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24 Fam Level1 RefNoDigitaDescription Allerton 6166 Collection of material to do with the family Allerton. Allerton/Stevenson family tree. Photo Gordon Allerton after he had joined the Navy in 1914. This would probably have been taken in Lowestoft. