17 War Digital Description War Resource 1471 Document compiled by Bob Harrison containing information about war memorials and graves in Newlyn, Mousehole and Paul. Resource 1651 Paper about Mousehole War Memorials compiled by Bob Harrison. Photo of Mousehole war memorial. Digital Copy Resource 1652 List of names on Newlyn War Memorial compiled by Bob Harrison. Digital Copy Resource 1655 List of military graves at Paul Cemetery, Sheffield Road compiled by Bob Harrison. Digital Copy Resource 1867 Photo of Mousehole War Memorial. Donated by Bob Harrison. Resource 1871 Photo of plaque at Newlyn War Memorial Names. Donated by Bob Harrison. Resource 2252 Cassette containing information about war memorials and graves in Newlyn, Mousehole and Paul. Donated by Bob Harrison. Resource 3003 Borough of Penzance Book of Remembrance. Biographical details of men serving in: Boer War 1889-1903, WW1 1914-1918; Northern Ireland 1921; WW2 1939-1945; Malaya 1948; Korea 1950-1953; Yemen 1963; Afghanistan 2010 War1 Artists 3514 Photo of The Chalet, Ropewalk Newlyn where Rolf Jonssen and Annie Payne lived before WW1. Photo R Hogg, 2011 Artists 3673 Documents relating to Rolf Jonssen and Annie Payne who lived at the Chalet, Newlyn. Papers relating to passage to Sweden, dated 15/6/1915. Newspaper cuttings of trail of Rolf as a spy, when he was found not guilty, undated. WW1. See also Cornishman and Cornish Telegraph 4/3/1915 Artists 3674 Photo of Rolf Jonssen and Annie Payne who lived at the Chalet, Newlyn. Rolf and Annie in the Studio. Rope House of Newlyn written at the bottom. WW1. Artists 5095 Information about part played by the artist TC Gotch and his wife Caroline in the war in Newlyn. Photo of TC Gotvch in Artists Rifles Uniform. Artists 5125 Collection of material about the Newlyn Artists Belgian Relief Fund in WW1. Artists 6118 Article about Crosbie Garstin by David Tovey published in The Flagstaff [37] Summer 2017. Also extract from Garstin's book 'The Mud Larks'. Home 1964 Text for display about The Iron Ration. Digital. Home 1965 Text for display about The Regular Ration. Digital. Home 2025 WW1 Emergency Ration tin: purpose of contents to be consumed only when no other rations of any kind are procurable. To open strip off band insert coin in corner groove and turn. NOTICE Not to be opened except by order of an officer. (Found in the roof of Raymond Peake's mother's house in Carne Road next to the school.) Donated by George Hoare. Also some items downloaded from internet about rations. Home 3276 Photo of celebrations at Wherrytown at the end of the 1914-1918 war. Banner reads God Bless Our Noble Heroes. Douglas Williams Collection. Home 3971 Photo. Victory, Peace, Security, Liberty Celebration. WW1 celebration at Wherrytown Home 5167 Photo of doodlebug in the sky near Newlyn. George Hoare Collection. Maritime 841 Postcard of Fleets of Peace and War. Valentine Series. Douglas Williams dated this as 1904. See similar postcard NA1616. Maritime 1415 Photograph taken from Penzance showing Penzance harbour in the foreground with the fleet of the Royal Navy in Mounts Bay, 1914-1918. Donated by George Hoare.

10 November 2018 Page 1 of 19 Digital Description Maritime 3297 SS Coath c1900. Bazeley & Co. Port of registration, Penzance. On 13/12/1916 she was torpedoed and sunk in the English Channel off Beachy Head by German submarine UB 38 whilst on a voyage from Le Havre. 16 crew were lost including the master. Amongst them was Thomas John Freethy, who lost his life on the SS Coath September 13 1916 whose son married Phyllis Noreen Freethy of 4 Tolcarne Terrace, Newlyn. Maritime 6117 Photo of ML473, one of 550 motor launches built for the navy during WW1. Text about motor launches. Maritime 6180 Naval motor launch ML350 leaves Newlyn harbour for an anti-submarine patrol off the Lizard, 1917 Maritime 6221 Paper about ML's at Newlyn in WW1 1915-1918. From Liz Harman. Maritime 6237 Photo of Naval Fishing Boat. From a collection of photographs taken by William Carter Warren of Newlyn. Presented to the archive by Marc Anderson in 2017. Memorials 1424 2 photos of Joseph Charles Webber's grave 2 E 13 at Erquinghem-Lys Churchyard Extension. Also in photo his granddaughter Pat Semmens. From Pat Semmens Memorials 1653 Paper about World War 1 Memorials at the Parish Church of St Pol De Leon, Paul, compiled by Bob Harrison. Digital Copy Memorials 1865 Photo of plaque at Paul Church War Memorial WW1. Donated by Bob Harrison. Memorials 1866 Photo of Newlyn War Memorial plaque, mainly WW1 + TEXT. Donated by Bob Harrison. Memorials 1872 Photo of WW1 dead listed on Newlyn War Memorial. (3 names at bottom of each column are not WW2 people. Donated by Bob Harrison. Memorials 1939 Photo of Paul Church Internal War Memorial. Undated. Donated by Bob Harrison. Memorials 6203 Paper about Newlyn War Memorial which was dedicated on 23/07/1920. No author. Memorials 6589 Stanhope Forbes was responsible for a memorial to a young cabin boy Dieuzy Leon Matelot who was buried at Penzance as a casualty of war. Written By Andrew Gordon. Plane 1417 Text about Short S 184, 1915. Plane 5108 Sage built improved type 184 N1616, powered by a 260hp sunbeam engine. Probably at Newlyn. Seen with pair 100/112 lb bombs often carried during coastal patrol. Also text about this plane Sea plane base 115 Photo of WW1 Sea plane base. Woman at Sea Plane Base c.1917. Woman identified as Mary Bone Nicholls, one of the first WAAFs. She was the sister of Obed Nicholls.Eric Richards Collection. Sea plane base 660 Photo of WW1 Sea plane base. Photo of Short 184 Flying Boat and men at work below wings. Newlyn/Land's End Royal Naval Air Service Station was established January 1917. Formed from 424 and 425 Flights, this was the base of 235 squadron , then No. 9 Operations group from April 1st 1918. From August RNAS Newlyn (Lands End) was headquarters of the newly formed No. 71 (Operations) Wing, incorporating the Royal Flying Corps and the Royal Navy Air Service. Photographs Reg Watkiss (Courtesy Landlord, Red Lion). Sea plane base 661 Photo of WW1 Sea plane base showing Short 184 aircraft. See 660 Sea plane base 662 Photo of WW1 Sea plane base. See 660 Sea plane base 663 Photo of WW1 Sea plane base. See 660. Short 184 Flying Boat. 'Equally sharp is the recollection of a low-flying aeroplane, with its roundels large and clear, which skimmed over us boys as we sat on the Old Green beach, and we noted the unusual engine note, for it was making a forced landing and came down, with considerable damage but no loss of life, a short distance away.' Ben Batten, Newlyn Boyhood.

