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1861 Census Antony Enumeration District 9d Civil ParishRAME of Antony, Eccl. HISTORY Parish of - GROUP 2016 Folio 95 Page 1 1,Bolon,1,Ann Pike,Head,W,,85,Fund Holder,Eaville Staffordshire,, ,,,William H Huggings,Servnt,M,33,,Ag Lab,Tavistock Devon,, ,,,Hannah Huggings,Servnt,M,,37,General Serv,Antony Cornwall,, ,,,William Huggings,Son,,6,,,Antony Cornwall,, ,,,Anna J Huggings,Dau,,,4,,Antony Cornwall,, 2,Horson Farm House,1,Nicholas Robins,Head,M,26,,Farmer 197 Acres 4 Men 2 Boys,Roach Cornwall,, ,,,Ellen Robins,Wife,M,,24,,Gorran Cornwall,, ,,,Mary L Robins,Dau,,,1,,Antony Cornwall,, ,,,Jane Annis,Servnt,U,,18,House Maid,Plymouth Devon,,Surname uncertain ,,,Emma Hoopell,Servnt,U,,13,Childs Maid,Kingston Devon,, 3,1 Horson Cottages,1,John Cauley,Head,M,33,,Ag Lab,Newbury Devon,, ,,,Elizabeth Cauley,Wife,M,,27,,Kingston Devon,, ,,,William Cauley,Son,,3,,,Antony Cornwall,, ,,,Mary Cauley,Dau,,,6m,,Antony Cornwall,, 4,2 Horson Cottages,1,John Common,Head,M,46,,Ag Lab,St Colomb Cornwall,, ,,,Elizabeth Common,Wife,M,,47,Milk Woman,Roach Cornwall,, ,,,Mary Common,Dau,U,,21,Dressmaker,Roach Cornwall,, ,,,Elizabeth A Common,Dau,U,,18,Needle Woman,Roach Cornwall,, ,,,John Common,Son,U,10,,Scholar,Roach Cornwall,, ,,,Catherine Common,Dau,,,3,,Roach Cornwall,, 5,1 Antony Cottages,1,John G Rapson,Head,M,30,,Coachman,Mylor Cornwall,, ,,,Susanna Rapson,Wife,M,,31,,Morval Cornwall,, 6,Antony House,1,William H P Carew,Head,M,49,,Magistrate,Marylebone Middlesex,, ,,,Frances A P Carew,Wife,M,,39,,Marylebone Middlesex,, ,,,Geraldine M P Carew,Dau,,,13,Scholar,St Pauls Knightsbrdg Middlesex,, Folio 95 Page 2 ,,,Reginald P Carew,Son,,11,,Scholar,Antony Cornwall,, ,,,Fanny J P Carew,Dau,,,9,Scholar,St Pauls Knightsbrdg Middlesex,, ,,,Charles E P Carew,Son,,7,,Scholar,Antony Cornwall,, ,,,William L P Carew,Son,,4,,Scholar,Antony Cornwall,, ,,,Gerald P Carew,Son,,3,,Scholar,Antony Cornwall,, ,,,\- Pole Carew,Dau,,,1m,,Antony Cornwall,,Age under one month ,,,Julia Taylor,Servnt,W,,40,Monthly Nurse,Marylebone Middlesex,, ,,,Cecilia R Nicholson,Servnt,U,,40,Governess,Marylebone Middlesex,, ,,,Catherine J R Jones,Boardr,,,12,Scholar,Marylebone Middlesex,,Surname uncertain; might be JANES ,,,Hannah W Hooppell,Servnt,W,,43,Housekeeper,Stoke Dameral Devon,, ,,,Lisetta Tantbinguer,Servnt,U,,27,Nursery Maid,Switzerland Overseas Foreign,,Place of birth might be Canton Devaud ,,,Eliza Taylor,Servnt,U,,22,Nursery Maid,Clent Worcestershire,, ,,,Jane Williams,Servnt,U,,70,House Maid,Hackney Middlesex,, ,,,Rebecca Mooris,Servnt,U,,21,House Maid,Hawarden Flintshire,, ,,,Elizabeth Rogers,Servnt,W,,66,Laundry Maid,St Neots Cornwall,, ,,,CarolineRAME E Trevan,Servnt,U,,27,Laundry HISTORY GROUP Maid,Antony