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St Hilary Council School Admissions from 1913 Transcribed from LDS Film No. 1471658 by Karen Duvall Exempt = Exempt from Religious Instruction NoAdmission Surname Given Name DoB YoB ExemptParent/Guardian Address Last School Attendance Cause for Remarks Date Year Surname Forename Attended Last Year Leaving 1608 25‐Aug 1913 STOKESBURY Dorothy 14‐Mar 1900 No STOKESBURY Wm Henry Coastguard Station Pentewan Cl. 27‐Mar 1914 Over 14 Prussia Cove 1576R 22‐Sep 1913 RICHARDS Frederick 01‐May 1901 No RICHARDS Jesse Rosendian Downs Summercourt Cl. 15‐Oct 1913 Nomad 1609 08‐Oct 1913 STEVENS John Henry 19/21 1909 No STEVENS Joseph Relubbus 04‐Aug 1922 Removed to Germoe 1591R 10‐Nov 1913 SYMONS Winnifred 24‐Dec 1908 No SYMONS William Relubbus 20‐Feb 1914 Removed to Plymouth 1610 24‐Nov 1913 SEDGEMAN Jas. Henry 29‐Jul 1908 No SEDGEMAN Edwin Relubbus Moors St Erth First week in school 27‐Jul 1922 1611 12‐Aug 1913 HOSKING Gwendoline 12‐Oct 1906 No HOSKING Kate Relubbus Leedstown Cl. 16‐Dec 1914 Removed to Leedstown 1612 13‐Jan 1914 HYDE Albert Edward 26‐Jun 1902 No HYDE Edwin Trewhella lane Trenode Cl. 02‐Sep 1914 Removed to (?) 1613 13‐Jan 1914 HOCKING William J. 18‐Feb 1908 No HOCKING John Perran Downs Goldsithney Cl. 13‐Apr 1922 Removed to (?) 1614 13‐Jan 1914 HOCKING Leonard 08‐Jan 1909 No HOCKING John Perran Downs Goldsithney Cl. 1576R 03‐Feb 1914 RICHARDS Fredk. 01‐May 1901 No RICHARDS Jesse Rosendian Downs Marazion 06‐Mar 1914 They move from place to place. Seldom remain more than a week in one place 1615 05‐Mar 1914 PEARN Percy 20‐Aug 1904 No PEARN Edwin Trewhella lane Trenode Cl. 16‐Apr 1914 Removed to St Germans 1616 30‐Mar 1914 KITTO Alfred James 28‐Apr 1906 No KITTO Wm. Trevean Goldsithney Cl. 26‐Jul 1920 Over 14 1617 30‐Mar 1914 PETERS Nicholas Norman 26‐Jul 1907 No PETERS Nicholas Goldsithney Goldsithney Cl. 29‐Jul 1921 Over 14 1618 30‐Mar 1914 SAMPSON James 27‐Feb 1907 No SAMPSON Thomas Goldsithney Goldsithney Cl. 1619 30‐Mar 1914 LAITY Redvers James 20‐Oct 1906 No LAITY Zaacheus Falmouth Pkt. Lane Goldsithney Cl. 1620 31‐Mar 1914 STYLES Louis 28‐Jan 1907 No STYLES Wm. John Goldsithney Goldsithney Cl. 28‐Apr 1916 Removed to Falmouth 1621 31‐Mar 1914 WILLIAMS Clifford 04‐Aug 1906 No WILLIAMS Charles Perran Goldsithney Cl. 28‐Oct 1915 Remove to near Truro 1622 31‐Mar 1914 THOMAS Ethel 12‐Jul 1909 No THOMAS Charles Perran Downs First day in school 23‐Jul 1923 1623 20‐Apr 1914 FRIGGENS Doris Mary 22‐Mar 1910 No FRIGGENS Minnie Relubbus First day in school 31‐Mar 1924 14 yrs of age, at home 1624 27‐Apr 1914 SYMONS Wm. Howard 30‐Nov 1908 No SYMONS Edmund Goldsithney First day in school 22‐Dec 1922 Over 14 1625 04‐May 1914 VARKER Iris 06‐Jan 1908 No VARKER Alfred Woodstock First day in school 13‐Sep 1917 Removed to Germoe 1626 04‐May 1914 HOSKING Wm. Edgar 14‐Apr 1909 No HOSKING Matthew Relubbus Lane First day