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Patricia P Edwards in Devon/Cornwall at 17:48:11 Wednesday December 31 2003
Thanks for your web-page. It started me on the right track
Anon at 13:38:38 Friday December 26 2003
Nadelek Lowen ha Bledhen Noweth Yagh ha Cosel
Dex Cameron in Cornwall, UK at 17:15:57 Monday December 22 2003
I'm at www.dexcameron.com, of course!
Jacqueline Downen in
California at 22:17:45 Sunday December 21 2003
Had a lovely visit to Cornwall, my ancestors were from this area. Baptised Crowan Parish. Pearce, Waters, Osborne, Williams, Furze/Furse. Anyone out there searching for any of the above names? The Pearces' came to California in the 1870's or there-abouts. They were miners, some worked The Almaden Mines, in Northern California.
Jackie
Sam Collington in Marlow, Bucks, UK at 23:49:23 Friday December 19 2003
Not visited this site in a while. Good to see it still active! Anyone who spends time in Cornwall (I went to school there, down in Helston and still have family in Falmouth) will forever have a part of Cornwall in their hearts. Kernow bys Vykken
Jennifer Holmes in Cadbury Devon at 16:19:08 Thursday December 18 2003
Looking to see if useful in my research of the Kelly family (originally Devon)
Vanessa in France at 21:30:32 Wednesday December 17 2003
I'm a Cornish girl, a long way from home. Looking for information about the Hawke family from St Austell & desperate for a decent pasty!
Josephine
Clack worthy in Camborne Cornwall at 15:16:28 Monday December 15 2003
I love your web pager I was born in Madron only left 2 get married I still go back there
Dennis Richards in Victoria, BC Canada at 22:59:19 Friday December 12 2003
Greetings:
Great looking site.
Regards,
Dennis Richards
Patrick Hurley in Santiago, CHILE at 15:54:25 Wednesday December 10 2003
Excuse everyone, yesterday I signed your guest book and made a few errors with my e-mail address. However, I mentioned to you that my Father's cousin Maree Goodacre must be around 80, lives in Australia and for what I can gather, her mother might have had last name Hurley, Perhaps Elizabeth (Lizzie) Hurley. My Father Thomas Hurley is still alive but does not remember much although he exchanged many letters with her while they were young and back in 1975 he visited her in Australia. I do not know her husband's surname but do have a picture of them and would love to know what is going on with them. I hope they are still alive and look forward to finding them or their sons and daughter. I pray for this information to be accurate and help in my search as I am working in my Family Tree.
Thanks, kind regards and Merry Christmas to all the Goodacres.
Patrick Hurley upt@entelchile.net
Patrick Hurley in Santiago, Chile at 21:03:56 Tuesday December 9 2003
Dear Harley, Although we may have no relation what so ever, I am searching for my Aunt Maree Goodacre. I believe her mother's last name was Hurley (Lizzie Hurley). My Father was born in Chile when my Grand Father settled in Chile after fighting the Boer War as Sergeant Major with the NSW Citizens' Bushmen. I have some letters my father exchanged with his cousin Maree as well as a photo of both taken while Dad visited Australia back in 1975. If there is anything you can possibly do to contact her (she would now be about 80) or anyone in her family, I would greatly appreciate your help.
Thanks and best regards
Patrick Hurley
upt@entelchile.net
Lamorna Earl in college at 15:32:08 Tuesday December 9 2003
great site - nice to see so many people like the place named after me! Only kidding!
Laz xx
Cliff
Grigg in Camborne, Cornwall at 18:46:28 Monday December 8 2003
Researching Grigg Family. Looking for William John Grigg who died in Australia in 1891
Bill Matthews in
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada at 19:03:50 Friday December 5 2003
Great site. My family came from Helston and
Constantine. Have visited Cornwall once for
a week a few years ago. It is a beautiful place.
keep up the good work with your website.
Dex Cameron in Cornwall, UK at 17:41:03 Thursday December 4 2003
Where Are You To?
Ray Tovey in Hayle, Cornwall at 18:15:07 Tuesday December 2 2003
Hello everyone. Please have a look at my website,
www.cornishquest.com, and let me know if it is of any interest to you. Best wishes from Cornwall. Ray
Victor Gribben in Canada at 04:45:18 Sunday November 30 2003
Nice to see some of my birthplace Cornwal, England
Russell W. Coad in Bellevue at 00:40:19 Sunday November 30 2003
I am researching Cornish Ancestors and in particular, a John Coad who Married Eliza Ann Body. They came to America about 1870, plus or minus 5 years, and settled in West Fairlee, Vermont. I would appreciate any information anybody has on this couple.
Mark in
Probus at 23:21:39 Tuesday November 25 2003
just completed 6008 miles touring around the states looking for Cornish mining influences and family- found both! Many of them coming to
Dehwelans next year gonna be a blast!
Jim in Newcastle at 16:14:36 Sunday November 23 2003
No Andy Quantick I meant what I wrote although what you wrote is also true. My
meaning was that Wales and Scotland are not part of England neither is Kernow. I would be happy for Northern Ireland to be given back to Eire. Kernow bys vyyken.
Paul Collins in
Bellows Falls Vermont USA at 02:20:37 Sunday November 23 2003
great site Alan
Paul Reseigh in
Hampshire England at 18:59:29 Friday November 21 2003
Very good site, first visit
Matthew John Tregaskis in Tamworth staffs at 14:19:20 Friday November 21 2003
I didn't think there was many of us but it seems there are I know of a cousin I have in
Cornwall but that was it.
Andy Quantick in Liskeard, Kernow at 10:45:43 Friday November 21 2003
Jim from Newcastle, I think you mean Kernow is as much a part of Britain as Wales, Scotland and England, as Kernow is not part of England and Northern Ireland is not part of Britain, but the United Kingdom. Anyway in my eyes as it is in many others, Northern Ireland or Ulster, is not part of the United Kingdom but a province of the Republic of Ireland, and being an anti monarchist,
I don't believe in the United Kingdom, just Britain, consisting of Kernow, Wales, Isle of Man, Scotland and England.
Andy Quantick in Liskeard, Kernow at 10:37:19 Friday November 21 2003
Excellent site Alan, I will be visiting here quite often.
Michael Wicks at 20:43:54 Wednesday November 19 2003
Paternal grandfather from Truro lived at Launceston very musical married Irish woman and had 13 children. Ones I knew Frank (father) died young. Uncles Hedley,
Charlie. Aunties Kay, Flossie, Nan. Cousins Peter, Bob, John, Julie, Janet & David. Recently contacted cousin Peter in Lancs first meeting in over 50 years knew him immediately strong family resemblance to my brother Barry. Cousin Bob was post office employee in Launceston. John
emigrated to Australia. Pete was involved with book sales to colleges etc. Any info. would be gratefully received.
