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St Gennys School Admissions Transcribed from LDS Film No. 1471875 by Phil Rodda N.B. Exempt refers to "Exempt from Religious Instruction" Admission Forename(s) Surname DoB Parent/ Occupation Residence Exempt Last School Standard Date of Register Notes Transcriber Notes No. Date Year Guardian leaving 105‐Feb 1877 Enoch HEAL 01‐04‐1863 James Farmer St Gennys No St Gennys 13/12/1878 205‐Feb 1877 Ernest MARSHALL 14‐09‐1865 Frank Carpenter Catch Gate, St Gennys No St Juliott II 1879 305‐Feb 1877 William MOYSE 31‐08‐1867 Henry Farmer Pencuke No St Gennys 405‐Feb 1877 Clara FOLLY 27‐01‐1870 Thomas Shoemaker Higher Crackington No St Gennys 505‐Feb 1877 Thirza FOLLY 09‐03‐1866 Thomas Shoemaker Higher Crackington No St Gennys 605‐Feb 1877 William H. STONE 29‐05‐1868 John Labourer Sweets No St Gennys 705‐Feb 1877 Arthur STONE 29‐05‐1869 John Labourer Sweets No St Gennys 805‐Feb 1877 William G. JEWEL 22‐09‐1862 George Labourer Cleave No St Juliott II 08/05/1878 Left 905‐Feb 1877 William EDWARDS 26‐12‐1866 William Labourer Trespaddock No St Gennys 20/05/1880 10 05‐Feb 1877 William H. GREENWOOD 13‐03‐1869 Thomas Labourer Wood Park No St Gennys 11 05‐Feb 1877 Mary E. GREENWOOD 14‐02‐1866 Thomas Labourer Wood Park No St Gennys 19/12/1879 12 05‐Feb 1877 Thomas HICKS Dec‐1869 John Farmer Dizard No St Gennys 13 05‐Feb 1877 Thomas BONEY 21‐08‐1868 Thomas Labourer Small Hill Burrow No St Gennys 14 05‐Feb 1877 Mary E. BONEY 06‐01‐1865 Thomas Labourer Small Hill Burrow No St Gennys 08/05/1878 Left 15 05‐Feb 1877 Percy EDWARDS May‐1871 No Father New House No St Gennys 16 05‐Feb 1877 Emma EDWARDS Dec‐1864 No Father New House No St Gennys 1878 17 05‐Feb 1877 Ada EDWARDS alias Jan‐1868 No Father New House No St Gennys PARSONS 18 05‐Feb 1877 Fanny ROGERS 09‐09‐1866 James Farm & Mill Crackington Haven No St Gennys May‐1879 19 05‐Feb 1877 Caroline ROGERS 06‐09‐1868 James Farm & Mill Crackington Haven No St Gennys 20 05‐Feb 1877 Henry J. ROGERS 05‐02‐1870 James Farm & Mill Crackington Haven No St Gennys 21 05‐Feb 1877 Frederick J. ROGERS 24‐11‐1871 James Farm & Mill Crackington Haven No St Gennys 22 05‐Feb 1877 Elizabeth A. HEARD 14‐03‐1865 James Labourer Dizard No St Gennys 23 05‐Feb 1877 Norah J. SHEPHERD 12‐08‐1866 James Farmer Treworgie No St Gennys 24 05‐Feb 1877 Mary E. GEARY 08‐08‐1866 No Father Dizard No St Gennys 25 05‐Feb 1877 Ann M. MOYSE 31‐03‐1867 William Farm Bastard Mill No St Gennys 20/05/1880 26 05‐Feb 1877 Emily MOYSE 25‐03‐1869 William Farm Bastard Mill No St Gennys 27 05‐Feb 1877 Mary S. MARSHALL 07‐05‐1865 John Farmer Pencuke No St Gennys 28 05‐Feb 1877 Martha MARSHALL Apr‐1867 John Farmer Pencuke No St Gennys 29 05‐Feb 1877 Ann HICKS 05‐12‐1868 John Farmer Treley No St Gennys 30 05‐Feb 1877 Eliza