Liskeard Market

Total Page:16

File Type:pdf, Size:1020Kb

Liskeard Market KIVELLS Established 1885 www.kivells.com LISKEARD MARKET TUESDAY 25th SEPTEMBER 2017 Commencing at 10.45am THE ANNUAL ST.MATTHEWS FAIR SALE OF 150 QUALITY STORE CATTLE Cattle Auctioneer: Patrick Dennis 07831 620990 Sale of Sheep commences at 10.00am Contact Steve Prouse on 07767 895366 LISKEARD MARKET, Fair Park Road, Liskeard, Cornwall, PL14 4BA Tel: 01579 346938 Patrick Dennis, Cattle Auctioneer: 07831 620990 Website: www.kivells.com Email: [email protected] STORE CATTLE SECTION VENDORS PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS NOT THE ORDER OF SALE MESSRS GHS & MU FAULL Trelissick Farm, Sithney, Helston Single Suckled, Farm Assured 13 Hereford Steers (Named Sires) 18-19 months old 8 Hereford Heifers (Named Sires) 18-19 months old MR CP HUTCHINGS Netherton, Couches Mill, Lostwithiel TB Test 18.09.17, Farm Assured 11 British Blue x Steers 23-24 months old 2 Charolais x Heifers 23-24 months old 5 Aberdeen Angus x Heifers (Name Sired) 23-24 months old 3 Aberdeen Angus x Steers 23-24 months old MESSRS B & M MARTYN Higher Trengale Farm, Dobwalls, Liskeard Farm Assured, Suckler Bred 10 Limousin x Steers & Heifers 18 months old MESSRS RP & S HIGMAN Tregay Farm, Liskeard Farm Assured 1 Simmental x Steer 18 months old 1 Devon x Steer 19 months old 3 Limousin x Steers 22 months old 1 British Blue x Steer 28 months old 2 British Blue x Heifers 23 months old 2 Hereford Steers 28 months old MR M HARRIS Penhale Farm, Dobwalls, Liskeard 3 British Blue x Steers 20-21 months old 2 Simmental x Steers 20-21 months old MESSRS SE & JE EASTLEY Bake Farm, Pelynt, Looe 1 Limousin x Steer 25 months old 4 British Blue x Steers 23-26 months old 7 British Blue x Heifers 24-26 months old 2 Limousin x Heifers 25 months old 1 British Blue x Steer 26 month old MESSRS NC & AR VINCENT Haye Farm, St Veep, Lostwithiel Wormed 06.09.17 with Ivomec Pour on, Suckler Bred, Farm Assured, By Pedigree Charolais Bull 1 Charolais Steer 29 months old 11 Charolais x Steers and Heifers 17-18 months old MESSRS WJ & AW FACEY Treneath Farm, Rosecraddoc, Liskeard 1 British Blue x Heifer 20 months old 1 Devon x Heifer 18 months old MR F STEPHENS St Winnow Barton, Lostwithiel All out of Limousin Cows 2 South Devon x Steers 1x 16 months old 1x 13 months old 3 South Devon x Heifers 10 months old 2 South Devon x Heifers 13 months old 2 South Devon x Heifers 15-16 months old 1 South Devon x Heifers 6 months old MESSRS EJ & BA MASTERS Little Trenay, Twowatersfoot, Liskeard Farm Assured 2 Hereford x Steers 24 months old 2 Hereford x Limousin Steers 24 months old 1 British Blue x Steer 24 months old 2 South Devon x Steers (Named Sire) 16 months old 1 South Devon x Steer (Named Sire) 15 months old 1 Aberdeen Angus x South Devon Heifers (Named Sire) 15 months old FORTHCOMING SALES TUESDAY 26TH – HALLWORTHY