Sean Kennedy in Plymouth at 14:31:19 Saturday November 15 2003
Thanks for setting up this site....I think it's cool. Especially the Cornish place names, which is very useful and detailed
Jim in Bali at 09:23:23 Friday November 14 2003
Great website!! I surfed into your website and found many interesting
information. Jim Beam.
Jim in Newcastle at 20:30:10 Thursday November 13 2003
Michael - Well said. Cornwall is as much part of England as Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland are.
Kernow bys Vykken
Michael in Camborne at 17:20:48 Thursday November 13 2003
Pearl.Mcilroy - re your message.
Please note that Cornwall is not part of England.
Gary in Fraser Island Australia at 03:55:13 Wednesday November 12 2003
Thanks for this web site. I found what I was looking for. I'll be back.
http://www.ozmagic.homestead.com/index.html
Lorraine Beard in Green Point
(near Sydney, Australia) at 12:17:23 Monday November 10 2003
Hi Alan, I love your web site, like others I love everything about Cornwall having married a Cornishman, and having been over there many times. I am searching for Beard family members born in Budock and Tregony areas. Keep up the good site
Pearl McIlroy in Ballymoney N. Ireland at 18:03:54 Sunday November 9 2003
Beautiful part of England, spent many
unforgettable holidays near Camborne, still a frequent visitor when my schedule permits
Debbie Mummert in State of Tennessee in USA at 03:10:51 Sunday November 9 2003
Went to Newquay in 2002 for the Trebilcock family reunion, fell in love with clotted cream and the lager at the Rowing Club pub. Hoping I can find same items on your site to ship for X'mas gifts. D.M.M.
Vince Rowlett at 23:04:38 Sunday November 2 2003
Just starting to trace back family tree.
Emma in Penzance at 12:26:24 Friday October 31 2003
Absolutely fantastic. Fab to actually have the words for Trelawney.
Philip Scrope-Shrapnel in San Diego California at 05:26:01 Friday October 31 2003
Great website Alan. I do miss a pasty and a pint in a good Cornish pub!
It would be good to hear from any Cornish people living in San Diego? We could start a Cornish club?
HELEN in NEWQUAY at 18:40:44 Wednesday October 29 2003
HELSTON PUDDING RECIPE
Here's a great traditional Cornish recipe as served last Wednesday at the Old Cornwall Societies Dinner.
Serves 4-6
Self-raising flour - 50g (2 oz)
Ground rice - 50g (2 oz)
Fresh breadcrumbs - 50g (2 oz)
Raisins or sultanas - 50g (2 oz)
Currants - 50g (2 oz)
Dried apricots - 50g (2 oz), chopped
Soft brown sugar - 50g (2 oz)
Shredded suet - 75g (3 oz)
Grated nutmeg - 1 tsp
Bicarbonate of soda - ¼ tsp
Milk - to mix
METHOD
1. Sieve the flour, then mix all the dry ingredients in a large bowl.
2. Add enough milk to produce a soft dropping
consistency and stir well.
3. Place into a buttered 1.1 litre (2 pint) pudding basin.
4. Cover with foil and tie on tightly.
5. Place bowl in a large saucepan with boiling water and cover.
6. Steam for 2 hours.
7. Add more boiling water as needed.
8. Serve with clotted cream.
Jan Hammel in Columbus, Ohio USA at 14:59:37 Tuesday October 28 2003
I am reading a book by Georgette Heyer about a Cornish family. I wanted to know a little more about Cornwall. Thank you for the information your site provided.
Pedigree Cats UK in UK at 19:42:02 Monday October 27 2003
Great site! Please also visit catpages.co.uk/talk where you can chat with other cat lovers!
Glen Morris Bassett in Cowan, Manitoba, Canada at 01:56:24 Sunday October 26 2003
Just surfing when I found this site.
Very nice!
Dixie Youren Dill in Dietrich, Idaho at 19:10:29 Friday October 24 2003
I am researching my family line Uren. Located in the Camborne area. Glad to hear from anyone else looking into this family.
Dumgarth in Dewnans at 16:56:51 Thursday October 23 2003
Dehwelans 2004 will be a gathering of people of Cornish descent from all over the world to celebrate everything Cornish. It is being held at The Barrowfields, a sacred site of our Celtic ancestors, in Newquay from 28 April to 3 May 2004. The first ever Dehwelans (means "Homecoming" in the Cornish language) was held at Pendennis Castle in Falmouth in May 2002 and was a great success. For further information, please go to www.dehwelans.com Hope to see you all there. It should be a great occasion
Pat Edwards in British Columbia at 21:03:39 Tuesday October 21 2003
I have just found out that all (all) my forebears are Cornish. this after 40 yrs of research as a Devonshire dumpling. I was born in Plymouth and left in 1950
I have been back and banging my head against the wall as I could not get
anywhere. Thanks for your site. Love the entrance. Pat
Kelly Wayman in Upper Pennisula Michigan USA at 23:08:26 Monday October 20 2003
I am a descendent of Marmaduke Trebilcock (Cornwall). One Marmaduke married Mary Rowe and another Mary Hoskings. I thank you for these sites about Cornwall. They are very interesting. Hopefully I will get there some day, but if not at least I have a website!
Roxanne Daniels-Brodie at 15:11:10 Friday October 17 2003
I meant to mention in my last posting that I am also looking into the Profitt name being associated with the Cornish and Welsh. sorry
Roxanne Daniels-Brodie in Toledo, Ohio USA at 15:09:06 Friday October 17 2003
Looking for info on Profitt (Prophet, Proffit, Profit, etc) family of Scotland. Would appreciate any input. Does anyone know if they had a tartan?
David Howell in
Manchester UK at 17:09:14 Thursday October 16 2003
Just looking for information about Cornish pasties including origins if available.
Robert "Osie"
Osborne in USA (ex. Penzance") at 17:32:40 Wednesday October 15 2003
Hi everyone.... god I could do with a pasty and a real pint !
Cornish lassy in KERNOW! at 00:23:14 Tuesday October 14 2003
Good to see so many people from around the world, leaving messages... Can't
believe such a tiny place is know in some of these other places!
ONEN HAG OLL!
Neil Vernon in Box 85 Gray Saskatchewan S0G 2A0 Canada at 19:29:04 Monday October 13 2003
In 1973/74 I lived in Wheal Francis near Goonhavern
and worked for John Christian of Newquay.