10 November 2018 Page 2 of 19 Digital Description Sea plane base 1231 Photo of WW1 Sea plane base. Above Newlyn. Newlyn Harbour and village with the sea plane base, 1914 Sea plane base 1298 Photo of WW1 Sea plane base, Newlyn 1917. During the 1914 -1918 war, material from the quarry was used to form the platform for the Newlyn/Land's End Royal Naval Air Service Station. Hangers can be seen and also a Short's by-plane taking off from the slipway. See Peter London (1999) U-Boat Hunters, Cornwall's Air War 1916-1919. Dyllanso Truran, 93pp. Also filed as 3488 under Penlee Quarry. Sea plane base 1615 Photo of WW1 Sea plane base, Newlyn 1915. From above showing hangers. Sea plane base 3251 Photo of WW1 Sea plane base, Newlyn 1915/1916. Short 184 Flying Boat coming in to land. Boat in water. From original print. Reg Watkiss. Sea plane base 3488 Penlee Quarry, 1917. The quarry is in its infancy and the stone went by rail to the sea. The track besides the quarry was the only existing way to Paul Church and funerals were walked to Paul. During the 1914 -1918 war, material from the quarry was used to form the platform for the Newlyn/Land's End Royal Naval Air Service Station. Notice the sea plane taking off. Also filed as 1298 under 17 War. Sea plane base 4412 Aerial view of Newlyn Quarry and foreshore showing a couple of sea planes that used Sandy Cove as a base during WW1. Reproduced in Cornishman 15/5/2003. The Royal Naval Air Service used Sandy Cove as an air base during WW1 Sea plane base 5166 Letter and photo about a new shed erected at the WW1 Sea plane base in Newlyn. Letter dated 12/1/1917. Photo of shed being built. George Hoare Collection. Sea plane base 6864 Photo of seaplane at Sandy Cove. Kenny Brown Collection. Servicemen 113 Photo of William J Peake in his army uniform WW1. When he enlisted for service in the Duke of Cornwall's regiment, he was a carpenter by trade like his father before him. He was stationed at Drake's Island and his 1915 pass shows that he had achieved the rank of sergeant. Servicemen 134 Photo of Sgt Signaller Edwin Chirgwin, Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry WW1, 1915 Servicemen 136 Photo of Samuel Chirgwin WW1 Royal Navy, Rawalpindi May 1916. Samuel was a shipwright. Servicemen 138 Photo of Samuel Chirgwin WW1 Royal Navy. Rawalpindi 14/7/1916. Samuel was a shipwright. Servicemen 140 Photo of Samuel Chirgwin WW1 Royal Navy. Servicemen 142 Photo of Samuel Chirgwin WW1 Royal Navy. Servicemen 316 Photo of John Wroath b1894. Brother of Hannah Deeble Wroath. Photo taken during WW1. He served in the Mediterranean. Name of ship on hatband but unclear. Servicemen 591 Photo of Percy Chirgwin WW1 Royal Flying Corps. Donated by Cecil Jenkin. Servicemen 664 Photo of Cecil Chirgwin WW1 DCLI Servicemen 718 Postcard of Newlyn Town with inset of serviceman. Postcard Schofield & Co. No date. Digital copy. Servicemen 1128 Discharge Certificate for William Joseph Peake, July 1916 Servicemen 1129 Certificate of Proficiency for Bomber W J Peake, 11/7/1906 Servicemen 1292 John Richards in uniform, elder brother of Samuel Payne Richards, taken during WW1. Also in the photo is his wife Sarah Richards née Cattran( daughter of William Batten Cattran) and their son, also John Richards. The son emigrated in 1923 to America. The father John lived at Wherrytown after his marriage, first in Coastguard Row (afterwards named Bath Cottages) and then in West Terrace. Servicemen 1863 Photo of Private James Chapple of Stable Hobba, Newlyn KIA 12/10/1917

10 November 2018 Page 3 of 19 Digital Description Servicemen 2015 Embroidered Christmas Greetings card sent by Frank Richards from France to his mother in 1915. Many happy returns of the day. Original. Digital. Donated by Ruth Richards. Servicemen 2016 Card with picture and poem 'A soldiers letter'. Sent by Frank Richards from France to his parents 1915 when he was seventeen years old. Original. Digital. Donated by Ruth Richards. Servicemen 2017 Photo of Leslie Richards who served in the Royal Navy during WW1. Servicemen 2020 Embroidered card with heart sent by Frank Richards from France in 1915 when he was 17 years old. Nothing on back. Original. Digital. Donated by Ruth Richards. Servicemen 2021 Embroidered card with Flags and inserted note 'I'm thinking of you' with Susie on the back. Card sent by Frank Richards from France to his parents in 1915. On back 'with love from Frank' and date 2/11/1915. Digital. Original. Donated by Ruth Richards. Servicemen 2022 Embroidered card with Flags and RFA on front. Inserted note 'To my dear father' sent by Frank Richards from France but addressed to his mother Mrs H H Richards, 9 Florence Place Newlyn. Dated 4/1/1915. Signed Frank. Digital. Original. Donated by Ruth Richards. Servicemen 2023 Embroidered card with inserted card ASA 'Merry Christmas' sent by Frank Richards from France to his aunt when he was 17 years old. Addressed to Miss M J Curnow, 9 Florence Place Newlyn. Dated 4/1/1916. Signed Frank. Digital. Original. Donated by Ruth Richards. Servicemen 2072 John Henry Matthews b 1895 British Army WW1 Service Record 1914-1920 Servicemen 2632 WW1 military record for John Henry Trahair b1893, DCLI, dated 11/12/1915 Servicemen 2633 WW1 medal rolls naming John H Trahair b1893, DCLI Servicemen 2771 WW1 character certificate and pass book for W J Peake. Servicemen 2772 WW1 Sergt W J Peake pass to Penzance from Drakes Island, 6/12/1915 Servicemen 3793 Photograph with inscription on back reading Mrs Rouffignac, Sunny Side Mousehole. People identified as Ambrose Rouffignac b1901 who married Christiana Harvey. He was the son of Captain Ambrose Rouffignac b1870 who died in WW1. He became captain of the Guinness's yacht. He was in the merchant and royal navy in WW2. He was a pilot with Tom Barnes in Newlyn Harbour. He also worked for Haines shipping Co St Ives. He died about 1958. Servicemen 3913 Photo of Tug-of-war on Newlyn Green. Naval personnel. 1914-1918 war. Photo by George Stevenson Curnow b1887. Donated by George Hoare. Servicemen 4525 Details about private Hugh Jacka who was killed in WW1 and Sergeant AE Hurley wounded in WW1and died on return to UK. Both are uncles of Joy James. Servicemen 4652 Descendants of James Carne b1812.The family lived in Newlyn Town at Factory Row and Florence Terrace, Church Lane. Ancestors of Bertha Carne who married Herbert Ernest Quinton when he was stationed at Newlyn as a member of the RNAS. He was an Air Mechanic 3rd class and working on the Flying Boats based at Newlyn during WW1.Results of query from Stephen Quinton (copy in file). Servicemen 4762 Transcription of a letter from Private Joseph Edward Wilesmith, 1892-1924, who served in France in WWI and died shortly returning home from mustard gas poisoning. He was the son of Frank Gilbert Wilesmith and Susan Hannah Putt. Her parents came from Cornwall to mine tin on the Atherton Tableland in far North Queensland in the 19th century. In November 1917 Private Wilesmith, aged 24, wrote home to his parents in Australia from hospital in England. Material including photos from his nephew Alex Mitchell. Photos: [1] Private Joseph Edward Wilesmith, 1892-1924. [2] Private Arthur William Wilesmith, 1897-1976. [3] Frank (“little Frankie”) George Wilesmith, 1911- 1998.

10 November 2018 Page 4 of 19 Digital Description Servicemen 4979 Photo of Edward Ridge eldest son of Margaret and Edward James Ridge, who died in WW1 on HMS Bulwark. Edward J Ridge, Seaman, RNR, B 3920 (Po) lost his life when Bulwark, pre-Dreadnought battleship was destroyed off Sheerness, Thames Estuary, Thursday, 26 November 1914. Loss of battleship bulwark from internal explosion. Servicemen 5080 Extracts from Edwin Chirgwin's Rustic Jottings. He was born in Newlyn in 1892 and a teacher in St. Ives Boys’ School in 1913, enlisted in The Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry in 1914 and served as signaller in India and the Middle East until the Turks were defeated in 1917. The 1/4th Battalion of the DCLI embarked for India in the transport Assaye in October 1914, went to Aden in January 1916 and to Egypt and Palestine in January 1917. The hard- fought campaigns were particularly poignant for him as he knew all the place- names from his encyclopaedic knowledge of the Bible. The entries have been taken from his Rustic Jottings, a large miscellany of Cornish history, language, folklore and dialect recorded over 60 years. Servicemen 5092 8 Photos of Thomas John Jenkin and others who were in the Royal 1st Devon Yeomanry during WW1. From John Cecil Jenkin. The 1st Devon Troop was raised on 15 May 1794 because of the threat from the French Revolution (1789-1799). It became the 1st Devonshire Yeomanry Cavalry in 1803 and took part in The Napoleonic Wars (1803–1815). The regiment was renamed as the Royal 1st Devonshire Yeomanry Cavalry in 1871 with Headquarters at Exeter and fought in the Second Boer War (1899- 1902). In 1901, the regiment was renamed the Royal 1st Devon Imperial Yeomanry and reorganised in four squadrons and a machine gun section. On 1 April 1908, the regiment was renamed for the final time as the Royal 1st Devon Yeomanry and equipped as hussars. From 1908-1920 its volunteer reserves were part of the Territorial Force. (Information from internet). Despite its name many soldiers were Cornishmen enlisted at Bodmin. Most were from a farming background and so knew which end of a horse went first. After their cavalry training on the beach at Teignmouth they went to France at the end of 1914 as infantry and never saw their horses again. They were at Mons and then went to Gallipoli in the liner Olympic and fought in the trenches there. After that they went to Egypt and Palestine, returning to Belgium and France in 1918. (Information from Cecil Jenkin) Servicemen 5093 2 photos of the Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry 1914-1918. [1] Location unknown but in India, Egypt or Palestine. Edwin Chirgwin seated extreme left, front row. [2] Somewhere in India. Edwin’s brother Cecil. Seated, 6th soldier from left. Servicemen 5094 Certificate presented to P Simons for his service during the great war, dated 28/6/1919 Servicemen 5096 Collection of papers relating to Arthur Harvey 7/4/1878-12/6/1962 including papers about his WW1 record. From Denny Harvey. Servicemen 5097 Photo of Arthur Harvey 7/4/1878-12/6/1962 in WW1 Uniform. From Denny Harvey. Servicemen 5105 Two photos of Joseph Charles Webber who emigrated to USA. His wife and family followed in 1911. All returned to Newlyn in 1914. He died 16/8/1917. From Liz Harman and Pat Semmens, both granddaughters. Servicemen 5252 Copy of Royal Engineers Record Office letter to Mrs Webber, St Peter's Hill informing her of the death of Sapper JC Webber whilst on active duty on 16/8/1917 Servicemen 6151 Photo of group of men, unknown. They seem to be carrying guns and other weapons and the photo suggests WW1 Home Guard. Servicemen 6593 Photo of Stanhope Forbes, Maudie and Alec Forbes in army uniform taken at Higher Faugan before Alec was killed in the war.