Cornwall,, 2016 ,,,Catherine Bannister,Servnt,U,,36,Cook,Modford Hertfordshire,, ,,,Maria Harding,Servnt,U,,21,Kitchen Maid,Morval Cornwall,, ,,,Sarah Stephens,Servnt,U,,17,Kitchen Maid,Yealmpton Devon,, ,,,Isaac Wright,Servnt,U,38,,Butler,Headon Yorkshire,, ,,,Thomas Yole,Servnt,U,22,,Footman,Kelly Devon,, ,,,Henry Frost,Servnt,U,19,,Footman,Broadhembury Devon,, ,,,Richard Jenkins,Servnt,U,27,,Groom,North Petherwin Devon,, ,,,Richard Moore,Servnt,U,20,,Under Groom,Milton Abbott Devon,, Folio 96 Page 3 7,2 Antony Cottages,1,Robert Snow,Head,M,29,,Gardener,Stratton Cornwall,, ,,,Mary A Snow,Wife,M,,27,,Porlock Somerset,, ,,,Nicholas J Snow,Son,,2,,,Antony Cornwall,, ,,,Bessie A Snow,Dau,,,1,,Antony Cornwall,, 8,3 Antony Cottages,1,William Harding,Lodger,U,19,,Gardeners Assistant,Otterton Devon,, ,,,Joseph Gaud,Lodger,U,13,,Gardeners Assistant,Antony Cornwall,, Enumeration District 10c Civil Parish of Antony St. Jacobs, Eccl. Parish of - Folio 110 Page 1 1,Clift Farm,1,William Hicks,Head,M,39,,Farmer 165 Acres 6 Men 1 Boy,Antony Cornwall,, ,,,Jane Hicks,Wife,M,,34,,Antony Cornwall,, ,,,William Hicks,Son,,6,,,Antony Cornwall,, ,,,Elizabeth J Hicks,Dau,,,4,,Antony Cornwall,, ,,,Sarah J Hicks,Dau,,,11m,,Antony Cornwall,, ,,,Elizabeth Hobbs,Servnt,U,,19,General Servant,Landrake Cornwall,, ,,,Mary J Trays,Servnt,U,,14,General Servant,St Johns Cornwall,, ,,,Charles Withers,Servnt,U,31,,Farm Servant,Botus Fleming Cornwall,, ,,,William Hancock,Servnt,U,17,,Farm Servant,Menheniot Cornwall,, 2,Antony Village,1,Thomas Clark,Head,M,53,,Master Blacksmith 1 Man 2 Boys,Plymouth Devon,, ,,,Elizabeth E Clark,Wife,M,,42,,Wilcove Cornwall,, ,,,Elizabeth E Clark,Dau,U,,17,,Antony Cornwall,, ,,,Mary J Clark,Dau,U,,10,,Antony Cornwall,, ,,,Ann Clark,Dau,,,8,,Antony Cornwall,, ,,,Elizabeth Hammets,Servnt,U,,18,,\- Jersey,, ,,,Samuel Tanscote,Appren,U,18,,Apprentice,Plymouth Devon,, ,,,Thomas Snell,Appren,,16,,Apprentice,St Johns Cornwall,, 3,Antony Village,1,William Weymouth,Head,M,56,,Retired Innkeeper,Devonport Devon,, ,,,Mary Ann Weymouth,Wife,M,,58,,Devonport Devon,, ,,,George H L Pole,Lodger,U,23,,Lieut R.C.,Baverstock Wiltshire,, 4,Antony Village,1,John A Banshead,Lodger,U,19,,Archt Builder,Sleaford Lincolnshire,, 5,,1,Alfred Armston,Head,M,33,,Draughtsman,Oakham Rutland,, ,,,PriscillaRAME Armston,Wife,M,,29,,Branton HISTORY Devon,,GROUP 2016 ,,,Alfred W J Armston,Son,U,3,,Scholar,Elson Hampshire,, Folio 110 Page 2 6,Antony Village,1,John Wilton,Lodger,M,26,,Laborer,Calstock Cornwall,, 7,,1,James Bamsey,Lodger,U,31,,Joiner,Bramford Speke Devon,, 8,,1,William D Clay,Lodger,U,21,,Mariner,Lincoln Lincolnshire,, 9,,1,John Roberts,Head,M,55,,Seaman Pensioner R.N.,St Mawes Cornwall,, ,,,Mary Roberts,Wife,M,,56,,Mevagissey Cornwall,, 