I started labouring then went to doing reinforcement
on a new school that was going up in Redruth
Pete in Isle of Man at 19:05:38 Tuesday October 7 2003
I was born in Cornwall and love everything and anything remotely Cornish! I only get through my
lonely days on the Isle of Man by thinking of Cornwall, thank you god for
Cornwall! Although my life on the Isle of Man is lonely I have set up a website.
Mark in London at 15:55:27 Monday October 6 2003
Well, if ever there was a site to make me feel homesick! Some great photos that make me feel extremely proud to say I'm Cornish (not English!) when Londoners say talk funny.
Pat Clarke Fogel in Freeport, IL USA at 23:35:48 Saturday October 4 2003
Changed my e-mail, wanted to put also another appeal out. Have found out that my John Richards and Elizabeth Rogers were married in Illogan Parish, Cornwall 20 Aug 1836. Had 7 children there before leaving for the States. A couple of the children were born in Mawgan on Meneage. Christopher Whitford and Elizabeth Runals were married in St Stephens Church, now called Treleigh Aug 10 1868. Cannot locate any info on them in Redruth. My other set comes from Devon, Ralph Bennallack and Jane Daw Kinsman, married in Tavistock area. Came to the states around 1848/49.
HOMEBOY in USA at 14:32:49 Saturday October 4 2003
I LOVE THIS SITE.
walter t tregidgo in surrey at 20:36:12 Thursday October 2 2003
have enjoyed the site
John Amess in
Belfast at 10:58:48 Sunday September 28 2003
I lived in Cornwall for 6 years, loved it, worked in Truro, a little coffee shop called
Upstairs Downstairs, and in a pub called the Famous Old Globe,
spent time in Redruth, St. Day and Camborne, the girl that broke my heart is from
St. Day.
Bob Mann in Fraddon, Cornwall at 15:30:38 Saturday September 27 2003
Although, not Cornish, I work, live and play in Cornwall. I am a member of the Trigg Morris Men based in Bodmin (www.triggmorris.freeserve.co.uk)and we dance to the tourists in Cornwall throughout the summer period in many venues.
Keep up the good work!
Maggie Jilbert-Watkins in Andover UK at 11:47:52 Friday September 26 2003
Hi i think the website is great,
I was wondering if any one could help me my 3great granny was Emily Gilbert?
Living in Penzace and born in 1849?
She was placed as single not married.
Her children were Frederick 1870
Richard 1871
Edward ?
James?
Elizabeth 1883? If any one can help please contact me magi@jilbert.fslife.co.uk
Bye Maggie
Malcolm Billing in Birkenhead at 18:57:00 Thursday September 25 2003
great site, come over from forefathers to see you.
Ruby Rymer in Vancouver at 21:08:56 Tuesday September 23 2003
Help, Christine O'Gara....see her message. Hi, I saw someone who's looking for me on this site (Christine), but my computer isn't configured to click on her link and send her an email. Can anyone help me to get her address. Thanks. Send her an email for me telling her to send me one or something. Thanks.
Richard
Avis in Hornchurch at 13:05:47 Saturday September 20 2003
Hi Alan, not long now for the free prescriptions, enjoyed perusing your website
regards, Tricky Dickie
Anon at 20:29:11 Friday September 19 2003
You will find details of the Kernewek Dre Lyther (Cornish By Letter) correspondence course at www.kdlcornish.freeserve.co.uk
Oliy
Drew in Cyprus at 10:17:27 Friday September 19 2003
Nice to see some more Cornish sites
Catherine in Winchester at 22:37:53 Thursday September 18 2003
Hello there. I love your site! The Cornish jokes had me reeling as I could just imagine my Mother In Law telling those - I am married into a Cornish family! I love Cornwall too and was there very recently! Can't wait to go back again soon. Keep up the great work on these wonderful pages.
Malwen in Somerset at 13:42:52 Thursday September 18 2003
I just love Cornwall. The links page contains everything you could possibly need. I have bookmarked it for future reference. Can anybody recommend a good Cornish Language course?
Jerry Dreesen in Cicero, IN USA at 22:03:34 Wednesday September 17 2003
Hello, fellow Cornishmen. My mother, now deceased was born in Troon, Cornwall, on Laity Street in 1916. I recently
visited her birthplace with host David Oates. I love Cornwall more than I can say. Even had the luxury of eating pasties from a butcher's shop in Troon. Would love to hear from anyone from Troon. Yours, Jerry Dreesen
Julia at 13:18:28 Tuesday September 16 2003
Hi, can I contact you by ICQ ? Spasibo.
Jessica Betraoui at 22:39:26 Sunday September 14 2003
What a fantastic site! I know that it's know that it's not really for this purpose but I am trying to research my family history. Does anyone have any information about the Chubb family, originally
Cornish tin miners, some or all of whom, relocated in the Bradford area? I would greatly appreciate any information you have, thanks.
Robert Bennet in Canada at 20:43:39 Sunday September 14 2003
Hello
Barry BILOU in Winnipeg at 04:01:00 Sunday September 14 2003
Nice site. Visit ours.
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Tracy in
Sydney, Australia at 07:33:55 Friday September 12 2003
To Nick Locke in Sydney, singer of Cornish folk songs, I'd love to buy your cd, please contact me.
Proud to be Cornish and far from home
Toben in Los
Angeles at 02:43:00 Thursday September 11 2003
I'm looking for pasties in Los Angeles, CA. I have family from Michigan. This is where
I first tasted the pasty. It was a warm pasty filled with meat, potatoes, onions, etc.
Thank you.
Cherilynn Toll in Maple Ridge, British Columbia, CANADA at 00:24:20 Wednesday September 10 2003
Greetings! What a wonderful website! My maiden name is Cornish; my great-grandparents came from Wendron Forge (near Helston). I had the pleasure of visiting Cornwall many years ago with my parents...can't wait to make a return visit!
GEORGE ASTON in
Paris France at 22:35:37 Monday September 8 2003
I WAS PLAYING AROUND ON THE INTERNET AND PUT IN HORNCHURCH CHILDREN'S HOME, AND I SAW YOUR WEB SITE, WHICH SAID THAT YOU WERE IN THE
CHILDREN'S HOME AT HORNCHURCH, IM WRITING A BOOK ABOUT MY LIFE, SO I AM TRYING TO CONTACT SOME OF THE OLD BOYS THAT WERE AT
HORNCHURCH,
I WAS AT HORNCHURCH FROM 1939 TO 1952, I STARTED AT LAUREL THEN MOVED TO NAPIER THEN IVY,
IF YOU CAN BE HELPFUL TO ME WITH ANY OLD BOYS NAMES AND ANY OLD STORIES I WOULD BE MOST
GRATEFUL.
