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Library & Research Centre Catalogue CAV Library - holdings 28 June 2015 Page 1 of 107 Title Author ID Call number 100 Years in the Clay Country - Roberts Family Roberts, Colin 3122 FH Rob CD 100 Years of Cornwall County Cricket Williams, Michael 2945 CON WIL 100 Years of Daylesford Gold Mining History; Aug.1851- Maddicks, Henry 372 AUS VIC DAY MAD 1951 100 Years of the Evening Herald Mildren, James 2066 BRI - DEV - MIL 1000 Cornish Place Names Explained Holmes, Julyan 115 CON HOL 125 Years with the Western Mining News Mildren, James 988 CON MIL 150 Years of Anglican Presence on Bakery Hill 1854-2004 Parishioners of St Paul's Church 3205 CHU AUS VIC BAL 150 Years On John and Maria Boundy 1848 - 1998 Boundy, Dean.W. 3408 FH BOU 1841 Census - Breage Luke, Tom & Libby 3113 GEN-C CEN BRE 1851 Census Cornwall:V.9,Pt.5:South Petherwin,Lezant Woodbine, Ray 1180 GEN-C CEN WOO & North Hill 1851 Census Cornwall:Vol.9,Pt.6:Stokeclimsland Woodbine, Ray 1181 GEN-C CEN WOO 1851 Census Surname Index, Vol.19.Truro Union Cornish Research Group, New Zealand 637 GEN-C CEN1851 Reg.District.No.307(part Soc.Genealog's COR 1851 Census,Vol.26,Perranuthnoe,St Hilary,Marazion,St Cornish Research Group, New Zealand 2483 GEN-C CEN COR Michael Mount Soc.Genealog's 1851 Cornish Census Index, Vol.18, Truro Union Cornish Research Group, New Zealand 644 GEN-C CEN1851 Reg.District 307 (part) Soc.Genealog's COR 1851 Cornish Census Index,Vol.24, St Erth, Ludgvan, Uny Cornish Research Group, New Zealand 2481 GEN-C CEN COR Lelant Soc.Genealog's 1851 Cornish Census Index,Vol.25, Towednack, St Ives, Cornish Research Group, New Zealand 2482 GEN-C CEN COR Zennor Soc.Genealog's 1851 Cornish Census Index,Vol.27, Paul, Gulval Cornish Research Group, New Zealand 2480 GEN-C CEN COR Soc.Genealog's 1851 Cornish Census Index,Vol.28, Madron, Penzance Cornish Research Group, New Zealand 2479 GEN-C CEN COR Soc.Genealog's 1851 Cornish Census Index,Vol.29,Morvah,Sancreed,St Cornish Research Group, New Zealand 2478 GEN-C CEN COR Just in Penwith Soc.Genealog's 1851 Cornish Census Index,Vol.30,St Buryan,St Cornish Research Group, New Zealand 2477 GEN-C CEN COR Levan,Sennen,Scilly Ils Soc.Genealog's 1851 Cornish Census Surname Index, Vol.20,Truro Union Cornish Research Group, New Zealand 639 GEN-C CEN1851 Reg.District 307 Soc.Genealog's COR 1851 Cornish Census Surname Index, Vol.21,Truro Union Cornish Research Group, New Zealand 646 GEN-C CEN1851 Reg.District 307 Soc.Genealog's COR 1851 Cornish Census Surname Index, Vol.23,Falmouth Cornish Research Group, New Zealand 641 GEN-C CEN1851 Union Reg.Dist.308 Soc.Genealog's COR 1851 Cornish Census Surname Index, Vol.34, Redruth Cornish Research Group, New Zealand 647 GEN-C CEN1851 Union Reg.Dist.310 Soc.Genealog's COR 1851 Cornish Census Surname Index, Vol.37,Redruth Cornish Research Group, New Zealand 642 GEN-C CEN1851 Union Reg.Dist.310 