I'm trying to track any information I come across relating to the activities of the parishioners of St Just in Roseland in other parishes. I'm also recording information on St Just residents appearing in the West Briton. In the 'source' column you will see where I have obtained the information. Note that I am not necessarily recording all the information that is available (particularly with regard to Parish Records) so I suggest you go to the source to obtain anything else that might be there.
You will find the sources as follows:
OPC - you can find the OPC's email address and/or their website address from
http://www.cornwall-opc.org/ and select 'Parish Index'
C-PROP - you can search the C-PROP parish records database for yourself
at http://www.cornwall-opc-database.org/
West Briton - here I have included the full text but you can also go looking
for other relevant information at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~wbritonad/
Bible Christian Magazine - see
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~biblechristianmag/title.html
London Gazette - see
http://www.gazettes-online.co.uk/home.aspx?GeoType=London
CRO - Cornwall Record Office, Truro
http://crocat.cornwall.gov.uk/dserve/DServe.exe?dsqApp=Archive&dsqCmd=Index.tcl
If you have any records to add to this page then please email the information to me at the address on the home page.
| Surname | Forename | dd_mmm | Year | Event | Location | Notes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ANDAIN | Walter | 21-Jun | 1857 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on Sunday last, Walter ANDAIN, aged 15 years. | West Briton 26th Jun 1857 |
| ANDREW | (dau) | Nov | 1857 | Birth | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, last week, the wife of Mr. F. ANDREW, of a daughter. | West Briton 4th Dec 1857 |
| ANDREW | (son) | 28-Mar | 1861 | Birth | St Mawes | At. St. Mawes, on the 28th ult., the wife of Mr. John ANDREW, of a son. | West Briton 8th Mar 1861 |
| ANDREWS | Nov | 1857 | Falmouth | LAUNCH - There has been launced from the building yard of Mr. JOSEPH HALY, at the Bar, Falmouth, a fine new pilot cutter, of 50 tons burthen, for the Messrs. ANDREW, pilots, of St. Mawes; she was named "The Andrews," and went off in beautiful style. At one period the pilots were restricted to have their cutters not exceeding 40 tons, but this restriction has been removed. The "Andrews" is a beautiful vessel, and reflects much credit on the builder. Mr. Trethowan, of Little Falmouth, has also a pilot cutter nearly ready for launching, for Messrs. JAMES JAMES and CO. | West Briton 20th Nov 1857 | ||
| BANKS | (Mr) | July | 1857 | Transfer | St Mawes | THE CUSTOMS - Mr. WEBSTER, tide-surveyor on the St. Mawes station, has been appointed on promotion to Leith. Mr. BANKS, from Newport, Monmouthshire, has been appointed in his stead. | West Briton 31st July 1857 |
| BARNICOAT | (dau) | 08-Oct | 1856 | Birth | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on Wednesday last, the wife of Mr. JOHN BARNICOAT, builder, of a daughter. | West Briton 10th Oct 1856 |
| BARNICOAT | John | 15-Nov | 1855 | Marriage | St Just in Roseland | At St. Just in Roseland, on the 15th instant, Mr. John BARNICOAT to Miss Sarah CORKHILL, both of St. Mawes. | West Briton 30th Nov 1855 |
| BELLMAN | Elizabeth | 03-Sep | 1849 | Petty Sessions | Ruan Highlanes | JOHN PASCOE of St. Just, aged 17, was brought up for an aggravated and indecent assault upon an aged woman, called ELIZABETH BELLMAN, a widow. The features of the case strongly indicated a criminal intent, but peculiar circumstances induced the magistrates to levy a fine of GBP 4 and costs, in default of payment of which he was committed to Bodmin jail for two calendar months. | West Briton 7th Sep 1849 |
| BELLMAN | Henry | 09-Oct | 1854 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on the 9th inst., Mr. Henry BELMAN, aged 67 years. | Royal Cornwall Gazette 13th Oct 1854 |
| BELLMAN | Philippa | 14-Nov | 1900 | Death | St Mawes | BELMAN – At Laurel-cottage, St. Mawes, Nov. 14, Mrs Phillipa Belman, aged 66. | Royal Cornwall Gazette 22nd Nov 1900 |
| BELLMAN | Richard | 13-Feb | 1851 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on the 13th instant, Mr. Richard BELLMAN, aged 67 years, | West Briton 28th Feb 1851 |
| BERRYMAN | Mr. | 16-Sep | 1859 | Fire | St Just in Roseland | A fire was discovered on the premises of Mr. BERRYMAN, at Gazza, St. Just in Roseland, on Friday evening last, which destroyed three ricks - corn, hay, and furze - there being but little water at hand to extinguish or check the flames. The proprietor, who is a young man, has not long entered on this farm, and the produce destroyed is the first fruit of his labour. The fire is believed to be the work of an incendiary; and a person is suspected. | West Briton 23rd Sept 1859 |
| BERRYMAN | Mr. | 16-Sep | 1859 | Fire | St Just in Roseland | DISTRESSING CASE OF FIRE - We stated last week that a fire, supposed to have been the act of an incendiary, took place on the farm of Roecarrow, in the parish of St. Just in Roseland, on Friday, the 16th instant. We should add that the circumstances of the case are most distressing, as the occupier, Mr. BERRYMAN, had only held the estate for a twelvemonth, and having most successfully saved all his corn and ha, and safely placed it in the mowhay, in the space of a few hours he found himself deprived of the whole produce of his industry, without a grain of corn to carry to the market, without provision for his cattle during the winter, without a load of straw for bedding or manure. Taking these things into account, together with the expense of tillage and labour in saving, his loss cannot be estimated at less than GBP300. He has lost two stacks of wheat, the produce of fourteen acres, one of barley, the produce of twelve acres, one of oats, the produce of six acres, and! one of hay, the produce of six acres. It is the more difficult to account for the motive of the incendiary, as Mr. Berryman is a most inoffensive, industrious young man, and, as a proof of this, has met with the sincerest sympathy from his fellow farmers, not only in his own parish, but wherever the sad account of his loss has reached. The case has been warmly taken up, and we trust a sufficient sum will be raised to enable him to go on with his farm, which he could not do without this assistance. A handsome reward has been offered for the detection of the incendiary, which it is hoped will have the desired effect. Subscriptions are earnestly solicited, and will be thankfully received by the Rev. C. W. CARLYON, rector of the parish. | West Briton 30th Sept 1859 |
| BICKFORD | George, Mr | 28-Feb | 1861 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on the 28th ult., Mr. George BICKFORD, aged 82 years. | West Briton 8th Mar 1861 |
| BLAMEY | C W | 17-Jun | 1916 | Appeal (against call up) | Truro | C W BLAMEY, cattleman (24), single, applied for by Mr E POMERY, farmer, St Mawes, was exempted till Sept 16th , then to join up. | West Briton 22nd June 1916 |
| BONETTO | (dau) | 10-Feb | 1856 | Birth | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on the 10th, the wife of Mr. T. BONETTO, a daughter. | West Briton 22nd Feb 1856 |
| BLAKE | Ann | 13-Nov | 1858 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on the 13th inst., Ann, the beloved and deeply lamented daughter of the late Mr. Robert BLAKE, aged 30 years. | West Briton 19th Nov 1858 |
| BLAKE | Lavinia | 02-Aug | 1856 | Death | St Just in Roseland | At BOSCAIN, in the parish of ST.JUST in ROSELAND, on Saturday last, Miss Martha THOMAS, aged 24 years; and at TREWOLLACK, Lavinia, youngest daughter of Mr. James BLAKE, aged 14 years. | West Briton 8th Aug 1856 |
| BORLASE | John | 19-Aug | 1856 | Death | St Just in Roseland | At Trethewell, in the parish of St. Just in Roseland, on Tuesday last, Mr. JOHN BORLASE, builder, aged 28 years. | West Briton 22nd Aug 1856 |
| BORLASE | J | 1857 | Birth | St Just in Roseland | At St. Just Lane, in the parish of Roseland, the wife of Mr. J. BORLASE, jun., of a daughter. | West Briton 25th Sept 1857 | |
| BRAY | Frederick | 02_may | Death (newspaper report) | France | Former St Mawes Policeman Dies from Wounds News has been received by friends of the death of Gunner Frederick BRAY from wounds in a hospital in France on May 2nd. Deceased was a police constable and at the outset of the War was stationed at St Mawes. Several months ago he enlisted in the R.G.A. and after training was sent to France. He was wounded in the left shoulder and right leg. During the time he was stationed at St Mawes he was very popular and highly respected. The deceased gunner was a native of Liskeard. | Newspaper cutting (unknown origin) found on the internet | |
