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CORNISH FOLK IN NEW YORK – 1911-1913

Table of Contents The Cornish Telegraph, 19 October 1911 ...... 1 , 19 October 1911 ...... 2 The Cornishman, 16 ...... 2 The Cornishman, 14 ...... 3 The Cornishman, 18 ...... 4 The Cornishman, 8 ...... 5 The Cornishman, 12 ...... 7 The , 8 ...... 9 The Cornishman, 14 August 1913 ...... 9 The Cornishman, 4 ...... 10

The Cornish Telegraph, 19 October 1911 (, )

CORNISH FOLK IN NEW YORK. The following were staying at Mr. John T. Blake's Star Hotel, New York, on October 3rd, either coming from home to the States, or returning to ; Mrs. A. Maddern, from Bisbee, Arizona, to Penzance; J. Gall, from to Chicago; Richard Trebilcock, from Terry, S.D. to ; James H. Dennis, from Terry, S.D. to ; Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Williams, from Camborne to Chariton, Ia.; Mrs. Polkinhorn, from Butte, Mont., to St. Austell; Mrs. Rundle and child, from Butte to St. Austell; James Kneebone, from Butte to Camborne; Mrs. H. Barnes, from Porchester, Mass, to Penzance; W. S. Edwards, from Penzance to Akron, Ohio; W. J. Berryman, from Penzance to Hancock, Mich.; Josiah Drew, from St. Austell, to Hancock, Mich.; Albert Matta, from St. Austell to Hancock, Mich.; Sidney Turner, from St. Austell to Hancock, Mich.; Percy Drew, from to Hancock, Mich.; Henry S. Pearce, from St. Austell to Hancock, Mich.; Eddie Huddey, from St. Austell to Hancock, Mich.; Frank Jacobs, from St. Austell to Hancock, Mich.; Samuel Pearce, from St. Austell to Hancock, Mich.; Miss Annie Bassett, from St. Austell to Houghton, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Philip Littlejohn, from Morenci, Ariz., to ; John H. Yelland, from Hancock, Mich., to Roche; John Borchell, from San Francisco to St. Austell; Peter Wills, from Hayle to Mauchchunk, Pa.; John Oliver, from St. Blazey to Chicago, Ill.; G. C. Trewern, from St. Blazey to Grass Valley, Cal.; Jos. F. Trewren, from St. Blazey to San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Richards, from Hayle to Los Angeles, Cal.; Mrs. Catherine James, from Hayle to Los Angeles, Cal.; CORNISH FOLK IN NEW YORK – 1911-1913

Miss Winnifred James, from Hayle to Los Angeles, Cal.; Harry , from Akron, Ohio, to ; George Rowe, from Camborne to Pa.; J. F. Cliff, from Concord, N.H., to Mousehole; B. Ivey, from to Hancock; E. Grigg, from Whitemoor to Negaunee; W. Murley, from to Akron, Ohio; W. Richards, from Penzance to Akron, Ohio; T. J. Cox, from Penzance to Akron, Ohio.

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The Cornishman, 19 October 1911 (Penzance, Cornwall)

PENZANCE. […] The following Cornish folk left New York on Saturday, October 7th, for their homes in Cornwall, on the White Star steamship "Majestic," arriving at on Saturday, 14th October: Mr. F. Pascoe, Penzance; Mr. G. Hocking, Penzance; Mr. S. Thomas, ; Mr. R. P. Dunn, Penzance; Mr. Richardson, ; Mr. Chapman, ; Mr. and Mrs. George Reynolds, Penzance; Mr. and Mrs. King and daughter, .

