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Family Subject Refno Description Family Subject RefNo Description 47 PDF file of Paul Marriage Banns 1754-1812. Copy of original. 64 Database recording names and information about people from Newlyn, collected from various sources. Includes nicknames. Created 18/04/2009 by PL. 1790 Selection of visiting cards with names and addresses including shops. Not dated. 3787 Register of Electors, 2007. Newlyn. Angove 5589 Ancestors of Margaret Angove b10/10/1943 Badcock 3958 Descendants of Samuel Veal from Jennifer M Rowe. Includes Badcock. Includes Wally Calvert. 3959 Descendants of Jane Veal from Jennifer M Rowe. Includes Badcock. 4010 Photo of Harriet Steel Badcock b1850 (standing) and sister Phyllis Curnow Badcock (sitting). Photo by William Richards, Penzance. 4028 Descendants of William Badcock b1822 4029 Descendants of Richard Badcock b1724 Baker 3373 Seaman's papers of Edwin Baker b3/4/1841, dated 9/3/1875. From Jeanette Francis née Richards. 4456 Invitation to book launch. Denys Val Baker, Britain's Art Colony by the Sea. The Book Gallery, St Ives. 4457 Biography of Valentine Henry Baker, father of Denys Val Baker. Also a note about a series of talks given by son about father. Balls 2305 Photo. Casualty of WW2. Photo of Cpl Arthur J Balls 5485 Collection of material about Ivan Balls (1931-2004). Copy of Funeral Service 27/2/2004. Barnes 2140 George Barnes, 'Some memories of my Childhood in and around Newlyn during WW2'. Part of autobiography given to archive. Also other anecdotes sent by email. 2334 Descendants of John Barnes b1783 4966 Memories of childhood in Newlyn by Tom Barnes. Written for book Newlyn at Play. Barron 252 Jonothan 'Jonce' Barron outside the Newsagent shop in the Square, Street-an-Nowan. 253 Joseph Giles 'Joe' Barron who started the newsagents shop in thje Square, Street-an-Nowan 3280 Collection of Poems by Dave Baron Bath 828 Xmas Card from RR Bath 1917. London Electrical Engineers 1021 Certificate from St John's Ambulance for Emily Bath, March 1944 1026 Copies of group of Great Western Railway Tickets. Page copied from a ledger owned by RR Bath. 2536 Short biography about MR. R.R. BATH ICE AND COAL MERCHANT, NEWLYN ICE AND North Pier COAL STORES, NEWLYN. Source: Views and Reviews Penzance 1897 2620 Bath Family Geneology from James Bath 1801. Copies from Bob Harrison, Jane Robinson and Frances Nelson. 3135 Papers relating to RR Bath (1842) genealogy including 1901 census R R Bath at Alexander Terrace; various family trees. Includes obituary. 3757 Photo of RR Bath driving his car number CV 4406 4495 Biography. The Bath Family by RR Bath [3]. From RR Bath [1] (1842-1916). Compiled January 1996. PDF 4501 Birth Certificate. RR Bath was born 02/10/1880. His father was RR Bath, fisherman and his mother was Emily Richards 10 November 2016 Page 1 of 40 Subject RefNo Description 4502 Marriage Certificate. RR Bath (b1880) married Jinnie de Rouffignac (b1885) from St Peters Hill, Newlyn in the Wesley Rock Methodist Chapel on 14/8/1906. Profession was Ice Merchant. 4504 Photo of RR Bath (b1880) and Jane Bath (b1885) at Lizard c1950 4505 Photo of RR Bath (b1880) and Sidney Kneebone (Jane Bath's nephew) at Lizard c1950 4506 Photo of Jane Bath (b1885) with Granddaughter Frances, daughter-in-law Elba and RR Bath (b1880) at Praa Sands 1945 4507 Photo of Bath Family at Lamorna. Named copy. 4508 Photo of RR Bath (b1880) with granddaughter Frances at Groveland 22/10/1946 4510 Photo of Bath family at the Minack. Named copy. Bottom Aunt Emily Bath and Unknown other. Porthleven 1949. 4511 Photo of RR Bath (b1880) with Jane Bath and son RR Bath b1919 on Goss Moor. 4512 Photo of Emily Richards Bath 4513 Photo of Richard Richards Bath (b1880) and his sister Emily Richards Bath 4517 Photo of Emily Richards Bath b1907 with a group of auxilaries at Grovelands. Probably a war picture. 4522 Photo of RR Bath's Morris 8 registered ECV 323. Not dated. 4527 Photo of Bath family. Left to right: Unknown child, Emily Bath (b1907), her father RR Bath (b1880), and her brother Richard Richards Bath (b1919) at Hayle Regatta 1921 4528 Photo of Bath family.Left to right: Emma Bath (b1907) with mother Jane Bath (b1885), father RR Bath (b1880), and brother RR Bath (b1919) just visible at Hayle Regatta, 1921 4530 Studio photo of Richard Richards Bath (b1819) probably aged 5-6 4531 Photo of Richard Richards Bath (b1919) in garden at Groveland, probably aged 5-6. 4538 Image. Portrait of RR Bath (b1842), great grandfather of Frances Nelson. 4542 National Aviation Display ticket, 19/8/1932. Handwritten: My first flight with Sir Alan Cobham as pilot. Signed Bath 4649 Papers relating to RR Bath (1880) genealogy 4650 Papers relating to RR Bath (1918) genealogy Batten 339 Phyllis Joyce White née Batten was interviewed by Ron Hogg, 9/7/2012. Recorder A Track A / 7. Partially transcribed. 