COWLING 27‐03‐1863 John Farmer St Gennys No St Gennys 1878 Re‐admitted 03‐02‐1878 31 12‐Feb 1877 John H. LUXTON 23‐08‐1865 Mark Labourer Roscare No St Gennys 16/11/1877 Left 32 12‐Feb 1877 Charles SHEPHERD 16‐04‐1868 James Farmer Treworgie No St Gennys 33 12‐Feb 1877 Abel HALLETT 29‐09‐1863 Thomas Labourer Catch Gate, St Gennys No St Gennys 05‐06‐1877 Left 34 12‐Feb 1877 Mary BAKER 09‐03‐1864 No Father Pencuke No St Juliott 19‐03‐1879 35 12‐Feb 1877 Mary G. BOTTERELL 22‐08‐1866 George Labourer Higher Crackington No St Gennys 36 12‐Feb 1877 Thomas HALLETT Aged 14 Thomas Labourer Catch Gate, St Gennys No St Gennys 07‐06‐1877 Left 37 12‐Feb 1877 Elizabeth DIAMOND 06‐08‐1869 James Labourer Pencuke No St Gennys 07‐03‐1878 38 13‐Feb 1877 William H. GOODMAN 26‐11‐1867 Henry Labourer Hallegatha St Gennys 39 19‐Feb 1877 Emma MOYSE 1867 William Labourer Trereake St Gennys 40 19‐Feb 1877 Charles BURGOYNE 16‐07‐1866 James Labourer Dizzard St Gennys 20‐05‐1880 Admission Forename(s) Surname DoB Parent/ Occupation Residence Exempt Last School Standard Date of Register Notes Transcriber Notes No. Date Year Guardian leaving 41 19‐Feb 1877 Digory ROGERS 10‐03‐1872 Digory Farmer Bastard None 42 19‐Feb 1877 Mary H. ROGERS 15‐09‐1870 Digory Farmer Bastard None 43 26‐Feb 1877 Ada STONE 10‐06‐1866 John Labourer Sweets None 19‐12‐1879 44 26‐Feb 1877 Clara J. MARSHALL 02‐12‐1867 Francis Carpenter Catch Gate None 45 26‐Feb 1877 Thomas GREENWOOD 11‐11‐1872 Thomas Labourer Wood Park None 46 26‐Feb 1877 Edgar B. SMITH 23‐08‐1866 Clarissa Schoolmistress School House Carfury 14‐12‐1877 Left 47 27‐Feb 1877 Jane BONNEY 1871 Thomas Labourer Small Hill Burrow St Gennys 48 05‐Mar 1877 Agnes J. ROGERS 31‐12‐1868 Digory Farmer Bastard Mill None 49 27‐Mar 1877 Louisa E. SHEPHERD 26‐08‐1871 James Farmer Treworgie None 50 09‐Apr 1877 Barney MARSHALL 17‐02‐1872 Francis Carpenter Catch Gate Readmitted 07‐09‐1885 51 16‐Apr 1877 William MOYSE 01‐04‐1865 William Miller Bastard Mill St Gennys 1878 52 17‐Apr 1877 John H. CORY May‐1872 William Labourer Roscare None 23‐03‐1878 Left 53 17‐Apr 1877 Mary E. CORY 25‐03‐1873 William Labourer Roscare None 03‐05‐1877 Left 54 30‐Apr 1877 Thomas MILLER 09‐03‐1864 Thomas Farmer Trevoarn Datched Dec‐1877 Left (Grandfather) 55 01‐May 1877 Mary J. SANDERCOCK 09‐01‐1871 Daniel Labourer Hill None 19‐03‐1879 56 07‐May 1877 Francis E. ROGERS 15‐05‐1871 None Roundhouse None 57 07‐May 1877 Mary A. LUXTON 28‐02‐1869 William Labourer Roundhouse St Gennys Returned 58 07‐May 1877 Mary E. ELSON 25‐01‐1871 William Labourer Roundhouse None 59 08‐May 1877 Henry ROGERS 15‐06‐1866 Digory Farmer Bastard Mill St Gennys 01‐11‐1878 60 08‐May 1877 Thomas BRAY 25‐01‐1863 Henry Labourer Sparrow Post St Gennys 16‐11‐1877 Left 61 15‐May 1877 Elizabeth A. LUXTON 10‐07‐1871 