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The Cornishman, 16 November 1911 (Penzance, Cornwall)

CORNISH FOLK IN NEW YORK. The following recently stayed at Mr. John T. Blake's Star Hotel, New York, either coming from home to the States, or returning to England; Mr. Sib Richards, from Akron, Ohio, has gone to his home at for the winter; Mr. R. C. Jenkins has gone on a visit to Mousehole after 4 1/2 years in Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Vigus and daughter, after spending 9 years in Nevada, returned to their home, ; Cornwall, at which place they stayed 4 years, but could not settle down, so they have returned to Los Angles; Mrs. Polkinhorn and family from , Redruth, have gone to join her husband, in Montana, (Butte City); Miss L. Trenoweth, from Devonport, has gone out to be married to the Rev. A. C. J. Kellow, in Primrose, Nebraska; Mr. T. W. Rea, from Albany to Penzance; Mr. Samuel White, of Chester, Mass, formerly of Redruth, on a week's visit to New York; Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Pond, from Cleveland, Ohio, to St. Austell; Thos. Hawkey, from Pelamar, Idaho, to St. Austell; Archie Mitchell, Stanbough, Mich., to St. Agnes; CORNISH FOLK IN NEW YORK – 1911-1913

Henry Laity, Mrs. Frank Laity and Cecil Pascoe, from Philadelphia came in to meet Mr. Frank Laity, who was returning from a six months' trip to Redruth; Rev. G. White from Scranton, Pa, came to N.Y. to meet his intended sister-in-law who was coming from Redruth, and see her safely on the train to Minnesota; Geo. and John Parsons, from St. Austell to Colfax, Iowa; Jas. Luke, from Redruth to Sacramento, Cal.; William Brewer and Percy Brewer from St. Issey to Cobalt, Ont.; J. Arthur Smith, from Troon to Stockton, Cal.; Norman Hocking, from Redruth to Globe, Ariz.; George Cahart, St. Issey, to Cobalt, Ont.; J. Arthur Bennetts, from Camborne to Grass Valley, Cal.; Miss Saunders, from Stoke to Scranton, Pa.; Mrs. and Miss Paull, from a visit to Cornwall of six months, on their way to Butte, Mont.; Mr. Samuel Holman and Son, from Cornwall to Butte City, Mont.; Edwin Gilbert and J. Willey, Helston, to Detroit, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Ray and family, from Chicago to ; P. S. Gouge, from St. Austell to Marquette, Mich.; T. Stracey, St. Austell to Michigan; William J. Ede, Liskeard, to Globe, Arizona; William Stansbury, from Ispheming to Truro; Mr. J. Olds, from Ispheming to Truro; Fred Knight, to Globe, Arizona; Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Bray, from Stewart to Bodmin; Ernest Chapman and William J. Trewillyan, from Redruth to Globe, Arizona; Mrs. Elizabeth Trehair, from S.W. to Michigan; Wiliam J. Pascoe, from Camborne to Calumet; Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Jeffery, from Heamoor to Cleveland; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Perkin, from St. Ives to Calumet; Miss M. A. Thomas, from St. Ives to Calumet; Mr. J. Rickard, from St. Austell to Park City, Utah; Mrs. Gabel, from Redruth to Butte City; Miss Bennetts, from Redruth to Butte City, to be married to Mr. James Griggs; Mr. and Mrs. John Donahue, after spending nine months at their native place, St. Agnes, Cornwall, has returned to New York en route for Bisbee, Arizona. While on the steamer coming out, Mrs. Donahue was taken ill, and on arrival at New York had to be taken in a conveyance to the Star Hotel and medical assistance sent for. We are pleased to say she is improving, but will be staying at the Star Hotel until she is able to travel.

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The Cornishman, 14 December 1911 (Penzance, Cornwall)

CORNISH FOLK IN NEW YORK. The following Cornish guests recently stayed at the Star Hotel, New York: — Mr. A. Richards, Mr. Joe Martin, and Mr. Jim Smale, having spent four years in Ouray, Colo., have returned to their homes, St. Dominic, Cornwall, with the intention of staying the winter. Mr. Yelland and Mr. Burt, after spending three years in Michigan, have gone on a visit to their homes, St. Austell. Mr. Cole, after a year in City, Lawrence County, has gone to , Cornwall, for the winter. CORNISH FOLK IN NEW YORK – 1911-1913

Mr. William Warren, after six years in various parts of the union, has gone to his home, St. Just, Cornwall, for three months. Mr. H. Polmear, after six years in Lake Superior, has gone to , . Mrs. James, after 17 years in Butte City, has returned to her native home, St. Just, Cornwall, for the winter. Mrs. Beckerleg, after three years in Akron, has returned to Newlyn, Penzance.

