DlRECTOHY. ·. -~~ST~THIANS. 1023 Hopper Rev. Alfred Herbert [Wesleyan] Chnbb John, farmer, Upton Pickard carrier & farmer King John L.R.C.P.Edin. J.P Cory William, builder Pieka'td 'II!Uperintendant regis- King Miss Cottage Hospital (J. M. Braund & J. ell ,f)hfttM, & marriages King Philip, Diddies King L.R.C.P.Edin. medical officers; Porter ~~r & agent for Kinsman William W. Rowe, sec) the Lailfri~td#t'ffaonll Larke Charles Crutchett James, builder Pridham Wi11i&m ..obft. ~.family o/ Petherick William Crutchett John, painter & glazier commercial PwJil.~ ~~~e. See Rowe William · Davis Nicholas Saunders, carpenter advertisement • Shearme Misses Dell Thomas, shoe maker Rattenbury William Shephard Misses East Cornwall Bank (Edwin Francis watch & clock makft'e, Trewin Mrs Chamier M.A. agent); draw on opticians, fancy toy ~rlF l:cl Venning Daniel, Helebridge Williams, Deacon & Co. London emigration agents Weeks Mrs Edgcumbe John Robins, ironmonger & Reading Room (Wm. Kinsman'~~ COMMERCIAL. plumber & collector of poor rates Roberts John, tin plate worker l. Badcock Robert & Son, boot & shoe ma Edgcumbe John Robinson, farmer Robins, Foster, Coode & Bolitfios, Ballamy Henry, King's Arms, & farmer Finucane Jas. Fras.inland revenue officr bankers, see East Cornwall Bank Balsom Mary (Mrs.),poulterer, Bowden Ford Wm. Thos.farmer & coal merchnt Rodd Nicholas, dairyman Banbury John, saddler & ironmonger Gilbert Lewis, farmer, Diddies Rogers John, farmer Banbury Saml..farmer, Howard Barton Hart Jonathan, mineral water manu- Rowe William, solicitor, clerk to the Barrett Isaac, gardener facturer, Diddies magistrates, guardians, rural 'sani­ Box John, miller (water) & farmer, I Heard Hy. miller (water), Howard mill tary & to the commissioners of Helebridge; & at Hennings Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper land & income tax, commissioner for Braund James Montague, surgP.on & Hennings Mary (Miss), milliner oaths, perpetual commissioner, Spa­ medical officer, public vaccinator & Hicks Elizabeth (Miss), milliner & nish vice-consul & Lloyd's agent, & medical officer of health for the dress maker agent to the Royal Exchange Fire & northern district & medical officer Honey James, stone mason Life Insurance Company Workhouse Jewell Andrew, farmer, Berries Saunders J ames, tailor Bray & Peter, solicitors Jewell John Bryant, linen & woollen Saunders Nicholas, boot & shoe maker Bray Peter White, printer I draper, hatter, hosier & haberdasher Shephard Thomas, farmer Brimacombe George, Bay T1·ee King John L.R.C.P.Edin. surgeon Shephard William Hambly, auctioneer Brimacombe James, blacksmith Marshall Mary Jewell (Mrs.),shopkeepr Skinner William, farmer, Kitts

Brock John, relieving officer for the 1 Marshall Richard, farmer, Bagbury Smith William, baker northern district, & registrar of Maynard Henry, carpenter Stitson Henry, boot & shoe dealer births & deaths for Stratton sub-dis- Maynard William, New inn Symons John, farmer, Grove trict of Stratton union Moyse William, hair cutter Trelevan John, farmer, Berry park Bromell Thomas, veterinary surgeon 1 Old Saml. Arthur, saddler & ironmngr Treleven James Henry, draper Brown John, Commercial inn, & farmer Peardon Richard, inspector of nuisances Treleven Nicholas, wheelwright Bnrge Mary (Miss), shopkeeper to Stratton union rural sanitary Trewin Henry, farmer, Thorn Butler Lewis, Bideford inn authority Trewin James, sen. farmer, Grove park Chamier Edwin Francis M.A. solicitor & Penwarden John, stone mason Trewin James, farmer, Binhammy clerk to the highway board,treasurer Penwarden Wm. surveyor of highways Trewin Thomas, farmer, Binhammy of the Union, & agent to the East Perry William & John Thomas,printers Weeks William Abel, butcher Cornwall Bank, & to the West of & stationers, Post office Woodley John, stone mason England Fire & Life Office Perry William, druggist, Post office W oodley Thomas, grocer Ching & Son, wine & spirit merchants; Pickard Thomas & Hy.seed merchants W oodley William, blacksmith & at Launceston & Tavistock 11 Pickard Henry, chemist & grocer