10,Ring Of Bells,1,James Weymouth,Head,M,51,,Innkeeper,Stoke Dameral Devon,, ,,,Maria Weymouth,Wife,M,,48,,Stoke Dameral Devon,, ,,,Ann Barnes,,W,,39,House Servant,Antony Cornwall,, 11,,1,Samson Trevan,,W,56,,Labourer,St Brewerd Cornwall,, ,,,Mary Ann Skinner,,W,,47,Servant,St Mawes Cornwall,, ,,,Jane Trevan,Visitr,W,,81,,St Brewerd Cornwall,, 12,,1,George Bennett,Head,W,61,,Labourer,Gwennap Cornwall,, 13,,1,Randolph Mckensie,Lodger,U,24,,Carpenter,\- Scotland,, 14,,1,Charles Allen,Lodger,M,35,,Labourer,(N.K.) Unknown,, ,,,Elizabeth Allen,Wife,M,,24,,Tavistock Devon,, ,,,Elizabeth Allen,Dau,U,,2,,Tavistock Devon,, 15,,1,John Moore,Lodger,U,35,,Cordwainer,St Giles Devon,, 16,,1,William Mitchell,Head,M,54,,Carpenter,St Martins Cornwall,, ,,,Jane Mitchell,Wife,M,,55,,Millbrook Cornwall,, ,,,Albert Mitchell,Son,U,9,,,St Germans Cornwall,, 17,,1,Robert Holmes,Lodger,M,45,,Labourer,\- Somerset,, 18,,1,Richard Hackerell,Lodger,U,28,,Labourer,\- Northumberland,, 19,Antony Village,1,William Paull,Head,M,24,,Labourer,Sheviocke Cornwall,, ,,,Mary Paull,Wife,M,,22,,St Germans Cornwall,, ,,,Mary J Paull,Dau,U,,1,,St Germans Cornwall,, Folio 111 Page 3 ,,,Charles Paull,Brothr,U,19,,Labourer,Sheviocke Cornwall,, ,,,William Parsons,Brolaw,U,18,,Labourer,St Germans Cornwall,, 20,,1,Samuel Clements,Head,M,34,,Carpenter,Crafthole Cornwall,, ,,,Mary Clements,Wife,M,,34,Dressmaker,Widdicombe Devon,, ,,,Henry Clements,Son,U,5,,Scholar,Antony Cornwall,, ,,,Samuel Clements,Son,U,3,,,Antony Cornwall,, ,,,Frederick Clements,Son,U,3m,,,Antony Cornwall,, ,,,Edward Rich,Lodger,U,20,,Labourer,Shaugh Devon,, ,,,Ann Spiller,Servnt,U,,13,Servant,Sheviocke Cornwall,, 21,,1,John Taylor,Head,M,44,,Labourer,Bridgewater Somerset,, ,,,Amelia Taylor,Wife,M,,33,Milliner,Rame Cornwall,, ,,,Elliott Fairweather,Sonlaw,U,14,,Mariner,Rame Cornwall,, 22,,1,Mary Batten,Head,W,,66,Husbandmans Widow,Antony Cornwall,, ,,,John Gordear,Lodger,U,59,,Husbandman Lab,Maker Cornwall,, 23,,1,John Elford,Head,M,59,,Bargeman,Stoke Dameral Devon,, ,,,Maria Elford,Wife,M,,45,Formerly Servant,Sheviocke Cornwall,, 24,,n,,,,,,, RAME,, HISTORY GROUP 2016 25,,1,John Bone,Head,M,26,,Police Officer,Tresmeer Cornwall,, ,,,Sarah Bone,Wife,M,,28,Police Officer Wife,Launceston Cornwall,, ,,,Emma R Bone,Dau,U,,6,,St Kew Cornwall,, ,,,Sarah J Bone,Dau,U,,4,,Jacobstow Cornwall,, ,,,John G Bone,Son,,2,,,Stoke Climsland Cornwall,, ,,,Ellen Marshall,Visitr,,,7,,Jacobstow Cornwall,, 26,,1,John Cowl,Head,M,66,,Ag Lab,St Germans Cornwall,, ,,,Ann Cowl,Wife,M,,63,,Duloe Cornwall,, 27,,1,Charles Triggs,Head,M,31,,Police Officer,Farringdon Devon,, Folio 111 Page 4 ,,,Emma Triggs,Wife,M,,25,Dressmaker,Breage Cornwall,, 28,,1,Francis Johns,Head,M,64,,Husbandman,Maker Cornwall,, ,,,Dinah