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The Cornishman, 18 July 1912 (Penzance, Cornwall)

CORNISH FOLK IN NEW YORK. The following is a list of the Cornish folk to passed through New York, and stayed at Blake's Star Hotel: — Mrs. Harris, from Morenci to ; Mrs. James Bennetts, from Morenci, Arizona, to Callington; Mr. and Mrs. Smith, from Butte, Mont., to Callington; James Stephens, from Butte, Montana, to St. Cleer, Liskeard; William Ayers, from Butte, Montana, to Gunnislake; John H. Menadue, from Vulcan, Mich., to ; R. T. Jones, from Vulcan, Mich., to , near Gunnislake; Mrs. Breton and two children, from Central City, Col., to St. Austell; Albert Knight, from Los. Angeles, to Redruth; William , from St. Austell to ; F. Clark, from St. Austell, to Globe, Ariz.; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Tucker, from St. Austell to Los Angeles; Frank Kelly, from St. Austell to Grass Valley, Cal.; Arthur Mugford, from St. Austell to Lead City, S.D., Lewis Morcom, from St. Austell to Lead City, S.D.; David Hawke, from Newquay to Jersey City; William Carter, from Newquay to Morenci Arizona; Thos. J. Carthew, from Hayle to Morenci, Arizona; William E. Benney, from St. Ives to Sturgis, Mich.; William E. Veal, from St. Ives to Sturgis, Mich.; Edwin Edyvean, from Butte, Mont., to St. Austell; William Edyvean, from Yonkers, N.Y., to St. Austell; Thos. J. Cowling, from Delamar to St. Agnes; William Chynoweth, from Delamar to St. Agnes; Richard Chynoweth from Delamar to St. Agnes; James Wonnocott, from Delamar to Callington; Mr. and Mrs. Jury and family, from Stockton, Cal., to ; Mrs. Richards, from Newlyn to Akron, Ohio; William Hicks, from Calumet to , Penzance; Brice May, from Calumet to Summer Court, near Road; Wallace Lewarne, from Calumet to St. Columb; Miss Alder, from Penzance to Chicago; Miss Emelene Kitchen, from Penzance to Denver, Col.; Miss Amy Symons, from Penzance to Gwin, Mich.; Mrs. W. T. Murley, from Detriot, Mich., to Heamoor, Penzance; James Crothers, from Butte, Mont., to Redruth; CORNISH FOLK IN NEW YORK – 1911-1913

Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Praed, from Lead City to Redruth; James H. Trestrail, from Redruth to Calumet; Herbert Letcher, from Hayle to Morenci; William J. Reed, from Camborne to Butte, Mont.; William Hocking, from Camborne to Wardner, Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. Gill, from Penzance to Vancouver, B.C.; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Thomas and family, from Troon, Camborne, to Butte; Richard J. Care, from St. Ives to Calumet, Mich.; William S. Cowling, from St. Ives to Calumet, Mich.; William Grenfell, from St. Ives to Butte, Montana; Matthew Beckerleg, from St. Ives to Calumet, Mich.; Benedict Quick, from St. Ives to Calumet, Mich.; Nicholas Carbines, from St. Ives to Mohawk, Mich.; Mrs. Mary S. Peak, from St. Ives to Crystal Falls, Mich.; Mrs. Ann Bottrell, from St. Ives to Mohawk, Mich.; William , from Redruth to Mohawk, Mich.; George Jones, from Charlestown to Gilbert, Minn.; Mrs. Emily Yandel and child, from near Callington, to Great Falls; Stephen Philps, from Hayle to Butte, Mont.; Joe , from to Butte, Mont.; Richard Spargoe, from Blackwater to Ironwood, Mich.; Richard Philps, from Hayle to Butte, Mont.; Garfield Dudley, from Camborne to Butte, Mont.; H. Frank Nicholls, from Perranporth to Detroit, Mich.; Fred Cocking, from St. Agnes to Globe, Ariz.; William Bragg, from St. Austell to Cobalt, Canada.