| BUSHELL | Victoria Pauline | 05-Mar | 1859 | Marriage | St Just in Roseland | On the 5th inst., at St. Just in Roseland, by the rector, the Rev. C. W. CARLYON, Lieut. Francis OSBURN, Esq., R.N., third son of William OSBURN Esq., of Leeds, Yorkshire, to Victoria Pauline, second daughter of R. BUSHELL, Esq., R.N., of St. Mawes. | West Briton 11th Mar 1859 |
| CARLYON | Agnes Eliza | 14-Jun | 1859 | Marriage | St Just in Roseland | At St. Just in Roseland, on the 14th inst., by the father of the bride, the Rev. Frederick GUTTERES, Chaplain H.M.S. “Russell,” to Agnes Eliza, eldest daughter of the Rev. Clement Winstanley CARLYON, rector of St. Just in Roseland. | West Briton 17th June 1859 |
| CARLYON | C.W. (Mr) | 1855 | Commission | ROYAL MARINES - MR. C. W. CARLYON, second son of the Rev. C. W. CARLYON, of St. Just in Roseland, has received a commission in the Royal Marines Light Infantry, and is appointed to the Plymouth division. | West Briton 27th April 1855 | ||
| CARLYON | C. Winstanley (Rev) | 11-Dec | 1888 | Death | CARLYON – On the 11th inst., the Rev. C. Winstanley Carlyon, for 52 years rector of St Just-in-Roseland, aged 78 years – Funeral will take place on Saturday next, at half-past two. | Royal Cornwall Gazette 13th Dec 1888 | |
| CHAMBERS | Robert | 03-Sep | 1849 | Petty Sessions | Ruan Highlanes | before Messrs. GREGOR, CREGOE, and GWATKIN: A pilot of St. Mawes, of the name of ROBERT CHAMBERS, was brought before the bench, on a charge of indecently assaulting two young girls of an early age. The circumstances were of a most revolting nature. The aged defendant, from the nature of the evidence, was not committed, but the magistrates fined him GBP 3 and costs, and discharged him with a suitable and salutary admonition. | West Briton 7th Sep 1849 |
| CHENOWITH | Ann | 27-Dec | 1856 | Death | St Just in Roseland | At Zanzague (Lanseague?), in the parish of St. Just in Roseland, on Saturday last, Miss Ann CHENOWETH, aged 63 years. | West Briton 2nd Jan 1857 |
| CHYNOWETH | Elizabeth | 05-Aug | 1852 | Marriage | St Just in Roseland | At St. Just in Roseland, on the 5th instant, Mr. JOSEPH SHERROCK to Miss ELIZABETH CHYNOWETH, both of St. Mawes. | West Briton 20th Aug 1852 |
| CHYNOWETH | John | Jul? | 1851 | Marriage | St Just in Roseland | At St. Just in Roseland, Mr. John CHYNOWETH to Miss Louisa WHITFORD, both of that place. | West Briton 18th Jul 1851 |
| COCK | John | 24-Mar | 1857 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes on Tuesday last, Mr. John COCK, aged 71 years. | West Briton 27th Mar 1857 |
| COLLINS | (son) | 19-Mar | 1857 | Birth | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on the 19th instant, the wife of Mr. Rd. COLLINS, of a son. | West Briton 27th Mar 1857 |
| COLMAN | (dau) | 26-Apr | 1858 | Birth | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on Monday last, the wife of Mr. J. COLMAN, of a daughter | West Briton 30th Apr 1858 |
| CORKHILL | John | 19-Feb | 1852 | Marriage | Tregoney | At Tregoney, on the 19th ult., Mr. JOHN CORKHILL, of St. Mawes, to MARY, second daughter of Mr. NICHOLAS ANDREW, of the former place. | West Briton 5th Mar 1852 |
| CORKHILL | John | 19-Feb | 1852 | Marriage | Tregony | At Tregony, on Thursday the 19th inst., by the Rev. Henry Peter Gurney, rector, Mr. John Corkhill, of St. Mawes, yeoman, to Mary, second daughter of Mr. Nicholas Andrew, farmer. | Royal Cornwall Gazette 27th Feb 1852 |
| CORKHILL | Sarah | 15-Nov | 1855 | Marriage | St Just in Roseland | At St. Just in Roseland, on the 15th instant, Mr. John BARNICOAT to Miss Sarah CORKHILL, both of St. Mawes. | West Briton 30th Nov 1855 |
| COUCH | (dau) | 22-Oct | 1852 | Birth | St Just in Roseland | At St. Just in Roseland, on Friday last, the wife of Mr. JAGO PASCOE, a son, and the wife of Mr. THOMAS COUCH, a daughter. | West Briton 29th Oct 1852 |
| CURNER | Ann | 13-Feb | 1857 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on Friday last, Miss Ann CURNER, aged 76 years | West Briton 20th Feb 1857 |
| DASH | (Mr) | 24-Oct | 1849 | Accident | off St Anthony's Head | NARROW ESCAPE - On Wednesday se'nnight, in the evening, a gig belonging to MR. VINCENT, with five pilots on board, was upset off St. Anthony's lighthouse when returning to St. Mawes from the bay. The wind was blowing strong from the south-west, and a heavy sea was running; but fortunately MR. DASH, another pilot, was not far off in a punt with two men, and on seeing the accident they went to assist, and got the five men into their little punt, two of them being nearly exhausted. They then rowed the boat, with the eight men in her, and a quantity of water, stern before, unto they cleared St. Anthony Point. | West Briton 2nd Nov 1849 |
| DASH | (son) | 19-Nov | 1852 | Birth | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on the 19th ult., the wife of Mr. J. DASH, a son. | West Briton 3rd Dec 1852 |
| DASH | Harriet Jane | 15-Jan | 1899 | Death | St Mawes | DASH – At Bohella, St. Mawes, Jan. 15, Harriet Jane (Janie), the eldest and dearly-loved daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth Dash, aged 26. | Royal Cornwall Gazette 19th Jan 1899 |
| DASH | William Vincent | 14-Nov | 1900 | Death | St Mawes | DASH – At Victoria Cottage, St. Mawes, Nov. 13, William Vincent Dash, Trinity pilot, aged 64. | Royal Cornwall Gazette 22nd Nov 1900 |
| DEVONSHIRE | Nicholas | Apr | 1858 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, last week, Mr. Nicholas DEVONSHIRE, aged 83 years | West Briton 30th Apr 1858 |
| DIXON | Charles | 25-Dec | 1852 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes Castle, on Saturday last, Mr. CHARLES DIXON, corporal of artillery, aged 70 years;- he had served his country with great credit, had medals for some of the great battles in the Peninsula, did his duty in the field at Waterloo, and enjoyed the otium in the castle for several years, very creditably to himself, and obligingly to all who had occasion to visit it. | West Briton 31st Dec 1852 |
| DODD | Sophia Jane | 09-Apr | 1856 | Marriage | Northhill | At Northhill, on Tuesday last, the Rev. JOHN MARTIN, second son of JOHN L. MARTIN, Esq., of Croft Lodge, Cambridge, to SOPHIA JANE, youngest daughter of the late Rev. Dr. RODD, of Trebartha Hall, and formerly rector of St. Just in Roseland, in this county. | West Briton 11th Apr 1856 |
| DOTSON | (son) | 22-Nov | 1856 | Birth | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on the 22nd ult., the wife of Mr. T. DOTSON, of a son; on the 28th, the wife of Mr. KITT, of a son; and the wife of Mr. J. J. VINCENT, of a son. | West Briton 12th Dec 1856 |
| DOWNTON | William George | 26-Apr | 1852 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on Monday last, WILLIAM GEORGE, son of Mr. WILLIAM DOWNTON, of Truro, aged 2 years. | West Briton 30th Apr 1852 |
| EDWARDS | Spr J, R.E. | WW1 | Photo from newspaper | Unknown - found on internet | |||
| FURSE | - | 05-Feb | 1856 | Fire | St Just in Roseland | FIRE IN ROSELAND - On the evening of the 5th instant, about ten o'clock, a stack of corn standing in a small farm yard, belonging to a farmer called FURSE, in the parish of St Just, (east) about a mile from St. Mawes, was discovered to be on fire. Being on the top of the very high ground which forms the south coast of the harbour, and the night being clear, it formed a bright and brilliant spectacle, over a very extensive area of country, and its splendour, being necessarily accompanied with a certain portion of terror, said to be necessary to constitute the sublime, the formidable element exerted its prerogative, unrestrained, and illumined the firmament for some time. Few persons being near the spot at the time, and water being scarce at that elevation, the whole of the stack, which was not very large, was entirely consumed. It is painful to add, that little or no doubt can be entertained of this mischief being occasioned by some diabolical incendiary. | West Briton 15th Feb 1856 |
| FURZE | Sarah | 1855 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, Sarah, eldest daughter of Mr. James FURZE, aged 6 years. | West Briton 9th Nov 1855 | |
| GEORGE | (son) | 04-Aug | 1856 | Birth | St Mawes | At ST.MAWES, on Monday last, the wife of Mr. E. GEORGE, of a son. | West Briton 8th Aug 1856 |