in school 20‐Dec 1921 Removed to Gwinear 1627 12‐May 1914 EADE May 08‐Oct 1908 No EADE Alfred Perran Downs First day in school 22‐Oct 1914 Removed to Ashton, Breage 1628 29‐Jun 1914 VARKER Thos. Alfred 19‐Oct 1908 No VARKER Thos. Alfred Woodstock First day in school 06‐Jun 1917 Removed to Germoe Parish 1629 29‐Jun 1914 KING Jane 02‐Feb 1910 No KING Joseph Relubbus First day in school 19‐Dec 1924 Age limit, over 14 1630 30‐Jun 1914 WHITFORD Sybil 16‐Jun 1908 No WHITFORD James Relubbus First day in school 28‐Jul 1922 Over 14 1631 23‐Jul 1914 MOLLARD Sybil 03‐Apr 1904 No MOLLARD John Relubbus Lane Marazion C. 30‐Jul 1914 Removed to Marazion, gone to Penzance 1632 17‐Aug 1914 LAITY Marjorie 10‐Nov 1908 No LAITY George J. Bostrase First day in school 26‐Jul 1922 Church High Sch. 1633 25‐Aug 1914 RICHARDS May 05‐Mar 1909 No RICHARDS Harry Perran Downs First day in school 1634 25‐Aug 1914 WILLIAMS Gwendoline 16‐Aug 1909 No WILLIAMS Wm. Oats Penberthy Cross First day in school 06‐Aug 1916 Removed to Marazion 1635 05‐Oct 1914 CREBO Reginald Mildren 22‐Aug 1909 No CREBO Wm. Charles Plaingwarry First day in school 03‐Aug 1923 Over 14 1636 06‐Oct 1914 RICHARDS Minnie Dulcie 04‐Dec 1905 No RICHARDS John James Halamanning Camel's Head 15‐Jun 1916 Removed to Devonport Devonport 1637 19‐Oct 1914 STEVENS Walter 12‐Mar 1910 No STEVENS Thos. Hy. Gears First day in school 16‐Apr 1924 14 yrs of Age (farm work) 1638 14‐Jan 1915 TREWHELLA Kathrine Lavinia 19‐Jan 1911 No TREWHELLA William Virginia Cottage St First day in school 25‐Jul 1924 To attend Penzance County Sch. Hilary 1639 26‐Jan 1915 ROWE Hilda 03‐Dec 1909 No ROWE William James Halamanning First day in school 17‐Dec 1923 1410R 02‐Oct 1915 JILBERT Joseph 28‐Feb 1901 No JILBERT Edith A. Goldsithney 26‐Feb 1915 Over 14 (farm work) 1591R 22‐Feb 1915 SYMONS Winnifred 24‐Dec 1908 No SYMONS William Relubbus St. Mary's N Pz. 09‐Mar 1915 Removed to Goldsithney 1640 03‐Mar 1915 EADE Percival 07‐Dec 1909 No EADE Joseph Perran Downs First day in school 17‐Dec 1923 Removed to S Wales 1641 09‐Mar 1915 THOMAS Wm. John 06‐Mar 1908 No THOMAS John Passmore Bunker's Hill St. Hilary ?‐‐‐ 15‐Apr 1919 Removed to Newlyn Passmore NoAdmission Surname Given Name DoB YoB ExemptParent/Guardian Address Last School Attendance Cause for Remarks Date Year Surname Forename Attended Last Year Leaving 1642 22‐Mar 1915 REYNOLDS Agatha 25‐Sep 1903 No REYNOLDS Henry Trewhella Lane St. Marazion Girls C. 01‐Jul 1915 Removed to Marazion Hilary 1643 06‐Apr 1915 KEAST Harwin 13‐Feb 1908 No KEAST Richard Goldsithney Goldsithney Cl. 13‐Apr 1922 Over 14 1644 06‐Apr 1915 GILBERT Bertie 29‐Sep 1907 No GILBERT Sidney Goldsithney Goldsithney Cl. 1645 06‐Apr 1915 SEMMENS Leonard 13‐Jan 1908 No SEMMENS John Goldsithney Goldsithney Cl. 23‐Sep 1921 14 in January 1922 1646 06‐Apr 1915 LAITY Major 07‐Sep 1907 No LAITY John Trevabyn Goldsithney Cl. 1647 06‐Apr 1915 BERRYMAN