Soc.Genealog's COR 1851 Cornish Census Surname Index, Vol.38,Redruth Cornish Research Group, New Zealand 643 GEN-C CEN1851 Union Reg.Dist.310 Soc.Genealog's COR 1851 Cornish Census Surname Index,Vol.22,Falmouth Cornish Research Group, New Zealand 640 GEN-C CEN1851 Union Reg.Dist.308 Soc.Genealog's COR 1851 Cornwall Census Surname Index Vol.33 Helston Cornish Research Group, N.Z. Soc. of 2391 GEN-C CEN1851 Union R.D.309 Part Genealogists COR 1851 Cornwall Census Surname Index Vol.31 Helston Cornish Research Group, N.Z. Soc. of 2395 GEN-C - CEN - Union R.D 309 Part Genealogists COR CAV Library - holdings 28 June 2015 Page 2 of 107 Title Author ID Call number 1851 Cornwall Census Surname Index Vol.32 Helston Cornish Research Group, N.Z. Soc. of 2393 GEN-C CEN1851 Union R.D 309 Part Genealogists COR 1851 Cornwall Census Surname Index Vol.35 Redruth Cornish Research Group, N.Z. Soc. of 2397 GEN-C CEN1851 Union R.D. 310 Part Genealogists COR 1851 Cornwall Census Surname Index Vol.36 Redruth Cornish Research Group, N.Z. Soc. of 2394 GEN-C CEN1851 Union R.D.310 Part Genealogists COR 1852 Goldfields Petition O'Donohue, Annette 1284 VIC O'D FICHE-A 20,000 Lobbs Around the World: Chapter 9, Lobbs of Lobb, Douglas H. 539 FH LOB LOB USA & Canada 4 Fathers A History of the Tuckers Tucker, Murray 2270 FH TUC A - Z of Genealogy Reakes, Janet 1496 GEN-A REA A Barber Family History 1753-1993 Barber, James R. 561 FH BAR BAR A Biographical Dictionary of the Pioneers of the Ovens Shennan, M. Rosalyn 434 GEN-A VIC BEE A Bird's Eye View : Eaglehawk Area in the 1850's Wild, Noelene 3184 AUS-VIC EAG WIL A Book of Cornwall Baring-Gould, S. 128 CON BAR A Boy in Hobnailed Boots: the Story of his Life, Part 1 Prynn, Edward 69 BIO PRY A Brief Guide to Godolphin House Schofield, John 1627 VCOR - GOD - SCH A Brief History and Guide to Heligan 1909 CON HEL A Brief History and Guide to Heligan - 4th rev. ed. 1898 CON-HEL BRI A Brief History and Reminiscence of Long Gully Ellis, George.A 1174 AUS VIC BEN ELL A Brief History of the Celts Ellis, P. Beresford 2210 CEL ELL A Brighter Tomorrow Summers, Rowena 2102 FIC SUM A Cat in the Window Tangye, Derek 2089 FIC TAN A Cathedral for Cornwall - The Story of Truro Cathedral 543 CHU TRU A Celtic Catalogue Alice's Bookshop, Carlton 25 CEL ALI A Celtic Childhood Watkins, Bill 2944 CEL WAT A Century of Shops in St.Just in Penwith Hughes, Jennifer 1173 CON-JUS HUG A Century of Victorian Methodism Benson, Rev.C. Irving 193 MET A VIC BEN A Collection of Cornish Carols Davey, J.L. (Late of Moonta Sth 3197 MUS DAV Australia) A Compendium of the History and Geography of Peter, Thurston C 2045 CON - DAN Cornwall A Cornish Anthology Rowse, A L 3425 CON ROW A Cornish Childhood: An Autobiography of a Cornishman Rowse, A.L. 808 CON ROW A Cornish Childhood: autobiography of a Cornishman Rowse, A.L. 412 BIO ROW A Cornish Childhood: autobiography of a Cornishman Rowse, A.L. 2491 BIO ROW A Cornish