| GEORGE | (son) | 21-Mar | 1857 | Death | St Mawes | At St Mawes on Saturday last, the infant son of Mr. GEORGE, relieving officer | West Briton 27th Mar 1857 |
| GEORGE | (son) | 06-Jul | 1857 | Death | S Mawes | At St. Mawes, on Monday last, the infant son of Mr. GEORGE | West Briton 10th July 1857 |
| GEORGE | (son) | 30-Dec | 1857 | Birth | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on Wednesday last, the wife of Mr. G. E. GEORGE, of a son. | West Briton 1st Jan 1858 |
| GEORGE | (son) | 23-Apr | 1858 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on Friday last, the infant son of Mr. GEORGE. | West Briton 30th Apr 1858 |
| GEORGE | (Mr) | 06-Nov | 1856 | St Mawes | WESLEYAN MISSIONS. – On Thursday the 6th instant, a meeting was held in the Wesleyan chapel, St. Just in Roseland, in behalf of these missions. Mr. Dunstan was called to the chair, and addressed the meeting, after which Mr. Janlon, the superintendent of the St. Mawes circuit, read some extracts from the report for the last year. Mr. Woolcock, of Ruan, addressed the assembly, and was followed by Mr. George, of St. Mawes, after which Mr. Janlon gave some interesting details of what he had witnessed while a missionary in the West Indies, and the success of his labours in some of the islands. The collection amounted to nearly one-third more than that of the last year. | West Briton 14th Nov 1856 | |
| GEORGE | M | 05-Dec | 1850 | Accident | St Just | DREADFUL ACCIDENT. - On Thursday last, when Master M. George, a little boy about 10 years old, son of Mrs. George, of Gearvean, in St. Just (Roseland), was in the act of throwing down a bundle of straw from a stack, he accidently fell on a long rough pole put as a prop to the rick, and, distressing to relate, the end of the pole entered his groin at the bottom of his abdomen. In this fearful position he fell backwards a distance of 12 or 14 feet, when his cries were heard by some men who were at work near the spot, who ran to the poor little fellow’s assistance, and soon released him from his dreadful position by pulling out the end of the pole from his flank to the almost incredible length of nine inches. Mr Boyne, surgeon of St. Mawes, was soon in attendance; the boy is going on well, and hopes are entertained that the dreadful wound will not prove fatal. | Royal Cornwall Gazette 13th Dec 1850 |
| GEORGE | Margaret | Jan | 1857 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, last week, Margaret, daughter of Mr. C. J. GEORGE, aged 5 years. | West Briton 16th Jan 1857 |
| GERMAN | - | 03-Sep | 1849 | Petty Sessions | Ruan Highlanes | Two boys called WEBBER and GERMAN, of St. Mawes, were charged with theft in an orchard at St. Mawes, and being convicted, were fined altogether 13s.6d. each, and cautioned to be more honest in their future conduct, or they would certainly be committed to the house of correction, it being necessary to exhibit after this, a severe example, to counteract the increasing depravity of the borough. A case of poaching and a few other matters, were afterwards disposed of. | West Briton 7th Sep 1849 |
| GERMAN | Theodore | Jan | 1879 | Marriage | St Just in Roseland | GERMAN – HACKETT. – At St. Just-in-Roseland, Theodore, second son of the late Mr. John German, builder etc, to Miss Alice Hackett, of London. | Royal Cornwall Gazette 28th Jan 1881 |
| GERMAN | William | 22-Mar | 1854 | Inquest | St Mawes | On Wednesday, at St. Mawes, on the body of William GERMAN, of that place, aged 22 years. The deceased had been employed as a boatman in the Coast Guard service, stationed at St. Mawes for about six weeks. On Monday afternoon last, when off (.....?) Point, in the "Alarm," revenue cruiser, he was (on?) the platform gangway throwing the lead to ascertain the depth of water. After he had drawn in his line and was coming down from thence the wind took the mainsail on the port side, and caused the boat to jibe. The mainsail struck deceased and knocked him overboard. Every exertion was made to save him, but he sank before assistance could reach him, and was not seen to rise again. The body was crept up near the same spot the following afternoon. Verdict, "accidentally drowned." | West Briton 24th Mar 1854 |
| GREEN | (son) | 23-Sep | 1855 | Birth | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on the 23rd ult., the wife of Capt. J. GREEN, of a son. | West Briton 5th Oct 1855 |
| GREEN | (dau) | 11-Aug | 1857 | Birth | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on tuesday last, the wife of Mr. Charles GREEN, of a daughter. | West Briton 14th Aug 1857 |
| GREEN | (son) | 17-Mar | 1879 | Birth | St Mawes | GREEN – At St. Mawes, March 17, the wife of William Henry Green, Trinity pilot, of a son. | Royal Cornwall Gazette 28th Mar 1879 |
| GREEN | Florence | (22-Nov) | 1849 | Marriage | St Just in Roseland | At St. Just in Roseland, Capt. John MARRICK, of Wales, to Florence, youngest daughter of Mr. Charles GREEN, innkeeper, St. Mawes. | West Briton 30th Nov 1849 |
| GREEN | Jane | Jan | 1881 | Death | St Mawes | GREEN – At Rose Villa, St. Mawes, Jane, wife of Mr. Joseph Green, master mariner, aged 75 years. | Royal Cornwall Gazette 28th Jan 1881 |
| GREEN | Joseph | 01-Sep | 1856 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on Monday last, Mr. Joseph GREEN, aged 44 years. | West Briton 5th Sept 1856 |
| GREET | Elizabeth | 15-Aug | 1885 | Burial | Bodmin | C.C. Asylum, formerly of St Just in Roseland | LDS film 1545323 img 550 |
| HANCOCK | (son) | 17-Mar | 1855 | Birth | St Mawes | At St. Mawes on the 17th, the wife of Mr. J. HANCOCK, of a son. | West Briton 30th Mar 1855 |
| HANCOCK | (Mrs) | Apr | 1851 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, Mrs. HANCOCK, aged 68 years | West Briton 2nd May 1851 |
| HANCOCK | Joseph | 01-Mar | 1849 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on the 1st inst., Mr. Joseph Hancock, innkeeper, aged 64. | Royal Cornwall Gazette 16th Mar 1849 |
| HANCOCK | Sarah | 01-Jun | 1854 | marriage | Tywardreath | At Tywardreath, on the 1st instant, Mr. J. HITCHINGS, Master, R.N., to Sarah, oldest daughter of the late Mr. Joseph HANCOCK, of St. Mawes. | West Briton 9th June 1854 |
| HARRIES | Edward J T | 24-Jan | 1861 | death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on the 24th ult., Edward J. T. HARRIES, only son of the late Lieutenant E. T. HARRIES, R.N., aged 18 years. | West Briton 1st Feb 1861 |
| HARRIS | (son) | 08-Dec | 1855 | Birth | St Just in Roseland | At Trevennel, in the parish of St. Just in Roseland, on the 8th instant, the wife of Mr. Robert HARRIS, of a son. | West Briton 21st Dec 1855 |
| HARRIS | Margaret | 06-Apr | 1851 | Death | St Just in Roseland | At St. Just Lane, in the parish of St. Just in Roseland, on Sunday last, Margaret, relict of the late Mr. John HARRIS, of Treverras, in that parish, aged 85 years. | West Briton 11th Apr 1851 |
| HARVEY | (dau) | 15-Dec | 1857 | Birth | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on the 15th instant, the wife of Mr. Thos. HARVEY, of a daughter | West Briton 25th Dec 1857 |
| HASWELL | (Lieut.) | 05-Oct | 1849 | Birth | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on Friday last, the wife of Lieut. HASWELL, of the Coast Guard, of a daughter. | West Briton 12th Oct 1849 |
| HASWELL MURPHY WHISTON | Lieut. Cardigan - | 02-Aug | 1852 | Petty Sessions | Veryan | RIGHT OF CUSTOM-HOUSE OFFICERS TO SEARCH THE PERSON - At the Petty Sessions held at Veryan on Monday last, CARDIGAN MURPHY, a coast guard man on the St. Mawes station, was brought before the bench for having gone into a public-house in St. Just, and meeting a person called WHISTON, and proceeding to search him for smuggled goods; but, finding nothing contraband about him, he left the house. Shortly afterwards, Whiston quitted, but had not walked many yards, when he again met Murphy, who stopped him and went on to search him a second time, but again finding nothing on him, left him. Whiston, the following day, obtained a summons, and the case coming before the magistrates, the ultra-officious coast guard man was fined 50s. and the costs [under a new Act], which provides that any person in the employment of the customs, attempting to search any one personally, without having reasonable ground of suspicion, shall be liable to a fine of GBP 10. The magistrates humanely mitigated the penalty, as it was the first case under this Act of Parliament which had come before them. LIEUT. HASWELL, of the St. Mawes station, was present at the examination, and endeavoured to repudiate the character of the prosecutor, but this was overruled by the bench, the letter of the act being clear. We think it due to the character of the coast guard men, however, as a body, to bear testimony to their general orderly and decent deportment towards the inhabitants at their respective stations. Their demeanour is mostly very correct, and their assistance often very useful to the community. | West Briton 6th Aug 1852 |