Walter 28‐Sep 1907 No BERRYMAN Wm. Hy. ??? Goldsithney Goldsithney Cl. 23‐Dec 1921 Over 14 1648 06‐Apr 1915 HOCKING Alfred James Major 05‐Sep 1909 No HOCKING Alfred Jas. Penberthy Farm First day in school 30‐Jul 1923 Over 14 1649 06‐Apr 1915 HOCKING Miriam 02‐Nov 1910 No HOCKING Alfred Jas. Penberthy Farm First day in school 19‐Dec 1924 14 yrs of age 1650 08‐Apr 1915 THOMAS Owen Ralph 14‐Jun 1910 No THOMAS Robert Relubbus First day in school 01‐Jul 1915 Removed to Par 1651 12‐Apr 1915 SEARLE John James 18‐Oct 1909 No SEARLE Richard Hy. Rosendian St. Hilary First day in school 14‐Dec 1923 14 yrs of age 1652 19‐Apr 1915 VARKER Kenneth 16‐Apr 1910 No VARKER Alfred Woodstock First day in school 13‐Sep 1917 Removed to Germoe 1653 19‐Apr 1915 ALLEN Edith Honor 13‐Apr 1910 No ALLEN Thomas Relubbus Lane St. First day in school 15‐Apr 1924 14 yrs of age, at home Hilary 1654 19‐Apr 1915 JAMES Olive 25‐Jan 1910 No JAMES Andrew David Belvedere First day in school 01‐Apr 1924 Age limit, at home 1655 26‐Apr 1915 GILBERT Carrie 24‐Apr 1910 No GILBERT Sidney Goldsithney First day in school 17‐Apr 1924 Age limit, at home 1656 29‐Apr 1915 CHASTON Stanley Edward 20‐Jun 1902 No CHASTON Susie Perran Hardwood Rd London 04‐May 1915 Returned to London, present 8 Geo. times only 1657 03‐May 1915 SKEWES Elsie 17‐May 1910 No SKEWES Richard Hy. Sunny Corner St. Hilary First day in school 02‐Apr 1924 Age limit 1658 31‐May 1915 ROGERS Ada 25‐Feb 1910 No ROGERS Richard B. Perran Downs First day in school 08‐Apr 1924 Age limit, at home 1659 07‐Jun 1915 NOAD Florence May 02‐Jan 1910 No NOAD Wm. John Prussia Cove First day in school 30‐May 1919 Removed to Dublin 1660 07‐Jun 1915 LEMIN Sarah 05‐Jul 1910 No LEMIN Halamanning First day in school 21‐Dec 1917 1628R 07‐Jun 1915 VARKER Thos. Alfd. 19‐Oct 1908 No VARKER Thos. Alfd. Woodstock Germoe Cl 1661 21‐Jun 1915 WARREN Herbert 16‐Aug 1901 No MOLLARD Trewhella Farm Madron U30‐Jul 1915 14 yrs of age, during the holiday, engaged in farm work 1662 16‐Aug 1915 PALK Margaret 28‐Mar 1905 No PALK Elizabeth Duke's Plot Ludgvan C15‐Sep 1916 Removed to Ludgvan Perranuthonoe 1663 16‐Aug 1915 PALK Edwin 18‐Oct 1906 No PALK Elizabeth Duke's Plot Ludgvan C15‐Sep 1916 Removed to Ludgvan Perranuthonoe 1664 16‐Aug 1915 PALK Daniel 25‐Dec 1909 No PALK Elizabeth Duke's Plot Ludgvan C15‐Sep 1916 Removed to Ludgvan Perranuthonoe 1665 16‐Aug 1915 PALK john 18‐Jul 1910 No PALK Elizabeth Duke's Plot Ludgvan C15‐Sep 1916 Removed to Ludgvan Perranuthonoe 1666 16‐Aug 1915 SAMPSON Major 08‐Jun 1910 No SAMPSON Thomas Plaingwarry St. Hilary First week in school 22‐Jul 1924 Age limit. 1667 16‐Aug 1915 JENKIN Harold 05‐Feb 1910 No JENKIN Albert Trescoe Breage First week in school 17‐Apr 1924 14 yrs of age, gone to work (farm) 1668 16‐Aug 1915 HOSKING John Douglas 04‐Aug 1911 No HOSKING John Francis Relubbus Lane St.
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