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Admissions to the Infant Department of Gunwalloe School Transcribed from LDS film no. 1471658 by Kay Woodhouse N.B. Exempt refers to "Exempt from Religious Instruction" Admission Re‐AdmissionForename Surname Birth Address Parent/Guardian Last School Exempt Withdrawal Remarks No. Date Year Date Year Date Year Forename Surname 12 May 1904 Percy James BOLITHO 25 Feb 1895 Barepper, Gunwalloe Walter BOLITHO No 25 Sep 1905 left for Cury. Over 9 yrs of age 22 May 1904 Joseph LUGG 11 Sep 1896 Barepper Cross, Gunwalloe Thomas LUGG No 29 Jun 1906. Over 9 yrs of age 32 May 1904 Leslie John WILLIAMS 8 Jul 1896 Glendower, Gunwalloe John WILLIAMS No 29 Jun 1906. Over 9 yrs of age 42 May 1904 Richard BRAY 25 Jan 1897 Clies Cottage, Gunwalloe Richard BRAY No 25 Oct 1904. Left for Cury. 52 May 1904 Edward PARKE 4 May 1898 Coastguard Station, Gunwalloe Edward PARKE No 5 Aug 1904. Left for South Wales 62 May 1904 Alec Chegwidden BOLITHO 16 Feb 1899 Barepper, Gunwalloe Walter BOLITHO No 2 Jul 1909. Become 10 yrs of age 72 May 1904 Olive May CURTIS 4 May 1895 Barepper, Gunwalloe William CURTIS No 22 Sep 1905. Gone to Helston. Over 9 yrs of age 82 May 1904 Lena Dona WEBB 19 Jan 1894 Coastguard Station, Gunwalloe Samuel WEBB No 25 Sep 1905. Gone to Helston. Over 9 yrs of age 92 May 1904 Beatrice Ethel BOLITHO 3 Sep 1896 Barepper, Gunwalloe Walter BOLITHO No 29 Jun 1906. Over 9 yrs of age 10 2 May 1904 Annie Eliz HENDY 13 Feb 1897 Polgraen, Gunwalloe Sidney HENDY No 29 Jun 1906. Over 9 yrs of age 11 2 May 1904 May Olga DALE 1 Feb 1898 Barepper, Gunwalloe Harry DALE No 25 Oct 1907. Over 9 yrs of age 12 2 May 1904 Elsie LUGG 28 Apr 1898 Barepper Cross, Gunwalloe Thomas LUGG No 25 Oct 1907. Over 9 yrs of age 13 2 May 1904 Bessie Eliz BOLITHO 1 Feb 1897 Barepper, Gunwalloe Walter BOLITHO No 25 Oct 1907. Over 9 yrs of age 14 2 May 1904 Alice Eliz CURTIS 7 Mar 1898 Barepper, Gunwalloe William CURTIS No 25 Oct 1907. Over 9 yrs of age 15 2 May 1904 Bertie LANE 20 Dec 1900 Barepper, Gunwalloe Eddy LANE No 30 Jun 1911. Over 10 yrs of age 16 2 May 1904 Annie PARKE 3 Mar 1900 Coastguard Station, Gunwalloe Edward PARKE No 5 Aug 1904. Left for South Wales 17 2 May 1904 Hilda LUGG 22 Apr 1900 Barepper, Gunwalloe Thomas LUGG No 9 Apr 1914. Left, 14 yrs 18 3 May 1904 Willie JORY 1 Aug 1894 Chiveloe, Gunwalloe Helston No 19 Sep 1904. Gone back to Helston Wesleyan 19 3 May 1904 Lillie LANE 16 May 1894 Tangies, Gunwalloe Richard John LANE Helston No 22 Sep 1905. Over 9 yrs of age Wesleyan 20 8 Jul 1904 Willie LUGG 1 Aug 1894 Barepper Cross, Gunwalloe Thomas LUGG Helston No 8 Jul 1904. Returned to Helston Wesleyan 21 9 Sep 1904 Bessie Jane DALE 3 Mar 1899 Bernuick, Mawgan William DALE Helston No 20 Apr 1906. Returned to Helston Wesleyan 22 9 Sep 1904 Hartley William DALE 26 Jun 1900 Bernuick, Mawgan William DALE None No 20 Apr 1906. Gone to Helston 