| HICKS | (son) | 11-Jan | 1856 | Birth | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on the 11th instant, the wife of Mr. EDWARD HICKS, a son. | West Briton 25th Jan 1856 |
| HICKS | (son) | 25-Feb | 1857 | Birth | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on Wednesday the 25th ult., the wife of Mr. Edward HICKS, of H.M. Customs, of a son. | West Briton 6th Mar 1857 |
| HICKS | Edward | 17-Oct | 1854 | Marriage | Kenwyn | At Kenwyn, on the 17th instant, Mr. Edward HICKS, of H. M. Customs, St. Mawes, to Miss Ann LIBBY, of Truro. | West Briton 27th Oct 1854 |
| HICKS | John | 1838 | Marriage | St Just in Roseland | At St Just, by the Rev. W. Carlyon, Mr John HICKS, aged 59, to Mrs Jane JOSE, aged 60, both of St Mawes. This is the bride's sixth marriage and the bridegroom's second. The former has never had any children; but by this alliance, she becomes the mother-in-law of eleven. (Thanks to John Hicks for this cutting - that's not the same John Hicks!) | Falmouth Express and Colonial Journal 15th Dec 1838 | |
| HICKS | William/ Catherine | 14-Apr | 1857 | Notice | St Just in Roseland | WHEREAS MY WIFE, CATHERINE HICKS, on the 8th of April instant, left my house, situate at Messack, in the parish of St. Just in Roseland, in the county of Cornwall. Now I hereby give notice that I will not be answerable for any debts whatever which she may contract after this public notice. WM. HICKS, dated 14th April, 1857 | West Briton 17th Apr 1857 |
| HILL | (Mary) | 31-Oct | 1855 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on the 31st ult., the widow of the late Mr. John HILL, of St. Anthony. | West Briton 16th Nov 1855 |
| HILL | Harriet | 30-Aug | 1855 | Marriage | St Just in Roseland | At St.Just in Roseland, on the 30ult., Mr. James PORTER, of Michell, Canada West, North America, to Harriet, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Peter HILL, of Flushing, master in the old post office packet service. | West Briton 7th Sep 1855 |
| HITCHINGS | Joseph | 01-Jun | 1856 | Death | Jamaica | At Jamaica, on the 1st of June last, Mr. Joseph HITCHINGS, Master of H. M. ship "Termagant," aged 36 years. He was a native of St. Mawes, and was beloved by all his brother officers. | West Briton 4th July 1856 |
| HOOKER | (Mrs) | 1853/54 | Death | Newton | At Newton, near St. Mawes, Mrs. HOOKER, aged 75 years. | West Briton 6th Jan 1854 | |
| HOOKER | Amelia | 06-Apr | 1851 | Marriage | St Just in Roseland | At St. Just in Roseland, on Sunday last, Mr. Thomas N. TIDDY, innkeeper, of St. Just Lane, To Miss Amelia HOOKER, of St. Mawes | West Briton 11th Apr 1851 |
| HOOKER | Thomas | 08-Feb | 1856 | Death | St Just in Roseland | At St. Just in Roseland, on Friday last, after a long and painful illness, which he bore with Christian fortitude, Mr. THOMAS HOOKER, aged 69 years. | West Briton 15th Feb 1856 |
| ISABLE | - | 10-Jul | 1851 | Birth | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on the 10th instant, the wife of Mr. John ISABLE, of a son. | West Briton 18th Jul 1851 |
| ISSABLE | John | ??-Feb | 1851 | Marriage | St Just in Roseland | At St. Just in Roseland, Mr. John ISSABLE, mason, to Miss Elizabeth KINSMAN, both of St. Mawes. (recorded in PRs on 6th Feb) | West Briton 28th Feb 1851 |
| JAMES | Elizabeth | 04-Nov | 1851 | Marriage | St Just in Roseland | At St. Just in Roseland, on Tuesday last, by the Rev. C. W. CARLYON, Mr. Joseph J. JAMES, chemist and druggist, of Lemon Street, Truro, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr. JAMES, of Newton, near St. Mawes. | West Briton 7th Nov 1851 |
| JAMES | Jane | 11-Apr | 1852 | Death | Newton | At Newton, near St. Mawes, on Sunday last, JANE, relict of the late Mr. JAMES JAMES, aged 85 years. | West Briton 16th April 1852 |
| JENKIN | C (Mr) | 01-Jun | 1852 | Marriage | St Just in Roseland | At St. Just in Roseland on the 1st instant, Mr. C. JENKIN to Miss L. LOWER, both of St. Mawes. | West Briton 11th Jun 1852 |
| JENKIN | C J (Miss) | 23-Feb | 1854 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on the 23rd ult., Miss C. J. JENKIN, aged 22 years. | West Briton 10th Mar 1854 |
| JENKING | Spr E, R.E. | WW1 | Photo from newspaper | Unknown - found on internet | |||
| JENKIN | Matthew | 21-Oct | 1856 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on the 21st instant, Mr. Matthew JENKIN, aged 83 years. | West Briton 31st Oct 1856 |
| JENKIN | Robert (Mr) | 09-Oct | 1871 | Accident | St Mawes | Accident - On Monday Mr. Robert Jenkin, of St Mawes, met with a painful accident by running a very large sized fish-hook into his right eye. It appears that he was in the act of passing through the back kitchen of his residence, where the hook was suspended from the ceiling by a piece of string when it came in contact with his eye, entering deeply into the flesh, just clearing the ball. Dr. Harding attended, and after some difficulty succeeded in extracting the hook. There is every hope that the sight will not be injured. | Royal Cornwall Gazette 14th Oct 1871 |
| JENKIN | Susan Sophia | 23-Nov | 1852 | Marriage | Portscatha | At the Independent Chapel, Portscatha, on Tuesday last, Mr. WILLIAM PETERS to Miss SUSAN SOPHIA JENKIN, both of St. Mawes. | West Briton 23rd Nov 1852 |
| JENKIN | William Lower | 22-Jan | 1855 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on the 22nd ult., William Lower, infant son of Mr. Charles JENKIN. | West Briton 2nd Feb 1855 |
| JENKING | James | 14-Nov | 1856 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on Friday last, Mr. James JENKING, aged 18 years. | West Briton 21st Nov 1865 |
| JOSE | Jane | 1838 | Marriage | St Just in Roseland | At St Just, by the Rev. W. Carlyon, Mr John HICKS, aged 59, to Mrs Jane JOSE, aged 60, both of St Mawes. This is the bride's sixth marriage and the bridegroom's second. The former has never had any children; but by this alliance, she becomes the mother-in-law of eleven. (Thanks to John Hicks for this cutting - that's not the same John Hicks!) | Falmouth Express and Colonial Journal 15th Dec 1838 | |
| KINSMAN | (dau) | 16-Jun | 1855 | Birth | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on the 16th instant, the wife of Mr. Simon KINSMAN, of a daughter. | West Briton 29th Jun 1855 |
| KINSMAN | (son) | 16-Oct | 1856 | Birth | St Mawes | At St.Mawes, on the 16th instant, the wife of Mr. Simon KINSMAN, of a son. | West Briton 24th Oct 1856 |
| KINSMAN | Elizabeth | ??-Feb | 1851 | Marriage | St Just in Roseland | At St. Just in Roseland, Mr. John ISSABLE, mason, to Miss Elizabeth KINSMAN, both of St. Mawes. (recorded in PRs on 6th Feb) | West Briton 28th Feb 1851 |
| KINSMAN | Simon | 28-Aug | 1854 | Marriage | St Just in Roseland | At St. Just in Roseland, on the 28th ult., Mr. Simon KINSMAN to Miss Emily WATTS, of St. Mawes. | West Briton 8th Sep 1854 |
| KITT | (son) | 28-Nov | 1856 | Birth | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on the 22nd ult., the wife of Mr. T. DOTSON, of a son; on the 28th, the wife of Mr. KITT, of a son; and the wife of Mr. J. J. VINCENT, of a son. | West Briton 12th Dec 1856 |
| KRABBE | (dau) | 30-Jun | 1855 | Birth | St Mawes | At Newton House, St. Mawes, on the 30 ult., the wife of Mr. Frederick J. KRABBE, R. N., of a daughter. | West Briton 13th Jul 1855 |
| LANGLAND | Alexander | 26-Dec | 1856 | Inquest | St Mawes | The following inquests