I REMAIN YOURS SINCERELY,
GEORGE ASTON.
Guye Nicholls in Sydney, NSW, Australia. at 13:22:09 Monday September 8 2003
Hi. Just discovered your site through Google. Wanted to see if there was anything I could use in my family history project.
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Amanda in Edmonds, Washington USA at 23:38:27 Wednesday August 27 2003
Very nice. I enjoyed browsing the recipes for pasties. Matthews parsnip pasties in Newquay were the best I ever had. Sadly they are no longer in business so it's all just a delicious memory.
Mekus in
Lyon at 13:44:30 Tuesday August 26 2003
I really enjoyed this site so much ............
Evelyn Lanyon Wallace in Warren, Michigan USA at 04:43:40 Tuesday August 26 2003
I'm very happy to have found this website.
Jill Mc Carthy in Muskegon, MI, USA at 20:33:23 Friday August 22 2003
My father's family is of Cornish extraction. I came to visit out of curiosity.
Rosie in
Melbourne Australia at 12:30:37 Friday August 22 2003
Hi Alan
what can I say. Cornwall is the most magical place on EARTH. I have visited there a few times. Last year i missed out but
I am hoping to be over this year and I have never felt such magic in my life. I felt i had come home. Even though
I was born in Italy and moved to Australia as a child. I visited most of Cornwall by train as
I don't drive and every place was amazing. I paint and I did a painting of Land's End.. I am very proud of it and my teacher gave me a compliment that my painting came from my heart. I would love to email it to you... Cornwall and its people are very magical. My dream is one day to live there. I have never felt such peace and
tranquillity in my life as i did in Cornwall.
Take care, Rosie
Jo
Mynott in Trumpington, Cambridge, England at 10:36:42 Thursday August 21 2003
I am searching for information about Grass Valley farm, Treswithian Downs. Great
grandfather died there in c1813. He called himself a farmer and a bus proprietor.
He had had a horse drawn bus which did carry passengers and travelled from
Camborne to Oxford Inn, Redruth daily. His son Richard lived there until his death
in 1956. Richard had a son and two grandsons. I would be grateful for any
information which can be passed on to me, please, about any of the above people,
and Treswithian Downs at the turn of the 19th/20th century. Thank you.
Jim at 19:39:02 Wednesday August 20 2003
Madron - George, did you not see this disclaimer at the top of the list of Cornish Place Names? I accept no responsibility for missing place names or incorrect translations as I have to rely on external resources. "However, if you feel the a place name and its translation should be included then send it to me by e-mail."
George Quinn in Madron at 18:15:19 Wednesday August 20 2003
Why is Madron omitted from the list of place names?
Danielle Thoirs in London at 14:00:00 Thursday August 14 2003
I love Cornwall and you web sit is fab
Richard in Seven Seas at 18:41:36 Tuesday August 12 2003
Great site for exiled Cornishmen - and Women. Sure does make me homesick. Always said
I'd be back, if only to be laid to rest. One day...........
William in Hayle Cornwall, at 16:01:35 Tuesday August 12 2003
Good site will be back. Thanks.
Pia Private-Krankenversicherung in LA at 09:13:13 Tuesday August 12 2003
Hello my name is KFZ-Versicherung . Great site!
ANNETTE WILKINSON in
Australia at 10:06:18 Monday August 11 2003
Hello I'm looking for the Pellow family in Cornwall England.
And can you help me please.
from Annette.
Anny in Cardiff at 00:39:06 Monday August 11 2003
Cathy in Cornwall,
My great grandfather was Walter Berryman but he was never married to my great grandmother. My grandfather took his mother's name - Rowe. I wonder if your grandfather and my great grandfather were related?
Anny in Cardiff at 00:31:46 Monday August 11 2003
Your genealogy section was very helpful - I am trying to trace my father's family in Cornwall. Keep up the good work!
Scott Rowett at 13:51:53 Friday August 8 2003
I was showing my mother the internet and came across this site because it had her name on it
Martyn Dale in Stafford at 23:39:31 Thursday August 7 2003
Interesting & visually attractive site
barry martin in
Wallsend-on-Tyne at 16:07:52 Thursday August 7 2003
hi Alan back again, this email coming from my local library, hence this second address via my telewest television will be easier for me if anyone would like to communicate with a 'Cornish
Geordie'
cheers.
Barry Martin in
Wallsend-on-Tyne, Tyne & Wear at 15:58:42 Thursday August 7 2003
Wotcheor( Geordie, for hello) ,1st attempt at the 21st century means of communication.
Experimenting to try and find family tree info. as parents now deceased,
originally from St Just-in-Penwith. will now try and move around the site. Thank you and Cheers!
EMEKA UGOCHI in ABIA at 10:40:42 Thursday August 7 2003
I LOVE THE SITE
Alan Richards in Dallas, Texas at 18:08:56 Tuesday August 5 2003
Hi Namesake,
My family's history is centered around St. Neot
best wishes, Alan
Rick Stull in Columbus, Ohio USA at 20:05:01 Saturday August 2 2003
Enjoyed your recipe pages. Can you ship me some Pasty's?
Dana in usa at 05:20:14 Saturday August 2 2003
looking for any info on William and Beatrice (Lutey) Casley from Penzance, please!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wanglee at 02:16:19 Friday August 1 2003
Nice site :)
Ed Jones in
Bodmin at 20:38:12 Thursday July 31 2003
Can any one give me this English to Cornish
translation please, "Live-in-peace"? Thank you.
Gareth jones in Tottenham village at 12:06:39 Thursday July 31 2003
Trelawneys the 'ardest boy. Falmouth town forever.
Fergus in Falmouth at 16:17:53 Wednesday July 30 2003
'Ere, wosson 'ere? Someone get me a choaks issum!
Will Webster in London town at 16:03:34 Wednesday July 30 2003
Kernow is the business, I'm not very hard, Falmouth boys are here, here, here...
M J Hunkin in Poole at 17:46:33 Tuesday July 29 2003
Gad to share present and past family links
Jacque Kyler in Mesa, Arizona at 09:06:31 Monday July 28 2003
Hi! I really enjoyed your web site. My line of ancestors joins yours with Nathaniel Crosby
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The REAL Viking in ICELAND at 05:12:17 Monday July 28 2003
Very good website you have here,
Glad to put my step on it, send you and your visitors my best greetings.
