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Study 5001 - Cornish Parish Records: West Penwith and Kerrier, 1580-2002 This document has been produced by AHDS History Introduction This resource represents a transcription of baptisms, marriages and burials from parish records from the West Penwith and Kerrier areas of Cornwall. The transcriptions cover from West Penwith the parishes of Gulval, Isle of Scilly, Madron, Marazion, Paul, Pendeen, Perranuthnoe, Newlyn St Peter, St Just, St Levan, St Hilary, St Michael’s Mount, Sancreed, Sennen and from Kerrier the parishes of Coverack, Cury, Germoe, Gunwalloe, Helston, Landewednack, Mannacan, Mawgan Meneage, Mullion, Ruan Major, Ruan Minor, St Anthony in Meneage, St Keverne, St Martin in Meneage. Field Descriptions The use of “?” indicates areas of uncertainity. Bapt_kerrier_1580_1903.tab Field Field Description parish Parish surname Surname of baptised birth_date Baptised data of birth bapt_date Day and month of baptism bapt_year Year of baptism name Given name of baptised relationship Son, daughter, illegitimate and so on father Father’s given name mother Mother’s given name status Esquire, gentleman, Mr and so on abode Place of residence occupation Fathers occupation (?) comment Additional comments mges_kerrier_1597_1836.tab Field Field Description parish Parish surname_male Groom’s Surname surname_female Bride’s surname date Day and month of marriage year Year of Marriage banns Banns or Licence mark_sign_male Signed or marked (by groom (?)) given_name_male Groom’s given name surname_male_1 Groom’s surname (repeated information (?)) occupation Groom’s occupation abode_1 Groom’s (?) place of residence given_name_female Bride’s given name surname_female_1 Bride’s surname (repeated information (?)) mark_sign_female Signed or marked (by bride (?)) comment Additional comments abode_2 Bride’s (?) place of residence witness Witnesses to the marriage unknown Additional witnesses (?) mges_kerrier_1837_1903.tab Field Field Description parish Parish surname_male Groom’s Surname surname_female Bride’s surname date Day and month of marriage year Year of Marriage male_given_name Groom’s given name male_surname Groom’s surname (repeated information (?)) male_age Groom’s age sign_male Signed or marked (by groom (?)) bannsy Banns or Licence occupation_male Groom’s occupation abode_1 Groom’s (?) place of residence male_father_given_name Groom’s father given name male_father_surname Groom’s father surname male_father_occupation Groom’s father (?) occupation female_given_name Bride’s given name female_surname Bride’s surname (repeated information (?)) female_age Brides age sign_female Signed or marked (by bride (?)) occupation_female Bride’s occupation abode_2 Bride’s place of residence female_father Bride’s father given name female_father_occupation Bride’s father (?) occupation witness Witnesses to marriage comments Additional comments. Mges_penwith_1757-1903.tab Field Field Description parish Parish surname_male Groom’s Surname surname_female Bride’s surname mge_date Day and month of marriage year Year of Marriage last_date by Licence or banns sign_mark_male Signed or marked (by groom (?)) given_name_male Groom’s given name surname_male1 Groom’s surname (repeated information (?)) age_male Groom’s age occupation Grooms occupation abode_male Groom’s (?) place of residence grooms_father Groom’s father given name grooms_father__occupation Groom’s father (?) occupation spouse_name Bride’s given name spouse_surname Bride’s surname (repeated information (?)) age_female Brides age sign_mark_female Signed or marked (by bride (?)) occupation_female Bride’s occupation abode_female Bride’s place of residence father_female Brides father given name notes Additional notes father_female_occupation Bride’s father occupation witness Witnesses to the marriage witness_add Additional witnesses to the marriage bur_kerrier_1597_1903.tab Fields Field Description uid Record identifier parish Parish surname Deceased surname name Deceased given name date Day and month of burial year Year of burial age Age at time of death with comments age_years Age at time of death in years commentary_age Comments extracted from “age” abode Place of residence comment Additional comments comment_2 Additional comments father Father’s given name mother Mother’s given name relationship Relationship of deceased (to named individuals (?)) bapt_penwith_1837_1903.tab Field Field Description uid Record identifier parish Parish surname Surname of baptised birth_date Baptised date of birth bapt_date Day and month of baptism year Year of baptism name Baptised given name father Father’s given name mother Mother’s given name abode Place of residence occupation Father’s or mother’s occupation comment Additional comments godparents Names of godparents bur_penwith 1579_1903.tab Fields