Y eo William, boot & shoe maker Ching J ames, mason, Bowden ST. STYTHIANS, or STITHIANS, is a township, parish parish, working- the grist, paper, flour, gunpowder and and large scattered village, 4 miles south-east from , various other mills. Viscount Falmouth is lord of the manor, 4 north-west from Penryn and 3 south-west from Perran and Col. Arthur Tremayne J.P.,D.L. J. C. Williams esq. the Rev. station on the West CornwaH (Great Western) railway, in James Ford and Mrs. M.J. Moore are chief landowners. The the Western division of the county, hundred of East Kirrier, soil is poor loam and s•lme clayey; the subsoil is granite. Redruth union and county court district, Carnmarth rural The chief crops are oats and green crops. The area is deanery, Cornwall archdeaconry, and diocese. The 4.291 acres; rateable value, £6,381; the population in x88x river Kennell, rising near Carmenellis, intersects the was x,823. parish. The church of St. Stythians is a building of granite KENNALL VALE is x mile east from the church, where are in the Decorated and Perpendicular styles and was partly the extensive gunpowder mills and magazines and saltpetre erected in the reign of Edward Ill.: it consists of chancel, refinery belonging to the Kennall Gunpowder Co. and also a nave, aisles, north porch and an embattled tower with pin- small paper mill. nacles, containing 4 bells, cast in 1767 and 1790: the nave and PENHALVEAN is a hamlet, xi mile west from the church north aisle are Decorated and the tower and south aisle Per- and has a Wesleyan chapel. pendieular: the chancel, restored in x862, retains a piscina; TRoLVIS is a hamlet, 2 miles south-by-east from the the east window is a memorial to Lieut. John Wright R.N. church. 1848, and there are three other memorial windows; the FoUNDRY is a hamlet, half a mile east of the church. rood stairs remain in the north wall, and over the entrance · Sexton, Charles Oppy. there~o is a brass plate, in~cribed with twelve admonitory PosT OFFICE.-Mrs. Ann Andrews sub-postmistress. Letters Enghsh verses, arranged m couplets: the monuments are from Perran-arworthal R.S.O. ~rrive at 10.30 a.m.; ills­ modern : the church was thoroughly restored in 1873, at a ' patched at 2.30 p.m. The nearest tnoney order & telegraph cost o~ ~bou~ £1oo_. The reg:ister dates from the year 1623. office is at Perran-ar-wortbal The hvmg 1s a vicarage, With that of Perran-ar-worthal . . .. annexed, tithe rent-charge £ 428, joint net yearly value £400 A Scho?l Board of 5 members was formed m 1872; Wilham with residence and 52 acres of glebe, in the gift of Viscount, Martm,Kennell, clerk to the board Falmouth, and held since 1877 by the Rev. Henry Marven .Board &hool (mixed & infants'), for 300 children, erected HarmerM.A. of Trinity College, Dublin. There are Wesleyan at a cost of £8oo; William. J. Phillips, master; Miss and Free Methodist chapels. A show fair- 1s held on the Catherine Martin, girls',& Miss Grylls, infants' mistress nearest Monday to the 13th of July, yearly, for cattle. The Assistant Overseer, Michael Martin Kennell, a stream of considerable size, passes through this I CollectOJ' of Rates o/ Taxes, James Martin Harmer Rev. HenryMarven M.A.lvicar], Andrew John, farmer, Penhalveor Bowden Henry, farmer, Trembroath The Vicarage Andrew Robert, general smith, Ken- Brown Julia (Mrs.), farmer,Penhalurick Holloway Jn.Edward, Tretheage house nall mills Collins James, farmer, Treservern Moore Edward, Croydon Andrew William, farmer; Carnmeor Collins Thomas, farmer, Penhalurick Peter John Luke, Crellow Andrew Wm. John, farmer, Trewithen Collins John, farmer, Velandru Wilkinson John W. Kennall vale Bartle John, farmer, Hernis Cornish John, farmer, Lansenmeth ·wi!liams William, Kennall Bath Henry, farmer, Carncrees Dunstan George, farmer, Hernis COMMERCIAL. Bawden Henry, farmer, Treskewes Dunstan John, stone mason, & dairy- Andrew James,Seven Stars, Church twn Bawden Thomas, farmer, Trevalis man, Trolvis Andrew James, farmer, Treatheage Beard Jethro, farmer, Treservern Dunstan 'Yilliam, farmer, Trembroatb