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Mousehole, Keigwin Arms1893
Mousehole, Keigwin Arms1893 Ref: 31805
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I Wish I Had One!
This town is where my ancestors started to spread far and wide, beginning in 18th century or thereabouts. Some distant cousins still live there, I'm sure. Posted: 04/12/2006 09:11 by Geoff Drew |
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 Penzance, Market Jew Street 1920 (ref: 69736) |
The Fish Shop A memory of Penzance, Cornwall The fish shop shown on the right belonged to Mr Phillip Tregurtha. Posted: 02/08/2006 16:15 by Alan Tregurtha |
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 St Buryan, a Cross 1890 (ref: 27745) |
Year: 1997
Great/g Grandmother Mary Maddern A memory of St Buryan, Cornwall My G/G Granmother's parents were married in the St Buryan Church on 31st Oct 1814, they were Richard Maddern & Mary Bennetts. I visited the area in 1997 and found it beautiful. I live in Rutherglen Aust. The old Madderns came to Australia with their children and are buried in Ballarat Cemetery. 2 of their sons were sadly killed in a mining accident in Ballarat. My G/G Grandmother Mary Maddern married Martin Edwards Trezise in St Just and migrated to Australia. Mary Maddern was also born in St Buryan. From Gillian Pitcher, Australia Posted: 02/07/2007 03:06 by Gillian Pitcher |
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 Marazion, Fore Street and Parish Church c1960 (ref: M26076) |
All Saints Church A memory of Marazion, Cornwall Marazion celebrated 500 years of being a town in 1995! This shows the parish church for the town. Last edited: 18/08/2008 13:58 by Dave Hill |
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 Marazion, Fore Street c1960 (ref: M26072) |
Fore Street A memory of Marazion, Cornwall They demolished the shops on the left cos it was so narrow, then built the bypass! The Silvermine gift shop is there now. Last edited: 18/08/2008 13:57 by Dave Hill |
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