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Mercy Ingraham in Hulmeville, PA, USA at 01:58:58 Saturday July 26 2003
What a cool site. I was looking for recipes for rutabaga, and believe it or not, you came up! How do you make your pasty? I'd love a real recipe. www.openhearthcook.com
Joy Jones (Nee Watkins) in Eastbourne at 21:43:51 Thursday July 24 2003
Found this site very interesting. I am from Newquay. Anyone know my family, on my Mothers side, the Rickards from Newquay??? My husband and I visit 'home' as often as possible. Were there for 10 days last month. All good wishes to Cornish people everywhere. Joy and her Cornwall convert husband Peter !
Janet Darlison at 17:06:29 Thursday July 24 2003
Hello there
I live in Romford Essex and work in London I'm a relatively new Derek Tangye books fan -so hence my interest in Cornwall of late.
Simon
Beezer in East Tilbury at 13:39:13 Thursday July 24 2003
Hi Alan your website is excellent and cool keep on updating your website thanks.
Simon Beezer
Gloria Cline in New Orleans, LA USA at 21:25:43 Wednesday July 23 2003
Looking for any Trewolla descendants still living in Cornwall. I am a descendant of John Trewolla & Lettice Rashleigh.
Rene Beamond in Crantock at 20:56:12 Friday July 18 2003
I am Cornish through and through and I do hate to hear these people come down here from up country and run us down and our beautiful county. I say if they don't like us they don't have to stay, Anyone agree?
Christine O'Gara in London, UK at 15:53:36 Wednesday July 16 2003
I'm trying to trace a Canadian friend Ruby B Rymer, born March 1959 in Victoria BC. Last I heard she was moving to Banff/Jaspar, that was in 1996 though she said she was moving back to Victoria. Are you out there, Ruby, or anyone who knows her? Thanks!
Barrie Morse MRICS FCIOB in Surrey at 12:21:58 Wednesday July 16 2003
Cornish first English second! A proud Celt but unfortunately since my parents died I do not get the opportunity to return to my native
Roseland. To sit on a bench at St Anthony and look across Carrick roads is a memory I will never ever forget.
Heaven.
Pamela (Skordahl) DeMumbrum in Campo, Ca. at 06:53:34 Monday July 14 2003
Looking for any info on Skordahl genealogy. My father was born in Ryegate, Montana in 1914. His father A J Skordahl was from Minnesota. Not much other information was available to me. Thanks for any help. Pam
Jessica M in
Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada at 05:12:10 Sunday July 13 2003
I fully support the effort to keep the Cornish language a living language. Kudos. Also, I was wondering if there was a site that showed
phonetically how to pronounce Cornish words? Meur ras.
ROGER GOULD in
Orlando, Florida, USA at 11:02:14 Friday July 11 2003
i was born in St.Austell in 1941.emigrated to Canada in 1956.attended LAWN SCHOOL from 1945/1951.mother was ESTHER ORCHARD OF GROVE RD.
Thomas E. Myners in Norway Mi. USA at 03:32:56 Friday July 11 2003
looking for information about the Myners of Cornwall.
Richard Edward White in West Chester Pennsylvania USA at 17:32:01 Tuesday July 8 2003
Just wanted to say hello. My whole family is from Cornwall ( Angarrack), the Whites have been the same area for at
least 300 years. I also have relatives in Redruth (they are Moyles).
Richard White (there have Richard Whites in the Hayle, Angarrack area for at least 200 years)
Harvey Brooks in New Orleans, LA 70115 at 01:45:46 Sunday July 6 2003
A nice visit. Thanks.
Glynn Miners in Murwillumbah, NSW, Australia at 10:58:39 Tuesday July 1 2003
Hi, trying to find out more about myself. Born Charlestown, St.Austell. Great great grandfather
Charles Deacon Capt. Water Witch
Dex Cameron in Cornwall, UK at 07:41:36 Thursday June 26 2003
Jenny, if you're serious about moving to Cornwall then please visit www.dexcameron.com
Dex
Evelyn Lanyon Wallace in Warren, Michigan USA at 05:38:19 Tuesday June 24 2003
I'm very happy to have found this site.
Lettie in
Hassenbrook at 11:45:58 Thursday June 19 2003
Hello Mr Richards your site is amazing and great I'm actually Cornish myself (dad's side of the family!) and would be honoured of you wrote back at lettienice@hotmail.com
Jenny in At Home (York) at 16:00:56 Wednesday June 18 2003
I love Cornish life and I am planning to move in the near future.
I have been to Cornwall many times and intend on my next visit to start looking for houses!
James, my husband, I, and our 6 children love Cornwall with all our heart and want to integrate into Cornish
society.
PS We love Cornish pasties!!!
Susan Rowe in New York at 21:09:06 Tuesday June 17 2003
Cornishman in New York. My family is from St. Ives....downalong....since then the family has spread to Canada, Australia, and the States. The heart if still in St. Ives
Robert Powell in Truro (Three Rivers), Cornwall up on
Malabar at 21:00:29 Sunday June 15 2003
Great site. Nice to know someone local knows so much about his heritage. Nothing like sitting on the beach or going for a swim in the evenings when all the emmits have gone of home. I'm off to nab one of me mother's pasties now. Again, great site. Cheers.
Alan
Winstanley in Bolton (Lancashire) at 19:47:55 Sunday June 15 2003
Great site its good to find someone who has the same love of Cornwall as my family and myself, I have been visiting Cornwall since i was a small child and have been in love with the place for many years.
It is my dream to retire to Looe and enjoy the slower pace of life and wake every morning to see the most beautiful scenery in gods earth
Alan
Sally in Markham, Canada at 01:36:55 Thursday June 12 2003
Great site. I am a descendant of Cornish people and have only been researching for less than one year.
Vera in Ukraine, Kyiv at 10:56:51 Tuesday June 10 2003
I found your site when occasionally surfing on the Internet. As I usually say our world is so wonderful, there are so
many nice, wonderful places around the world... and I'm glad to meet a person who likes his own country and the land very much... as well as I like my country :-)
Martin Huddlestone in Mabe, Burnthouse, nr Penryn at 14:06:32 Monday June 9 2003
Hi, if there is anyone willing to help, I'm a student doing a mini PHD on the origins of place names in Cornwall... If anyone has any information into the deeper meanings of any local(ish) place names, any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you in advance, great site.
William R Jennings in Pasadena California USA at 21:21:30 Saturday June 7 2003
Greetings to all my Cornish Cousins.
David Gilbert in Camberley, Surrey at 14:15:44 Friday June 6 2003
Hello Alan - a nice site that I just happened across when doing a bit of surfing.... You don't say where you're from - I'm from Bude but have lived in this part of the world for the past 32 years (I left when I was 18). Still have family down there so return as often as possible.