Evening Sale of Pedigree, Purebred & Crossbred Breeding Rams on offer 116 Breeding Rams including Charollais, Suffolk, Texel, Roussin, Southdown, Blue Face Leicester, Meatlinc, Polled Dorset, Berrichon. WEDNESDAY 27th – HOLSWORTHY Weekly Market. To include Herd Dispersal of 80 Purebred Ayrshires and a smaller number of Ayrshire x Friesian Cows and Heifers. THURSDAY 28th – HALLWORTHY Weekly Market to include, Special Sale of Breeding Cattle, 5th Breeding Ewe, Ewe Lamb and Stock Rams on offer 1000 Breeding ewes and ewe lambs to include annual consignment of 275 Mule ewe Lambs from Jim Goodenough from Davidstowe, 100 Mule 2Ts, 80 Mule FM, 150 Suffolk x Ewe Lamb, 70 Texel x Ewe Lamb, 50 Masham Ewe Lamb, 50 Suffolk x 2Ts, also 500 Store Lambs, 80 Stock Rams. Further entries to Steve Prouse 07767 895366. SATURDAY 30TH – THE ROUNDHOUSE BARN, HOLLYFORD FARM, CREDITON, EX17 4DE Complete Dispersal Sale of Machinery & Excellent Sheep Handling Equipment on behalf of Messrs AH & B Draper. • OCTOBER SALES WEDNESDAY 4TH – HOLSWORTHY Weekly Store & Prime Market to include 6th Breeding Ewe Sale & Special Sale of Ewe Lambs and Rams THURSDAY 5TH – HALLWORTHY Weekly Store and Prime Market to include monthly Sale of Organic Cattle and Special Sale of Store Lambs. Entries to Steve Prouse 07767 895366 SATURDAY 7th – HOLSWORTHY Machinery, Poultry and Pig Sale. Including Dispersal of Farm Machinery, Vehicles and Effects MONDAY 9TH – HOLSWORTHY AND HALLWORTHY Tb Restricted sale of Store Cattle, Fat Cattle and OTMS WEDNESDAY 11TH – HOLSWORTHY Weekly Store and Prime Market to include Special Sale of Store Lambs and Beef Breeding Sale THURSDAY 12TH - HALLWORTHY Weekly Store and Prime Market to include 6th Breeding Ewe, Ewe Lambs and Rams Sale, Plus 1st Special Sale of Hill Bred Ewes and Rams and First Special Sale of Suckled Calves SATURDAY 14TH – BOLITHO, LISKEARD Collective Machinery Sale SATURDAY 14TH – SWADDLEDOWN SHEEP SALE, BRATTON CLOVELLY 2500 Suffolk x Mule store lambs, April Born, Farm Assured Special Sale of Store Lambs on offer 700 lambs, further entries to S Prouse 07767 895366. .
Recommended publications
  • Cornwall. [Kelly S
    1 4:46 FAR CORNWALL. [KELLY S ·FARMERS-continued. Northey John, Hawks-ground, St. Cle- Olds James, Fore street, ~t. Just-in• Nicholls John Arthur, Tredennick, ther, Egloskerry R.S.O Penwith H..S.O Veryan, Grampound Road NortheyJohn,HigherPenwartha,Perran- Olds Peter, Trewellard, Pendeen R.S.O Nicholls John P. Great Grogarth, Cor- Zabuloe R.S.O Olds Wm. Bosavern, St. Just-in-Pen- nclly, Grampound Road Northey Richard, Polmenna, Liskeard with R.S.O Nicholls l\Irs. Mary Ann, Landithy, Northey Richard, Treboy, St. Clether, Olds William, Towans, Lelant R.S.O Madrcm, Penzance Egloskerry R.S.O Olds Wm. jun. Polpear, Lelant R.S.O Nicholls Mrs. N arcissa,Carne,St.Mewan, Nor they T. Laneast, Egloskerry R.S. 0 Oliver Chas. Rew, Lanli,·ery, Rod m in St. Austell Northey W.R.Watergt.Advent,Camelfrd Oliver Edwin, Trewarrick, St. Cleer, Nicholls Xathaniel, Goonhavern, Cal- Northey William, Harrowbridg-e, St. LiskearU. lestock R.S.O Xeot, Liskeard Oliver George, Creegbrawse, Chace- Nicholls R. Downs, St. Clement, Truro• Northey William, Harveys, Tyward- water, Scorrier R.S.O Nicholls R. Landithy, Madron,Penzance reath, Par Station R.