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The Cornishman, 8 August 1912 (Penzance, Cornwall)

CORNISH FOLK IN NEW YORK. The following is a list of Cornish folk who recently stayed at Blake's Star Hotel, Clarkson- street, New York: — Messrs. E. Eddyvean, from Butte, Mont., to Roche; W. Eddyvean, from Yonkers to St. Austell; T. Pappen, from Globe, Ariz., to Charlestown, St. Austell; W. Trethewey, from Moristown to St. Austell; C. Chappell, from Penzance to Butte, Mont.; T. J. Opie, from Redruth to Grass Valley, Cal.; T. R. Hocking, from Barre Vt., to Constantine; W. J. Trethewey, from Lead City to St. Austell; W. Dawe, from Lead City to Redruth; E. Lawrence, from Berkley, Cal., to , near Helston; H. Northey, from Wilkesbarre, Pa., to Truro; F. Bolitho, from Bakersfield, Cal., to , Helston; R. James, from Lead City to Redruth; T. A. Tamblyn, from Penzance to Summit Hill, Pa.; A. Barnes, from Penzance to Summit Hill, Pa.; G. Stevens, from Long Rock, Penzance, to Summit Hill, Pa.; CORNISH FOLK IN NEW YORK – 1911-1913

N. Batten, from St. Just to Butte, Montana; S. Sleeman, from Redruth to Jackson, ; W. Wilkes, from Penzance to Akron, Ohio; C. F. Nicholls, from Bakersfield, Cal., to ; Mrs. J. H. and family, from Durango, Mexico, to Carn Brea; Mrs. Mabel Berridge, from Durango, Mexico, to Carn Brea, Camborne; Mr. and Mrs. S. Brewer, from St. Austell to Victor, Col.; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Stevens, from Helston to Bridgeport, Conn.; R. Trevitt, from Buffalo to Truro; Mrs. A. Maddern, from Penzance to Bisbee, Arizona; Miss A. L. Drew, from Penzance to Hamilton, Montana; Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hoskings, from Morence, Arizona, to Hayle; Mr. and Mrs. Gooding, from Penryn to Hammon, Indiana; Messrs. F. Batten, from Bridgeport to Penzance; J. Trestrail, from Calumet, Mich., to , ; M. Pearce, from Duluth, Minn., to St. Austell; H. Tabb, from Houghton, Mich., to St. Columb; Z. Tabb, from Houghton Mich., to St. Columb; W. Jackett, from Truro to Chicago; J. Andrews, from Mohawk to St. Ives; Mrs. E. Pascoe, from Niantic, Conn., to Penryn; Messrs. J. H. Phillips, from Hancock, Mich., to Scorrier; H. Heather, from Hancock, Mich., to Camborne; E. E. Copeland, from Lead City to Polrose Farm, ; F. Hitchens, from Gloersville, Pa., to Pendeen, St. Just; T. E. Rosevear, from Boston, but formerly from Falmouth, spending a week's vacation in New York; F. C. Bono, from nr. Callington to Portland, .; S. G. Bunker, from nr. Gunnislake to Ontario, Cal.; F. Davey, from Truro to Bridgeport, Conn.; H. Copp, from Latchley, Gunnislake, to Miami, Ariz.; G. Phair, from to Miami, Ariz.; J. F. Conium, from St. Ann's Chapel to Butte, Montana; Thos. Gundy, from St. Austell to Ontario, Cal.; P. Pellow, from St. Austell to Oklahoma City, Oka.; S. Poad, from St. Austell to Ontario, Cal.; J. Penhall, from St. Austell to Oklahoma City, Oka.; Mrs. H. Lawrence, from Penzance to Pittsburg, Pa.; Mrs. Semmens, from Pendeen to Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs. Fred Chynoweth, from Carharrack to Palatka, Mich.; W. Oats and family, from , nr. Truro, to Pittsburg; Mrs. E. Crowle, from Penzance to Cleveland, Ohio; E. Tyzzer, from St. Austell to Detroit, Mich.; R. Knight, from Eureka, Utah, to Long Lane, nr. St. Austell; T. B. , from Chicago to , nr. Par station; S. Yeo, from Chicago to Tywardreath nr. Par station; J. Martin, from Butte, Montana to Little Beside, St. Day; J. H. Williams, from Butte, Montana to Cross Lanes, Illogan; W. Johns, from Morenci, Ariz., to Hayle-terrace, Hayle; C. Cattran, from Akron, Ohio, to Bnookstreet, Mousehole; I. Pope, from Bisbee, Ariz., to , ; P. Kneebone, from Braddock, Pa., to Paul, Penzance; S. J. Gunn, from Hayden, Ariz., to Chacewater; CORNISH FOLK IN NEW YORK – 1911-1913