Kind regards - Dave
Steve Colgan in Hayle, Cornwall at 08:52:25 Tuesday June 3 2003
Dydh da Alan - Great site. It's great to see that interest in Cornwall isn't just restricted to Cornwall! Oll and gwella!
Dex Cameron in Cornwall, UK at 17:44:22 Monday June 2 2003
Coming later this month, 'In They Days', the sequel to 'Where Are you To?'.
This continues the true story of life in Cornwall.
More at www.clearwaterbooks.com
Dex
Gareth Owen in Tintern Monmouthshire at 17:06:50 Monday May 26 2003
Hoping to move to Cornwall permanently in the near future, see you
Ann Close(Nee Creek) in Torksey Lincoln at 18:51:24 Saturday May 24 2003
At last I have been able to find more info about St Piran and Cornish Tartans. I was born in Penzance and as is commonly known, was taught nothing about my Cornish Heritage (at school) which I am proud of.
mugu in niger at 00:17:27 Wednesday May 21 2003
i dey here ooooooooooooo
Dave Warren in Maastricht ( worst luck ) at 21:34:49 Monday May 19 2003
Hi Alan,yet again a great site.
Keep it up mate.
Kernow Bys Vyken.
Linda Cornish in Hornell, NY at 19:04:19 Monday May 19 2003
Hi, I'm looking for the father of my GGGG grandfather. My GGGG grandfathers name was Joseph Cornish born in England in 1753 who married Abigail.. They had my GGG grandfather Joseph H. Cornish and also 2 brothers (William Eli and John )and possibly more children. Can any one connect this to any of their trees? Thanks, Linda Cornish
ANN. in U.S.A. at 06:36:30 Sunday May 18 2003
AGRINOLDS@WEBTV.NET
Rob and
Sonia Stott in Newquay Cornwall at 21:41:55 Saturday May 17 2003
Hello, everyone, all over the world who is proud to be Cornish. This is a sad time for
Cornish folk still in their native homeland as. it seems that our homeland is being hacked apart and sold to the highest bidder.
We and thousands of others have no chance of owning a piece of Cornwall as wages are low and house prices are so silly its almost laughable.
Anyone over seas who would like to know how much their old property is valued at now we would be happy to e-mail you with details so you could have a good laugh too and even cry! any
Cornishman with a view on this please contact us as we would like to hear from you.
We would also like to hear from any Cornish kiwis or Cornish aussies! Enough of the moans, now, an emmet (someone north of the
Tamar) came up to us the other day and asked us where Tin-ta-gle was (we think they mean
Tintagel) speak to he dreckley! Rob & Sonia, XXXX
Richard Stephens in Texas USA at 03:24:15 Saturday May 17 2003
Just looking for Cornish family.
Hubert Baril in Normandy, France at 18:08:29 Monday May 12 2003
Hello!
I am a Derek Tangye fan! I have read all his books more than once. Just like Jeannie and Derek I am a cat lover and also a lover of nature. I wish I had been able to visit them when they were still alive, I think we would have been on the same wavelength (as Derek says in his books!). I particularly approve of their criticism of the shallowness of today's society. I know Derek Tangye's books so well, almost by heart, some passages at least, that I suppose I could visit Minack blind-folded and still find my way around! I visited Cornwall years ago but I hadn't read Derek's books then and I didn't know about Minack at all unfortunately. That was back in the early eighties and I could have met them.
It was nice talking to you. Thank you for the very nice website, it is nice to hear that people share your tastes and values.
Take care.
Hubert Baril
Colin Beaver in Manchester at 02:31:07 Friday May 9 2003
Having been fortunate enough to spend my childhood in Looe and Camborne, I realise how beautiful the county of Cornwall and its warm natured people. The contrast between Cornwall and Lancashire/Cheshire is very different but I would rather have a Pasty than our Hotpot !
Valmai
Dingle Gano in California at 18:02:58 Thursday May 8 2003
researching Gorran, Cornwall ancestors, got most of those who emigrated to Victoria, Australia need LOTS of help with the Dingles from Gorran, Cornwall thanks
Sue Chardon in Mackay Queensland at 08:27:24 Wednesday May 7 2003
Hi, very interesting reading. My Family go back 4 generations as descendants of Moonta (part of Australia"s little Cornwall) Anyone related to the Haylocks or Kneebones who came out from Cornwall?
Roy Polkinghorne in Burlingame, California, USA at 21:48:19 Thursday May 1 2003
My dad & 3 brothers were born in Buckland Manachorum, Cornwall in the late 1800's. He told me "By the Tre Pol and Pen you can tell the Cornishmen". Is there any more to this saying? Anyone please contact me at roy@rountreeinc.com
Donna Kelly in Australia at 04:45:21 Wednesday April 30 2003
Tracing the Cundy Family in Cornwall.
Dr.mugu mahamugu in lome togo at 11:47:35 Tuesday April 29 2003
The best work in this world is guy_work;so my men keep on and dont loose hope in jesus name AMEN.
sue williams in withiel cornwall at 17:28:57 Saturday April 26 2003
really enjoyed the site will visit again soon thanx alan godbless sue x
hayley carthew in northants at 20:54:09 Wednesday April 23 2003
hello kernow
great web site found some useful info
Moonkiss in Tolvaddon at 20:13:43 Wednesday April 23 2003
Just a wonderful site to have been round and return to. To enjoy the loves and fun of our wonderful county.
Ken Pile in Woking Surrey at 14:29:01 Tuesday April 22 2003
I am an ex-pat Cornishman. Born Penryn on 29th August 1932 Christened at St Gluvias Church So send greetings to all other Cornish men who have to live away from there homeland.
Christoph Breitenbach in D-69245 Bammental, Germany at 18:28:22 Saturday April 19 2003
Dear Alan,
I collect traditional european folk-lovesongs and I am looking for a song in Cornish language. I have made so many efforts to get a song without any success, so you are my last hope: I need the notes of the melody, the Cornish text with a translation in English and place and date of printing of the book containing the songs. I would be really happy if you would send the photocopy of one or two songs at my adress: Christoph Breitenbach, J.-S.-Bach-Str.6, D-69245 Bammental, Germany. Thank you for any help.
Paul Stafford in Anderson, South Carolina, USA at 18:00:25 Friday April 18 2003
www.innova.net/~stafford
Michael Prideaux in Lancaster, California, USA at 16:37:16 Friday April 18 2003
I've found my great grandfather listed in R.M. Prideaux's "Prideaux, A Westcountry Clan" and can now trace my Cornish lineage 1000 years, Great to find out I'm not French!! Hope to visit "home" someday!