10 November 2018 Page 5 of 19 Digital Description Trench art 4780 A piece of trench art. From the inscription on the cover we know that it refers to Captain M.J. Williams, Military Cross, of the 256th Tunnelling Company, Royal Engineers. Notes about a matchbox that George Hoare gave to Bob Harrison to identify. Women 1280 Women Motor Drivers [WVMD] Poster. Women 1281 Photo of Women Motor Drivers [WVMD] Corps at the Garage, Moretonhamstead in 1918. Some text. Women 2018 Photo of Leading Wren Joyce Richards (14/5/1923) from New Road Newlyn. Women 2019 God Bless this Home. Glass plaque sent by Joyce Richards to her parents at New Road, Newlyn. Women 2454 Offprint of article by P Lomax, Women Volunteer Motor Drivers [WVMD]. 10 pages. Women 5318 Photo of nurses working in the VAD Hospital at Trengwainton during WW1. Louisa McGrigor was matron at the hospital. The nurse standing at the extreme left with her hand on her hip is Annie Louise Pearce. Photo sent to Cornishman by Pauline Bawden. Women 6121 Collection of material to do with Miss CDL McGrigor. Women 6350 Object on chain inscribed Bodilly Wren R.C. Kept in Box. War2 Airforce 1764 Photo of Air-sea rescue marine craft cruising past the small coaster Lakewood from Guernsey entering Newlyn Harbour for a cargo of stone. Billy Stevenson Collection. Airforce 1772 Photo of 1944 RAF Sunderland Flying Boat. She had to make an emergency landing out at sea through lack of fuel. Later she was sunk by our own gun fire. No casualties. Billy Stevenson Collection. Airforce 2032 Offprint. John Mills, 'RAF JUY, Freetown, Corsewall, Newlyn, Scilly Isles, D- Day', From Webfoot Spring Edition 2009. Bombs 684 Photo of a mine being detonated at sea. Source Glenys Peake. Bombs 1773 Photo of the hulk, Cretehill lays with a broken back after a night raid on Newlyn Harbour, 1941. Lord HaHa broadcast this on German radio as the destruction of a large aircraft carrier. Billy Stevenson Collection. A3 Copy. Bombs 2408 Wartime bombings and other incidents: Penzance and Newlyn. Compiled from various sources including lists from George Hoare and Charles Symons. Bombs 2414 Photo of war damage showing rock lodged in A window. Photographed by George Curnow, WW2. Donated by George Hoare. Bombs 2625 Photo of bomb damage. Photo taken by George Curnow who was an air raid warden during WW2 c1940. Donated by George Hoare. Bombs 2731 List of bombs that fell in Newlyn in WW2 Bombs 2789 Photo of large bomb surrounded by children. No details. Bombs 2868 Photo. Clearing the rubble. Emergency workers help clear a way through bomb debris after an air raid. Jim Hosking Collection. Donated by Jim Hosking. Bombs 4630 3 photos of WW2 bomb damage in Penzance. Bombs 6590 WW2 explosions reported at Penzance. Undated reports in Cornishman for March 12 (no year). Cutting. Cornishman 23/9/2010 Espionage 697 Special Operations Executive leaflet. Espionage 862 Offprint. Clandestine de L'iroise 1940-1942, Rene Pichavant. Chapters from book written in French. PDF Copy. Espionage 1362 Handwritten extracts Charles Dennis Matthews took down from the book 'Secret Flotillas' by Richard Brooks and published by the HMSO. Hard copy and PDF file. Donated by DT Matthews. Espionage 1959 Cornwall's Clandestine Package: The Breton Legacy by Leon Simon, April 2008. Filed in Box.

10 November 2018 Page 6 of 19 Digital Description Espionage 2241 Photo of plaque at New Grimsby, Tresco commemorating the anchorage where secret naval flotillas were prepared from 1942-1943 to spy in enemy waters of Brittany during WW2. Not digital. Donated by Dave Barron. Espionage 2291 Photo of CM 203 Rubis. George Peake sailed in this boat during the war when he was a member of SOE. Unknown source. Espionage 5230 Leaflet for talk by John McWilliams 'Secrets and Lies' with picture of the sardine boat Rose Effeuillee which escaped from Morgat on 12th August 1943. When German aircraft flew overhead, they pretended to be fishing. Off Cornwall, the crew of a Belgian trawler gave them whisky & cigarettes. She arrived in Newlyn harbour with 19 escapers who joined General de Gaulle's Free French forces. Espionage 7074 Cutting 'Odour of secrecy and espionage enveloped Newlyn during the war',WMN 15/6/2010. Laminated copy for display only. Evacuees 625 Photo of WW2 group of evacuees after they had returned home from Newlyn where they were evacuated. JFT collection. Evacuees 2184 Photo of Rick, Philip and Kathleen. See Clitheroe1990:27 Evacuees 2185 Photo of Ricky and Walter. See Clitheroe1990:27 Evacuees 2186 Photo of Aunt Mary and Uncle Bob. See Clitheroe1990:27 Evacuees 2187 Photo of Aunt Liz and Uncle Charlie. See Clitheroe1990:27 Evacuees 3861 During WW2 the Llewellyn family had 3 evacuees from London as well as 4 of their own children. [1] Family photo: L-R back - Maisie Llewellyn, Betty Blackburn, Jo Blackburn, Sylvia Llewellyn; L-R front - Allan Blackburn (visitor), Ron Blackburn, Mary Llewellyn, and John Llewellyn. Photo taken outside their 3-bedroom house at Tregavarah. [2] Ron, Betty & Jo Blackburn, evacuees from London at the Llewellyn house at Tregavarah during WW2. [3] Photo of Betty Blackburn in ballet dress, presumably sent after the end of the war to 'aunty' and 'uncle' Llewellyn. Evacuees 5675 Collection of material about WW2 evacuee Ron Lambeth, who lodged at Lyn Vue on Chywoone Hill with Benjamin James Ridge and his family. Account written by Ron Lambeth (typed by Pauline Hope and available as digital copy). Names mentioned: Benjamin Ridge, Caroline Froode Miners, Flossie the housekeeper at Lyn Vue and Janie Kelynack who lived opposite Lane Reddin Terrace. Photo of Ron Lambeth in scouts uniform, 26/11/1940. 3 sketches made by Ron Lambeth of events and people at the time. One of Flossie Couche (see NA 5817). Some post war photos of RL and his family. Margaret Williams Collection. French 1942 Postcard of Newlyn Harbour, showing French boats. Valentine series. Source Raymond Peake. French 1943 Photo of the French boat Cm 2704 entering Newlyn Harbour. Source Raymond Peake. French 1944 Photo. The boat, a pinnace is called the Corridon and was owned by a French family. During the war it brought 26 people over from Douarnenez, including a young boy who wanted to join the Free French. Raymond did a lot of repairs on this boat. Source Raymond Peake. French 1945 Photo. This is the French boat Cm 2704 at Porthleven (see 1944). Source Raymond Peake. French 1946 Photo. This is the French boat Cm 2704 at Porthleven (see 1944). The number 406 was on the wheelhouse was used as identification by the Navy at night. Source Raymond Peake. French 1968 2 photos of French flotilla and other boats coming into Newlyn on June 28 2010. Source Charles Symons. French 2035 Commemorative magazine on 60th anniversary 'du debarquement June 1944- June 2004. WW2 in France. Written in French. La Press de la Manche, Au nom de la Liberte, 132 pages. Published 2004.