J. D. Angove, from Redruth to Hueston, Texas; W. J. Trethewey, from Globe, Ariz., to Charlestown; J. Gilbert, from Mullion to Detroit, Mich.; C. Mich.; C. Blatchford, from Redruth to Calumet, Mich.; R. Honeychurch, from Hayle to Calumet, Mich.; T. Nicholls, from St. Just to Calumet, Mich.; J. Trembath, from St. Just to Calumet, Mich.; W. Casley, from St. Just to Calumet, Mich.; T. Jacob, from Tonapah, Nev., to St. Day, Scorrier.

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The Cornishman, 12 September 1912 (Penzance, Cornwall)

CORNISH FOLK IN NEW YORK. The following Cornish folk recently stayed at Blake's Hotel, Clarkson-street, New York:— Messrs. R. Hawken, from Chicago to Penzance; W. Tregurtha, from Oijbway, Mich., to St. Ives; Mr. and Mrs. E. Baragwanath, from Ojibway, Mich. to St. Ives; Messrs. S. Gilbert, from Chicago to Truro; Mr. J. Bray, from Bridgeport, with his two sons, came in to Mrs. Bray, who was returning from a trip to Falmouth; Mr. F. Dart, also came in from Bridgeport to meet Mrs. Dart, who was returning from a trip to Redruth; Messrs. P. Tripp, from St. Keverne to Bernardsville, N.J.; H. Bawden, from Penryn to Butte, Montana; W. Harris Pooley, from Redruth to Butte, Mont.; Mrs. M. Bennetts, from Redruth to Morenci, Arizona; Mr. C. Cox and daughter, from Morenci, Arizona, to Bodmin; Messrs. E. Trip, from Chicago to , Gwinear; R. Rogers came in all the way from Goldfield, Col., to meet his sister-in-law, who was coming from Illogan; Mr. and Mrs. T. Virgus and daughter, from Reno, Nev., to Truro; Messrs. R. Collins, from Calumet to ; T. N. Trevithick, from Akron, Ohio, to Newlyn, near Penzance; H. James, from St. Agnes to Terry, S.D.; M. B. Langdon, from St. Agnes to Butte; Mrs. M. Rowe, from Truro to Butte, Mont.; Miss G. Saundry, from Port Isaac to Butte, Mont.; Mrs. E. Mitchell, from Tuckingmill to Calumet, Mich.; Mrs. H. Johns, from Bay to Calumet, Mich.; Messrs. W. Trevaskis, from St. Erth to Calumet; W. Pellymount, from Freemont, Neb., to Trenoweth Vila, St. Austell; R. Blatchford, from Yalesville, Conn., formerly of Penzance, spending a vacation seeing New York; J. and C. Trevail, from Zeelah, near Truro, to Cobalt; they did not like it there so wrote me they had gone to Salt Lake; W. J. Andrew, from Redruth to Butte; W. Paull, from Hayle to Boston, Mich.; H. Shugg, from Illogan to Calumet, Mich.; CORNISH FOLK IN NEW YORK – 1911-1913