Field description uid Record identifier parish Parish surname Deceased surname name Deceased given name date Day and month of burial year Year of burial age Age at death with comments age_stand_years Age in years comment_age Comments extracted form “age” abode Place of residence comment Additional comments Extracted Information bur_kerrier_1597_1904.tab The paragraph below, corresponds to all entries marked ‘Mohegan’ (uid 8311 - 8316): On 14th Oct 1898 about 7o'clock in the evening the steamship Mohegan, an American liner belonging to the Atlantic Transport Company, ran at great speed on to the Manacle Rocks. The Porthoustock Lifeboat succeeded in saving 44 persons and 3 or 4 more were saved in other ways. 107 lost their lives. 40 bodies were laid out in the church at one time. Of these many were buried, some were removed by friends and others were embalmed and sent to America. Memorial services attended by very large numbers of people were held in the Parish Church on Sunday Oct 23. The vicar preached in the morning and the Archdeacon of Cornwall in the evening. I, the vicar, having seen much of the sufferings of the rescued and the sorrow of the bereaved, earnestly pray that effectual steps may be taken to warn others of the position of the dread rocks which have been the scene of so many terrible disasters. W.A.Diggens Codes The meaning of the codes deployed in the data is unclear. Sources and transcription information The following information has been supplied by the depositor. Sources KERRIER BAPT DONE LDS FILM CRO Catalogue Cury 1813-1901 254229 P45 Gunwalloe 1730-1842 254218 P78 Mannacan 1813-1902 226170 P135 Ruan Minor 1813-1889 246866 P201 St Anthony in Meneage 1841-1905 254181 P5 St Keverne 1813-1959 246851/53 P99 St Keverne 1580-1812 246846 P99 St Martin in Meneage 1813-1957 1595967 P139 Landewednack 1813-1902 1595845 P105 Mawgan Meneage 1813-1841 1595967 P140 Mullion 1813-1841 1596064 P160 Ruan Major 1813-1918 1596180 P200 PENWITH BAPT DONE Isles of Scilly 1837-1901 1596181 P206 Madron 1889-1960 254196 P133 Marazion 1841-1902 1595958 P136 Newlyn St Peter gap 1890- 1909 1841-1960 226174 P164 Pendeen 1849-1960 246848 P175 St Hilary 1841-1959 226212 P87 KERRIER BURIALS DONE T.Moyle/D Coverack 1885-1953 Donohue Own transcript Cury 1813-1954 254229 P45 Helston 1882-1893 1595566 P84 Manaccan 1813-1956 254181 P135 Manaccan 1597-1790 1545201 P135 Ruan Major 1683-1812 1596180 P200 Ruan Minor 1837-1906 1596180 P201 Ruan Minor 1653-1812 1596180 P201 St Anthony Meneage 1597-1813 1545201 P5 St Anthony Meneage 1837-1901 254181 P5 St Keverne 1597-2002 1849639 P99 St Keverne 1812-2002 1849639 P99 St Martin Meneage 1813-1958 246846 P139 Landewednack 1653-1900 1595845 P105 Germoe 1813-1837 1595534 P69 PENWITH BURIALS DONE Madron 1813-1959 254195/6 P133 Marazion 1839-1897 1595958 P136 Paul 1813-1837 226180 P172 St Levan 1813-1837 1471875 P122 St Michael’s Mount 1754-1865 254217 P149 Sancreed 1813-1889 246890 P205 Perranuthnoe 1839-1858 1596124 P183 Sennen 1813-1887 1596227 P207 St Hilary 1813-1959 226213 P87 MARRIAGES KERRIER DONE Cury 1837-1956 254229 P45 Landewednack 1654 1836 1595845 P105 Mannacan 1837-1959 246863 P135 Mannacan 1754-1836 1545201 P135 Ruan Major 1755-1903 1596180 P200 Ruan Minor 1667-1836 246866 P201 St Anthony Meneage 1837-1959 246863 P5 St Anthony Meneage 1597-1836 1545201 P5 St Keverne GAP 1886-1950 1813-1959 254169 P99 St Keverne 1608-1813 254169/246851 P99 St Martin Meneage 1837-1957 246846 P139 St Martin Meneage 1813-1836 246846 P139 MARRIAGES PENWITH DONE Gulval 1920-1960 246897 P77 Isle of Scilly 1837-1900 1596181 P206 Madron 1863-1909 254194 P133 Madron 1909-1959 254194 P133 Newlyn St Peter 1866-1959 246891 P164 St Johns Pendeen 1854-1958 246849 P175 Sancreed 1837-1956 1596181 P205 Sancreed Banns 1813-1901 245035 P205 Sancreed Banns 1754-1812 245035 P205 St Hilary 1860-1960 246887 P87 St Just Penwith 1854-1872 246893 ? P95 Transcription List KERRIER BAPT DONE IND.PSH COMB Cury 1813-1901 Y Y Gunwalloe 1730-1842 Y Y Mannacan 1813-1902 Y Y Ruan Minor 1813-1889 Y Y St Anthony in Meneage 1841-1905 Y Y St Keverne 1813-1959 Y Y St Keverne 1580-1812 Y Y St Martin in Meneage 1813-1957 Y Y Landewednack 1813-1902 Y Y Mawgan Meneage 1813-1841 Y Y Mullion 1813-1841 Y Y Ruan Major 1813-1918 Y Y PENWITH BAPT DONE Isle of Scilly 1837-1901 Y Y Madron 1889-1960 Y Y Marazion 1841-1902 Y Y Newlyn St Peter gap 1890- 1909 1841-1960 Y Y Pendeen 1849-1960 Y Y St Hilary 1841-1959 Y Y KERRIER BURIALS DONE Coverack 1885-1953 Y Y Cury 1813-1954 Y Y Helston 1882-1893 Y Y Manaccan 1813-1956 Y Y Manaccan 1597-1790 Y Y Ruan Major 1683-1812 Y Y Ruan Minor 1837-1906 Y Y Ruan Minor 1653-1812 Y Y St Anthony Meneage 1597-1813 Y Y St Anthony Meneage 1837-1901 Y Y St Keverne 1597-2002 Y Y St Keverne 1812-2002 Y N St Martin Meneage
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