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Looking for any connections with Richard Osborn (no final e) born Egloshayle 1835. But probably left area before 1871. He was a Customs officer, but also a shoemaker so may have been a son of a shoemaker

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I am researching ARTHUR, HOSKIN, GRIGG families of Cornwall; some of St. Broeck and some of St. Merryn. Interested in any possible connections. Diane

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Thanks for all your hard work. My interest is in the SAUNDERS and CRAIG families of St. Breock/Wadebridge in the 18c/19c.

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Researching John and Jennifred Williams buried St Issey 1814 and 1827 and their relations

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My G.grandfather James Allen married Elizabeth Berryman daughter of Diana Polglase(later Taylor) and George Berryman of Breage. James and Elizabeth lived in Wadebridge and had 15 children. I must have many relatives out there somewhere. Please make contact.

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I am researching early settlers graves at Clareville. Carterton. NZ. many came from West Country. Tom from Egloshayle.and St.Breock. I have been sent Family Tree for this name from a connection in NZ.Researching all Settlers, log into Carterton Historical Society please for more information. Many thanks. Adele. A mammoth but intriquing task!!! All will be lodged with the Society when completed.

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I am interested in the Bazley/Bazeley/Bazely families who lived in St Breock during the 19th century. John & Susannah and their seven children came from Withiel/Lanivet and when John died aged 33 the children were all apprenticed out to local farmers. Some married into local families, Rounceval, Camps and Lewarne whilst others moved to the south coast and married at Philleigh

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Researching Carveths in St Breock and surrounding area. Also Margaret Rowe (1796)ancestors in ?St Breock, Strongmans in St Wenn, Gills in St Merryn, Vyvians in St Merryn & St Issey, Trevethans and Bennets in St Merryn, Sandry/Saundrys in area.