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COURT DIRECTORY,] CORNWALL. KIN 1333 • Jasper William, sen. Callington R.S.O Job John, Heanton villas, Redruth Juleff Mrs. Chacewater, Scorrier R.S.O Jeffery Rev.Wm. Jas. Cross st. Helston Job Mrs. 5 Harbour terrace, Falmouth Juleff Wm. West ho. GrampoundRoad Jeffery Fredk. Wm. Meneage st. Helston Job Mrs. Tywardreath,Par Statn.R.S.O Juleff William Jn. Richmond Jll. Redrth Jeffery John, Gweek, Wendron, Helston Job Thos.Lanner hill,Launarth,Redruth Julyan William Harvey, Venton vean, Jeffery Mrs. 12 Florence pl. Falmoutb .John Miss, Albert place, St. Ives R.S.O Trewithen road, Penzance Jeffery Stephen, Chacewater bill, Chace- John Miss, 18 Chapel street, Penzance Kaddie John, 36 Belgravia st. Penzance water, Scorrier R.S.O John Miss, 2 Upland terrace, Falmouth Kay Miss, 18 Alma terrace, Penzance Jeffrey Jn. Nansough, Grampound Road J ohns Rev. William Stabback M.A. Kay Miss, Redbrooke, Camborne Jeffrey Mrs. Beacon hill, Camborne Vicarage, St. Teath, Camelford Keam Robert, Chapel terrace, St. Blazey, Jeffrey Mrs. Rosewpod cottage, Calling- Johns Bennett, Sandhill house, Gunnis- Par Station R.S.O ton R.S.O lake, Tavistock Keam Wm. St.Blazey,ParStation R.S.O Jellico Mrs. Bodmin hill, Lostwithiel Johns James, St. l'!Iabyn R.S.O Keane Joseph Henry R.N. Holly bank, Jenkin Alfred Charles, The Jams, Johns John, Clinton road, Redruth Port view, Saltash Madron, Penzance Johns John Sl. Tregew,Flushing,Falmth Keast Richard, 3 Toronto place, Saltash Jenkin Alfred H. Trewirgie, Redruth Johns Miss, r6 Marlborough rd. Falmth Keat Jn.T.Port Isaac, Wadebridge R.S.O Jenkin Arth.Pearse, Trewirgie, Redruth Johns Miss, St. Nectan's glen, Tintagel, Keaen Mrs. 7 Dereham terrace, Truro JenkinEdwd.Pooley, Tehidy rd.Cambrne Camelford Keene Rev. C. V. P. M. A. Wood la.Falmth Jenkin George, 5 Richmond terrace, Johns Mrs. Fore street, Bodmin Keigwin St.1.fi-Commander G. S. R.N. u' St. Ives R.S.O Johns Mrs. Higher lanes, Nanaccan, St. Maristow terrace, Saltash Jenkin George Edwin, Bosleven, Tre- l\1artin R.S.O Kelland Mrs. 6 Stratton terrace, Truro withen road, Penzance Johns Mrs. South street, St. Austell KellettH.Egloshayle,WadebridgeR.S.O Jenkin James, I Bond street, Redruth Johns NicholasReed,sRichmnd.hl.Truro KelleyRichd.Tideford,St.GermansR.S.O Jenkin Jn. Fras. Clarernont rd.Redruth Johns Samuel, 6 Symon's ter. Redruth Kellow John, Tregonissey ho. St. Austell Jenkin Miss, 4 Dunstanville ter. Falmtb Johns Samuel Martin, Goldsithney,Per- Kellow Miss, Tregonissey cot. St. Austell Jenkin Mrs. 2 Albert terrace, Torpoint, ran-Uthnoe, Marazion R. S. 0 Kelly Alfd. Magdala bo.Albert rd.Saltash Devon port J ohns Simon, Egloshayle road, Eglos- Kelly Miss, Dean place, Liskeard Jenkin :Mrs. Commercial road, Hayle hayle, Wadebridge R.S.O Kelly Mrs. 2 Brunei terrace, Saltash Jenkin Pearse, Trewirgie, Redruth Johns Thomas, Polperro R.S.O Kelly Richard, Town end, Bodmin Jenkin Richard C. Forest. Liskeard Johns Wm. Lemon vil.East end,Redruth KelwayCbas.B.IOLansdowne rd.I<,almth Jenkin Samuel, Clinton road, Redruth Johns Wm. Mount ho. Marazion R.S.O Kelway Geo. 9 Harbour ter. Falmouth Jenkin Silvanus William C.E. IO Dean Johns Wm. Treave, St. Bmyan R.S.O KelynackMrs.Bellevue,Newlyn,Penznce terrace, Liskeard JohnsW.J.Trecara ldg.Edward st.Truro Kemble Mrs. Bodmin hill, Lostwithiel Jenkin Thos. N. Pool, Carn Brea R.S.O JohnsonRev.C.T.38Kimberly.rd.:Falmth Kemm Rev. Thomas, Downderry, St. Jenkin William, 23 Coose lane, Redruth Johnson Geo. Wm. 8 Stratton ter.'fruro Germans R.S.O Jenkin WilliamAifd.7 Dean ter.Liskeard Johnson Mrs. Esplanade, :Fowey R.S.O Kemp John, 5 Belgravia st. Penzance Jenking