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[CORNWALL.] ST. PINNOCK. 128 POST OFFICE ST. PETR.OC.-See LITTLE PETHERICK. ST. P:ENNOCK. is a township, parish, and village, 4 Esq., and the Rev. James Rawlings. The Rev. James miles south-Webt from Liskcard (its post town), 3 north- RawJings, 1\I.A., is the incumbent. There is a chapel for east from Trecan gate, 6 east from Lostwithiel (its polling Bible Christians. There is a Free school supported by town), in the eastern division of Cornwall, West Hundred, subscriptions; a Sunday school is held at the Church Liskeard Union, West deanery, Cornwall archdeaconry, Town, in connection with the church. Stone of excel­ and Exeter bishopric; it is situated on the Great Western lent quality is quarried for flooring and building purposes. road from Plymouth to Truro and Falmouth. The church A silver and lead mine is now beiug worked at Herots­ of Saint Pinnock is an old stone building in the early foot, in this parish. The population, in 18.')1, was 627 ; English sty le of architecture; has a nave, aisles, chancel, and the acreage is 3,487a. 2r. 29p. 1'he soil is light; and a tower with 4 bells. The living is a rectory, wot·th the subsoil is stone. There are charities of £10 yearly £285 yearly, with residence and 30 acres of glebe land, value. This is a mining district. in the gift of the Hev. Edward Treffry, Augustus Coryton, Rawlings Rev. James, Rectory Crago Charles, farmer, Combe Skelton George, blacksmith, East Tap- TRADERS. Crago William, farmer, Low. Bodrane house Arthur Frank, farmer, Legar Dony John, bulcher, Penhole 8male Robert, farmer, Trea!!'o Batten Henry, farmer, Lee Fisher James, lmtcher & shopkeeper, Tamblyn Thomalj, farmer, Wilton Batten Jolm, East Taphouse inn, & East Taphouse Thomas Jo~eph, farmer, Do\mend carpenter Haley John, shopkeeper, E:.lst Tap house Trefry Jose ph Thomas, farmer, Bodrole Browu Jane (Mra.), farmer, Wilton Little Dazil, farmer, Higher Bodraue & Connor Brown John, larmer, Con11or Little Samuel, filfmer, Combe Veal Richard, farmer, Whitebath Brown William, farmer, Bodrole Little Willium, farmer, Scawen Venard Thomas, mason Buckthought Jonathan, boot & shoe Lobb John, boot& ~hoe maker Verron John,jun. farmer, Trevilles maker, East Tctpliouse Martin Samuel, farmer & miller, Verron John, sen. farmer, Trevilles Cawrse Charles, farmer, Bosent Scawen mill Verrou William, farmer, Trevilles Cocks Nicholas,farmer, Midule Bodrane Matt hews Samuel, farmer, Connor Williams John, farmer & boot & shoe Cocks Thomas, farmer, Peubral1an Rowe Robert, farmer, Over Comi.Je maker, Herrotsfoot Congdon Cllarles, fanner, Tl'evil!es Rowe 'l'homa.. , farmer, Gunricks Letters through Liskeard, which is Congdon John, farmer, Bosent Rundle Ann (Mrs.), farmer, Killagorick the nearest money order office ST. SAMPSO'N'S, or Gor.r•. o\.NT is a small parish: old stone building, was restored within the last ten years. situated 3 miles from Fowey, and 4 from Lostwithiel, in the The living is a perpetual curacy, value £50 per anuum: in east division of Powder Hundred and St. Austell Union. the gift of William Rashleigh, Esq., of Menabilly. The GoLLANT is the principal village, situated on the west population, in 1851, was 335; acreage, 1,470. bank of the river and harbour of Fowey. The church, an St. sampson's. Sweet Philip, shopkeeper, Castledor 1 Jeffery Josepb, mason GENTRY. Trevenen John, farmer, fenquite Jeffery Richard, shoemaker Glubb Rev. Peter, Southmead Gollant. Mitchell John, farmer Grabam Thomas Graham,esq.Penquite GENTRY. MitchPll Thomas, mason White George, e8q. North Torfey Blowey John, esq Sings Richard, shopkeeper TRADERS. Talleney Mr. John Smith Thomas, mason Langsford Wil1iam, farmer, Lay Owen TRADERS. Sparnall Wm. shoemaker & shopket>per Maynard William, farmer, Liskernick Blowey Charlotte (Mrs.), farmer White Thoma11, carpenter Penrose William, farmer, Lant~ne Blowey Nicholas, New inn Williams Thoma~, farmer & butcher Phillips Richard, farmer, Lawhibbet Broad William, farmer Letters through Lostwithiel. The Rundle lobn, farmer, Trebuthevy Cock SP.IinaEiizabetll( 