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Liskeard Council School Admissions Boys 1918 On Admissions to Liskeard Council School, Boys Register starts in 1918 Transcribed by France Kenshole from LDS film no. 1471658 There were no exemptions from Religious Instruction Admission Re‐admissionSurname Forenames Birth Parent or Guardian Last School Leaving Notes Date Year Date Year Date Year Name Address Attended if any Date Year Reason 01‐Apr 1918 BLEE George 30‐May 1910 G. BLEE Barn St. Infants' Dept. 25‐Jul 1924 01‐Apr 1918 POTE Douglas 28‐Oct 1910 John POTE Thorn Tce. Infants' Dept. 19‐Dec 1924 01‐Apr 1918 BILLETT Bertie 08‐Sep 1909 Herbert BILLETT Moorswater Infants' Dept. 22‐Jun 1923 Gone to Australia 01‐Apr 1918 DAVEY Preston 06‐Nov 1910 DAVEY Lr. Lux St. Infants' Dept. 09‐Apr 1925 01‐Apr 1918 HOSKEN Leslie 08‐Jul 1910 James HOSKEN Cook's Row Infants' Dept. 24‐Oct 1924 01‐Apr 1918 KELLY Reginald 01‐May 1910 W. KELLY Looe Mills Farm Infants' Dept. 03‐Sep 1924 01‐Apr 1918 VON STRANG William 22‐Feb 1910 Mrs. RICHARDS Fountain Inn Infants' Dept. 11‐Oct 1918 01‐Apr 1918 HICKS Bernard 30‐Jan 1911 Erwin HICKS Hr. Lux St. Infants' Dept. 04‐Aug 1922 Minor Scholar 01‐Apr 1918 COWLING Roy 20‐Dec 1910 Frank COWLING Addington Infants' Dept. 04‐Aug 1922 01‐Apr 1918 SNELL Raymond 06‐Nov 1910 SNELL Bay Tree hill Infants' Dept. 10‐May 1918 01‐Apr 1918 06‐Oct 1924 CHASTON Arthur 19‐Jul 1910 CHASTON Lodge hill Infants' Dept. 25‐Jul 1924 left 21 Nov 1924 01‐Apr 1918 HOOPER Reginald 08‐Jan 1911 E.T. HOOPER Barras St Infants' Dept. 19‐Dec 1924 01‐Apr 1918 HOWMAN Wilfred 01‐Jan 1911 Mrs HOWMAN Old Road Infants' Dept. 01‐Apr 1918 01‐Apr 1918 HOWMAN Edgar 12‐Aug 1911 Mrs HOWMAN Old Road Infants' Dept. 03‐Aug 1923 01‐Apr 1918 RICHARDS Jack 17‐Oct 1910 Fred RICHARDS Hr. Lux St. Infants' Dept. 11‐Dec 1919 Deceased 01‐Apr 1918 SYMONS Leslie 11‐May 1910 Chas. SYMONS Addington Infants' Dept. 03‐Aug 1923 01‐Apr 1918 31‐Oct 1921 HOSKING Roy 12‐Mar 1909 Mrs. HOSKING Church St Infants' Dept. 20‐Feb 1920 left 18 Jan 1924 01‐Apr 1918 HILL Edwin 05‐Nov 1910 Mrs. HILL Moorswater Infants' Dept. 19‐Dec 1824 01‐Apr 1918 WHELL Garfield 23‐Aug 1911 J. WELL Barn St. Infants' Dept. 30‐Jul 1925 08‐Apr 1918 BARRETT Norman 24‐Aug 1905 Milly BARRETT New Road, Liskeard Polruan, Fowey 11‐Dec 1919 09‐ Apr 1918 HAWKE Willie 21‐ Jul 1908 The Guardians Workhouse Dobwalls 12‐ Apr 1918 09‐Apr 1918 HAWKE Harold The Guardians Workhouse Dobwalls 12‐Apr 1918 15‐Apr 1918 WILLIAMS James Arthur 06‐Jan 1910 Mr. CHAPMAN Barras St St Stephens 05‐Dec 1924 16‐Apr 1918 WRIGHT Jack 20‐Feb 1910 c/o Mrs CRAGO Dean St Harrowbarrow 10‐May 1918 22‐Apr 1918 ELLIS Roderick 09‐Jun 1905 Mrs Ellen ELLIS 2 Church St Scilly Is. St Mary's 01‐Aug 1919 06‐May 1918 LANG Thomas 07‐Nov 1907 c/o Mrs BAILEY Moorswater Ford, Devonport 29‐Jun 1905 13‐May 1918 DELCOURT Georges 10‐Apr 1908 c/o Miss ALLEN Church St Belgian 18‐Mar 1919 02‐Sep 1918 DENEREAZ Henry Wm. 04‐Jun 1907 Wm. Geo. DENEREAZ ?