have been held by Mr. CARLYON county coroner: On Friday, the 26th ult., at St. Mawes, on the body of Alexander LANGLAND, aged 30 years. The deceased was a gunner and driver in the Royal Artillery stationed at St. Mawes castle and from the evidence of John WOODWARD, a bombardier of the same service, who had charge of the men at the castle, it appeared that the deceased and another man called Richard CAIRNES were not present at the tattoo at half-past eight on Wednesday evening; but about half-past eleven he was sitting in his quarters and heard a noise outside; and on going out he saw gunner Cairnes on the drawbridge, looking over it. Witness asked what he was doing there; he replied that he came over the wall and he thought the deceased had fallen into the ditch. Witness looked into the ditch and saw something lying on the ground; deceased's jacket was open and he saw the breast of his shirt. Witness immediately unlocked the door leading to the ditch, and raised the deceased to a sitting posture, and left him with Cairnes until he got further assistance; he was cold and speechless. As soon as assistance arrived he was carried into the castle and laid on the first bed. Mr. HARDING, surgeon, was sent for from St. Mawes, and attended him; but he died from the injuries he had received between three and four o’clock on the following morning. Richard CAIRNES, gunner R.A., deposed that he and the deceased left the castle on Wednesday evening between six and seven o'clock and remained at St. Mawes till eleven; they then returned to the castle; deceased was the worse for liquor but was able to walk without assistance, and they had both drank alike. On arriving at the castle, witness got over the wall near the castle ditch, and deceased attempted to follow him; he saw him on the top of the wall and saw him fall from thence into the ditch, a depth of about twenty-seven feet. It appeared that the deceased before he died recovered sufficiently to be able to tell those who were near him that he had fallen in the way described, and he hoped it would be a warning to others. Verdict, accidental death. The jury at the same time expressed a hope that some steps would be taken to confine the men to the castle after hours, so as to prevent the recurrence of such an accident. | West Briton 2nd Jan 1857 |
| LAWRENCE | Alfred, Sgt. | 26-Apr | 1914-1918? | Death | Ypres | St Mawes Man Killed at Front. Withe great regret the news was
received, last Thursday, that Sergt. Alfred LAWRENCE, of the 1st Batt. Rifle
Brigade, had been killed at the front, on April 26th, during teh fighting
near Ypres. Sergt. Lawrence, who was 30 years of age, served throughor the
Boer war, for which he was rewarded with the medal, and when he returned
from South Africa he was presented with the freedom of Southampton. The news
of his death was sent from teh Record Office to his wife at St Mawes, and
further particulars were sent home by one of the deceased's chums, who said
that they were all laughing and joking a few minutes before it happened. He
further stated that they had buried him and purposed making a cross to mark
his grave. Sergt. Lawrence married Irene, the third daughter of Mr. Charles JENKINS, trinity pilot, St. Mawes, and Mrs Jenkins, and there is one little girl under two years of age. | unknown (image found on the internet) |
| LAWRY | Grace | 01-Jun | 1851 | Marriage | St Just in Roseland | At ST.JUST in ROSELAND, on the 1st instant, Mr. Thomas BENNETTO, of FALMOUTH, to Miss Grace LAWRY, of ST.MAWES. | West Briton 13th June 1851 |
| LIBBY | Eliza | 24-May | 1855 | Marriage | St Just in Roseland | At St. Just in Roseland, on the 24th ult., by the Rev. C.W. CARLYON, Thomas, second son of Thomas JAMES, Esq., banker, of the Haymarket, London, to Eliza, eldest daughter of Samuel LIBBY, Esq., R.N., of St. Mawes. | West Briton 1st Jun 1855 |
| LIBBY | Emma | 17-Jun | 1855 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on the 17th instant, Emma, youngest daughter of Mr. Samuel LIBBY, R.N., aged 16 years. | West Briton 29th Jun 1855 |
| LOWER | L (Miss) | 01-Jun | 1852 | Marriage | St Just in Roseland | At St. Just in Roseland, on the 31st ult., Capt. RICHARD HICKS, of St. Anthony, to Miss SARAH RICE, of St. Mawes; and on the 1st instant, Mr. C. JENKIN to Miss L. LOWER, both o St. Mawes. | West Briton 11th Jun 1852 |
| LOWRY | (dau) | 21-Jun | 1857 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on Sunday last, the infant daughter of Mr. F. LOWRY | West Briton 26th Jun 1857 |
| LOWRY | H.H. (Mr) | 19-Oct | 1849 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on Friday last, Mr. H. H. LOWRY, for many years the town crier. | West Briton 26th Oct 1849 |
| LOWRY | John, Captain | PoW | Falmouth Captain Prisoner on a U Boat Captain John LOWRY, of Marlborough Road, Falmouth, and a native of St Mawes, is a prisoner on a U Boat, His vessel, belonging to a well known Cornish line, was sunk by a torpedo from a German submarine about 4:30 one morning. Captain Lowry was ordered to go on board the submarine and was then made a prisoner, the remainer of the crew being rescued after having been eight hours in the boats. The Falmouth skipper took matters vert cheerily and bade his crew a hearty farewell. Mr L J MAY, landlord of the Greyhound hotel, Falmouth, was the third engineer of the steamer and has arrived home after his most exciting experience. | Newspaper cutting of unknown origin(found on the internet) | |||
| MARRACK | Eliza | - | 1856 | Marriage | London | In London, Mr. RICHARD HEWETT, of Penzance, to ELIZA, third daughter of the late Mr. MARRACK, formerly of St. Just in Roseland, and of Sancreed. | West Briton 3rd Oct 1856 |
| MARTIN | John D | Aug/Sep | 1920 | Travel | New York | Letter from Mr Sid Blake, Cornish Arms Hotel, New York City: Following is a list of names of Cornish folks who have stopped at the above address during the past week or two: John D Martin, Ansonia to St Just in Roseland | The Cornishman & Cornish Telegraph, 20th Sept 1920 |
| MARTIN | Sophia | 26-Mar | 1855 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on the 26th ult., Mrs. Sophia MARTIN, at an advanced age. | West Briton 13th Apr 1855 |
| MENEER | W. | 30-Apr | 1857 | Death | Chacewater | At Salem near Chacewater, on Thursday last, Mr. W. MENEER, late of St. Mawes, aged 22 years. | West Briton 8th May 1857 |
| MICHEL | Ralph | 07-Nov | 1883 | Marriage | MICHEL – TANK. – November 7, Mr. Ralph Michel, retired farmer, Nanshut-hall, near St. Mawes, to Mrs. Jane Tregaskis Tank, relict of Mr. Tank, of Comerrans Farm. | Royal Cornwall Gazette 23rd Nov 1883 | |
| MICHELL | John Nicholls | Sep | 1858 | Notice | NOTICE ALL PERSONS indebted to, or having any Claims on the Estate of Mr. JOHN NICHOLLS MICHELL, late of Nanshuthall, in the parish of St. Just in Roseland, Farmer, deceased, are requested forthwith to pay their respective debts, and furnish particulars of their several claims either to the Executrix, Mrs. ELIZABETH MICHELL, widow, at Nanshuthall aforesaid; or to her solicitors, Messrs. BISHOP and WREFORD, Fowey. Dated September 20, 1858 | West Briton 24th Sep 1858 | |
| MITCHELL | (dau) | ??-Feb | 1851 | Birth | St Just in Roseland | At St. Just in Roseland, the wife of Mr. Ralph MITCHELL, of a daughter. | West Briton 28th Feb 1851 |
| MITCHELL | John | 26-Sep | 1854 | Marriage | St Just in Roseland | At St. Just in Roseland, on the 26th ult., Mr. John MITCHELL, of Nanshutall, in that parish, to Elizabeth, only daughter of the late Capt. Thomas JONES, of Swansea. | West Briton 6th Oct 1854 |
| NANCARROW | John | 28-Oct | 1854 | Marriage | St Just in Roseland | At St. Just in Roseland, on the 28th ult., Mr. John NANCARROW, of H.M. Customs, St. Mawes, to Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. William PETERS, of St. Mawes. | West Briton 10th Nov 1854 |
| NAPTON | D. (Miss) | 05-Aug | 1857 | Marriage | St Just in Roseland | At St. Just in Roseland, on Wednesday last, Mr. Thomas CROWLE, of Feock, to Miss D. NAPTON, of St. Mawes. | West Briton 7th Aug 1857 |
| ODGERS | (son) | 17-Mar | 1855 | Birth | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on the 17th instant, the wife of Mr. W. ODGERS, of a son | West Briton 30th Mar 1855 |
| PARSONS | P. (Rev) | 11-Sep | 1851 | Accident | St Mawes | ACCIDENT - On Thursday evening the 11th instant, as the REV. P. PARSONS, Wesleyan Minister, St. Mawes was returning from his appointment, his horse started at some gipsy tents, near the road, between Trewithian and Tregear. He was thrown off, and his head severely cut. After lying there nearly an hour, he was found and removed to the house of Mr. E. H., HILL, where every kindness was shewn to him. He was afterwards conveyed to his own residence. | West Briton 19th Sep 1851 |
| PASCOE | (son) | 22-Oct | 1852 | Birth | St Just in Roseland | At St. Just in Roseland, on Friday last, the wife of Mr. JAGO PASCOE, a son, and the wife of Mr. THOMAS COUCH, a daughter. | West Briton 29th Oct 1852 |
| PASCOE | (son) | 22-Mar | 1857 | Birth | St Just in Roseland | In the parish of St. Just in Roseland, on Sunday last, the wife of Mr. Matthew PASCO, of a son | West Briton 27th Mar 1857 |
| PASCOE | George | 04-Jul | 1857 | Death | St Just in Roseland | At St. Just Lane, Mr. George PASCO, aged 29 years. | West Briton 10th Jul 1857 |