23 23 Sep 1904 Jack Charles LOBB 3 Aug 1900 Tangies, Gunwalloe Joseph LOBB None No 16 Apr 1908. Gone to Private School 24 11 Oct 1904 Christobel Grace DALE 23 Dec 1897 Bernuick, Mawgan William DALE Helston No 3 Aug 1913. Left for Helston Wesleyan 25 12 Oct 1904 Charles WEARNE 18 Nov 1900 Barepper, Gunwalloe Richard John WEARNE None No 28 Jun 1910. Left for Helston 26 9 Sep 1904 Ernest William BOLITHO Oct 1894 Barepper, Gunwalloe Walter BOLITHO None No 22 Sep 1905. Left for Cury (over 9) 27 4 Apr 1905 William Arthur CURTIS 10 Mar 1900 Barepper, Gunwalloe William CURTIS None No 14 Feb 1908. Left for Cury 28 10 Apr 1905 Gladys Irene LANE 17 Feb 1900 Tangies, Gunwalloe Richard John LANE None No 13 Jul 1905. Left for winter 29 16 May 1905 Edwin John FLINT 29 Jun 1901 Coastguard Station, Gunwalloe Harry FLINT None No 22 Dec 1905. Left the district 30 16 May 1905 Thomas Charles DALE 15 Apr 1902 Barepper, Gunwalloe Harry DALE None No 4 Apr 1912. Left for Cury Admission Re‐AdmissionForename Surname Birth Address Parent/Guardian Last School Exempt Withdrawal Remarks No. Date Year Date Year Date Year Forename Surname 31 23 May 1905 Stephen Henry POLLARD 5 Sep 1899 Tangies, Gunwalloe Stephen POLLARD None No 3 Nov 1905. Left the district Henry 32 23 May 1905 Lily Edith BOLITHO 25 Nov 1907 Barepper, Gunwalloe Walter BOLITHO None No 29 Jan 1906. Left for winter 33 25 Sep 1905 Edith LUGG 10 Jun 1902 Barepper Cross, Gunwalloe Thomas LUGG None No 9 Jun 1916. 14 yrs of age 34 2 Oct 1905 Jack PELLOW 26 Jul 1901 Halzephron Hotel, Gunwalloe Tilly PELLOW None No 2 Aug 1906. Left for Malta 35 9 Oct 1905 Montague WEARNE 17 Oct 1912 Barepper, Gunwalloe Richard John WEARNE None No 13 Feb 1906. Left for winter 36 5 Feb 1906 Thomas George LESLIE 5 Dec 1898 Trenoweth Farm, Gunwalloe Thomas THOMAS Mullion C School No 19 Jun 1906. Gone to Mullion again 37 26 Feb 1906 William Arthur SOMERWILL 23 Mar 1907 Coastguard Station, Gunwalloe Francis SOMERWILL None No 26 Oct 1908. Left the district George 38 17 Apr 1906 Lily Edith BOLITHO 25 Nov 1907 Barepper, Gunwalloe Walter BOLITHO None No 19 Nov 1915. Left. 14 yrs of age 39 18 Jun 1906 Olive May CURTIS 4 May 1895 Barepper, Gunwalloe William CURTIS Helston No 21 Dec 1907. Left Wesleyan 40 7 May 1906 Montague WEARNE 17 Oct 1903 Barepper, Gunwalloe Richard John WEARNE None No 29 Jun 1910. Left for Helston 41 23 Jul 1906 Thomas George LESLIE 5 Dec 1898 Trenoweth Farm, Gunwalloe Thomas THOMAS Mullion C School No 2 Aug 1906. Gone to Cury 41 11 Sep 1906 Thomas George LESLIE 5 Dec 1898 Trenoweth Farm, Gunwalloe Thomas THOMAS No 2 Jul 1909. Become 10 yrs of age 42 10 Jul 1906 Alfonse Gordon CURTIS 31 Aug 1902 Barepper, Gunwalloe William CURTIS None No 6 Nov 1906. Left for the winter 43 17 Sep 1906 Percy LOBB 5 Sep 1899 Tangies, Gunwalloe Joseph LOBB No 16 Apr 1908. Gone to Private School 44 17 Sep 1906 Stephen Henry POLLARD 5 Sep 1899 Chiveloe, Gunwalloe