W. Andrew, from Illogan Highway to Calumet, Mich.; R. Heather, from to Butte; Mrs. R. Glasson and son, from Illogan Highway to Goldfield, Col.; Messrs. L. Mitchell, from Dilke, Sask., Canada, to , near Helston; H. Heather, from Camborne to Michigan; Mr. and Mrs. H. Mitchell, from Telluride, Col., to Wheal Buller, Redruth; Mrs. M. J. Johns, from Telluride to Tuckingmill; Messrs. A. Allen, from St. Dennis to Houghton, Mich.; G. Liddicoat, from St. Austell to Butte, Mont.; L. Stoneman, from St. Dennis to Houghton, Mich.; C. Bullen, from St. Dennis to Houghton; T. Mennear, from St. Dennis to Ironwood, Mich.; Mrs. S. Barker, from to Butte, Montana; Mr. J. Chegwidden, from , near Truro, to Wulson, Kansas; Mrs. M. L. Chegwidden, from Baldhu, to Murray, Utah; Mrs. H. Dale and two children, from Penzance to Houghton; Mrs. J. Jenkin and two children, from St. Austell to Crosby, Minn.; Mrs. C. Dunn and two children, from Troon to Atlanta, Georgia; Messrs. J. Griffiths, from St. Day to Morenci, Ariz.; A. Trescothick, from to Butte; Mr. and Mrs. S. Tinner, and Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Finner, formerly of Penzance, spending a week's vacation seeing New York, whence they will go back to their home in Pennsylvania; Mr. and Mrs. J. Clemence, from Hayle to Summit Hill, Pa.; Messrs. J. Collins, from Falmouth to Philadelphia, Pa.; J. R. Trembath, spending a week's vacation in New York, whence he will go to Summit Hill, Pa., formerly of Long Rock, Penzance; B. Johns, from Scorrier to Morenci; J. Tamblyn, from Vulcan, Michigan, to , Newquay; H. Wedlock, from Vulcan, Mich., to Hatches Green, Gunnislake; A. White, from Butte to Foxhole, St. Austell; H. Mathews, from Cobalt Ont., to Troon, Camborne; L. Chard, from Camborne to Butte; J. Rebouse, from to Butte; W. J. Pryor, from Camborne to Mohawk, Mich.; Miss M. Reynolds, from Camborne to Calumet; Mrs. E. A. Williams, from Redruth to Wardner, Idaho; J. Emmett, from St. Anthony to Miami, Arizona; Mr. and Mrs. Worth formerly of Penzance, now living at Windy Gap, Pa., spending a few days in New York sight-seeing.

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The Cornish Guardian, 8 August 1913 (Bodmin, Cornwall)

CORNISHMEN ABROAD At a largely attended meeting of the Cornish Association held at Blakes Hotel, New York, it was decided to hold a Cornish picnic on August 23rd., when each participant should provide his or her own "crouse" of and saffron cake. As the association was formed primarily to assist Cornishmen to obtain employment it was suggested that the monthly subscription of half a dollar should be continued, and that out of the funds assistance should be given when needed. A social which followed was attended by a large number of , those from St. Austell including F. Banfield, Kenneth Daniel, W. Martin, S. Trethewey, L. Menear, S. Blake and R. Craggs. During the evening Mr. Luther Menear, of Trezaize, St. Austell, arrived at the hotel on his way home, and was heartily welcomed by the gathering. The social was concluded at midnight by the singing of Auld Lang Syne.

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The Cornishman, 14 August 1913 (Penzance, Cornwall)