1\frs.),beer retailr nearest money order offices are at Sweet John. tsmith, Castledor Hoskin William, saw mills Fowey & Lostwitbiel ST. ST:E:PBENS-iu-B'R.Al'ITN'ELL i~ a township, middle part is a farming and mining district. The mines parish, aud villa~e, 5 miles west from St. Austell (its po"t are-Mineral Court, tin; Great Dougas, tin and cop.per; town), and 7 north-west from Truro, in the east division of and the St. Austdl Consol~, nickel, cobalt, and tin. There PowcJer Hundred and St. A ustell Union. The church of is a quantity of marl ou the Penhale, Bodinuick, and Bren• St. Stephen'~ is an old building, with ~>quare castellated nal estates. There are chapels for Wesleyans and Bible tower. The living is a rectory; the Rev. Alfred R. Taylor Christians, and a Parochial school in the village, and one at is tl1e rector. The north and higher portion of the pari~h Nanpean, in this parish. Fairs July 23rd and Octobet' 9tb. has large china-clay and china-stone works; the south and T11e popuiation, in 1851, was 2,7ll ; acreage. 9,002. GENTRY. Best William, farmer, Alviggan Easterbrook Mary Ann (Mrs.), farmer, Arthur John, esq. Church town Body Peter, carrier, Lane end Tregargus Arthur Richard, e.q. Church town Bray William, farmer, Hornick Ellis John, surveyor, Brennall TRADERS. Brewer William, carpenter, Green lane Geach Richard, carrier, Hendra Alien Joseph, f~rmer, Blue burrow Brokenshaw Wm. mill<>r, Brannell mills Geuch Thomas, carrier, N anjeth Alien 1'homas, f.trmer, Dowga~ Brown Thomas, farmer, Burgot ha Gill Gregory, shopkeeper & carpenter, Alien Thomas, carrier, Minakirk Bullock George, farmer, Carl'alla Hi~h street Au~illoy John, carrier, Curyan Bullock Robert, clay agent, Stanagwyn Goudge William, carrier, Treneague Angilloy Thomas, farmer,Strippus point Bullock Thoma!:!,clay agent,Stanagwyn Grigg Nicholas, mason, Little Trevi-coe Ar~gilloy William, carrier, Curyan Bullock Thomas, farmer, Hill head Grigg Williaru,carrier, LittleTreviscoe Arthur Francis, farmer, Carpella Bullock Thomas, smith, High street Harri11 Henry, mine ageut, Go!amack Arthur George, farmer, Crugwallens Cock Jamef', carrier, Whitemoor Hendra 'l'homas, carrier, Quarry close Arthur Edward, farmer, Bodinick Cock James, farmer, Curyan Hicks Robert, maltsttr & farmer, Arthur John, farmer, Meliedor Collins Stephen, mine agent, Tre- Halhvick Arthur Richard, carrier, Goverteath witham down Hoare Richard, carrier, Carpalla Arthur Richard, farmer, Nanjeth Coon James, farmer, Downderry Hocking Samuel, smith, 'l'erras Arthur TbomliM, farmer, Henmoor Cowling John, farmer, Bargothe Hooper Francis, shopkeeper, High st Ball John, farmer, Coombe Cowling Richard, carrier, Carloggas James Richard, farmer, carrier & clay Ball William, tarmer, Coomhe Crews Jamt>il, farmer, Penance agent, Trethooa Baron William, farmer, Tretbullan Crow!e James, carrier, High street Jenkyu Jacob, Queen's Head inn, &: Bassett Jobu, carrier, Whhford CrowleJames, masou, Hensavistan farmer, Church town Bassett Richard, farmer, Tolbenny Crowle Samuel, farmer. Downderry JobThomas,Newinn, &smitb,Newgate Bc~.\\den William, carrier, Hornick Cundy Charles, t-imith, High street Jory James, shopkeeper, Woodmans Beel Willh-tm, beer retailer, Coombe Cundy John, farmer, Vrane Jory John, farmer, Meledor Bennetts Thomas, carrier, Tresweeta Cundy Richard, carrier, High street Kea<~t Eli, shoemaker, Woodmans Bennetts William, carrier, Stepaside Cundy Samuel, carrier, E~loshellans Keast Zechariah, farruer, Trelion Best Edward, farmer, Mainmandy Cundy William, carrier, Carpalia Kent Nicbolas, shoemaker, Tregargus Best James, carrier, Gouvean Dale John, miue agent, Trethosa Kent William, shopkeeper, carrier & Best James, clay agent, Nanpean Davis John, shoemaker, Trethosa down clay agent, Nanpean Best John, carrier, Whitemore Dyer Charles, f~trmer, Clears Knight Thomas, carrier, Drinnick Be~t John, 'Queen'l Arms,' & smith, Dyer John, miUer, Tolgarrick mill Knight William Greenslade, master of Nanpean Eddy John, butcher, Church town Parochial school .
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