Nicholas, St. Mawes, Falmouth Johnson Mrs.5 Lansdowne rd.Falmouth Kemp ~Irs. St. Mabyn R.S.O Jenkins Rev. David M. A. Vicarage, Tide- Johnson Mrs. 1 Penlee View terrace, Kemp Mrs. 10 Tamar terrace, Saltash ford, St. Germans R.. S.O Redinnick, Penzance Kemp Robert, 14 Castle street, Truro Jenkins F. Biscovey, Par Station R.S.O Johnson Mrs. Westgate ter. Launceston Kemp Thomas, St. John's terrace, Jenkins George A. The Square, Penryn J ohnston Edward, 91 Fore st. Saltash Devoran R.S.O Jenkins Henry, Tresco, Penzance Johnstone Capt. Pearson Campbell R.N. KempeRev.J.A.M.A.Veryan,Grampnd.Rd Jenkins John, Polruan, Fowey R.S.O Winsor cottage, Bodmin Kempthorne John Buckingham, Nam- Jenkins John, Holly cotttage, Par, Par Jonas Mrs. Mount Lehenver, Newquay pleigh, Cury R.S.O Station R.S.O · Jones Rev. Charles Frederick B. A. 26 Kempehorne Mrs. Callington R.S.O Jenkins John Hy. 14 Tolver pl.Penzance Bowling Green terrace, St.Ives R.S.O Kempthorne William Granville, Trelo­ Jenkins Mrs. Courlands, St. Winnow, .Jones Rev. Edward Douglas, The Vicar- warren street, Camborne Lostwithiel age, Looe East R.S.O Kendall Rev. Francis B.A. Vicarage, Jenkins Robert, II Morrab rd.Penzance Jones Rev. John Balmer 1\I.A. V\carage, Lanlivery, Lostwithiel Jenkins Samuel, IS Castle street, Truro St. Ives R.S.O Kendall Rev. Thomas Samuel K.A. Jenkins SI. Garrison, St.Mary's,Penznce Jones Rev. John Henry, Bohetheric, St. Northernhaye, Launceston Jenkins Thos.Gill, Beacon vils.Cambrne Dominick, St. Mellion R.S.O Kendall Edward Pownoll, Coinage-hall JenkinsWilliam,53Kimberley rd.Falmth Jones Rev. N. Sli.Mary's priory, Bodmin street, Helston Jenkins W.Torleven, Porthleven,Helston Jones George, Hayle terrace, Hayle Kendall Mrs. Bissoe, Perranwell Station Jenkyn Josiab, Ranelagh road, Mount Jones John, 6 Bar terrace, Falmouth R.S.O Charles, St. AusteH .Tones Miss Winter, Sunnyside, Hawkins Kendall Mrs. 4 Kimberley rd. Falmonth Jenkyn Mrs. Halsetown house, Halse- road, Penzance Kendall Mrs. Passage st. Fowey R.S.O town, St. Ives R.S.O Jones Mrs Clinton road, Redruth Kendall Samuel, 36 Lemon l!treet, Truro Jenkyn Mrs.26TheTerrace,St.IvesR.S.O Jones Mrs. 2 North parade, Falmouth Kennedy Lieut. John, The Barracks, Jennings Rev. Henry Richard M.A. 9 Jones Mrs. Port Scatho R.S.O Bodmin Strangways terrace, Truro Jones Mrs. Warfelton house, Saltash Kennerley Joseph Charles J.P. The Jennings John, Roskear villas, Tucking- Jones Mrs. Longueville, West Trevarth Haven, St. Mawes, Falmouth mill, Camborne cottage, Lannarth, Redruth Ker Edward, The Refuge, Lostwithiel Jennings Mrs. IO Morrab pl. Penzance Jones Owen C. M.B. Chapel st.Cambrne Kerby Richard, Meneage street, Helston Jenning-J Mrs. 21 Regent ter. Peuzance Jones Richard, Coose lane, Reuruth Kerby William, I Lemon villas, Truro JenningsRd.H. Trevennr.MarazionR.S.O Jones Roger H.Lower Market st.Penryn KernickJn.M.r8TheTerrace,St.IvesR.S.O Jennings Thomas Haskin, Fern cottage, Jones Samuel,jnn. 7 Coose lane,Redruth Kernick Mrs. 3 Belmont place, Newquay Minster, Boscastle R.S.O Jope Rev. Edwin, Padstow R.S.O Kernick Mrs. 7 Ledrah villas, St. Austell Jennings William, Wadebridge R.S 0 Jordan Misses, 7 Erisey ter. Falmouth Kerr Mrs. Endiang, Fowey R.S.O Jennings William Alfred George, Lorne Jordan Mrs. 20 Middle ter. Falmouth Kerswill John Bedford, Fairfield, St. villa, Port view, tlaltash Jordan Thomas, Leeds town, Hayle Germans R.S.O Jepsen Henry, 8 Albany rd. Falmouth Jorey Mrs. 3 Alexandra terrace, Rich- Kevern Henry, 3 Warfelton ter. Saltash Jepson Wm. M.D. Malvern ho. Saltash mond hill, 'fruro Kevern Jas. T. 16 Regent ter. Penzance Jerome Ernest John, Camelford Jory William, Cusgarne, Gwennap, Key Miss, Cross street, Padstow R.S.O Jerram Charles SamuelliLA. 