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Pictures of

Roger Collins (and others...... )

especially the Rame Heritage website

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Rame Peninsula History Group

 Monthly meeting: Congregational Hall

 Varied Topics to suit all tastes

 A chance to exchange knowledge

 Membership:

 No, we are not family-tree compilers

 Yes, we would love to see you at our Next meeting: Monday th February

 Topic: Mt Edgcumbe in the Bronze Age

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Artistic Licence???

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‘’ by C.T. Cosse

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1907 weed?

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J Elliot ‘The Old Fish Cellars’

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TITHE MAPS

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‘’ Fish Cellars? Maker Tithe Map 1841

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Rame Tithe Map 1844

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Numbering of ‘plots’

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APPORTIONMENT BOOK

Name and Description of Lands and Premises

OWNER: William Vingoe

No. on Plan Field/Name State of Cultivation Statute Measure

6 Corner MeadowArable 2r. 12p. 11 Large Field Arable 1a 2r. 30p. 24 Footway field Arable 1a. 3r. 25p. 27 Park Venton Arable 1a. 1r. 24p. 55 Barn Mowhay Homestead 9p. 56 Dwelling House Mowhay Homestead 8p. 59 2/3rds of a Mowhay Homestead 14p.

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TITHE AGREEMENT (SENNEN)

sheep—one penny lamb—two pence each colt—two pence each goose above ten and under seven—one half penny each fat bullock—one shilling each milch cow—six pence each bare cow—four pence the tithe of each garden—five pence

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Tithes

for

Fishermen ?????

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1926 Sepia

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Pier (Point) Cellars Rame Tithe Map 1844

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O S Map 1883

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Just before World War 1

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1930s

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O S Map 1883

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The Manby Mortar

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Rescue Rocket

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Pre 1934

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published by......

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THE SQUARE CAWSAND

SALE AND DEMOLITION OF HOUSES

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1920 Sale 1907 Map

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The Square

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The Square

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THE MEADOW

CAWSAND

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Colyn Thomas

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Valentines Card 1897

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Sepia version

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Friths’ postcard 1955

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Cawsand Car Park (?) 1955

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1959

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‘Penlee Lodge’ Thompson 1959

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Judges’ postcard 1968

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Tithe Map 1844

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1844

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1844 Rame Tithe map

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‘Tithe’ Map 1914

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The Meadow (Car Park) 1914

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SHIPS BEARING

LOCAL NAMES

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REGULATIONS FOR THE ADMISSION OF BOYS TO THE "MOUNT EDGCUMBE" INDUSTRIAL TRAINING SHIP - 1884

Until further notice, boys between the ages of twelve and sixteen will be received on board the "MOUNT EDGCUMBE", if sent by the Magistrates………

That is found begging and receiving alms, or being in any street or public place, for the purpose of so begging or receiving alms.

That is found wandering and not having any home or settled place of abode, or proper guardianship, or visible means of subsistence.

That is found destitute, either being an orphan, or having a surviving parent who is undergoing penal servitude or imprisonment.

That frequents the company of reputed thieves.

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1881 CENSUS

1881 SHIPS IN PORT IN THE UK INDUSTRIAL TRAINING SHIP "MOUNT EDGECOMBE" AT ,

KNEVITT Herbert Price m 47 London Superintendant Capt. RN retired KNEVITT Isabella Ellen m 35 Cheltenham, Wife KNEVITT Nellie u 12 Lewisham, Kent Dau KNEVITT Nora u 11 Swanage, Dorset Dau KNEVITT Ella u 4 Lee, Kent Dau CHAPMAN Louisa u 26 Diptford, Dev Servant TESDALE William m 34 Bristol, Som. Instr Seaman RN pensioner FARLOW William m 39 Devonport, Dev Gunnery Instr RN pensioner SULLIVAN John m 62 Old Brompton, Kent Cook Instructor RN pensioner GITSHAM James Sale m 27 Devonport, Dev School Master

170 Boys:

BENNETT Daniel 13 Millbrook, Cornwall ***************

SLADE George 11 , Cornwall *****************

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HMS

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Depot ship

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HMS

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HMS CAWSAND BAY - Bay-class Frigate

Ordered: 25th January 1943 as a LOCH Class Anti- Submarine Frigate

Laid down 24th April 1944

Launched as CAWSAND BAY at Blyth on 26th February 1945

First RN ship to carry this name completed on 13th November 1945.

S e r v i c e

1945 November 13th Build completion commenced Acceptance Trials. 1945 December Completed trials and storing took passage to Clyde to carry out weapon calibrations. 1 9 4 6 February Passage to Rosyth. Sustained damage in Collision

Passage to Portsmouth to Pay-off and reduce to Reserve . HMS CAWSAND BAY remained laid-up in Reserve at Portsmouth until 1958 on the Disposal List. Sold for demolition to an Italian ship-breaker September 1959. Slide 88

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HMS Fisgard

HMS Bellerephon, Temeraire and Indus 1904

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TWO SHIPS:

HMS Fisgard a 44-gun fifth rate frigate (orig. French Résistance) captured 1797 and sold in 1814.

HMS Fisgard a 46-gun fifth rate frigate built in 1819 and sold in 1879 after serving as a training vessel at Woolwich.

After, she was sold in 1879 she was replaced by other vessels:

HMS Audacious was Fisgard from 1904 to 1914. HMS Invincible was Fisgard II from 1906 to 1914. HMS Hindustan was Fisgard III from 1905 to 1920. HMS Sultan was Fisgard IV from 1906 to 1931.

The facility moved to Torpoint in 1940

Operational until 1983, when it was merged with HMS Raleigh

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HMS Milbrook 1915

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Royal Navy Destroyer Flotillas, November 1918

 2ND DESTROYER FLOTILLA, LONDONDERRY

 Mandate Marne Martial Michael Milbrook Minos  etc etc

 25 -28 vessels

 “3 funnelled, ex-30 knotters"

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‘RNAS’ Milbrook