| PASCOE | John | 03-Sep | 1849 | Petty Sessions | Ruan Highlanes | JOHN PASCOE of St. Just, aged 17, was brought up for an aggravated and indecent assault upon an aged woman, called ELIZABETH BELLMAN, a widow. The features of the case strongly indicated a criminal intent, but peculiar circumstances induced the magistrates to levy a fine of GBP 4 and costs, in default of payment of which he was committed to Bodmin jail for two calendar months. | West Briton 7th Sep 1849 |
| PASCOE | William | 10-Jan | 1857 | Death | St Just in Roseland | At St. Just in Roseland, on Saturday last, Mr. William PASCO, aged 76 years. | West Briton 16th Jan 1857 |
| PASCOE | W. H. | Aug | 1872 | Death | St Mawes | PASCOE – At St Just-lane, St. Mawes, after a lingering illness, Mr. W. H. Pascoe, eldest son of Mr. S. Pascoe, maltster, aged 35. | Royal Cornwall Gazette 17th Aug 1872 |
| PEARCE | Nancy | 10-Jun | 1857 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on the 10th instant, Miss Nancy PEARCE, aged 79 years | West Briton 26th Jun 1857 |
| PETERS | (dau) | Jun | 1857 | Birth | St Mawes | At St Mawes, the wife of Mr. John PETERS of a daughter | West Briton 19th Jun 1857 |
| PETERS | (son) | 7-Jun | 1857 | Birth | St Mawes | At St Mawes, on the 7th instant, the wife of Mr. W. PETERS, of a son. | West Briton 19th Jun 1857 |
| PETERS | Mary | 28-Oct | 1854 | Marriage | St Just in Roseland | At St. Just in Roseland, on the 28th ult., Mr. John NANCARROW, of H.M. Customs, St. Mawes, to Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. William PETERS, of St. Mawes. | West Briton 10th Nov 1854 |
| PETERS | Philippa | 22-Dec | 1852 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on the 22nd instant, aged 73 years, Mrs. PHILIPPA PETERS, wife of Mr. J. PETERS, postmaster of that place for the last thirty years;- she was of active business habits, very just in her dealings, and friendly to the poor, amongst whom she will be much missed. | West Briton 31st Dec 1852 |
| PETERS | William | 23-Nov | 1852 | Marriage | Portscatha | At the Independent Chapel, Portscatha, on Tuesday last, Mr. WILLIAM PETERS to Miss SUSAN SOPHIA JENKIN, both of St. Mawes. | West Briton 23rd Nov 1852 |
| POMERY | (son) | Aug | 1856 | Birth | St Just in Roseland | At TREGREARVEAN, in the parish of ST.JUST in ROSELAND, last week, the wife of Mr. James POMERY, of a son. | West Briton 8th Aug 1856 |
| PRESANT | T (Lieut-Col) | 18-Apr | 1885 | Death | St Mawes | PRESANT – At St. Mawes, April 18, Lieut. – Col. T. Presant, R.A., aged 59. | Royal Cornwall Gazette 1st May 1885 |
| PRESTON | Richard Amyas (Lieutenant-Colonel) | Death | France | Lieutenant-Colonel Richard Amyas PRESTON, R.A.M.C.,who has died in France of wounds received the same day, at the age of twenty seven, was the second son of the late A. Eley Preston, M.I.C.E. and Mrs. Preston, of St. Mawes. He qualified at the London Hospital, and before taking his M.B. B.S., degree he served in the Balkan War, 1912-13. When the present war broke out he was holding an appointment at Poplar Hospital but gave that up immediately. He was given a commission in the R.A.M.C. and went to France early in August 1914. He was gazetted captain in 1917, and the same year was given the temporary rank of lieutenant-colonel while in command of a field ambulance, He was twice mentioned in dispatches, and was awarded the Military Cross during the "Retreat from Mons." He was mortally wounded while attending to the removal of patients under his care to a place of safety during a heavy bombardment, and was awarded the Croix de Guerre in recognition of his services. Colonel Preston married in 1916 the daughter of the late Charles S. Crawford, of Newcastle on Tyne. | Newspaper cutting of unknown source and unknown date | ||
| PUCKLE | E. (Rev) | Dec | 1850 | Emigration | Canterbury NZ | THE CANTERBURY SETTLEMENT - The four vessels that
sailed In September last for this new establishment arrived safe at their
destination, and it is somewhat singular that three out of the four reached
their port, within twelve hours of each other, on the 16th of December. The
fourth, the "CRESSY," was eleven days after the others. They had a most
prosperous voyage. The REV. E . PUCKLE sailed in the "RANDOLPH," and the
passengers and crew of that vessel sent a deputation, unknown to Mr. Puckle,
to wait on the REV. DR. SELWYN, the Bishop of New Zealand, to express their
great affection for, and admiration of, the reverend gentleman's Zeal and
christianlike demeanour to the whole of the numerous ship's company, that he
had preserved harmony and peace throughout the voyage, and promoted the
comfort and happiness of all. The Bishop in reply said he was delighted to receive this testimony to Mr. Puckle's merits, he had heard of the unity that had prevailed on board of the "Randolph," and he was highly pleased that the reverend gentleman had been able to carry out, his, the bishop's, views, stated in one of his lordship's letters to England, and the "he had so knit all hearts as to have brought his flock with him." The bishop subsequently gave Mr. Puckle a most cordial and flattering reception, and we have no doubt that he will prove one of the most efficient and useful persons in the construction of this new colony. The circumstances which led to Mr. Puckle's removal from St. Mawes, have thus, as we are glad to learn, indirectly contributed to his own benefit, and to the general advantage of an interesting community. | West Briton 13th Jun 1851 |
| PYE | Charles | 25-Sep | 1743 | Ordination | St Just | see Charles Pye Ordination deed | |
| REED | N. | 03-Apr | 1855 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on the 3rd instant, Mr. N. REED, late of Truro, aged 64 years. | West Briton 13th April 1855 |
| RICE | - | 17-Jun | 1854 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on Saturday last, the wife of Mr. Hugh RICE, jun., aged 31 years. | West Briton 23rd Jun 1854 |
| RICE | Hugh | Apr | 1851 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, Mr. Hugh RICE, auctioneer, aged 66 years. | West Briton 2nd May 1851 |
| RICE | Sarah | 31-May | 1852 | Marriage | St Just in Roseland | At St. Just in Roseland on the 31st ult., Capt. RICHARD HICKS, of St. Anthony, to Miss SARAH RICE, of St. Mawes. | West Briton 11th Jun 1852 |
| RICE | William Henry | 15-Mar | 1855 | Marriage | Gerrans | At Gerrans, on the 15th instant, William Henry, youngest son of the late Mr. Hugh RICE, of St. Mawes, to Dorothy Benson, only surviving daughter of Mr. Samuel THOMAS, of Metherscolling, in the former parish. | West Briton 23rd Mar 1855 |
| RICE | William Henry | 01-Jul | 1861 | Magistrates Court | Ruan High Lanes | RUANHIGHLANES PETTY SESSIONS. At these sessions, held on Monday, before Mr. G. W. F. GREGOR, Chairman, the Hon. and Rev. J. T. BOSCAWEN, and the Revds. S. SYMONS and L. M. PETER, WILLIAM HENRY RICE, coal dealer, &c., at St. Mawes, was summoned by Superintendent COMPLIN, the inspector of weights and measures, for having in his possession two half-hundred weights, which were short of weight; he was fined 2s. 6d. and the expenses. He was also charged with having his beam and scales 1 ¼ lb. against the purchaser; he was fined 2s. 6d. and the costs in this case also. | West Briton 5th July 1861 |
| RICKARD | Blitchford | 14-Dec | 1861 | Death | St Mawes | At Tregorland, near St. Mawes, on Saturday last, Mr. Blitchford Rickeard, aged 38. | Royal Cornwall Gazette 20th Dec 1861 |
| RICKARD | F. B. | 04-Nov | 1851 | Marriage | St Just in Roseland | At St. Just in Roseland, on the 4th instant, Mr. F. B. RICKARD, of Trethen, to Miss Emily WHITFORD, of Messack. | West Briton 4th Nov 1851 |
| RICKARD | John | 08-Apr | 1851 | Marriage | St Just in Roseland | At St. Just in Roseland on the Tuesday, Mr. John RICKARD, of Trethern, to Miss Caroline WHITFORD, of Messack. | West Briton 11th Apr 1851 |
| ROBERTS | John | 13-Dec | 1861 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on Thursday, the 13th inst., Mr. John Roberts, aged 77 years. | Royal Cornwall Gazette 20th Dec 1861 |