Mark
Thomas in Dungeon. at 10:28:53 Thursday April 17 2003
I loves Cornwall, me. I loves them lovely pasties and all them fit birds, all them seagulls dumping on me for good luck, all them beaches and ice-creams and ancient beers that makes all them fit birds seem fitter still.....
Terry Peters in Newport, South Wales at 10:39:50 Wednesday April 16 2003
Searching family history - PETERS of GERRANS, also
Stodden, Tregunna, Dillon, Jane, Hayes, Drew, Carlyon
dex cameron in Nr Lostwithiel, Cornwall, UK at 18:00:51 Friday April 11 2003
Wouldn't have thought this was the place to advertise porn website. They really are a curse on the internet. Not just because they're there but because the perpetrators insist on flooding the rest of us with something we neither need nor want - with the exception, I suppose, of the sex-starved adolescent!
Keith Tonkin in Dunedin, New Zealand at 12:12:06 Tuesday April 8 2003
Searching for Cornish Music I can learn.
Sandra Martin in New Zealand at 02:51:07 Tuesday April 8 2003
Nice Web site, I thought Cornish pasties or Tideogies (excuse the spelling) had jam at one end? Both courses in one?
dot napier in
Pensilva, Cornwall at 20:58:53 Sunday April 6 2003
Hi, have lived in Pensilva, Cornwall for 25 years, moved down from London and would never return. Love Cornwall to bits
Russell Banks in Ottawa, Canada at 19:46:35 Saturday April 5 2003
Most interesting site. Visiting Cornwall in May with my three daughters to visit my late wife's Cornish home and family. A war bride of 57 years, she was a true Cornishwoman
Margaret
Dawes nee Tremewan in England at 15:25:02 Thursday April 3 2003
Hi, nice to hear there are many Tremewan connections
Stanley Hamilton Cornwall in Westport, Massachusetts 02790 at 09:33:53 Tuesday April 1 2003
Good Morning! My name is Cornwall which descends from Richard Earl of Cornwall. My ancestor came to establish the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1632 as personal bodyguard for Governor John Winthrop, first Governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. I have only connected with my Cornish History in the last few years as I am now 64 and interested in such things. My business has been in the Gift & Decorative Accessory Industry as well as my father before me and now my son. I have this desire to gather products of all kinds from Cornwall that could be marketed in the US similar to what the Irish are now doing. In order for this to work the Cornwall Economic Development people would have to participate as the cost initially would be prohibitive particularly in these times. ANY IDEAS? Sincerely, Stanley H. Cornwall
David L. Tinney in Gilbert, AZ, USA at 05:32:24 Tuesday March 25 2003
Looking for information on Joseph K. Tinney Born 1777 married Sarah Kerr Sweetman 1802 Charlton NY
Mirjam in Holland at 20:59:57 Sunday March 23 2003
I try to find my dad serge antoine (61-63 years now, mauritian birth) and his wife Joan he was married with in may 1969 in Luton Hertfordshire. Her parents were farmers in the north.
Joan worked in 1969 as a beautician by selfridges in London. If you know them please let me know I try to find them for a very long time. Also his family doesn't know where he is.
Rob and
Sonia Stott in Newquay Cornwall at 08:40:11 Monday March 17 2003
hi alan! we think your web site is brilliant we found it particularly funny as we are great friends we a very
Cornish farmer from St. Columb Major who is also called Alan Richards, we wound him up a treat.
We particularly liked the Cornish jokes, and the Cornish dialect page, we were telling them to some friends of ours who are from the midlands and now live here but they just didn't get it! so we've ad to copy it out for em to work through on their own as they always end up looking right turnips when they meet people and ain't got a clue what they're on about. We took em to a farm sale/auction the other day and the look on
their faces was priceless when they saw about 50 or so Cornish farmers with no teeth and limps speaking words they didn't understand all trying to outbid each other for a worn out tractor which must of been about 100 years old. farm sales/auctions av become a
Cornish institution, maybe you should put something on your site about them we could provide you with some excellent stories. Well keep up the wonderful site and our love of everything
Cornish! speak to again dreckley!! Rob & Sonia.
Yoshiko in Odawara JAPAN at 08:11:44 Saturday March 15 2003
Great&Wonderful site!I!m so happy Cornish Place Names was an answer to my riddle
Dex
Cameron in Liskeard, Cornwall, UK at 07:32:02 Thursday March 13 2003
An article is expected in this Saturday's WMN on my new novel, 'Embedded Values'.
While not about Cornwall this time it was lovingly written in Cornwall!
See it at www.clearwaterbooks.com
Dex
Steven Scarlett at 17:36:13 Monday March 10 2003
I found this to be a very useful web site. Congratulations on its design and content.
Steven Scarlett
Jean Martyn in
Plymouth England at 23:23:20 Sunday March 9 2003
Hello I was looking for the Richards name living in Saltash in the 1890s as my grandmother was called
Sophia Richards they had nurseries in Hatt I believe, but I would like to know more about them as
I am building a family tree with my grand daughter perhaps you could tell me something about your
Richards family
Yvonne and Phil Russell at 16:15:57 Sunday March 9 2003
Will visit Cornwall in June. Friends recommended this site. Looks like we will find plenty of interest. Like the personal touch.
Jacqui
Jennings in Luton, Bedfordshire at 15:36:36 Sunday March 9 2003
I moved here 4 years ago and miss Cornwall very much, my Partner knows this and takes me home as often as possible. I shall be visiting this site again as it is brilliant. But it has made me very homesick.
adam at 22:29:26 Thursday March 6 2003
Hey....I was looking into Cornwall, and wondering what the word Cornish, really is....please help me out...
Pyran in UK at 23:56:30 Wednesday March 5 2003
Degol Pyran Lowen
Happy St Piran's Day
R Wellls in Portland OR at 18:50:06 Tuesday March 4 2003
Interesting. We are at http://www.youthchg.com. Thanks.
Frances Hilary Truscott Kleckner in State College, Pennsylvania USA at 12:32:14 Tuesday March 4 2003
Great website! It makes me a little homesick.
Amina Gregory in
Somerset at 23:25:53 Monday March 3 2003
Hi great website. My family live in the Bude area. I'm trying to track down a lost member of my family. Does any body know anything about the army camp near Kilkhampton in the 1950's?I'm looking for Alan Boulton. Can anyone help?