William Labourer Roundhouse None Returned 62 11‐Jun 1877 William H. HEARD 21‐10‐1871 James Labourer Dizard None 63 01‐Jul 1877 Mary MOYSE 03‐10‐1871 Henry Farmer Pencuke None 64 01‐Jul 1877 Maria DYMOND 06‐03‐1871 James Labourer Pencuke None Readmitted 21‐09‐1885 65 18‐Sep 1877 Charles MOYSE 18‐04‐1871 William Miller Bastard Mill None 66 08‐Oct 1877 Annie SHEPHERD 23‐11‐1864 James Farmer Treworgie 2 Private School 1878 67 08‐Oct 1877 Clementine WARD 01‐09‐1865 Stephen Farmer Hole 1 Private School 08‐05‐1878 Left 68 11‐Dec 1877 William HICKS 05‐03‐1866 John Farmer Trelay Jacobstow 1878 69 13‐May 1878 Bessie BONNEY 15‐04‐1873 Thomas Labourer Small Hill Burrow None 70 13‐May 1878 Thomas MOYSE 29‐06‐1866 William Miller Bastard Mill None 27‐08‐1878 71 20‐May 1878 Elizabeth Grace HALLETT 02‐10‐1872 Thomas Labourer Catch Gate None 72 20‐May 1878 Mary BURGOYNE 11‐01‐1872 James Labourer Dizzard None 73 20‐May 1878 Margaret STONE 12‐02‐1872 John Labourer Sweets None 74 20‐May 1878 Francis DINGLE 07‐12‐1873 John Labourer Coxford None 75 27‐May 1878 John METHERELL 26‐02‐1873 William Labourer Crennow None 18‐09‐1878 Readmitted 21‐09‐1885 76 08‐Jun 1878 Elizabeth Amy SANDERCOCK 09‐11‐1872 Daniel Labourer Hill None 19‐03‐1879 77 24‐Jun 1878 Henry MOYSE 07‐01‐1873 William Miller Bastard Mill None 13‐08‐1878 78 01‐Jul 1878 Richard GOODMAN 20‐02‐1873 Henry Labourer Halligartha None 79 17‐Jun 1878 Thomas ROGERS 05‐04‐1873 James Miller Crackington Haven None 80 31‐Mar 1879 Emily Kate LANDER 12‐07‐1868 Peter Labourer Trengear Delabole 81 22‐Apr 1879 Fanny ELSON 27‐04‐1873 William Labourer Roundhouse None 82 23‐Jun 1879 Henry MOYSE 29‐06‐1873 Henry Farmer Pencuke None 25‐03‐1889 83 07‐Jul 1879 Francis STONE 09‐04‐1874 John Labourer Sweets None 84 11‐Jun 1879 Annie BONNEY 27‐05‐1874 Thomas Labourer Small Hill Burrow None Dead Readmitted 01‐02‐1887 & Feb‐1888 85 29‐Sep 1879 Eliza Jane SANDERCOCK 12‐02‐1874 Thomas Regrator Sweets None 86 06‐Oct 1879 Edward John MOYSE 02‐02‐1875 Henry Farmer Pencuke None 87 13‐Oct 1879 Olga Jane WILLIAMS 26‐08‐1870 George LANE Farmer Flanders None 12‐10‐1880 88 24‐Nov 1879 Thirza MEDLAND Thomas Labourer Pencuke None 19‐03‐1879 Admission Forename(s) Surname DoB Parent/ Occupation Residence Exempt Last School Standard Date of Register Notes Transcriber Notes No. Date Year Guardian leaving 89 20‐Oct 1879 Annie LANE 13‐08‐1873 George Farmer Flanders None Oct‐1882 90 20‐Oct 1879 Jane LANE 13‐08‐1873 George Farmer Flanders None Oct‐1882 91 05‐Apr 1880 Beatrice MOYSE 07‐05‐1874 William Farmer Crackington Haven None 92 20‐Apr 1880 Janet STAPLETON 13‐09‐1874 Samuel Farmer Pencuke None 93 20‐Apr 1880 Susan STAPLETON 04‐11‐1874 Samuel Farmer Pencuke None 94 04‐May 1880 Emily Jane TAPE 16‐05‐1874 John Labourer Dizzard None 95 24‐May 1880 Florence