10 November 2018 Page 7 of 19 Digital Description French 2292 Digital copy of book cover. John McWilliams, A Century of Friendship, St Ives Trust 2007 (Purchase). French 2298 Programme for arrival of the French Flotilla at Newlyn, 28/06/2010. French 4300 Say it in French with the right accent. Filed in Box. General 1855 Collection of papers about WW2 donated by Bob Harrison and John David at different times, some of the material the same. It includes German invasion plans, 1940 (1 page). WW2 Defences around Mount's Bay (1 page). Air raids in and arounf Penzance in WW2 (3 pages).Cold War Bunkers in Cornwall (1 page). The War at Sea (1 page). The material is dcollected from a range of sources which are identified. General 1966 Chronology of WW2: dates and events. From the internet. General 2313 Newlyn War Casualties, paper written for Newlyn at War Book by Bob Harrison General 4089 St Erth Prisoner of War Camp during WW1. Russell Webber. OCS Vol X111 No 5 Autumn 2005. General 5111 [1] Cornwall’s Conscientious Objectors draft list. Probably WW1. Includes 13 names from Newlyn including the artists Ernest Procter and one from Lamorna, the artists Harold Knight. List from Jo Mattingly. [2] Cornwall’s Conscientious Objectors 1916-1918. Source Peace Museum, Bradford. From Bob Harrison. Also leaflet about lecture at Paul Church about conscientious objectors in WW1. General 7072 Newspaper cutting 'Map that tells all the war news', Daily Sketch 10/04/1940.Laminated copy. General 7073 Cutting.Hitler's plan for Cornish Invasion, nd. Laminated copy for display only. Home 143 Victory Party, Parc Saundry 1945. Photo. List of Names. 3 photos with numbers. Includes A3 filed in Newlyn A3 by ref. number. Home 147 List of names.Victory Party, Parc Saundry 1945. Home 148 Victory Party, Parc Saundry 1945. Photo. List of names (word). 3 numbered photos. Pat Pilkerton Collection. Home 420 Victory Party, Parc Saundry 1945. End 1 Part A. [See 145] Home 421 Victory Party, Parc Saundry 1945. End 1 Part B. [See 145 for details] Home 423 Victory Party, Parc Saundry 1945. End 1 Part C Home 623 Photo of PZ182 The Asthore, with crew, wives and children and the Western Union Fleet in Mounts Bay 1947. JFT collection. Home 658 Photo of War Weapons Week Parade, Truro 1941. WW2. Picture from Operation Cornwall, 1940-1944, Viv Acton and Derek Carter (Landfall publications, 1994). Home 1329 List of shops in Newlyn during the War Years 1939-1945, George Hoare Home 1498 Airborne forces prayer. Home 1559 Photo of Mrs Jenkins with Ben Corin outside her cottage on Old Paul Hill, 1928. The Cornishman 28/1/2010 says that he was killed in the second world war. Unknown source. Home 1765 Ration book of Kathleen Green with names of retailer, Stevenson & Sons, Strand 1953-1954. Billy Stevenson Collection. Home 1766 Clothing Book 1947-1948. Billy Stevenson Collection. Home 1770 Wartime photo of Man and Boy. WW2. Needs naming. Billy Stevenson Collection. Home 1845 Souvenir Programme for visit of combined Western Union Fleet to Mounts Bay June 30-July 4 1949. Original Programme. PDF copy. Chart showing disposition of fleet. Image of HMS Implacable.

10 November 2018 Page 8 of 19 Digital Description Home 1859 Letter from Cecil Jenkin with paper he wrote in 1992 'A Schoolboy at War'. Source Cecil Jenkin.Typescript of paper 'A Schoolboy at War' written (and signed) by Cecil Jenkin. Also copy of paper published in two parts: Vol X1 (5) Autumn 1993 and OCS Vol X1 (6) Autumn 1994. Home 1941 Careless Talk Costs Lives, War Poster Home 1948 Ruth Richards memories of the war and other papers including cutting of a letter written by Miriam Richards nee Reynolds to her sister Edith in America, and published in the Evening American on Saturday January 18, 1941. It gives an insight into the experience of many wives and mothers at this time. Home 1953 The service of thanksgiving on fourth anniversary of the outbreak of war, probably held at Newlyn Trinity Chapel. Kept in Ruth's mother's bible. From Ruth Richards. Home 1954 A soldier's prayer before battle and an interesting snippet about Hitler. Also a prayer for The Men at the Front that could be sung to the tune 'Melita' - 'Eternal Father Strong to Save' - probably prayed and sung by many in Newlyn during the war years. Kept in Ruth Richards' mother's bible. Donated by Ruth Richards. Home 1956 Ration Coupons. Donated by Ruth Richards. Home 1957 Wartime recipes: war time sponge and war time economy cake. Donated by Ruth Richards. Home 2140 George Barnes, 'Some memories of my Childhood in and around Newlyn during WW2'. Part of autobiography given to archive. Also other anecdotes sent by email. Letter from DW about discussion with GB about harbour. Home 2158 Photo of Linda Holmes as a girl on the beach at Newlyn in 1942/3 with the barbed wire behind. Donated by Linda Holmes. Home 2312 Notes from 'The War Years' in Growing up with Boats: an autobiography of Billy Stevenson, Edited by Margaret Perry, 2001: 34-88 Home 2318 William Sampson Stevenson (top row, second from left) was the Controlling Officer for Fish Allocation in Newlyn during the war years. Taken outside of Stevenson’s Island Stores in 1940. Also in the picture are Charlie Mitchell (extreme right) and Frank Hosking (seated, in overalls). The rest are Lowestoft merchants. Billy Stevenson Collection. Home 2537 Paper from Hansard. Inshore Fishermen. About role during war. 08 February 1939. Home 4324 Thanksgiving for Victory Order of Service 1945 Home 4515 Memories of WW2, from Pat Bottle, 18/01/2012 Home 5103 1946 Victory Message. From Denny Harvey. Home 5115 Proclamation from George R.I. To be used on the feast of the Epiphany, 6/1/1918 being the day appointed for the intercession on behalf of the nation and empire in this time of war. Home 5451 Captain Beecham digs tank traps on the Eastern Green, 1939. Douglas Williams Collection Home 5656 Photo of tennis court at Trengwainton being planted with potatoes in the Dig for Victory campaign, 1940. Cutting Home 6591 Account of how the chapel at Tregavarah was destroyed in 1941 during WW2, Michael Treave copy for Cornishman 11/4/1991. Homeguard 65 Photo of the homeguard of Penzance who were based at Chyandour Barracks. From an unidentified cutting. Homeguard 164 WW2 Historical notes on Newlyn/Mousehole Homeguard Platoon, GS Garnier, Orchard Cottage c1941. Donated by Pat Garnier. Homeguard 165 Letter from Pat Garnier to Cornishman, 16/2/2005 about Geoffrey Garnier and the Newlyn/ Mousehole homeguard platoon that he organised in WW2. Donated by Pat Garnier.