~.O Oliver H. Tregranack, Sithney, Helston Nicholls R. Prislow, Budock, Falmouth Northcy Wm. Hy. (Rep. of the late) Oliver John, Chark mills & Creney, Nicholas R. Prospidnick,Sithney,Helston Trenant,Egloshaylc, WadcbridgcR.S. 0 Lanlivery, Bodmin Nicholls Richard, Lanarth, St. Anthony- N ott Mrs. Elizabeth J. Trelowth, St. Olivcr John, Creney, Lanlivery,Bodmin in-i\Iencage, Helston Mewan, St. .Austell Oliver John, Penmarth, Redruth Nicholls Rd. Hcssick, St. Buryan R.S.O Nott .Jliss Ellen, Coyte, St.
    [Show full text]
  • Cornwali.J. [Kelly's
    1094 ST. NEOT. CORNWALI.J. [KELLY'S CouchAnn(Mrs.),farmer,Low.Langdon Lawry William, farmer,Great Hammett SaundersWilliam,farmr.HigherBowden D.miel Henry, farmer, Bowden Lesbirel John, farmer, Wenmouth Simmonds Wm. farmer, Little Trenay East Cornwall Slate Quarry Co. (W. J. Lobb John, blacksmith Stephens Edward, farmer, Searles down Dennis, manager) Mare Thos. & John, farmers,Berrydown Stephens Elijah, farmer, West Kellowtn Ford 1\'alter, farmer, Fawton Marks RIChard, mason, & London inn Stephens Elijah, farmer, ~tockhouse Gerry Peter George, colt breaker Marks Richard, farmer & bailiff for Stephens Thomas, farmer, Dredanes Govett Wm.miller,Treverbyn watermls hundred of \\' est, Hill town Stephens William,farmer,Gt.Treverbyn Hambly Charles, mason Marshall Thomas, farmer, Dewy meads Strong George,farmer, East Northwood HigmanWm.JasJarmer,HigherTrenant Martin Richard, carpenter & farmer Sweet William, farmer, Diddylake Hooper Charles, farmer, Lord's waste Mutton William (Mrs.), shopkeeper Tinney J oseph, farmer, Hall Hooper Jacob, farmer, Pennock's hill Northcott Thomas, carpenter Tinney J osiah, farmer, Ley Hooper John, farmer, Meadows Northey William, fannr. Harrowbridge Tinney Josiah, farmer, Polmenna Hooper John, jun. fanner, Pennock's hI Olliver Blytbe, boot & shoe maker Tregegle Tin Mine (Wm. Pascoe, ca]J'tn) Hooper Philip, farmer, Long lake OlliverJn.blcksmth.& assistant overseer Verran John, farmer, Lower .Bowden Hooper Thomas, farmer Olli\'er Nicholas, carpenter, Ley WeITy John, farmer, Carpuan Hoskin Joseph, farmer, Littleworth Olliver Richard, carpenter, Ley WheelerRchd. (Mrs. ),farmer,Nethertoll Jasper Charles, farmer, Lemelgate Olliver William, farmer, Hall When William, Halfway House p.n Keast John, farmer, Harrowbridge Opie John, farmer & shopkeeper Williams Nicholas, flJ,rmer, Trenay Keast Robert, farmer, Berrydown Parkyn John, farmer, Harrowbridge WiIliams Philip, farmer, Trethewey &.
