplin who arrived in the US around the 1880's.

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THOMAS HAROLD HOCKIN in HALIFAX NOVA SCOTIA at 22:37:6 Tuesday January 11 2000
JUST PASSING THROUGH,GREAT SITE

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John James in Burnaby, B.C., Canada at 4:28:53 Sunday January 9 2000
An avid geneologist fwith occasional recesses.Home base, Porthleven.

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gabbi shopp in michigan at 22:33:8 Saturday January 8 2000
help i am trying to find info on historical cornish clothing i.e. 18th century ,if you can help i`d really appreciate it. my 11th greatgrandfather come to maine in 1640 from penryn and is buried in boston

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Pat Clarke Fogel in Freeport, IL 61032 at 20:15:1 Saturday January 8 2000
My grandmother was a Richards, Fathers name was James and mothers name was Matilda (Bennallack). My ggrandfather was John and his wife was Elizabeth. Came to the states in 1848 and settled in Mineral Point Wisconson.

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Deryck Botterill in Torquay, Devon at 13:0:58 Saturday January 8 2000
Have you heard the good news that Pentreath Industries, a Cornish charity, has taken over the publishing of "Cornish World" and proposes to have the Spring 2000 edition ready for distribution in April?

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Kirsty Wright in Hertfordshire at 9:33:28 Saturday January 8 2000
I'm looking for any information on the names Rogers or Laity, from a village called Penponds, Cornwall or in Camborne. If you can help, please contact me! Great site by the way!

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Eleanor Robinson Withers in Capital of NY State, Albany, NY,USA at 21:18:35 Friday January 7 2000
No Web Site - My Grandmother Annie Littlejohn emigrated to New York State - (Troy) in 1870 - her brother John earlier (?)They may have been born in Holsworthy, Devon and migrated over the border to Bude, Cornwall which is where they both emigrated from.

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Eleanor Robinson Withers in Capital of NY State, Albany, NY,USA at 21:12:26 Friday January 7 2000
No Web Site

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peter thomas in nanaimo, b.c. canada at 6:58:35 Friday January 7 2000
i'm retired, have not been in cornwall since i was 21yrs old, i'm from goldsitheny, noth of marazine. sure like your site. i'm new to computors. smile and passit on. happy new year

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Dr. Velda Toogood in KUWAIT, ARABIAN GULF at 10:10:57 Wednesday January 5 2000
I very much enjoyed your website. I am a Londoner, living and working in Kuwait with my family and about to move to Launceston. Your site was extremely helpful. Thanks.

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Melinda Sandberg in Mesa, AZ at 6:0:44 Tuesday January 4 100
Havn't checked everything out yet, excited to see your collection as I am attempting to assemble books for my siblings and parents of our Cornish roots.

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Barry J. Evans in Amherstburg Ontario Canada at 23:26:21 Sunday January 2 100
Happy New Year to all good Cornishmen(Persons)

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Barry J. Evans in Amherstburg Ontario Canada at 23:26:2 Sunday January 2 100
Happy New Year to all good Cornishmen(Persons)

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Val Bell in Brisbane Queensland Australia at 22:58:29 Sunday January 2 100
Two years ago I was fortunate enough to travel to Corwall to see the land of my ancestors, had a wonderful time going to St Agnes on the coast and walking the cliffs and paths where I imagined my ancestors walked. We indulged in my first Cornish pastie on Cornish soil, sitting in the main street of Truro. Of course I've had cornish pasties before from a recipe that has come down from my great -grandmother Eliza Croft Moyle who came out here to South Australia in the 1840's. I wanted to and could have spent my entire time in the family history centre in Truro, but my family dragged me away.Someday I will be back!!

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Chris & Amanda Curry in Niagara Falls, Ontario at 1:58:40 Sunday January 2 100
Found when browsing with Cornish inlaws visiting from Redruth. Barbara Hooper was offended by the humor we found at 'er' expense. You should add 'dreckly' to the phrases pages.

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MARGARET ANNE BROKENSHIRE in PENNA. USA at 13:38:1 Saturday January 1 100
ALL CORNWALL WEB SITES ARE OUTSTANDING .I LOVE CORNWALL HOME OF MANY OF MY ANCESTORS I AM SOME SEARCHES ON THE FAMILY NAME IN THE PROCESS HAVE FOUND CORNWALL OUTSTANDING AND LOOKFORWARD TO NEW SITES

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Clive Hoskin in Norley, Cheshire,U.K. at 2:40:8 Saturday January 1 100
A Happy New Millennium to you and to everyone out there in the wild blue yonder!

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