10 November 2018 Page 9 of 19 Digital Description Homeguard 169 WW2 Map, Group Signals HG. Secret, owned by Geoffrey Garnier when he organised the Newlyn/ Mousehole homeguard platoon in WW2. Original and digital. Donated by Pat Garnier. Homeguard 170 Geoffrey Garnier's homeguard epaulettes, WW2. Donated by Pat Garnier. Filed in Box. Homeguard 224 WW2 Notebook of secret WW2 codes, owned by Geoffrey Garnier when he organised the Newlyn/ Mousehole homeguard platoon in WW2. Original. Donated by Pat Garnier. Filed in Box. Homeguard 859 Photo of the local homeguard which met at Penzance. Jack Williams, middle row, far right (Linda Holmes Uncle) lived in Kenstella Road during the war. He used to guard at the Battery Rocks. Donated by Linda Holmes. Homeguard 1762 Photo of the tosher Chicadee landing homeguard during a training exercise with the army. Billy Stevenson Collection. Homeguard 1767 1941 Photo of Homeguard on the Bowjey, Newlyn. Billy Stevenson Collection. Homeguard 1769 Photo of 1941 Homeguard ready to protect Newlyn. Far left: Andrew Harvey. Later became Newlyn's berthing master. Bending is Basil Chiffers killed by shrapnel while in process of shooting down a German plane. Billy Stevenson Collection. Homeguard 1778 Photo L-R Charles Humphreys and John Hitchens, home guard. Billy Stevenson Collection. Homeguard 1780 Photo of three men with a gun. Warwick Trahair on the left. Garfield Kneebone in the middle. Johnny Blewett (carpenter) who lived opposite the Board School in Park Road is right hand man. W Stevenson's bread van (in the background) was used as an ambulance. Billy Stevenson Collection. Homeguard 1781 Photo of homeguard on manoeuvres. Billy Stevenson Collection. Homeguard 1782 1941 photo of homeguard on the Bowjey, Newlyn. Billy Stevenson Collection. Homeguard 1783 Photo of memorabilia from Lands End Platoon Home Guard. Billy Stevenson Collection. Homeguard 1784 General orders. Night operation, 30/7/1940, signed Geoffrey Garnier. Billy Stevenson Collection. Homeguard 1785 Orders for B Stevenson. Night operations, 30/7/1940 signed by G Garnier. Billy Stevenson Collection. Homeguard 1786 Homeguard stretcher-bearer certificate, for Basil Stevenson, dated 28/11/1941 and signed C E Venning. Billy Stevenson Collection. Homeguard 1787 12th Cornwall Lands End Battalion Homeguard Platoon. Certificate that PCV 62 Renault owned by W Stevenson is marked for use by the home guard. Billy Stevenson Collection. Homeguard 1788 12th Cornwall Lands End Battalion Homeguard Platoon. Farewell Christmas Party 28/12/1944 Homeguard 2262 NOTES ON THE HOME GUARD (Part extracted from Newlyn Centre Archive Notebook 224) by Bob Harrison. Homeguard 2275 Photo of Homeguard with Jack Williams, Husband of Marie (see 2273). He was a local electrician in Newlyn. Lived in Kenstella Road. He was not called up because of his flat feet. He served in home guard at Battery Rocks by bathing pool. Homeguard 2319 Photo of 12th Cornwall (Lands End) Battalion Perimeter Fighting Patrol 'A' Company. Homeguard. Men named. Unknown source. Homeguard 2362 Collage of home guard photos Homeguard 3298 List of posts and personnel involved with ARP Air Raid Precautions 1939- 1945. Donated by Derek Chappell. Homeguard 4625 WW2 Homeguard. No details. Homeguard 6588 Photo of the nation fire service NFS in war-time Penzance, Michael Treave Cutting 5/7/1990 Homeguard 6595 Cutting with photo of Penryn Homeguard

10 November 2018 Page 10 of 19 Digital Description Maritime 2360 Offprint about 'U Boat Hunters', extract from Ships Monthly. December 2010:50-53. References to Newlyn. Memorial 1654 Photo of Paul Church WW2 Plaque. Digital Copy. Donated by Bob Harrison. Refugee 49 Telegram from Percy Boyle Belgian Vice Consil Weymouth to Engel Goderis, captain of Jean Andre. Written in French. Translation: The Belgian Consul at Weymouth informs the captain of JEAN ANDRE that his vessel has been requisitioned by the Director-General of Maritime affairs in the name of the Minister of Transport and the Minister of National Defence. The requisitioned vessel cannot be time-chartered; every considered voyage is subject to the preliminary consent of the Maritime Director-General through the intervention of the consul of the harbour where the vessel sojourns. A copy of this requisitioning order has been handed to the captain who has signed the original for it's execution. Refugee 163 Note from John McWilliams about French drifter Jean Ribault that was repaired at Newlyn during WW2. Refugee 677 Photo of Belgian refugees at Farmers Meadow. Margaret Perry Collection. Refugee 680 Photo of group outside Fisherman's Mission, Newlyn, 1988. Raymond Peake in centre. The lady to the right is Denise Verhaeghe, called ‘Vincent’ by her husband, she owned several fishing boats and became a millionnairess; standing next to her and wearing a black coat is Emilian Christians; the lady on Raymond’s right is a cousin of Denise Verhaeghe, called Simonne Verhaeghe; and the man at the left of the picture is Skipper Potts, Denise’ husband, and skipper of the Prinses Paola. Refugee 698 Leaflet about vocabulary of food articles which a Belgian refugee may require. Refugee 787 A3 Display material. 800 Children arrive in Penzance. Memories of Belgian refugees WW2. Cornishman, undated. Refugee 1369 Cover of Programme, National Feestdag, 21/7/1942. Also back cover showing map of France. Donated by DT Matthews. Refugee 1370 Escape to Cornwall, John McWilliams pp1-5. PDF file. Offprint from Cornish World. Donated by DT Matthews. Refugee 1371 Unexpected Guests. Handwritten account of French and Belgian refugees in WW2 written by Charles Dennis Matthews. This was the substance of the talk he gave to the London Cornish Association (see 1379). PDF file. Donated by DT Matthews. Refugee 1376 French war hero honoured again. Jean-Luis le Bretton awarded a medal at Queens Hotel, Penzance. Unknown paper, no date. Donated by DT Matthews. Refugee 1377 France Fights On. 3 pages. Unknown paper. No date. Donated by DT Matthews. Refugee 1419 John McWilliams, The Belgian Connection. P5-9 Unknown publication, 2010 Refugee 1469 The Delafosse family from 119 Rue Jules Ferry, Fecamp were French refugees in Newlyn in WW2. The photograph, dated 15 Aout 1944, shows Michel 15 years, Bernard 11 years, Pierre 7 years and Ruymende 9 years. They may have been ' billeted ' at 1 Treneglos Terrace, the home of the Tonkin family. JFT collection. Refugee 1470 2 envelopes addressed to Mr and Mrs Tonkin, 6 New Road from French family Delafosse sent in December c1950 and probably containing Christmas cards. JFT collection. Refugee 1660 Correspondence between Josef Couwyzer of Heist Duinbergen, Belgium and Margaret Perry, Newlyn between January and June 2004 about the Belgian Refugee Fishing Families at Newlyn during WW2. 5 letters. Margaret Perry Collection. Refugee 1666 Belgium Fishermen in Cornwall. Peb Drawing by Katerina Wilczynski. Margaret Perry Collection.

10 November 2018 Page 11 of 19 Digital Description Refugee 1667 Documents from Maria Van Torre. Letter from DP Harvey 24/8/1945 & newspaper cuttings ref Marie Van Torre's success at Penzance Girls Grammar School. Margaret Perry Collection. Refugee 1669 Jan Goderis 1931-2011 Obituary. Photo. Refugee 1671 Collection of material from Maria Van Torre. Transcription of her handwritten account of Belgian families at Newlyn during WW2. Certificate of Registration dated 10/10/1942 and stamped 24/8/1944 1 page. ID Card Marie A Vantorre, dated 10/10/1942. Repatriation Documents stamped 18/6/1945 etc. Document for the hire of the Belgian trawler H 67 Marie Therese as a barrage balloon carrier, dated 4/10/1940. Identity Card for Vantorre Paula with address at Farmer's Meadow, dated 26/6/1943. Margaret Perry Collection. Refugee 1673 Collection of material about Belgian connection with Penzance Girls Grammar School. Photo of Magdalena & Marie van Torre who were pupils in 1941. Photos of Lea Couwyzer (1925-29) who was a pupil of Penzance Girls Grammar School in 1941. The Story of Penzance Girls Grammar School 1913- 1980, Chapter 3:26. This refers to the Belgian refugee pupils. Margaret Perry Collection. Refugee 1675 Papers concerning registration of Belgian refugees in WW2 including Alien Order 1920 Certificate of registration. Refugee 1676 Collection of material about the Belgian College-Buxton 1944-45. Photo & press cuttings from Buxton Advertiser. Margaret Perry Collection. Refugee 1677 Memorial to Heist aan Zee fishermen lost at sea, with pictures of Our Lady Star of the Sea Fishermen's Chapel and list of fishermen lost, dated 21/2/1993. Margaret Perry Collection. Refugee 1678 Photo Memorial to 831 Belgian merchant seamen lost during WW2. Margaret Perry Collection. Refugee 1679 Procession Star of the Sea, St Anthony, Heist on Sea. Photo children in traditional costume each with a lifebuoy for a boat & crew lost. Margaret Perry Collection. Refugee 1680 List of members of Josef Couwyzer's family lost at sea. Margaret Perry Collection. Refugee 1681 Flemish Fishermen in Great Britain 1944-45. Brief summary of Flemish Text. 1 page. Margaret Perry Collection. Refugee 1682 Flemish Fishermen in Great Britain 1944-45. Flemish Text. 4 pages. Margaret Perry Collection. Refugee 1683 Information from Raymond Peake about the Belgian fishermen & their boats. Margaret Perry Collection. Refugee 1684 Belgian Trawlers at Newlyn during WW2. List from Billy Stevenson, Growing Up with Boats. Margaret Perry Collection. Refugee 1685 Photo of the Belgian fishing boat Z 10 Marie Joseph which spent almost six years in Newlyn, returning to Zeebrugge in December 1945. The boat's master was Joseph Couwyzer Sn.The photo was taken by the Mayor of Brugge at the pier head of the harbour in December 1945 when Z 20 returned to the port of Zeebrugge. Margaret Perry Collection. Refugee 1686 Photo of Belgian families at Farmer's Meadow 1943. Names on back of photographs. Margaret Perry Collection. Refugee 1688 Photo of O 152 Ocean's Gift. Former Brixham smack. Escaped to Newlyn with refugees in 1940. Taken over by the Navy. Drawing by Raymond Peake. Margaret Perry Collection. Refugee 1689 Photo of O 246 Frans Elsa, Deutz 150hp. Fished from Newlyn during WW2. Margaret Perry Collection. Refugee 1761 Memories of the Ledez family, refugees in WW2 Refugee 1768 Photo of Belgian and French refugee ships just after the fall of France, 1941, Billy Stevenson Collection.