    [Show full text]
  • The History and Antiquities of Eynesbury and St. Neot's, in Huntingdonshire, and of St. Neot's in the County of Cornwall
    THE HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES OF ^W-a>qAmM^ ^ IN HUNTINGDONSHIRE; AND OF IN THE COUNTY OF CORNWALL: with some critical remarks respecting the two saxon saints from whom these places derived their names. (illustrated with fifty engravings, on copper and wood.) BY GEORGE CORNELIUS GORHAM, M. A. FELLOW OF QUEEN'S COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE. LONDON: PRINTED BY THOMAS DAVISON, WH1TEFRIARS; PUBLISHED BY LACKINGTON, HUGHES, HARDING, MAYOR, AND JONES, FINSBURY SQUARE. 1820. DA- V it. PREFACE HAT those persons who " dwell in the sight of remark- able Monasteries ' ' should endeavour to " rescue the ob- servables of their habitations from the teeth of time and oblivion", was the ju- dicious advice, happily illustrated by the ex- a ample, of no mean Historian . —The Writer of the following sheets has been beguiled, almost insensibly, into the spirit and practice of this recommendation. Notwithstanding the popular (and occasionally just) ridicule edit. 1655. Thomas Fuller ; Waltham Abbey, p. 5., IV which is directed by the multitude against Antiquarian pursuits,—he confesses that he is not unsusceptible of that enthusiasm, which impels the mind to cast a retrospect through the "long-drawn" vista of past ages; to dwell, with a solemn and mysterious interest, on ob- jects which are rapidly fading away in the distant perspective; and to dissipate some little portion of the gathering mist, which mantles between the land of oblivion and the region of authentic record. Under such an influence he commenced his inquiries ; but without even a remote intention of submit- ting them to the public eye. He purposely omits to detail the unimportant train of cir- cumstances, bv which his materials have been gradually extended from the private memo- randa of a port-folio to their present more enlarged and ostensible form.
    [Show full text]
  • CORNWALL. FAR 1415 White J
    TRADES DIRECTORY.] CORNWALL. FAR 1415 White J. Galgeath, Cardinham, Bodmin WilliamsH.Buscaverran,Crowan,Cmbrn Williams N. Tresavean,Lannarth,Redrth White Nicholas, Trewellard, Pendeen, Williams H.Boddererran, St.Erth,Hayle Williams Nicholas, Troan, St. Enoder, St. Just-in-Penwith R.S.O Williams Henry, Higer Kergilliack, Grampound Road White Rt. Treveor,Merther,ProbusR.S.O Budock, Falmouth Williams Peter, .Angrouse, Mullion, White T.Trescoll, Luxulyan,Lostwithiel WilliamsH.Parkantidno,St.KeverneRSO Cury Cross Lanes R.S.O White Thos. S. Trebilcock, Roche R.S.O Williams Hy. Pill farm, St. Feock, Truro Williams Peter, Hill, Duloe R.S. 0 White Thomas Stick, Trevellon, Lux- Williams H. Trefrawl,St. Veep,Lostwithl WilliamsP. Trenethick, Wendron,Helston ulyan, Lostwithiel Williams Henry,Trefraul& Tregunnick, Williams P. Polventon,St.Neot,Liskeard White W.MerryMeeting,Madron,Penznc Lanreat!J, Duloe R.S.O Williams Phillip, Washaway, Egloshayle, White Wm. F, Poltair, Madron, Penzance Williams H. Tregarrick, Wendron,Helstn Wade bridge R.S. 0 White William Henry, Lansangath, St. Williams Henry, Trehane, St. Stephens- Williams Mrs. R. Blackhead, St. Austell Clement's, Truro by-Saltash, Saltash Williams Richard, Gunnabarren, St. White W.H.Milltown,Lanlivery,Lstwthl Williams Henry, Trewollock, St. Just- Enover, Grampound Road Whitford William, Calstock in-Roseland, Falmouth Williams Richard, Nanpean mills, St. Wlckett Mrs. Emma & ~on, Collery, Williams Jacob, Idless, Truro Enoder, Grampound Road Kilkhampton, Stratton R.S.O Williams James, Tretheweg, Germoe, Williams Richard, Penponds, Camborne Wickett Alfred, Lane end, Tresmere, Marazion R.S.O Williams Richard, Pensilva, Liskeard Egloskerry R.S.O Williams J. Trevedran, St.BuryanR.S.O Williams Richard, Portheras, Pendeen, Wickett John.