Choice of Recipes - with over 100 recipes St.Levan, Lady 302 COO STL A Cornish Gleaning Moore, Bernard 134 CON MOO A Cornish Inheritance: the Harveys of Chacewater Gore, David 735 FH HAR GOR A Cornish Maid Moore, Rachel 3249 FIC ACO MOO A Cornish Maid Moore, Rachel 3250 FIC ACO MOO A Cornish Quintet 504 CON COR CAV Library - holdings 28 June 2015 Page 3 of 107 Title Author ID Call number A Cornish Shopkeeper's Diary 1843: the diary of Henry Grylls, Richard G. 689 FH THO GRY Grylls Thomas A Cornish Summer Tangye, Derek 39 FIC TAN A Cornish Summer Tangye, Derek 467 FIC TAN A Cornish Waif's Story: an Autobiography Anonymous, forward by A L Rowse 1116 CON ANON A Cornish-English Dictionary Nance, R. Morton,[editor] 756 CEL LAN NAN A Cornishman Remembers Bray, Denis 3521 CON BRA A Dark and Distant Shore Tannahill, Reay 2780 FIC TAN A Dictionary of Cornish Dialect Words Ivey, W.F. 987 CEL LAN IVE A Different Earth - cornish pioneer miners to Australia Beck, Max C S 3537 FIC Bec A Donkey in the Meadow Tangye, Derek 2086 FIC TAN A Drake at the Door Tangye, Derek 35 FIC TAN A Drake at the Door Tangye, Derek 57 BIO TAN A Drake at the Door Tangye, Derek 2093 FIC TAN A Drake at the Door Tangye, Derek 3105 FIC TAN A Family Concern S. Hicks & Son Ltd 1876-1976 Weeks, Ann 1145 BIO HIC WEE A Festival of Cornish Male Voice Choirs Goldsmith, Edward (Conductor) 1287 MUS Fes CD A First History of Cornwall Jenkin, John 1270 CON JEN A Flash in the Pan Gribble, Peter 3095 FH GRI GRI A Fly on the Wall : Eaglehawk 1901 Wild, Noeline 3181 AUS-VIC EAG WIL A Gippsland Union ; the Victorian Coalminers Gardner, P.D. 2223 AUS VIC GAR Association, 1893-1915 A Glossary of Mining Terms Orchard, W.G. 784 MIN C ORC A Glossary of the Cornish Dialect Phillips, K.C. 331 CEL LAN PHI A Guide to Calstock Coleman, Patrick E. 774 CON-CAL COL A Guide to Cornish Place Names: With a List of Names Nance, R. Morton 144 CEL LAN NAN Contained in Them A Guide to the Mines of West Cornwall Barton, D.B. 1543 MIN C BAR A Gull on the Roof Tangye, Derek 898 FIC TAN A Handbook for Local History Enthusiasts Hibbins, G.M., Fahey, C. and Askew, 1595 GEN AUS HIB M.R. A Handbook of Cornish Names White, G. Pawley 2532 CEL LAN WHI A Handbook of Cornish Surnames White, G. Pawley 3376 CEL LAN WHI A Handbook of Cornish Surnames - 3rd Ed. White, G. Pawley 1279 CEL LAN WHI A High and Holy Place:A Mining Camp Church at New Mc Kinney, Gage 1114 USA CAL MCK Almaden, USA A History of Cornish Methodism Shaw, Thomas 3472 MET SHA A History of Cornwall Halliday, F E 3420 CON Hal A History of Cornwall Soulsby, Ian 401 CON SOU A History of Roche Parish Church (St Gomonda's) Toogood, Noel H. (Author & Compiler) 3198 CHU ROC TOO A History of South Crofty mine Buckley, J.A. 736 MIN C BUC A History of the English People in 1815. Book 3: Religion Halevy, Elie 432 BRI-HAL and Culture A L Rowse's Cornwall Rowse, A.L.
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