Stephen POLLARD Constantine CNo30 Jun 1910. Become 10 yrs of age Henry 45 25 Sep 1906 Gladys Irene LANE 17 Feb 1901 Tangies, Gunwalloe Richard John LANE Gunwalloe No 16 Apr 1908. Gone to Helston Wesleyan School 46 11 Oct 1906 Thomas George LESLIE 5 Dec 1898 Trenoweth Farm, Gunwalloe Thomas THOMAS Cury School No 2 Jul 1909. Left for St Keverne 47 15 Jan 1907 Elsie May JORY 3 Nov 1899 Clies Cottage, Gunwalloe Edwin JORY Garras School No 8 Mar 1907. Left for Garras 48 15 Jan 1907 Stanley JORY 24 Sep 1900 Clies Cottage, Gunwalloe Edwin JORY None No 8 Mar 1907. Left for Garras 49 11 Mar 1907 Gordon Alfonso CURTIS 31 Aug 1902 Barepper, Gunwalloe William CURTIS Gunwalloe No 8 Mar 1907. Left for Cury 50 8 Jul 1907 Jack PELLOW 26 Jul 1901 Halzephron Hotel, Gunwalloe Tilly PELLOW Gunwalloe No 15 May 1908. Returned from Malta. Left for Devonport 51 30 Sep 1907 Lily Pearl FRANCIS 10 Jul 1899 Coastguard Station, Gunwalloe Francis LILY Park Schook, No 12 Aug 1910. Gone to Brighton Holyhead 52 30 Sep 1907 Nellie FRANCIS 31 Mar 1901 Coastguard Station, Gunwalloe Francis LILY Park Schook, No 14 Feb 1910. Gone to Brighton Holyhead 53 14 Oct 1907 Cyril Northey KEMP 24 Feb 1903 Clies Cottage, Gunwalloe Samuel KEMP None No 5 Nov 1907. Gone to Camborne Northey 54 7 Jan 1908 Olive May DALE 1 Feb 1898 Barepper, Gunwalloe Harry DALE Gunwalloe No 30 Jun 1908. Over 10 yrs 55 7 Jan 1908 Elsie LUGG 28 Apr 1898 Barepper, Gunwalloe Thomas LUGG Gunwalloe No 30 Jun 1908. Over 10 yrs 56 7 Jan 1908 Alice Eliz CURTIS 7 Mar 1898 Barepper, Gunwalloe William CURTIS Gunwalloe No 14 Feb 1908. Left for Cury 57 7 Jan 1908 Bessie Eliz BOLITHO 4 Nov 1897 Barepper, Gunwalloe Walter BOLITHO Gunwalloe No 26 Jun 1908. Over 10 yrs of age 58 17 Feb 1908 Violet BRAY 14 Nov 1902 Rose Cottage, Gunwalloe Samuel BRAY None No 23 May 1911. Left for Lizard for a few wks 59 15 Mar 1908 Leonard BOLITHO 25 Sep 1903 Barepper, Gunwalloe Walter BOLITHO None No 26 Jun 1914. Left. 10 yrs of age 60 19 May 1908 Winifred Geach CARKEEK 18 Feb 1898 Tregiddis Farm, Gunwalloe John CARKEEK Praze School No 28 Apr 1911. Left for Cury 61 19 May 1908 Ida Maud CARKEEK 1 Jul 1900 Tregiddis Farm, Gunwalloe John CARKEEK None No 28 Apr 1911. Left for Cury 62 19 May 1908 May Inie CARKEEK 29 Dec 1902 Tregiddis Farm, Gunwalloe John CARKEEK None No 9 May 1913. Left for Cury 63 20 Jun 1908 George Morley LUGG 9 Jul 1904 Barepper Cross, Gunwalloe Thomas F LUGG None No 2 Jul 1915. Left for Helston 64 10 Oct 1908 Joseph Sidney WEARNE 11 Jul 1904 Marlborough Cottage, Richard WEARNE None No 29 Jun 1910. Left for Helston Gunwalloe Admission Re‐AdmissionForename Surname Birth Address Parent/Guardian Last School Exempt Withdrawal Remarks No. Date Year Date Year Date Year Forename Surname 65 17 Nov 1908 Annie Millicent THOMAS 6 Apr 1896 Trenoweth Farm, Gunwalloe Thomas THOMAS Helston No 24 Sep 1909.
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