    [Show full text]
  • 434 Far Cohn\Vall
    434 FAR COHN\VALL. (KELLY's F A.RMERS-continned. Os borne Christopher, Trenowah,Charles- Parnell J, St. Tiney, Otterham,Camelford OldeJ.C.Grove,Lanncells,StrattonR.S.O town, St. Austell Parnell Samuel, Badgall, Laneast, Eg- Olde William Henry, Hellaton, l\Ior- Osborne Elijah, Tregnrtha, St. Hilary, loskerry R.S.O wenstow, Stratton R.S.O Marazion R.S.O Parnell T.Trewen, Lewannick,Launcstn Olds Hy. Tresvennack, Paul, Penzance Os borne Mrs. F. Trevessa,St.Erth,Hayle Parnell W'. Trewen,Lewannick,Launcstn Olds James, Fore street, St. Just-in- Osborne Frank, Hay, St. Stephen's-in- Parnell W.Peneskar,St.l\Iewan,St.Austll Penwith R.S.O Brannell, Grampound Road Parr John, Gam, Michaelstow,Camelfrd Olds J. HigherDrift,BuryasBridgeR.S.O Osborne Hy. Trungle, Paul, Penzance Parson Mrs. Mary Ann, Stone farm, St_ Olds John, Trewellard, Pendeen R.S.O Osborne James, St. Issey R.S.O John's, Devonport Olds Peter, Trewellard, Pendeen R.S.O Osborne Jn. Westmoor,St.BuryanR.S.O Parsons Daniel, Callington R.S.O Olds William, Tow:>ns, Lelant R.S.O Osborne John, Whitford, St. Stephen's- Parsons Daniel, Kents, 1\Iarhamchurch,. Olds Wm. jun. Pol}!ear, Lelant R.S.O in-Brannell, Grampound Road Stratton R.S.O Oliver Chas. Rew, Lanlivery, Bodmin Osborne M. Bojewyan, Pendeen R.S.O Parsons G. Tresmere, Egloskerry R.S.O Oliver Geo. R. Trehane, Probus R.S.O Osborne Matthew, Gurlyn, St. Erth, Parsons James, Boyton, Launceston Oliver H. Tregranack, Sithney, Helston Marazion R.S.O ParsonsJ.Dingleys,Lewannick,Launcstn Oliver J. Largingate,Bradoc,Lostwithicl Osborne Nabouth, Penberth, St.