‐‐wlands, Hr Lux St Pensilva 11‐Nov 1919 Page folded over 02‐Sep 1918 DENEREAZ Wm. Chas. 03‐Dec 1908 Wm. Geo. DENEREAZ ?‐‐wlands, Hr Lux St Pensilva 11‐Nov 1919 Page folded over 03‐ Sep 1918 SYMONS HarrHarry 1910 c/o Mrs MILDREN ?tonTceLiskeard?‐‐ton Tce. Liskeard Aberdare 20‐ Sep 1918 Clifton? Page folded over 09‐Sep 1918 WEBBERLY Leslie 28‐Jan 1908 c/o Mrs WHITE Portland Tce Upton 20‐Dec 1918 Page folded over 11‐Sep 1918 TAMBLYN Saml. Jas. 10‐Nov 1904 c/o Mr PENTERCOST ?ale, St Keyne Probus Wes. 20‐Dec 1918 Page folded over 16‐Sep 1918 COLMER Leslie 24‐Oct 1910 Wm. COLMER Lodge hill Miss Moon's 19‐Dec 1924 17‐Sep 1918 CHASTON Percy 14‐Feb 1906 Wm. CHASTON Lodge hill Looe 31 Mar? 1920? 13 Sep 1918 crossed out Admission Re‐admissionSurname Forenames Birth Parent or Guardian Last School Leaving Notes Date Year Date Year Date Year Name Address Attended if any Date Year Reason 13‐Jan 1919 MACHIN Ivor 11‐Sep 1909 Margaret ?nnon Tce Coburg St 16‐May 1919 Page folded over Plymouth 10‐Feb 1919 FLOYD Albert Guardians Liskeard Callington Cl. 11‐Apr 1919 10‐Feb 1919 FLOYD William Guardians Liskeard Callington Cl. 11‐Apr 1919 04‐Mar 1919 GEACH Harry 13‐May 1908 Arthur GEACH Hr. Lux St. Looe Cl. 04‐Aug 1922 10‐Mar 1919 YEO Charles 11‐Oct 1905 Fred YEO 22 Trevecca Harrowbarrow 11‐Dec 1919 10‐Mar 1919 YEO John 14‐Jun 1907 Fred YEO 22 Trevecca Harrowbarrow 29‐Jul 1921 01‐Apr 1919 PELLOW Victor 24‐Oct 1910 F. Edgar PELLOW Varley Cottages Infts' Dept 19‐Dec 1924 01‐Apr 1919 RULE Jack 02‐Jun 1911 F. John RULE West Street Infts' Dept 31‐Jul 1925 01‐ Apr 1919 REDLER George 27‐ Jun 1911 (Mrs) REDLER Moorswater Infts' Dept 31‐ Jul 1925 01‐Apr 1919 DAWE George 28‐Aug 1911 W.G. DAWE Heathlands' Lane Infts' Dept 01‐Apr 1926 01‐Apr 1919 BRAY George 28‐Sep 1911 Albert BRAY Moorswater Infts' Dept 18‐Dec 1925 01‐Apr 1919 SAUNDERS Ernest 24‐Oct 1911 George SAUNDERS Trussell Farm Infts' Dept 18‐Dec 1925 01‐Apr 1919 REEVES Harold 13‐Oct 1911 Wm. REEVES Barn St. Infts' Dept 18‐Dec 1925 01‐Apr 1919 BILLETT Percy 28‐Mar 1912 Herbert BILLETT Moorswater Infts' Dept 22‐Jun 1923 Gone to Australia 01‐ Apr 1919 POLLARD Sidney 30‐ Aug 1911 Boys' Home Moorswater Infts' Dept 29‐ Jan 1926 01‐Apr 1919 JAMES Garfield 09‐Oct 1912 Mrs JAMES Barn St. Infts' Dept 19‐Sep 1924 Minor Scholar 01‐Apr 1919 ANDREWS Jack 12‐Oct 1912 (Mrs.) Ethel M. Ash Park Tce. Infts' Dept 12‐Sep 1924 Minor Scholar ANDREWS 01‐Apr 1919 STEED Ronald 02‐May 1912 Mrs Clara STEED Barn St. Infts' Dept 21‐Jan 1927 14‐Apr 1919 EUSTACE George 28‐Feb 1911 John EUSTACE Paarl Villa Bargoed. S. Wales 03‐Aug 1923 Wilson 28‐Apr 1919 PENFOLDE Nelson Gipsy Kelly's field Looe Mills 17‐May 1919 28‐Apr 1919 COOPER James 29 Sep? 1908 Gipsy Kelly's field Looe Mills 17‐May 1919 Re‐admitted 6 Sep Question mark over 1920, 2 May 1921, birth month 2 May 1922. Left 17 Sep 1920 19‐May 1919 HOCKING Wilfred 14‐Aug 1907 Wm. HOCKING Moorswater Duloe 23‐Dec 1921 26‐May 1919 WILCOCKS James 21‐Mar 1911 Scattered Homes Moorswater Millbrook 17‐Dec 1920 23‐Jun 1919 SARAH Thomas 20‐Mar 1907 Mrs Lucy SARAH 4 Clifton Tce St Austell Centl. 