10 November 2018 Page 12 of 19 Digital Description Refugee 1774 Newlyn Harbour. Naval and Air force personnel and Belgian Fishing Skippers being inspected by the King and Queen, 1942. The Belgians being honoured for their participation in the rescue of service-men from Dunkirk. Billy Stevenson Collection. Refugee 1791 Ann Pilcher née Rosewall recalls… Belgian refugees. Pictures 1791.1 Photo of Louise Ledez with cousin and friend at Rue De Boston, Bologne s/Mer in 1950. With his fisherman father and mother he was a refugee in High St, Penzance in the 1940s.1791.2 Photo of Louise Ledez with his parents in the Pyrenees near Spain in 1950. This fisherman family were refugees in High St, Penzance in the 1940s. 1791.3 Photo of Louise Ledez at door of his house in France dressed as scout. C1950 With his fisherman father and mother he was a refugee in High St, Penzance in the 1940s. Refugee 1881 Photo. Fishing boat 09 Noe, Ernest Deckmijn, 1930, 50hp Deutz. Margaret Perry Collection. Refugee 1882 Photo. Belgian Fishermen at Brixham Fish Market. Margaret Perry Collection. Refugee 1884 The Couwyzer family, Belgian refugees in Newlyn. Photo taken in 1951, 5.5 years after they left Newlyn. Names on PDS. Margaret Perry Collection. Refugee 1885 The Couwyzer family at farmers Meadow in 1943. Photocopy with names. Margaret Perry Collection. Refugee 1887 Collection of material about concert of Penzance Orpheus Ladies Choir at St Katharina Church Ghent in May 1985. Cutting. Photos: Joseph Couwyzer and John Matthews (choirmaster); mixed voice choir, Gaudeamus, taken in Holy Family church in Duinbergen; Dewilde Cecil Couwyzer, Edna Wallis (Mrs Berryman), Joseph Couwyzer and Nora Tonkin, Penzance 1/11/1985. Margaret Perry Collection. Refugee 1940 List of French Fishing Vessels associated with Newlyn 1940-1945 from McWilliams 2007 Refugee 1960 Photo of Belgian children on an outing to Boskenna, 1942. Donated by Cecil Jenkin. Refugee 1961 Photo of Andre Goderis, when Ron Hogg met him in June 2010. Also text about meeting. ©R Hogg. Refugee 1982 Crew of Moise when it left France in 1943 for England. See Book: 1943, L'evasion du Moise. Written in French 1988. NA 2033. Refugee 2033 Letter from Red Simpson outlining content of book, L'evasion du Moise, written in French 1988. PDF copy. Book in Archive. Refugee 2311 List of Belgian Fishing Vessels based in Newlyn before 1943, The Acorn Archive - Hearts of Oak - Belgian Built Fishing Vessels, freepages.family.rootsweb.ancestry.com/.../belgianfv.htm Refugee 2314 Belgian fishing boats associated with Newlyn during WW2. List compiled from various sources. Refugee 2355 Collection of photos and papers about the visit of the Corbeau de Mers to Newlyn on 28/6/2010 to commemorate their earlier war time visit on 26/6/1940. 70th anniversary. Photos of Corbeau de Mer, 28/06/2010 (Nicole Holmes). Some historical material about the French flight from Ile de Sein in 1940. Seventieth anniversary of the Free French 2010 from Mylor handbook, 2010. John McWilliams, Seventieth anniversary of the Free French 2010. Material from Nicole Holmes, Mithe Howell and Ann Pilcher. Refugee 2539 List of Belgian Fishing Vessels based in Newlyn before 1943. From internet. Refugee 2686 Notes from JH Bennett, whose father worked as Hon French Consular Agent for Cornwall & Devon looking after refugees. Refugee 3054 Photo of B30 Jean Andre as LT 742. Donated by Andre Goderis. Refugee 3055 Photo of B30 Jean Andre when it was purchased as O 130 Pentire. Donated by Andre Goderis. Refugee 3056 Photo of Andre Goderis with his mother and brother at the house where they stayed in London. Donated by Andre Goderis.

10 November 2018 Page 13 of 19 Digital Description Refugee 3057 Photo of Andre Goderis with his mother and friends sitting on a swing in London. Donated by Andre Goderis. Refugee 3058 Photo of Andre Goderis with his mother and her sister in law and her children in London. Belgian ladies learnt smoking in England, this was not customary in Belgium. Donated by Andre Goderis. Refugee 3059 Photo of Andre Goderis against a wall of the Board School. Donated by Andre Goderis. Refugee 3060 Photo of Andre Goderis in Boase Street. Donated by Andre Goderis. Refugee 3061 Photo of Andre Goderis' brother Jan in Boase Street. Donated by Andre Goderis. Refugee 3062 Photo of the Goderis family at Boase Street. Donated by Andre Goderis. Refugee 3128 Chapter by John Jenkin. Chapter 26. A community within a community: Belgian residents in WW2. Unknown publication. 9 pages. Digital copy. Source Cecil Jenkin. Refugee 3137 Collection of emails from Andre Goderis about his father Engel Goderis escape to England on fishing boat Jean Andre at the beginning of WW2. Refugee 3139 7 page of Log Book for B30 Jean Andre, dated 20/05/1940, 06/06/1940, 08/11/1940, 31/01/1941, 12/12/1943, 04/01/1944 and 30/04/1945. Also page with headings translated to English. Also translation of log book entries provided by Andre Goderis. Refugee 3146 B30 Jean Andre. Certificate of Pratique issued in Brixham 23/5/1940. Donated by Andre Goderis. Refugee 3147 B30 Jean Andre. Confidential sailing instructions. Donated by Andre Goderis. Refugee 3148 B30 Jean Andre. Confidential sailing instructions 23/5/1940. Donated by Andre Goderis. Refugee 3149 B30 Jean Andre. Certificate of Pratique issued in Dartmouth 25/5/1940. Donated by Andre Goderis. Refugee 3150 Permission to leave ship at Dartmouth, 1/6/1940. Donated by Andre Goderis. Refugee 3151 B30 Jean Andre. Bill for work done by Belgian Marine Works, Brixham. Donated by Andre Goderis. Refugee 3152 Stevenson & Sons sale of fish from Jean Andre, 20/10/1940. Donated by Andre Goderis. Refugee 3153 Income tax assessment. Note post war credit. Donated by Andre Goderis. Refugee 3154 Permit to leave the country, 11/9/1945. Donated by Andre Goderis. Refugee 3155 Customs clearance for B30 Jean Andre, 3/8/1945. Donated by Andre Goderis. Refugee 3156 Requisition of B30 Jean Andre , 20/5/1940. Donated by Andre Goderis. Refugee 3233 Belgian Warship Zennia in Newlyn 1935 to pick up 3 dead bodies from Belgian Trawler Length 278, breadth 30-33 feet, 70 sloop class. Foundered 1946. Reg Watkiss photo. Refugee 3337 The Belgian map with text MYNENGEBIED, between Dover and Oostende, has as title: Floating mines observed between 26/12/39 and 2/1/40. Numbers on the map are dates, x's are the mines sometimes followed by the number of mines observed. Mines caused the loss of many Belgian fishing vessels and lives even before Belgium was actually involved in the war. Donated by Andre Goderis.