    [Show full text]
  • CORNWALL.] FAR 962 [POST OFFICE FARMERS Continued
    [CORNWALL.] FAR 962 [POST OFFICE FARMERS continued. Williams Anthony,jun. Penberthy, St. Williams John Lyne, Nansladron, St. W evill W. Trevill, Lewannick, Lancstn Hilary, M arazion Ewe, St. Aus tell Wherry William, Higher Thorne, War- Williams Miss Charlotte, Pulpry, St. Williams Joseph, Higher Penrose, Sith- leggon, Bodmin Just-in-Roseland, Grampound ney, Helston Whetter Mrs.Frances,Benhurden,Gorrn Williams David, Tregonna, Little Pethe- Williams Joseph, Trevelgin, Mawgan- Whetter Henry, Lower Polscoe, St. rick, St. Issey in-Meneage, Helston Winnow, Lostwithiel Williams Edward, Breage, Helston Williams J oseph, jun. Tresize, St. Mar- Whetter Peter, Trelispin, Gorran Williams Edward, Chapel hill, Lan- tin-in-Meneage, Helston WhitburnJ.Polmenna,Veryan,Grmpnd narth, Redruth Williams L. Kimiel, St. Paul, Penzance Whitburn Joseph, Coombe, Kea, Truro Williams Edward, Lower Innis, Luxul- Williams Miss Louisa, Tregarne, St. White Charles, Pinnick, Tywardreath, yan, Bodmin Keverne, Helston Par Station Williams E. Perran-utbnoe, Marazion Williams Mrs. Mary, Savath,Luxulyan, White Mrs. Eliza, Nancekuke, Illo- Williams Edward, Tregoose, Mawgan- Bodmin gan, Redruth in-Meneage, Helston Williams M. Gew, Crowan, Camborne White H. Trevorrow, Ludgvan,Penznc Williams E.Trelabnas,Crowan, Cmbrne Williams Michael Henry, Grampound White J. Galgeath, Cardinham,Borlmin Williams E. Wheal Gilbert, Redruth Road & at Tresillian White Joseph, Nansawsan, Ladock, Williams Edward T. Trenethick, Wen- Williams N. Burrough,St.Mary's,Scilly Grampound Road dron, Helston Williams Nicholas, Rame,Carnmenellis, White Nicholas, Ludgvan, Penzance Williams Edwin, Bohortha, St. An- Redruth White N. Trevean, Morvah, Penzance thony-in-Roseland, Grampound Williams Nicholas, St. Mary's, Scilly White N. Trewellard, Pendeen, Pnznce Williams F. Bodilly, Wendron, Ilelston Williams N. Trenay, St.
    [Show full text]
  • Archives Index
    Commons, Greens and Allotments Archives Index DEFRA, HLRO and The National Archives February 2007 Contents Introductory Note Introductory Note .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1 Website Details .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 2 Main Index Contents of Main Index ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3 County Listings ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5 General References Royal
    [Show full text]
  • CORNWALL. (KELLY's
    1140 FAR CORNWALL. (KELLY's :FARMERS continued. Williams Anthony, Penberthy, St. Williams Jn. Porthmizen,Padstow R.S.O Whetter Peter, jun. Boswinger, Gorran, Hilary, Marazion Williams J. St. Merryn, Padstow R.S.O St. Austell Williams Charles, Boscarne, Bodmin Williams John, Tregarne, St. Keverne, Whitburn Joseph, Coombe, Kea, Truro WilliamsC.Trenethick,Wendron,Helston Helston White Chas. Gt. Pinnick, Fowey R.S.O Williams David, Tregonna, Little Pethe- Williams John, Trenance, St. Ke,·erne, White Charles, Pinnick, Tywardreath, rick, St. Issey R.S.O Helston Par station R.S.O Williams Edward, Frogpool, Gwennap, Williams John, Trethewey, Ruan Lani- White Mrs. Eliza, Nancekuke, Redruth Scorrier R.S.O horne, Grampound Road White Henry, Trevorrow, Ludgvan, WilliamsEdward,Lower Innis,Luxulyan, Williams J. Trevean,St.Keverne,Helston Penzance Lostwithiel Williams John, jun. Padstow R.S.O White JohnHenry,Rose-in-vale, Mithian, Williams Edward, Tregoose,l\fawgan-in- Williams Mrs. John Lyne, Nansladron, Scorrier R.S.O Meneage, Helston St. Ewe, St• .Austell White Joseph, Galgeath, Cardinham, Williams Edward, Trelabnas, Crowan, Williams Joseph, Bawden, St.· .Agnes, Bodmin Camborne · Scorrier R.S.O White N.Tremenhere,Ludgvan,Penzance Williams Edward T. Trenethick, Wen- Williams J. Bosulval Gulval, Penzance White N. Trewellard, Pendeen, Penzance dron, Helston Williams Joseph, Higher Penrose, Forth- White Mrs Nicholas, Trevean, Morvah, Williams Edwin, Bohortha, St. Anthony- leven, Helston Penzance in-Roseland, Grampound Road WilliamsJoseph,Relowas Vean,Mawgan- White Robert, Tresillian, Merther, Williams Mrs. Elizabeth, Buscaverran, in-Meneage, Helston Probus R.S.O Crowan, Camborne Williams Mrs. Ladner, Kemyell, St. White Samuel, Roche R.S.O Williams Francis, Bodilly, Wendron Paul, Penzance White Thomas, Stowes, Linkinhorne, Williams Francis, Menacuddle,St.Austell Williams Miss Louisa, Tregarne, St.