Johns,Wife,M,,64,Wife,Antony Cornwall,, ,,,Elizabeth Johns,Dau,U,,25,Dressmaker,Antony Cornwall,, 29,,1,James Dawe,Head,M,45,,Husbandman,Stoke Devon,, ,,,Elizabeth Dawe,Wife,M,,35,,Sheviocke Cornwall,, ,,,Philippa Dawe,Dau,U,,14,Servant,Sheviocke Cornwall,, ,,,Elizabeth Dawe,Dau,,,12,Servant,Sheviocke Cornwall,, ,,,Nathaniel Dawe,Son,,10,,Scholar,Sheviocke Cornwall,, ,,,James B Dawe,Son,,6,,Scholar,Antony Cornwall,, ,,,Edith Dawe,Dau,,,4,,Antony Cornwall,, ,,,Ann Dawe,Dau,,,3,,Antony Cornwall,, 30,,1,Thomas Pidgeon,Head,M,28,,Ag Lab,Antony Cornwall,, ,,,Rebecca Pidgeon,Wife,M,,28,,Pelynt Cornwall,, ,,,James H Pidgeon,Son,U,6,,Scholar,Antony Cornwall,, ,,,Thomas E Pidgeon,Son,U,1,,,Antony Cornwall,, ,,,George Barnes,Boardr,U,9,,Scholar,Antony Cornwall,, ,,,Richard Stancome,Visitr,M,25,,Excavator,Crediton Devon,, 31,,n,,,,,,, ,, 32,,1,John Stancome,Lodger,U,27,,Carter,Beer Sands Devon,, 33,,1,Harry Wood,Head,M,42,,,East Grinsted Sussex,, ,,,Mary Wood,Wife,M,,40,,White Leaf Buckinghamshire,, ,,,Sarah Wood,Dau,,,17,,Australia Overseas Brit. Subj,, ,,,Jessie Wood,Son,,8,,,Australia Overseas Brit. Subj,, ,,,Joseph Wood,Son,,5,,,Australia Overseas Brit. Subj,, ,,,Mary Wood,,,,2,,Australia Overseas Brit. Subj,, Folio 112 Page 5 34,,1,Samuel Wills,Head,M,40,,Husbandman,Antony Cornwall,, ,,,Mary A Wills,Wife,M,,43,,Lanteglos Cornwall,, ,,,Eliza Wills,Dau,U,,11,Servant,Antony
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    Bosula Bosula Pelynt, Looe, PL13 2LY Pelynt 1.5 miles Looe 3 miles Saltash 18 miles • Immaculate 4/5 Bed Home • Stunning Rural Location Just Outside Polperro • Separate Really Useful Annexe • Parking, Carport and Garage • Secluded Rural Valley Guide price £535,000 SITUATION Located in a sleepy rural valley, Bosula offers a peaceful haven set within rolling fields of Cornish countryside and yet only two miles from the centre of the popular Cornish fishing village of Polperro. Surrounded by wildlife, Bosula is a real ornithologists dream with over 50 varieties of birds visiting the garden. This attractive home represents a fine lifestyle investment with the rare combination of peace and quiet and with easy access to a most attractive stretch of coastline, yet with easy access to the arterial A38 and the maritime port of Plymouth. Located between the picturesque fishing villages of Polperro and Looe, with their An immaculate 4/5 bed house in a rural valley with separate annexe thriving coastal communities and busy harbours, both are home to a small fishing fleet. There is a choice of south facing sandy beaches, the nearest of which is at just outside the Cornish coastal village of Polperro. Talland Bay with plenty of rock pools to explore. There are numerous beautiful walks in the area including one of the prettiest stretches of the South West Coast Path. Golf courses will be found at Whitsand Bay, Looe and St Mellion. DESCRIPTION Built in 1957 and recently improved and refurbished to fairly exacting standards this spacious detached home enjoys a sunny aspect with views over the gardens and the enclosing valley.