10 November 2018 Page 14 of 19 Digital Description Refugee 3338 The British map published June 17 1946 gives an idea of the extent of the minefields in the Irish Sea, the Channel and the North Sea. The A-B-C-D pencil line was made by Andre Goderis, with the positions mentioned in the two ‘confidential’ sailing orders dating 23/5/40. He wanted to know where it led. The route steers free from the minefields to a position off Dover and as the vessel was requisitioned it suggests that she would be used in the Operation Dynamo which was about to start. Instead, the B30 was sent to Dartmouth where all Belgian fishing vessels were assembled to await orders. After leaving Blankenberge, the B30 was held up off Dunkerque for 24 hours. Andre’s brother recalls the scene of Dunkerque on fire and the noise of German planes overhead and the frightening gunfire. Having seen what was going on in Dunkerque Andre’s father and his crew refused to sail to Dunkerque. They had to leave the ship and were taken in custody during the time the B30 was used in the operation . Donated by Andre Goderis. Refugee 3340 Front of map reproduced in 3338 and 3339. Donated by Andre Goderis. Refugee 3379 Photo of Kitty. See text. Donated by Andre Goderis. Refugee 3516 Account by Camille Debra, engineer of his survival when the Belgian m/t O 303 Ons Welzijn was sunk in the Irish sea on 10/4/1945 and he was the only survivor in the crew of five. He was based at Fleetwood. Donated by Veronique Brunet. Refugee 3517 Letter to Belgian Maritime Commissioner at Fleetwood concerning the loss of the Belgian m/t O 303 Ons Welzijn in the Irish sea on 10/4/1945. The letter refers to the boat being within the prohibited area 'to the SW of the Chickens concerning which urgent warnings have been given recently'. Donated by Veronique Brunet. Refugee 3518 Emails with Veronique Brunet, from Belgium concerning her family who came to Newlyn during WW2, including her grandfather Camille Debra who was engineer aboard the lost O 303 Ons Welzijn. Refugee 3578 Advert Scheeps Motoron Otto Deutz. The arrival of diesel engines revolutionised the Belgian Fleet. The numbers of boats from Ostend and Zeebrugge listed around the advert. Unknown source Refugee 4639 Jan Goderis' Story translated by his brother Andre. Donated by Andre Goderis. Refugee 5114 Photo of Belgian Fleet in Newlyn Harbour during WW2. Shows crane on North Pier. Taken by Billy Stevenson. Refugee 5241 Image. Belgian Fishermen in Cornwall. Drawing by Katarina Wilezynski. 1940. Source Margaret Perry. Refugee 5276 Escape of the Free French to Newlyn. The photograph is a representation of the hundreds of fishing boats that escaped from France to Newlyn in June 1940 and the following months. This is a report of one such boat and will be of special interest to the le Breton family. 16th December 1940 the crabber Emigrant Cm 2212 left Camaret with 14 escapers, including two RAF pilots, nailed into a secret compartment. The crabber was searched by the Germans with their dogs. They went ashore wishing them Bon Voyach!. This escape was led by French Airforce pilot Jacques Andrieux and the legendary Daniel Lomenech who became a leader in secret operations. Among the crew was Jean Louis le Breton who later married a local girl & settled in Penzance. Colonel Andrieux wrote of their arrival off Cornwall, The skipper shouted “Cornwall straight ahead!” Everyone was delirious. The boat rushed on through a heavy swell. England was there, a dark line on the horizon. The skipper unrolled the Tricolour which was wrapped around his body. In an instant our colours were flapping at the masthead. We were welcomed like heroes. Surrounded by men of the security service, we left for London. From DD Facebook. Refugee 5695 Albert Declercq in cabin of YH196 Renown with brother Arseen Declercq on left. No date. Albert Declercq sailed on Boy George in Newlyn in 1940. Albert Declercq met Lowestoft girl Ivy Darkin in Newlyn and she became his wife. See 5696.

10 November 2018 Page 15 of 19 Digital Description Refugee 5696 Ivy Darkins 12/11/1919-26/7/2009. [1] in Navy Uniform, no date [2] as a young woman in Newport, Belgium 4/11/1945 [3] Funeral card 26/7/2009. [4] Obituary notice for Herbert Darkin 8/11/1968. Ivy Darkins brother was Ron and her sister Iris. Her mother was Elsie Darkins and her father was Herbert Darkins. She married Albert Declercq and moved to Belgium. Her children are listed on the funeral card. Refugee 5837 Obituaries for Belgian fishermen. Louis De Waele lost 1964 in Z 476 Noorderblik. Jan Rappe of Z 460 lost at sea 31 March 1969 aged 16. Loss of the Denise Germaine Z 417, 20/2/1955 & her crew, Petrus Paulus Uttererwulghe of H 49 De Blauwroet. Crew of H 14 Sterre der Zee, lost 12 October 1942, Brixham, Richard Joseph Vanhove, Joseph Franciscus Vantorre, Joseph Louis Brouckaert machinist. Crew of O 228 lost 23,12,1941 in England: Julius Emile Vieren, skipper, Isidor Alex Vieren, Guillaume Zonnekeyn, Louis Defer, Gaston Wynants, Gustaaf Hubrouck & Andre Verbrugge. Joseph Dhoore, 1945. Margaret Perry Collection. Refugee 6592 Cutting. 800 children arrive in Penzance. Belgium refugee school at Mousehole. Servicemen 323 Photo of Pte John Martyn aged 21 of 34 Treveneth Crescent, Gwavas Estate, Newlyn. He rests his rifle on an armoured personnel carrier and gazes over the barbed wire fences of the East German Zonal Border in Berlin. John, a member of the 1st Bn The Somerset and Cornwall Light Infantry, stationed at Brooke Barracks, Spandau, was taking his turn at what the soldiers call simply - border patrol. The building behind him is in East Germany and used to be a thriving church. Now it is just another derelict building in what is known as the ‘death strip’. Public Relations Photo, Section Headquarters, Berlin No. BB/63/881-5. Donated by JF Tonkin. Servicemen 613 Photo of John Foster Tonkin (b1917), possibly Arthur Ladd (living at 24/25 Charles St) and Morgan Hosking. WW2. Bangor, County Down from November 1942 to June 1944. JFT collection. Servicemen 615 Postcard of the Parade, Bangor Co Down. JFT was stationed at Bangor, County Down from November 1942 to June 1944. JFT collection. Servicemen 654 Photo of WW2 J J Oates and other boys serving in Korean War. Billy Stevenson Collection. Servicemen 655 Photo of WW2 Tablet (Korea) inscribed 22164491 Private JJ Oates, The Kings Shropshire Light Infantry d. 24/4/1951. Billy Stevenson Collection. Servicemen 848 Collage of war photos related to Henry Nicholas Peake. A3 Servicemen 1544 Photo of 234 Squadron . Bill Mitchell (2nd from left) billeted with Mary Hoare at Cressars from 1942-1944. She bred bull terriers and Spike the dog in the picture is hers. It accompanied Bill to work each day. Ref: Eddie Walford, War over the West (p11). Donated by George Hoare. Servicemen 1776 Photo of Prisoners of War including Johnny Greengrass. Also cutting: The Remarkable Story of Lt Johnny Greengrass, Unknown paper and date. Billy Stevenson Collection. Servicemen 1779 Photo L-R Leon Worth, Mark Goody with ambulance section Leslie Tonkin and Basil Stevenson. Billy Stevenson Collection. Servicemen 1857 Cutting 'Hero of St Pauls, Lt R Davies of Newlyn'. Undated. No source. Donated by George Hoare. Servicemen 1897 Newlyn and the Scilly Isles 1942-1943 by Bill Allen who was stationed at Newlyn in WW2. Picture of Bill on Newlyn Bridge with Gaiety Cinema behind. Also picture of Pinnace 1234. Word documents and exhibition material as PDF file. From the internet. Servicemen 1950 Harvey Richards served on HMML 282 during WW2. Two photos of HMML 282, one with her dressed for King George VI birthday in May 1945 following the German surrender. Material from Ruth Richards. Servicemen 1952 Photo of Harvey Richards in naval uniform.