    [Show full text]
  • St; Neot. [Cornwall.]
    DIRECTOR\'.] 823 ST; NEOT. [CORNWALL.] -- -- - - - - ~ - - - w - - town of Flushing, is a commodious house, built on an glacial drift deposit upon the killas rock formation. The eminence, commanding a fine view of the harbour, castle, chief crops are oats, wheat, barley and turnips. The area and surrounding scenery: it has been in the occupation of of .Mylor and Flushing is 3,562 acres;· gross estimated the Reeds for the last century. On the north-east side of rental, £7 ,3!4; rateable value, £6,194; and the population Mylor Creek is Great-Wood cottage, now unoccupied: it in 1871 was 2,391. has lately been enlarged and much improved. Lord Clinton Parish Clerk, William Thomas. is lord of the manor. At Restronguet are the remains of a burial ground of a religious house, formerly connected with PosT OFFICE, l\Iylor Bridge.-George Pelmear, receiver. Loe chapel, Feock. In this parish are the large works of Letters arrive from Falmoutb at 10.45 a.m.; dispatched the Williams' Perran Foundry Company (established in at 12.45 p.m. Hushing is the nearest money order office 1795), where all kinds of pumping~ winding, horizontal, Government Naval Establishment, Robert Henry Collins, fixed, and portable engines, and Cornish and other boilers R.N. master in charge are made. The soil is light and good; subsoil, the gravelly School, Mylor Bridge, Pbilip A.shton, master PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Drew Arnold, carpenter, Mylor bridge Pearee Wm. shopkeeper, Mylor bridge Doble ~Iatthew Andrew, Tysillick Frost John, carpenter, Mylor bridge Pelmear George, grocer & postmaster. Forrester Robert Berkley, Woodlandt Geach Nicholas Henry, farmer, Halwyn Mylor bridge Goodfellow Mrs.
    [Show full text]
  • CORNWALL. Are of About L 108 Yearly Value
    222 NEOT. CORNWALL. are of about l 108 yearly value. The Church Institute Devon, are the chief landowners. The bailiff of the was erected in 1896 at the cost of Rev. G. E. Hermon l\I.A. manor (Richard Marks) receives by custom a hat from the and others, and contains reading and recreation rooms lord every two years. The soil is various; subsoil is slate divided by a movable partition, and is also used for en­ and granite. The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and tertainments &c. At Draynes is an iron mission church, roots. The area is 13,997 acres ; assessed acreage. built in 1877, at the cost of the Rev. G. E. Hermon )LA. 12,057; rateable value, £6,66o; the population in 1891 of Doublehois House, Liskeard, who is also officiating was 1,237· mir.ister : it will seat 120 persons. A fuir is held on the first Tuesday in April and November, yearly, for cattle. DRAYNES is a small hamlet 2 miles north-e1~t. St. Neat's Well, about a quarter of a mile west of the . church, was (Careflllliy and substantially reconstructed LEY Is . a _hamlet one and a half miles west, and has a about 1870. Near the northern extremity of the parish, ] church missio_n room. amid bleak and desolate moors, and at an elevati<ln of 8go Deputy Pansh Clerk, Richard Marks. feet above the sea level, is Dosmery or Dozmare pool, fed Post Office. Joseph Axworthy, sub-postmaster. Letter& by some undiscovered spring, and the subject of various arrive at 8 ·a.m.