520 Collection of material about Benjamin Green Batten 1912-1999). 'Distinguished teacher, historian and sportsman' (Obituary) Douglas William. Cornishman, 22/07/1999. Account of funeral. Cornishman 22/7/1999. Copy of funeral service. 1296 Three pieces written by Benny Batten and sent to Eric Richards with letter dated 25/9/2007. They include BESANTS and DI'LEC (poems) and Proper Cornish (short story). 1301 Benny Batten, Newlyn Boy. Poem sent to Eric Richards by Benny Batten, 15/3/2009 with letter. 1842 A CD and transcript of an audio tape of a talk by Ben Batten 1812-1999 given to members of the Lamorna Society at the Queens Hotel, 11/10/1998. 2474 Poem by Ben Batten b1890. If There's a Cornish Heaven. 2610 Family trees of Ben G Batten 1912-1999 3527 Transcript of an interview with Ben Batten, dated 1988. Source not recorded. 4956 'Toys and Pastimes'. An extract from Ben Batten, Newlyn Boyhood Undated, pp19-23 5770 Benny Batten, Leavings. Poem sent to Douglas Williams by Benny Batten, 4/7/2004 with letter. Beaden 5332 Will of Benjamin Beaden of Newlyn, taylor. Written: 20th May 1749. Proved: 18th October 1750 Beaghen, Patr 5486 Collection of material about Patrick Russell Beaghen (1929-2004). Copy of Funeral Service 7/7/2004. Beckett 3543 Ancestors of June Strickland née Beckett including Harvey, Chirgwin. Letter from June about her family. Family tree. Emails. Bickerleg 10 November 2016 Page 2 of 40 Subject RefNo Description 5290 Will of Richard Bickerleg of Paul, Mariner, HM Bridgewater. Written 21/1/1741/42. Proved 10/6/1747. Bishop 273 Maurice Bishop on the South Quay with Penlee Quarry Train behind. Maurice Bishop Collection. 274 Maurice Bishop driving crane lorry at the fishmarket mid 1980s. Maurice Bishop Collection. 1214 Collection of material about Maurice Bishop and his family. Certificate awarded to Maurice Bishop for Golowan Mazey Boats 2005. M Bishop Collection. 1635 Maurice Bishop unloading trawler. Maurice Bishop Collection. 1843 Photo of Maurice Bishop at work at Newlyn Harbour, Maurice Bishop Collection 3226 Maurice Bishop b1935 left Harvey & Co, Sawmill at Wherry Town c1960 to work sawing trees in the woods. The two photos show him at work. Maurice Bishop Collection. 3227 Photo of Maurice Bishop b1935 at Penlee Quarry c1961. Maurice Bishop Collection. 5924 Collection of material about Alec James Bishop (27/10/1910-14/8/1961) who ran the TS Grenville Sea Cadets. Photo outside Victoria Barracks, 1952 Blewett 1114 Photo of John Blewett 2190 Extract about the murder of Martha Blewett an old woman from Mousehole. William Trewarves one of George Hoare's ancestors was arrested for the murder. 2390 Image of Charles Chock Blewett from photo of Charles Chock Blewett and William Henry Tonkin. WW2. 4273 Photo of Adela and Frank Blewett 4274 Blewett family photo. No details. 4275 Francis Richards Blewett death certificate. Died 11/7/1914 at Keigwin Place, Mousehole. Informant was son J M Blewett. 4276 Adela Blewett death certificate. Died 8/3/1919 at Keigwin Place, Mousehole. Informant was grandson J Madron. 4277 Last will and testament of Adela Blewett. Probate granted 9/6/1919 Bodilly 795 Ralph Bodilly's A3 Bound Diary including photos, 17/2/1900-24/7/1901 796 Ralph Bodilly's A3 Bound Diary including photos, 26/11/1901-15/9/1903 797 Ralph Bodilly's A3 Bound Diary including photos, 16/9/1903-14/2/1905 798 Ralph Bodilly's A3 Bound Diary including photos, 15/2/1905-24/7/1909 800 Ralph Bodilly's A3 Bound Diary including photos, 18/3/1917-15/7/1922 801 Ralph Bodilly's A3 Bound Diary including photos, 16/7/1922-17/4/1927 803 Ralph Bodilly's A3 Bound Diary including photos, 23/3/1933-22/11/1935 804 Ralph Bodilly's A3 Bound Diary including photos, 23/11/1936-27/1/1940 829 Ralph Bodilly's A3 Bound Diary including photos, 28/1/1940-15/2/1945 830 Ralph Bodilly's A3 Bound Diary including photos, 16/2/1945-7/7/1951 4826 An account of the Bodilly Family by Michael Vernon Bodilly 4828 Letters sent by Ursuila Bodilly to officials in Sicily to ascertain the date of the death of her grandfather Frank Bodilly. No record of any replies. 4829 Programme of service at Penmount Crematorium for Ursula Bodilly 1909-2003 5487 Collection of material about Elizabeth Margaret 'Box' Bodilly (1938-2009). Copy of funeral service. Bodinnar 2571 Photo of Elizabeth 'Betty' Bodinnar née Trahair b 1863 with her husband John Bodinnar and one other at St Clements Island, Mousehole c1926 3211 The Bodinnar Family 1601-1810 3369 Ancestors of Gertrude Bodinnar b27/11/1879 3984 Descendants of John Matthews Bodinnar born 1838 10 November 2016 Page 3 of 40 Subject RefNo Description 3985 Bodinnar family tree.
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