'fhe Vicar- Perranwell Station R.S.O Key Mrs. Wadebridge R.S.O age, Talland, Polperro R.S.O Jose Chas. Rose bank, Chapel hill,Truro King Capt. Arthur W. Tregunnel house, Jewell Alfred, Fore street, Camborne Jose .John J.P. Mellingey, Perran-Ar- Crantock, Grampound Road Jewell Benjamin Trewhella, ro Corn- worthal, Perranwell Station R.S.O King Canham, 79 Lemon street, Truro wall terrace, Penzance Jose Mrs. Memorial cottage, Porth- King Chas. B. 2I Berkeley vale, :Falmth Jewell Charles Ernest, Crackington leven, Helston King Francis, Churchtown, St. Hilary, haven, Stratton R.8.0 Jose Mrs. Monument place, Helston Marazion R.S.O Jewell Charles W. l'arade, Liskeard Jose Mrs. Northbrook villa, Stratton King Francis, 75 Lemon street, Truro Jewell E. I Green bank,Torpoiut,Devnpt terrace, Falmouth King George, Grant's walk, St. Austell Jewell Jas.2Jubilee cots.Campftds.Truro Juleff John, Crellow, St. Stythians, King Humphrey, Marazion R.S.O Jewell Mrs. Heanton villas, Redruth Perranwell Station R.S.O King Jn. J.P.St.Cyprians,StrattonR.S.O Jewell Mrs. Thornley villas, Roskear, Julian Evan, Hillside, Bridge hill, St. King Miss,The Sanctuary,Stra.ttonR.S.O Tuckingmill, Camborne Columb Major R.S.O King Mrs. 8 Roskear villas, 'fucking- Jewell Mrs.Vogne,St.Day,ScorrierR.S.O Ju1ian James, 74 Lemon street, Truro mill, Ca.mborne Jewell William, Trewen hous~ Lante- Julian James, Perran-Porth R.S.O King Philip, Diddies, Stratton R.S.O glos, Camelford Julian John, 4 Upper Lemon viis. Truro King Saml.T. Rose cot.Culver rd.Saltash JewellWm.Hy.MountCharles,St.Anstell Juleff Chas. Edwd. The llillyers,Bodmn KingWilliam Dinham,Forest.Camelford Jillard Jn.Dart, 4 Warfelton ter.Saltash Julefi David, Meoacuddle st. St. Austell Kingdon Rev. Robert Hawker II.A. Job Rev.John,Strand,St.Mary's,Penznce Juleff John, Penventon terrace,Redruth Whi~tone, Holsworthy .
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    St Winnow Church, Lostwithiel, Cornwall Edited by Adrian Greaves ______

    St Winnow Church, Lostwithiel, Cornwall Edited by Adrian Greaves _______________________________________________________________________________________ During the summer, it was my pleasure to be taken by Society member Tom French and churchwarden Frances Stephens to visit the church of St. Winnow (or more properly, St Winnoc), where Lieutenant Melvill, 24th Regiment, worshipped immediately prior to departing for South Africa. There are both a fine memorial window and plaque dedicated to him. St. Winnow is near Melvill’s home and his parents are buried in the small church cemetery. Although the church address is Lostwithiel, it is on the estuary some four miles south of the village and can be reached by driving down a very narrow lane and ignoring signs stating that the road is unsuitable for motor vehicles. We were lucky and saw no other traffic. The church and memorial are truly delightful and well worth a visit. The church stands on the same piece of ground where probably the oratory of St Winnoc was erected at the end of the 7th Century. Of that building, made of cob (mud and straw) and thatched, nothing remains. In the 12th Century a stone building was erected – the lower courses of the north wall and transept are probably of this date. In the 15th Century, about 1465, the south wall was pulled down and the aisle with the pillars and arches was put up, together with the tower and porch. The roofs are of this date too, except for the chancel, which is a Victorian restoration. There is a wonderful stillness, tranquillity and timelessness about the place, which speaks of centuries of life and worship.