Bernard Spargo in Hayling Island, Hampshire, UK at 18:20:13 Sunday March 2 2003
Thanks for the interesting pages, I'll be back
Wilma Stone in Sault Ste Marie, Ontario, Canada at 16:40:1 Sunday March 2 2003
Looking for Cornish ancestors:
John Courtis m. Mary James @ Breage 1810
James King m. Mary Pascoe @ St Hilary 1784
John Allen M. Loveday Clarke~ 1811, lived @Mylor
Would appreciate any info on these families
Thanks, Wilma
Clem
Lang in Falmouth at 11:30:38 Saturday March 1 2003
greetings from all members of Treverva male voice choir
Gillian Brown in Norfolk, England at 23:2:24 Thursday February 27 2003
My mother is from the Rogers family of St. Columb, Cornwall. I am trying to trace them back.
Shirley Furget in Redford, MI, USA at 20:32:47 Monday February 24 2003
Enjoyed your website. I also, enjoyed your Guestbook. My Grandmother's maiden name was Cornish and My Great Grandmother's was Richards.
JAN M MILES (NEE AUTRIDGE) in AUSTRALIA at 3:11:2 Monday February 24 2003
AUTRIDGE CONNECTION IN U.K.
JUST TO UPDATE MY EMAIL ADDRESS:
janmiles20@hotmail.com. Would love to hear
from any Autridges.
shirley may in south shields at 13:40:48 Sunday February 23 2003
looking for my ancestors in Cornwall. Name of Lobb
Cathy in
Cornwall at 20:18:58 Friday February 21 2003
my great grandfather was William Berryman born 1845 he had a farm called Bolenna in Towednack he married Alice (dont know her maiden name) from Lelant. they are both buried in Towednack. Any one know where Bolenna is? Their daughter Elizabeth Jane Berryman married Philip Orchard born 1869 who was from Crowan, he went to the Transvaal then maybe onto Moonta (never returned)any bells ringing please contact me
thanks cathy
Phil in
Gunwalloe at 22:42:35 Thursday February 20 2003
hi ya, I read that u were born at Gunwalloe. were ???? can you remember ???? i may live in your house ......lol
phil...........(From Webmaster - No, Redruth!)
Dave Trevorrow in METAMORA, MICH. at 14:30:46 Thursday February 20 2003
a very interesting and well done web site. I am searching TREVORROW, TREVARROW, NICHOLAS
Thank you,
Dave
nick lock in point clare [near sydney] nsw at 11:29:58 Wednesday February 19 2003
G'day from an cornishman relocated. Iam folk singer just about to release my first CD of Cornish and Australian songs. Ihope to develop my knowledge through you and your site. I wish ,you all the best keepup the great work. I'm happy to hear from anyone who cares to contact me Nick
David Runnalls in St. Catharines, ON., Canada at 18:20:52 Tuesday February 18 2003
Very interesting. My great grandfather left Cornwall in the late 1870`s to work in a quarry in Guernsey. Do you know if other Cornishmen went there to work ??
Allen Ross Warmington in Olmsted Township, Ohio at 17:21:53 Wednesday February 12 2003
Interested in the Origins of the surname Warmington in WARKS? Have information on it beginning with the Founder, one Wahrmund; a minor Tenth Century warlord.
Regards to Cornwall
Dex Cameron in Cornwall, UK at 16:55:55 Tuesday February 11 2003
Any Derek Tangye fans out there? (He wrote many books about his life in Cornwall from the early fifties up to his death in 1996).
Thoroughly recommended for anyone who likes Cornwall or reading about it.
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jeff mather in australia at 09:09:08 Monday February 10 2003
looking for my great grandfather william hampton married to jane hampton born manchester eng teacher
sara in usa at 06:48:30 Tuesday February 4 2003
nice site
Steven Scarlett at 12:40:59 Monday February 3 2003
I found this to be a very usefull web site. Congratulations on its design and content.
Steven Scarlett
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tony wicks in falmouth cornwall at 19:05:56 Sunday February 2 2003
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Wilma Stone in Sault Ste Marie,Ontario,Canada at 16:05:13 Friday January 31 2003
Hi! I'm enjoying your site. Looking for ancestors in St. Hilary area.Joseph Winnen and Annie (King) moved to Michigan ~1888 to work in the Copper Mines.
Philippa Bennett in Hamburg, Germany at 16:49:11 Monday January 27 2003
I'm a Cornish girl living in Germany and although i have no desire to move back to England, I do miss my Cornwall. It's great to see photo's and other cornish stuff to remind me of my herritage. Great Thanx
Colin & Angela Robinson in Golden.BC>Canada at 22:39:44 Saturday January 25 2003
Hi Alan,
We love your site, we are not cornish
but English living in Canada. We always
head for Cornwall when on a visit home.
We have visited Cornwall lots over the years
and would love to live there, but it isn't
possible now. We will have to make do with
visits and your website.
Keep up the good work and many thanks.
Love to Cornwall
Wendy Trembath in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada at 15:23:49 Monday January 20 2003
My parents came to Canada from Pendeen and Goldsithney to obtain jobs. Succeeded and I used to reside in both Northern Ontario and
Toronto, have relocated in Nova Scotia Canada. Read the Emails very informative.
Kara Aunger-Liller in Nevada City, California at 16:21:28 Saturday January 18 2003
Looking for Aunger, Crase & Wasley families in Cornwall, England. Did you know that during the turn of the 19th century 80% of the population of Grass Valley, California were Cornish. Please contact me if you have any information kara34@pacbell.net
Fleur in London at 18:54:15 Thursday January 16 2003
What a brilliant website - great for a homesick Penzance girl.
JAN M MILES in SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA at 01:18:18 Monday January 13 2003
Hi Alan, my maiden name is Autridge and am researching the U.K. Autridges from Cornwall/Devon.
Anyone doing same or may be related would love to hear from you on janmiles@bigpond.com. Looking forward to reading your site. Regards
Dex Cameron in Liskeard, Cornwall, UK at 07:37:05 Saturday January 11 2003
Hi, 'Where Are You To?', my well received book on my family's new life in Cornwall has now been joined by my first novel, 'Embedded Values'. Alas it has nothing to do with Cornwall - it was just written here! Im hoping it becomes nationally known soon.
Geoff Webb in Oxfordshire at 21:34:20 Friday January 10 2003
Found your site by accident whilst researching a Brenda Wootton album. Great site. From Truro myself but left in 1968. Hope to go back soon. If anybody remembers me from Truro School or Cornwall Tech please get in touch! Wishing everyone a Happy New Year.
Penny Tregoning in Benbrook Tx USA at 18:50:50 Wednesday January 8 2003
From London originally but always had holidays in Hayle. Granny and others lived there.
Does anyone hav