CORNISH FOLK IN NEW YORK. The following Cornish folk made Blake's Star Hotel, Clarkson-street, their headquarters when passing through New York:— Messrs. Joseph T. Laity, from Butte, Mont., to Camborne, England; Reginald H. Winter, from , Cornwall, England; Mrs. Mary A. Trezona, from Camborne to Central City, Col.; Miss Ethel Knight, from Redruth to Butte, Mont.; Messrs. W. T. Cock, from Portreath, nr. Redruth, to Pittsburgh, Pa.; E. E. Thomas, from Redruth, Cornwall, to Chicago, Ill.; Jos. Verron, from Camborne to Denver, Col.; G. Tamblyn, from Truro to Jersey City, N.J.; William Nancarrow, from Butte, Mont., to Charlestown, Cornwall, England; Hebry Truscott, from St. Dennis to Eveleth, Minn.; Percy Meagn, from St. Dennis to Eveleth, Minn.; Mrs. Evelyn Ball, from St. Austell to Butte, Mont.; Messrs. Michael Ham from St. Dennis to Eveleth, Minn.; Mr. and Mrs. G. Anstey and two children, from Perranporth to Butte, Mont.; Mrs. Minnie Bryant, from Truro to Delmar, Iowa; Messrs. Leonard Glasson, from Truro to Jersey City, N.J.; Percy Pogwill, from Gunnislake to Butte, Mont.; Mrs. Laura Crapp, from Amor, Ill. to Trelawney-road, Camborne; Messrs. John Kidd Smith, from Hurley, Wis., to Beacon St. Agnes, Cornwall; Mr. and Mrs. Fuford and daughter, from Ely, Mont., to Old Pound-street, St. Austell; J. H. Hocking, from Camborne to New York; W. H. Skinner, from St. Austell to Newark, N.J.; CORNISH FOLK IN NEW YORK – 1911-1913

R. Craggs, from St. Austell to Newark, N.J.; Mrs. Annie J. Nicholls and children, from Ironwood, Mich. to , nr. Scorrier, Cornwall; Mrs. Olivia Osborne, from Ironwood, Mich., to 37 Regent-street, Plymouth; Mr. J. Rosenwall and wife from Blackwater, Cornwall, to Sacramento, Cal.; Mrs. E. Biddick, from St. Agnes to Sacramento, Cal.; Messrs. Alfred Bennallack, from Scranton, Pa., to Callington, Cornwall; John , from Butte, Mont., to Moor-street, Camborne, Cornwall, England.

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The Cornishman, 4 September 1913 (Penzance, Cornwall)

CORNISH FOLK IN NEW YORK. The following Cornish folk have recently been staying at Blake's Star Hotel, Clarkson-street, New York, on their way to or from the old country: — Mrs. Coombe, from Mammoth, Utah, to Illogan Highway; Master Percy Coombe, from Mammoth, Utah, to Illogan Highway; Mr. and Mrs. Juliff, from Youngstown, Ohio, to Par; Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kinner, from Ogden, Utah, to Par; Mrs. M. A. Datson, from Redruth to Negaunie, Mich.; Mr. Norman Jose, from Hayle to Detroit, Mich.; Mr. Lambert Latcher, from Hayle to Detroit, Mich.; Mr. J. T. Trethewey, from Ranalagh to Detroit, Mich.; Mr. Ernest Rowe, from St. Just to Butte, Mont.; Mr. Frederick Roberts, from Illogan Highway to Butte, Mont.; Mrs. F. J. Mitchell, from Redruth to Detroit, Mich.; Miss Frances Mitchell, from Redruth to Detroit, Mich.; Mr. Oscar G. Rowe, from St. Blazey to Ogden, Utah; Mr. James Harris, from Penzance to Chicago, Ill.; Miss Minnie Best, from St. Austell to Cleveland, Ohio; Messrs. Henry C. Benny, from Houghton, Mich., to Helston; W. P. Simmons, from Globe, Arizona, to ; William Venner, from Butte, Mont., to St. Austell; Benjamin Prowse, from Sacramento, Cal., to Land's End; Mrs. Benjamin Prowse, from Sacramento, Cal. to Land's End; Miss Prowse, from Sacramento, Cal., to Land's End; Mrs. G. Oats and daughter, from Miami, Arizona, to Dalton-in-Furneys; Messrs. G. Cowley, from St. Austell, to Akrin, Ohio; John James, from Calumet, Mich. to Hayle-road; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pope, from Houghton to Twelve Heads; Messrs. William Pender, from Camborne to Hancock; Thomas Tonkin, from Camborne to Hancock; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Nancollas, from St. Austell to South Fork; Messrs. Richard Harris, from St. Agnes to Vulcan; William White, from St. Agnes to Vulcan; Mr. and Miss Pearce, from Redruth to Butte, Mont.; Mrs. Gray, from to Miami, Arizona; Messrs. Bertram Gray, from Tavistock to Miami, Arizona; Thomas Tabb, from St. Austell to Wilksbarre, Pa.; S. G. Bunker, from Ontario, Canada, to Cailington; CORNISH FOLK IN NEW YORK – 1911-1913