| RODD | Harriet | 17-May | 1855 | Death | St Stephens by Launceston | At St. Stephens by Launceston, on the 17th instant, Harriet, widow of the Rev. Edward RODD, formerly rector of St. Just in Roseland, and late of Trebartha Hall, in this county. Mrs. RODD's sympathy and innate benevolence unceasingly and unsparingly exerted amongst the sick and the distressed will create a lasting and grateful remembrance of her many virtues. Generous, tolerant, and expansive, her charities embraced all shades and all classes. While mitigating the pangs of the suffering, and alleviating the achings of the destitute, she reaped deservedly the soul’s balmy reward, in the enjoyment of the “luxury of doing good.” She administered comfort in each locality in which she had resided, and where the name will long be a subject and a source of veneration and esteem. | West Briton 25th May 1855 |
| SERVICE | j. (Mr) | 28-Feb | 1861 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on the 28th ult., Mr. J. SERVICE, aged 90 years | West Briton 8th Mar 1861 |
| SHERROCK | Joseph | 05-Aug | 1852 | Marriage | St Just in Roseland | At St. Just in Roseland, on the 5th instant, Mr. JOSEPH SHERROCK to Miss ELIZABETH CHYNOWETH, both of St. Mawes. | West Briton 20th Aug 1852 |
| SHERROCK | J. (Mr) | 12-Sep | 1852 | Birth | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on the 12th instant, the wife of Mr. J. SHERROCK, a daughter. | West Briton 24th Sep 1852 |
| SIGH | Hugh | 12-Mar | 1857 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on the 12th instant, Mr. Hugh Sigh, aged 85 years | West Briton 27th Mar 1857 |
| SIMPSON | (son) | 27-Apr | 1858 | Birth | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on Tuesday last, the wife of the Rev. J. SIMPSON, Weslyan minister, of a son. | West Briton 30th Apr 1858 |
| SINGER | (dau) | 12-Oct | 1854 | Birth | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on the 10th inst., the wife of Mr. E. SINGER, of a daughter. | Royal Cornwall Gazette 13th Oct 1854 |
| SMITH | Mary Ann | 28-May | 1858 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on Friday last, Mary Ann, wife of Mr. Robert SMITH, of the "Ship and Castle Inn," aged 60 years. | West Briton 4th June 1858 |
| SMITH | Robert | 09-Aug | 1858 | Magistrates Court | Ruan High Lanes | TREGONY PETTY SESSION - At these sessions held at
Ruan Highlanes, on the 9th instant, ROBERT SMITH, innkeeper, St. Mawes, was fined 2s. 6d. and 12s. 8d. costs for selling beer to some sailors just landed from a vessel in the harbour, at half past eleven a.m. on Sunday the 11th July last. | West Briton 20th Aug 1858 |
| SNOW | William | 01-Jul | 1861 | Magistrates Court | Ruan High Lanes | RUANHIGHLANES PETTY SESSIONS. At these sessions, held on Monday, before Mr. G. W. F. GREGOR, Chairman, the Hon. and Rev. J. T. BOSCAWEN, and the Revds. S. SYMONS and L. M. PETER, WILLIAM SNOW, coal dealer at St. Mawes, was summoned for having in his possession, three weights, which were light; he was fined 2s. 6d. and other expenses. | West Briton 5th July 1861 |
| SNOW | (son) | 27-Jun | 1856 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on the 27th ult., the infant son of Mr. W. SNOW. | West Briton 11th July 1856 |
| SNOW | (son) | 06-Jun | 1858 | Birth | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on the 6th inst., the wife of Mr. SNOW, of a son. | West Briton 18th June 1858 |
| SPRAKE | (dau) | 09-Jan | 1855 | Injury | St Mawes | CHILD BURNT - A little girl, daughter of MR. SPRAKE, was in her grandfather’s house at St. Mawes on the 9th instant, playing with some children, when her clothes were unfortunately set on fire. She rushed out of the house through the street to her father’s house, by which time most of her clothes were burnt, and before the flames could be extinguished she was greatly injured. She has since been under the care of MR. BOYNE, surgeon. | West Briton 19th Jan 1855 |
| SPRAKE | Elizabeth | 08-Nov | 1855 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on the 8th instant, Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr. John SPRAKE, aged 19 years. | West Briton 23rd Nov 1855 |
| STEP | Horatio | 11-Jan | 1856 | Assault | St Mawes | ASSAULT BY DRUNKEN SOLDIERS Two of the soldiers belonging to the Militia, a party of whom are stationed at St. Mawes Castle, have been charged before the magistrates with being drunk and assaulting HORATIO STEP, a constable in the execution of his duty, by striking him with one of their belts, and threatening to murder him. The picket was obliged to be called out, and we are sorry to record, that it appeared from the evidence of Mr. Step, that this brought rather an accumulation of his enemies than a reinforcement to add to the security of his position, and after volleys of oaths, imprecations and menaces, he returned in safety to his home. Great credit is due to this intelligent and intrepid officer, for his public spirit on this occasion, and his activity and determination in vindicating the law by bringing the offenders before the court. One of the parties was fined ten shillings, and the other five shillings, with the costs in both cases, and a notice from the bench, that any future similar cases would be visited by much heavier penalties. It is of the highest importance to society at large that constables, and all executors of the laws, should receive essential protection, for of what use is it for senates to make statutes to preserve property and life if they do not impart special safeguards to those, who, as Punch says, are the "finishers of the law." | West Briton 11th Jan 1856 |
| SYMONS | Henry & Phillippa | Nov | 1850 | Death | at sea | WHEREAS, HENRY SYMONS, late of St. Mawes, master of the Merchant Ship "Golden Eagle," and PHILLIPPA his Wife, are supposed to have been drowned together in November last, when the said ship was wrecked on the Haaks off the coast of Holland. Whoever will give any specific information respecting the death of the said Persons or either of them, to Mr. JOHN SYMONS, Hungerford Wharf, Strand, will be rewarded for his trouble. | West Briton 15th Aug 1851 |
| TANK | Jane Tregaskis | 07-Nov | 1883 | Marriage | MICHEL – TANK. – November 7, Mr. Ralph Michel, retired farmer, Nanshut-hall, near St. Mawes, to Mrs. Jane Tregaskis Tank, relict of Mr. Tank, of Comerrans Farm. | Royal Cornwall Gazette 23rd Nov 1883 | |
| TEDDY | Mary | ??-Mar | 1851 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, last week, Mrs. Mary TEDDY, widow, aged 50 years. | West Briton 4th Apr 1851 |
| THOMAS | - | 10-Nov | 1854 | Injury | St Mawes | ACCIDENT AT ST. MAWES CASTLE - On Friday last, as a workman called THOMAS, employed on the works at St. Mawes Castle, was excavating, a quantity of earth came away suddenly and fell upon him, crushed in three ribs and broke one of his legs. Mr. MILLER, surgeon, of Falmouth, attended to the injuries, and we understand that although he now is 64 years of age, he is progressing very favourably. | West Briton 17th Nov 1854 |
| THOMAS | (son) | 08-Feb | 1856 | Birth | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on the 8th instant, the wife of Mr. JOHN THOMAS, a son | West Briton 22nd Feb 1856 |
| THOMAS | - (son) | 16-Jun | 1883 | Birth | St Mawes | THOMAS – At Bohillo, St. Mawes, June 16, the wife of Mr. E. Thomas, of a son. | Royal Cornwall Gazette 22nd Jun 1883 |
| THOMAS | Martha | 02-Aug | 1856 | Death | St Just in Roseland | At BOSCAIN, in the parish of ST.JUST in ROSELAND, on Saturday last, Miss Martha THOMAS, aged 24 years | West Briton 8th Aug 1856 |
| THOMAS | William | 20-Sep | 1857 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on Sunday last, Mr. William THOMAS, aged 32 years. | West Briton 25th Sept 1857 |
| TIDDY | (Miss) | 12-Jun | 1856 | Marriage | St Just in Roseland | At St. Just in Roseland, on the 12th instant, Mr. THOMAS TRUSCOTT, of Falmouth, to Miss TIDDY, of Lane, in the former parish. | West Briton 20th Jun 1856 |
| TIDDY | S.J. | Death (newspaper report) | Alexandria | Local War News - St Mawes Man's Fatal Accident Mr William TIDDY, of St Mawes, has been informed that his brother S.J. TIDDY, who met with an accident on HMS ---, has died in Alexandria Hospital at the age of 53 years. The deceased who resided with his sister at Commercial Road, St Mawes, and followed the occupation of a fisherman, is said to have been the first naval volunteer from the village. He leaves an aflicted sister who was dependant on him and his younger brother is also serving in H.M. Navy. | Newsdpaper cutting (unknown source) found on the internet | ||
| TIDDY | Thomas | 09-Sep | 1859 | Insolvency | Truro | TRURO COUNTY COURT - A sitting of the court was held on Friday
last, before the Hon. GEORGE DENMAN, Deputy Judge. THOMAS TIDDY, St. Just in Roseland, late farmer and innkeeper, but now contractor for the conveyance of the mail between Grampound and St. Mawes, filed his petition and obtained an interim order of protection, Friday the 7th of October being the day named for the first examination. | West Briton 16th Sept 1859 |