  • Erection of a Single Wind Turbine with Maximum Blade Tip Height of 67M (Hub Height 40M), Formation of New Vehicular Access, Access Track and Associated Infrastructure

    Erection of a Single Wind Turbine with Maximum Blade Tip Height of 67M (Hub Height 40M), Formation of New Vehicular Access, Access Track and Associated Infrastructure

    Erection of a single wind turbine with maximum blade tip height of 67m (hub height 40m), formation of new vehicular access, access track and associated infrastructure. Land North East Of Lower Withnoe Barton, Freathy, Cornwall Cornwall Council reference PA15/08659 Objection response by No Rame Wind Turbines November 2015 Church of St. Mary and St. Julian, Maker with Rame The Robert J Barfoot Consultancy Environmental & Planning Consultants Huckleberry, East Knowstone, South Molton, Devon, EX36 4DZ Telephone: 01398 341623 Contents Introduction and background Page 1 Executive Summary Page 2 The flawed pre-application public consultation Page 6 The Written Ministerial Statement of 18 June 2015 Page 9 Landscape and visual Impacts Page 11 Shadow flicker/shadow throw Page 25 Impacts on heritage assets Page 27 Effects on tourism Page 34 Ecology issues Page 35 Noise issues Page 38 Community Benefit Page 44 The benefits of the proposal Page 46 The need for the proposal Page 51 Planning policy Page 55 Conclusions Page 62 Appendices Appendix 1 Relevant extracts from the Trenithon Farm appeal statement Appendix 2 Letter from Cornwall Council – Trenithon Farm appeal invalid Appendix 3 Tredinnick Farm Consent Order Appendix 4 Tredinnick Farm Statement of Facts and Grounds Appendix 5 Decision Notice for Higher Tremail Farm Appendix 6 Gerber High Court Judgement Appendix 7 Shadow Flicker Plan with landowner’s boundaries Appendix 8 Lower Torfrey Farm Consent Order Appendix 9 Smeather’s Farm Consent Order Appendix 10 English Heritage recommendations Appendix 11 Review by Dr Tim Reed Appendix 12 Email circulated by the PPS to the Prime Minister Appendix 13 Letter from Ed Davey to Mary Creagh MP Appendix 14 Letter from Phil Mason to Stephen Gilbert MP 1 Introduction and background 1.1 I was commissioned by No Rame Wind Turbines (NRWT) to produce a response to the application to erect a wind turbine at land north east of Lower Withnoe Barton, Freathy, Cornwall, commonly known as the Bridgemoor turbine.
  • Cornwall Smaller Setts Interim

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