    [Show full text]
  • Caradon Statement
    CORNWALL COUNTY COUNCIL PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY NATIONAL PARKS AND ACCESS TO THE COUNTRYSIDE ACT 1949 COUNTRYSIDE ACT 1968 WILDLIFE AND COUNTRYSIDE ACT, 1981 REVISED STATEMENT CARADON DISTRICT COUNCIL Parish of ANTONY Relevant date for the purpose of the revised Definitive Statement 5th April 2001 * The width recorded with an asterisk relates to a specific Legal Order on a part of the public right of way. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ NO. LOCATION AVERAGE MIN WIDTH WIDTH _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 1 FP from Coombe Park to Maryfield (FP2) 3'0" to 4'0" 2 FP from Maryfield House (BW3) to FP 1 3 BW from Upper Wilcove to west of Maryfield House 15'0" to 16'0" 4 FP from road south-east of Antony House (Ferryboat road) to Parish Boundary A374 3'0" 5 FP & BW from Military road, Antony to road near Antony Reservoir 10'0" to 3'0" 6 FP from road west of Lower Tregantle (B3247) to road north-east of Tregantle Fort 3'6" 7 FP from North of Tregantle Fort, Parallel with , B3247 to Parish Boundary 8 FP from road east of Culver Cover Plantation to west of 2.0m * Looking Glan, Wilcove 9 FP (in 3 sections) from Tregantle Downs to west of 1.5m * Freathy, south of coast road CORNWALL COUNTY COUNCIL PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY NATIONAL PARKS AND ACCESS TO THE COUNTRYSIDE ACT 1949 COUNTRYSIDE ACT 1968 WILDLIFE AND COUNTRYSIDE ACT, 1981 REVISED STATEMENT CARADON DISTRICT COUNCIL Parish of BOCONNOC Relevant date for the purpose of the revised Definitive Statement 5th April 2001 * The width recorded with an asterisk relates to a specific Legal Order on a part of the public right of way.
    [Show full text]
  • Blisland Commons Boundary Stone Project
    BLISLAND COMMONS BOUNDARY STONE PROJECT BLISLAND COMMONERS ASSOCIATION JUNE 2006 A LOCAL HERITAGE INITATIVE Blisland Commons Boundary Stone Project Andrew G. Langdon Blisland Co oners Association June 2006 A Local Heritage Initiative The author of this report would like to note that any errors or shortcomings in this work are his own responsibility. This report is primarily a document mapping the boundary stones and tracing their history and it is not intended to express any view on present landownership or boundaries. Furthermore, the numbering scheme for identifying the individual boundary stones is purely for the purposes of this report and has no bearing on ownership. Abstract This report is based on the results of a survey of the boundary stones on the Blisland Commons, Bodmin Moor, Cornwall and covers the parish of Blisland as well as parts of St Breward, Temple and St Neot. The report records the distribution of these boundary stones and attempts to identify why, where and when they were erected. It also sets out to identify the letters and symbols on each stone with the names of landowners and local manors that they represented. Furthermore it records the practical work that took place to re-erect fallen boundary stones, and name each common on a granite boulder. Finally, it also gives a summary of the associated school project, which included a field trip, classroom work and practical art work. Contents List of illustrations, aps and photographs Acknowledgements 1 Introduction 1.1 Background 1.2 Scope and Limitations of the project 1.3 Project Proposal 2 Des,-top Sur.ey 2.1 The parish tithe maps 2.2 ,rdnance Survey mapping 2.3 ,ther Cartographical sources 0 Methodology for field1or, 3.1 Preliminary survey 3.2 Numbering the boundary stones 3.3 Identifying the boundary stones for photography 3.3 Recording the boundary stones 3.
    [Show full text]