| TIDDY | Thomas N. | 06-Apr | 1851 | Marriage | St Just in Roseland | At St. Just in Roseland, on Sunday last, Mr. Thomas N. TIDDY, innkeeper, of St. Just Lane, To Miss Amelia HOOKER, of St. Mawes | West Briton 11th Apr 1851 |
| TREGEAGLE VEACH | William James | 16-Nov | 1855 | Inquest | St Mawes | CORONERS' INQUESTS - The following inquests have been held before Mr. JOHN CARLYON, county coroner:- ... On the same day {Friday 16th} at St. Mawes, on the body of JAMES VEACH, a master mason of Truro aged 55 years, who was killed last Thursday afternoon at Place, in the parish of St. Anthony, whilst he and one of the workmen, called WILLIAM TREGEAGLE, were employed in pulling down an old house on the grounds of Sir SAMUEL SPRY. The front wall was built partly of stone and partly of cob, and from the evidence of William Tregeagle it appeared that at the time of the unfortunate occurrence they were undermining a portion of it, about 16 feet long and between 9 and 10 feet high at each end. Witness when he had nearly got through his end gave the wall a blow, and observing it shake and inclined to fall, called the deceased to get out of the way, but he jumped from the board on which he was standing in a wrong direction, and in attempting to escape the wall fell on him and he was crushed underneath it. Assistance was immediately at hand and he was extricated in about three minutes, but life was extinct. Verdict, "accidental death." | West Briton 23rd Nov 1855 |
| TRUSCOTT DARBY | Jan | 1858 | Law suit | Bodmin | Bodmin County Court - TRUSCOTT v. DARBY. This action was brought to recover the sum of GBP2 for damages, for the unlawful detention of THOMAS WHITELOCK, he being the lawful apprentice of plaintiff, who formerly carried on business of a shipwright at Falmouth, and subsequently removed to St. Mawes, after which the apprentice obtained employment of DARBY, the defendant. The case was left to Mr. JOHN TRETHOWAN, a shipwright at Falmouth, who awarded that plaintiff was entitled to the services of the apprentice, and that he should allow him 2s. 6d. per week extra wages in consideration of the master removing to St. Mawes, and which sum was to be continued to be paid the apprentice until the expiration of his apprenticeship, to meet the extra expense he would be subject to in consequence of his having to remove from Falmouth to St. Mawes. | West Briton 22nd Jan 1858 | |
| VARCOE | Philip | 21-Nov | 1856 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on Friday last, Mr. Philip VARCOE, mason, aged 81 years. | West Briton 28th Nov 1856 |
| VINCENT | (Mr) | 24-Oct | 1849 | Incident | off St Anthony's Head | NARROW ESCAPE - On Wednesday se'nnight, in the evening, a gig belonging to MR. VINCENT, with five pilots on board, was upset off St. Anthony's lighthouse when returning to St. Mawes from the bay. The wind was blowing strong from the south-west, and a heavy sea was running; but fortunately MR. DASH, another pilot, was not far off in a punt with two men, and on seeing the accident they went to assist, and got the five men into their little punt, two of them being nearly exhausted. They then rowed the boat, with the eight men in her, and a quantity of water, stern before, unto they cleared St. Anthony Point. | West Briton 2nd Nov 1849 |
| VINCENT | (Mr) | 28-Dec | 1849 | Incident | St Mawes | SUSPENSION OF PILOTS - We understand that Mr. VINCENT, of St. Mawes, and the other pilots on board his pilot boat at the time of speaking the “Mary,” of Dartmouth, lost near Falmouth about a fortnight since, are suspended from acting till some further investigation has taken place relative to the charges against them for not taking the ship under their care. | West Briton 28th Dec 1849 |
| VINCENT | (Mrs) | 13-Dec | 1852 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on Monday last, Mrs. VINCENT, relict of the late Mr. HENRY VINCENT, aged 85 years. | West Briton 17th Dec 1852 |
| VINCENT | (son) | 28-Nov | 1856 | Birth | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on the 22nd ult., the wife of Mr. T. DOTSON, of a son; on the 28th, the wife of Mr. KITT, of a son; and the wife of Mr. J. J. VINCENT, of a son. | West Briton 12th Dec 1856 |
| VINCENT | (son) | 06-Jan | 1858 | Birth | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on Wednesday last, the wife of Mr. W. VINCENT, of a son. | West Briton 8th Jan 1858 |
| VINCENT | Joseph | 1858 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, aged 33 years, Mr. Joseph VINCENT. | West Briton 5th Mar 1858 | |
| VINCENT | Philippa | 08-Aug | 1858 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on the 8th inst., Philippa, third daughter of Mr. N. VINCENT, aged 23 years. | West Briton 20th Aug 1858 |
| WARREN | George | Apr | 1857 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, last week, Mr. George WARREN. | West Briton 17th Apr 1857 |
| WATTS | Elizabeth | 31-May | 1851 | Marriage | St Just in Roseland | At ST.JUST in ROSELAND, on the 31st ult., Mr. William COLLINS, of H. M. Customs, DUBLIN, to Miss Elizabeth WATTS | West Briton 13th June 1851 |
| WATTS | Emily | 28-Aug | 1854 | Marriage | St Just in Roseland | At St. Just in Roseland, on the 28th ult., Mr. Simon KINSMAN to Miss Emily WATTS, of St. Mawes. | West Briton 8th Sep 1854 |
| WATTS | William | 26-Sep | 1859 | Inquest | Flushing | A FISHERMAN DROWNED - The following inquest has been held before Mr. JOHN CARLYON, county coroner:- On Monday last at the Ship Inn, Flushing, on the body of WILLIAM WATTS, of St. Mawes, fisherman, aged 40 years, whose body was found washed in on the beach near Sailors' Creek, Flushing, a little below high-water mark, last Sunday morning. It appeared that the deceased left Falmouth in a small boat by himself, on Tuesday evening, the 13th instant, about half-past eight o'clock, to go on board a trawler lying off the Fish Strand, of which he was part owner. It came on to very foul weather shortly afterwards, and nothing more was heard or seen of him until his body was washed in on the beach, as above described. Verdict, "found washed ashore." | West Briton 30th Sep 1859 |
| WEBBER | - | 03-Sep | 1849 | Petty Sessions | Ruan Highlanes | Two boys called WEBBER and GERMAN, of St. Mawes, were charged with theft in an orchard at St. Mawes, and being convicted, were fined altogether 13s.6d. each, and cautioned to be more honest in their future conduct, or they would certainly be committed to the house of correction, it being necessary to exhibit after this, a severe example, to counteract the increasing depravity of the borough. A case of poaching and a few other matters, were afterwards disposed of. | West Briton 7th Sep 1849 |
| WEBBER | (son) | 26-Oct | 1852 | Birth | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on the 26th ult., the wife of Mr. G. WEBBER, a son. | West Briton 5th Nov 1852 |
| WEBSTER | (Mr) | July | 1857 | Transfer | St Mawes | THE CUSTOMS - Mr. WEBSTER, tide-surveyor on the St. Mawes station, has been appointed on promotion to Leith. Mr. BANKS, from Newport, Monmouthshire, has been appointed in his stead. | West Briton 31st July 1857 |
| WHITE | Philippa | 15-Feb | 1857 | Death | St Mawes | At St. Mawes, on Sunday last, Philippa, the wife of Mr. John WHITE. (repeated in 27th Feb 1857 issue with addition of '...Mr John White, mariner, aged 34 years') | West Briton 20th Feb 1857 |
| WHITFORD | Ann G. | 11-Dec | 1851 | Marriage | St Just in Roseland | At St. Just in Roseland, on the 11th instant, Mr. Christopher WHITFORD, of Probus,to Miss Ann G. WHITFORD, of the former parish. | West Briton 26th Dec 1851 |
| WHITFORD | Caroline | 08-Apr | 1851 | Marriage | St Just in Roseland | At St. Just in Roseland on the Tuesday, Mr. John RICKARD, of Trethern, to Miss Caroline WHITFORD, of Messack. | West Briton 11th Apr 1851 |
| WHITFORD | Emily | 04-Nov | 1851 | Marriage | St Just in Roseland | At St. Just in Roseland, on the 4th instant, Mr. F. b. RICKARD, of Trethen, to Miss Emily WHITFORD, of Messack. | West Briton 4th Nov 1851 |
| WHITFORD | LOUISA | Jul? | 1851 | Marriage | St Just in Roseland | At St. Just in Roseland, Mr. John CHYNOWETH to Miss Louisa WHITFORD, both of that place. | West Briton 18th Jul 1851 |
| WILLIAMS | Jane | Apr | 1858 | Death | St Just in Roseland | At St. Just Lane, in Roseland, Jane, eldest daughter of Mr. William WILLIAMS, aged 24 years. | West Briton 30th Apr 1858 |
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