10 November 2018 Page 16 of 19 Digital Description Servicemen 1989 Collage. With the United Boys in Wales during WW2. Not digital. Servicemen 2172 Naval men taken outside Harbour Offices, Newlyn 1939-1940 Servicemen 2250 War stories heard at the archive used in War Exhibition 28/6/2010 Servicemen 2337 Military. Short Service Report for Thomas Batten born 1884, dated 28/8/1915 Servicemen 2971 Information about William Herbert Perrott and Cecil Burleigh Tregurtha. Donated by Bob Harrison. Servicemen 3187 James Henry Sexton Jn 1909-1975, Royal Artillery Field Regiment, Armoured Division was sixth on left back row in this photograph taken in Germany 23/6/1944 Servicemen 3193 Photo of James Henry Sexton Jn 1909-1975, Royal Artillery Field Regiment, Armoured Division (first left back row). Servicemen 3645 Penwith's heroes of Dunkirk. About WW2. Includes reference to Johnny Greengrass, Stevensons and fishing boats. Heroic role of Cornish Boats at Dunkirk, WB 11/6/2015 Servicemen 3870 Cutting with picture of Col Arthur James Balls, R.A.F., son of Mr Arthur James and Mrs Sarah Balls, of 12 Chywoone Hill, Gwavas Estate, Newlyn, who died of malaria on April 19 1945 while a prisoner of war in North Borneo. Undated. Part of Llewellyn Collection. Servicemen 3990 Picture of John Thorpe b1923 on a motorbike (drivers seat) at Newlyn, 1943. He was a crew man on Air Sea Rescue Launch HSL 2552 during the time the boat was stationed at Newlyn from February-August 1943. The boat was commissioned at Calshot. See also email from Peter Randall his son-in-law. Servicemen 4060 War papers of Captain Sidney Reid Thomas. Order for release from naval service dated 23/10/1945. Address Servicemen 4174 Letter from J P Keates about his wartime friendship with John Foster Tonkin and Morgan Hosking. Joe Tonkin from Newlyn. My Cornwall, Vol 2 Issue 6 2011 Servicemen 4524 A copy of Able Seaman Ernest Hellier's notification that he was to be called up if war broke out, dated 20/3/1939. Photograph of Able Seaman Ernest Hellier b1896 who lived at Lower Green Street taken in 1940 outside a friend’s house in Montreal. He was lost at sea in April 1941, aged 44. Postcard of the Rajputana that Able Seaman Ernest Hellier sent to his daughter Pat when he joined her. A copy of the telegram Ascenath Hellier received notifying that Able Seaman Ernest Hellier was missing, dated 24/4/1946. Donated by Pat Bottle. Servicemen 4980 Postcard from Alfred Hurr to his mother Mary Ann. Alfred was killed in Yugoslavia in 1944 and never returned from the war. He is listed on Newlyn War memorial. Servicemen 5077 Collection of material about William 'Hutch' Hutchin who was on the Adda when it was torpedoed by a U-boat on 08/06/1941. From daughter Linda Holmes. Servicemen 5098 Collection of papers relating to Richard Chock Harvey 1909-24/9/1945 in WW2. From Denny Harvey. Servicemen 5099 2 photos of Richard Chock Harvey (5/5/1909-24/9/1945) in WW2 uniform. From Denny Harvey. Servicemen 5104 Collection of papers relating to Pte Spenser Rosewell from his daughter Ann Pilcher. Servicemen 5286 30 Baker family photos. WW2. Service in Sudan. More information needed. Copied by PJ at Open Day. Warships 674 Photo of war ship 003 in Mount's Bay during WW2. Pat Pilkerton Collection. Warships 675 Photo of naval boats at the North Pier. Hulk, Cretehill behind. Pre 1941. Faces of Newlyn Display. Pat Pilkerton Collection. Warships 676 Photo of war ship HML 526 in Mount's Bay during WW2. Pat Pilkerton Collection.

10 November 2018 Page 17 of 19 Digital Description Warships 683 Photo of HMS Fly, Minesweeper on which Henry Nicholas Peake served in WW2. Source Glenys Peake. Warships 1664 2 photos of the fleet in Mount's Bay, 1947. One digital. Warships 1775 3 Photos of Naval ship 004 in foreground, hulk Cretehele behind, 1943. Billy Stevenson Collection. Jim Harman, the fifth man from the left in the photo was billeted at 5 Carn Gwavas Terrace with Betsy Liddicot. The family introduced him to his future wife, whom he returned to marry in 1947, staying at Newlyn for the rest of his life. Also 2 photos of same ship and crew when it had left Newlyn and was at Falmouth, 1943. One photo has the whole crew named. Warships 1900 HSL 2554 Photo purchased from the internet. See 1897. Warships 3501 Photo of Warships of the Western Union in Mounts Bay 1/7/1949 with Penlee Quarry in the foreground. Also filed in 6655/ Warships 3909 Crew of the Newlyn-based naval ship 004 at Falmouth, 1943. Signatures on photo. Picture from Liz Harman. Warships 3910 Crew of the Newlyn-based naval ship 004 as part of the football team at their base in JUI, West Africa, 1944. Picture from Liz Harman. Warships 3982 Picture of HSL 2552 which was drawn by the boat's skipper after it had been commissioned at Calshot. The boat was stationed at Newlyn from February- August 1943. See also email from Peter Randall his son-in-law (NA 3990). Warships 4628 Naval boat in Mounts Bay. Wartime. No information. Warships 4629 Wartime activity in Mounts Bay. Aircraft and boat. Warships 6266 Photo of crew on a Newlyn-based naval motor launch with the North Pier behind. Patsy Plumbridge Collection. Warships 6431 German e-boat. No other details. Women 861 Red Cross Detachment October 1941. Bottom row L-R: Marie Carter sitting 4th from left and Anne Hurr (Taylor) sitting third from left. Photo from Linda Holmes. Women 2273 Photo. Red Cross HQ was at West Cornwall Hospital. Nurses Anne, Marie and Bridie are in the picture Mary 'Marie' Williams née Carter was Linda Holmes' aunt. Marie was married to Jack Williams. The Carters were ropers In Newlyn. Linda Holmes Collection. Women 4516 Photo of Emily Richards Bath b1907 with a group of nurses at Grovelands. Probably a war picture. Women 4855 Navy Tag. G Bodilly WREN RC. From Bodilly estate. Filed in Box. War3 Post WW2 4727 Aircraft involved in the Falklands War. The Falklands War was a ten-week war between Argentina and the United Kingdom over two British overseas territories in the South Atlantic: the Falkland Islands and South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands. It began on Friday 2 April 1982. Post WW2 4729 Photos of naval craft involved in the Falklands War. The Falklands War was a ten-week war between Argentina and the United Kingdom and began on Friday 2 April 1982. Post WW2 4733 Photo of HMS Sheffield, a Type 42 Guided Missile Destroyer laid down by Vickers Shipbuilding and Engineering at Barrow-in-Furness on 15 January 1970, launched by Queen Elizabeth II on 10 June 1971 and commissioned on 16 February 1975. The ship was part of the task force sent to the Falkland Islands during the Falklands War. Sunk on 10 May 1982 after Argentine air attack on 4 May 1982 during Falklands War.

10 November 2018 Page 18 of 19 Digital Description Post WW2 4757 Photo of HMS Minerva (F45). Minerva was a Leander-class frigate of the Royal Navy. She was built by Vickers Armstrong. She was launched on 19 December 1964 and commissioned on 14 May 1966. In 1982 during the Falklands War Minerva was part of the 'Bristol Group' and thus joined the war rather late, not reaching the Falkland Islands until the 26 May. While there, Minerva performed a number of duties, including escort for other vessels. She suffered no damage during her deployment during the Falklands War. She returned to Devonport in September. Post WW2 4759 HMS Glamorgan was a County-class destroyer of the Royal Navy with a displacement of 5,440 tonnes. The ship was built by Vickers-Armstrong in Newcastle Upon Tyne and named after the Welsh county of Glamorgan. She was launched on 9 July 1964, and was delivered to the Royal Navy two years later. In the spring and early summer of 1982 Glamorgan was involved in the Falklands War during which she engaged Argentine land forces and protected shipping. In the last days of the war Argentine navy technicians fired a land- based MM-38 Exocet missile causing damage and killing 14 sailors.

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