GREENWOOD 06‐06‐1874 John Labourer Dizzard None 96 14‐Jun 1880 Elijah FERRET 10‐11‐1872 Charles Labourer Jacobstow 97 21‐Jun 1880 Thomas Henry JEWELL 08‐07‐1875 John Carpenter Child living at Cleave Lanson 98 21‐Jun 1880 Elizabeth SANDERCOCK 01‐01‐1876 Thomas Regrator Sweets None Readmitted 14‐11‐1887 99 28‐Jun 1880 John Edward BRAY 10‐05‐1875 Henry Labourer Tresmorn None 100 28‐Jun 1880 Annie STAPLETON Samuel Labourer Pencuke None 101 28‐Jun 1880 William James CORY 21‐04‐1875 William Labourer Tresmorn None 102 19‐Jul 1880 Ellen MOYSE 29‐06‐1875 William Miller Bastard Mill 103 20‐Sep 1880 Edward Stephens ELLACOTT 21‐01‐1875 William Blacksmith Mine Shop Danes 104 06‐Dec 1880 John Andrew HICKS 18‐02‐1874 John Farmer Trelega None 23‐04‐1888 105 21‐Feb 1881 Elizabeth Ann JASPAR 08‐01‐1873 Richard Labourer Trengear St Clether I 106 21‐Feb 1881 Elizabeth Jane BROCK 14‐12‐1872 Richard JASPAR Labourer Trengear Delabole II 107 21‐Feb 1881 Olivia Luxton HAMLEY 13‐05‐1872 Thomas Farmer Whitemoor Jacobstow I 108 22‐Feb 1881 Margaret Emily GRIFFIN John Keeper Hallagartha Grampound I 109 23‐May 1881 Agnes J.
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    DIRECTORY. 113 ST. GENNYS. [CORNWALL.] ST. GENNYS is a parish, 16~ miles north-west from Lord RoUe are lords of the manor, and, with Lewis William Launceston, 22 north from Bodmin, Ill south-south-west Buck, M,P., and Robert Chichester, Esq., are chief land­ from Stratton, and 10 north from Camelford, in the east owners. The chief crops are corn. division of Cornwall, Lesnewth Hundred, Stratton Union, The following are hamlets, with their distances from the Trigg Major deanery, Cornwall arch deaconry, and Exeter chnreh :-RoscARE,ll miles; Trencrick, 2~ miles; Coxford, bishopric; it is situated on the north coast of Cornwall. l~alf a mile ; Cracking ton Haven, three-quarters of a mile; The church of St. Genesius is an old stone building, in the Dysart, 2 miles; Sweets, ll miles; Hill, 2 miles; Pen­ early English style of architecture; has a nave, aisles, kuke, 2 miles, chancel, porch, low tower, 4 bells, and font. The living is The following are adjacent places, with their distances a vicarage, worth £160 yearly, with residence and 27 from the church :-TRENCRICK, i>! miles; Hole, Il miles; acres of glebe land, in the gift of the Earl of St. Germans; West Dysart, 2 miles; Church Town, adjoining Baypark, the Rev. John A thanasius Herring Laffer, B.A., is the in­ 2 miles; Halligather, 1 ~ miles; Treleigh, 2 miles; Middle cumbent. There is a chapel for Association Methodists. Crackington, I mile; Hentervean, 2 miles; Whitemoor, There is a parochial school in connexion with the church. I!- miles; Flanders, 1 mile; Penruke, 2 miles; Ludon, A fair is held on July 16th yearly, for cattle and sheep.