T. R. Quick, from Mohawk to St. Ives; John T. Miner, from Marquette, Mich., to St. Dennis; Tom Hutchens, from Miami, Arizona, to Gunnislake; John Honey, from Butte, Mont., to Gunnislake; Montague Allen, from Butte, Mont., to Gunnislake; Mr. and Mrs. Walters, from Nesquehoning to Hayle, Cornwall; Messrs. R. W. Abbey, from Chicago to Gorton; J. Jackson, from Iowa to Farnham; Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Trembath and two children, Elsie and Geordie, from Goldfield, Nevada, to Penzance; Mrs. Mary Maddern, from Goldfield, Nevada, to Penzance; Messrs. Thomas Perry, from Houghton, Mich., to St. Ives; Mark Burt, from Houghton, Mich., to St. Stevens; Charles Sleeman, from Houghton, Mich., to St. Austell; James Perry, from Houghton, Mich., to St. Ives; Fred Hambly, from Houghton, Mich., to Trivescoe; Edward Perry, from Houpgton, Mich., to St. Ives; Fred Maki, from Houghton, Mich., to Hillside Forest; Simon Noall, from Mohawk, to St. Ives; Thomas James, from Hayle to Pittsburgh, Pa.; John Richards, from Hayle to Pittsburgh, Pa.; D. Pascoe, from Camborne to Butte, Mon.; John Eddy, from St. Just to Akron, Ohio; W. P. Prouse, from St. Just to Akron, Ohio; Ellison Edyvean, from Truro to Butte, oMnt.; E. Laundry, from St. Ives to Butte, Mont.; Thomas Pascoe, from Wallace, Ida., to Butte, Mont.; Mrs. Brooks and son, James, from Hanna Tor, Butte, Mont.; Messrs. Samuel Aver, from Douglas to St. Hilary; A. Whiteford, from New Minister, B.C. to Belgrave, Plymouth; William Bryant, from Kimberley, Nev., to Mousehole, Penzance; A. Marshall, from Mace to St. Austell; George Haly, from Mace to , nr. Redruth; John T. Dunstan, from Mace to Stithians, nr. Redruth; Arthur Allen, from Houghton to St. Dennis, St. Austell; Lot Stoneman, from Houghton, to St. Dennis, St. Austell; John Tucker, from Houghton to St. Dennis, St. Austell; George Hampton, from Camborne to Butte, Mont.; William Thomas, from Camborne to Butte, Mont.; William Trezise, from Porthleven to Camden, N.J.; John Giles, from Porthleven to Camden, N.J.; Harry Arthur, from Camborne to Butte, Mont.; Mrs. Opie and child, from Camborne to Butte, Mont.; Mrs. F. Davey, from St. Ives to Lead City, S.D.; Messrs. William Roach, from St. Ives to Lead City, S.D.; William Roberts, from Redruth to Butte, Mont.; Jack Stone, from Penzance to N.Y.; Frank Jenkin, from Davidson to Cleveland; George Coad, from Norway, Mich., to Ridgman; Harry Harris, from Helston, to Oak Park, Ill.; George Tregidga, from Calumet, to St. Austell; Mrs. Barrett and four children, from Calumet to Truro; CORNISH FOLK IN NEW YORK – 1911-1913

Messrs. R. Hooper, from Hancock to Grampound; James Benny, from Butte to Redruth; Mrs. James Benny, from Butte to Redruth; Masters Stanley and Lyman Benny, from Butte to Redruth; Mrs. Johns, from Houghton, Mich., to St. Erth, Hayle; Mr. and Mrs. Tippet, from Hancock to Grampound-road.

Transcribed by Rachel B. Fields