12‐Sep 1919 30‐Jun 1919 TUCKER Walter James 08‐Aug 1907 John Robt. H. Barn St. Lostwithiel Cl. 06‐Sep 1919 Minor Scholar TUCKER 30‐Jun 1919 TUCKER Harold 12‐Nov 1908 John Robt. H. Barn St. Lostwithiel Cl. 30‐Jul 1920 Minor Scholar Anthony TUCKER 30‐Jun 1919 TUCKER George 12‐Mar 1911 John Robt. H. Barn St. Lostwithiel Cl. 03‐Aug 1923 Cty. School Edward TUCKER 14‐Jul 1919 TELLAM Burnell? 16‐Oct 1909 Jack TELLAM 7 Wadeland Tce. Prince Rock, 25‐Jan 1924 Bernard crossed out Plymouth 14‐Jul 1919 TELLAM Ronald 03‐Oct 1911? Jack TELLAM 7 Wadeland Tce. Prince Rock, 22‐May 1925 Year of birth 1907 Plymouth crossed out 08‐Sep 1919 LEAN Leonard 03‐Jun 1906 LEAN Castle Hill C. of E. Liskeard 30‐Jul 1920 Age limit 08‐Sep 1919 13‐Jun 1921 LEAN Owen 03‐Dec 1909 LEAN Castle Hill C. of E. Liskeard 26‐Nov 1920 left 21 Dec 1923. Age limit 08‐ Sep 1919 LEAN Allen 09‐ May 1911 LEAN Castle Hill CCofELiskeard. of E. Liskeard 31‐ Jul 1925 08‐Sep 1919 UGALDE John 20‐Jun 1909 A.J. UGALDE Fore St. C. of E. Liskeard 09‐Sep 1921 Minor Scholar Admission Re‐admissionSurname Forenames Birth Parent or Guardian Last School Leaving Notes Date Year Date Year Date Year Name Address Attended if any Date Year Reason 08‐Sep 1919 UGALDE Lewis 08‐Sep 1911 A.J. UGALDE Fore St. C. of E. Liskeard 18‐Dec 1925 Trelawney 08‐Sep 1919 TAYLOR Fred 06‐Jul 1906 Mrs Rose TAYLOR Barn St. Walthamstow 24‐Oct 1919 08‐Sep 1919 TAYLOR Leonard 14‐Jul 1911 Mrs Rose TAYLOR Barn St. Walthamstow 24‐Oct 1919 08‐Sep 1919 MASON Ross 09‐Apr 1910 c/o Miss AUBREY Lodge Hill Lostwithiel 24‐Oct 1919 15‐Sep 1919 LEAN Benjamin 16‐Jun 1907 Ben. LEAN Castle Hill C. of E. Liskeard 12‐Sep 1921 15‐Sep 1919 WALTERS Willm. 09‐Aug 1910 Mrs. WALTERS Cannon Hill Union St. Plymouth 13‐Feb 1919 15‐Sep 1919 18‐Apr 1921 COTTON Willm. 14‐Jun 1908 Mrs. COTTON Blake's Park, Hotham Rd Putney 24‐Oct 1919 left 5 May 1921 Francis Addington 22‐Sep 1919 COLE Leslie 08‐Mar 1912 Mrs. W.J. COLE 9 Westwood Regina, Canada 16‐Jul 1920 08‐Dec 1919 HOWARD Thomas 04‐Dec 1906 Scattered Homes Moorswater Torpoint Wes. 17‐Dec 1920 James 23‐Feb 1920 08‐Feb 1922 JEWELL Sidney 02‐Oct 1909 Scattered Homes Moorswater Callington C. of E. 26‐Mar 1920 left 30 Mar 1922 23‐Feb 1920 08‐Feb 1922 JEWELL Roy 02‐Aug 1911 Scattered Homes Moorswater Callington C. of E. 26‐Mar 1920 left 30 Mar 1922 23‐ Feb 1920 CASTERTON Charles 17‐ Nov 1911 Mrs.
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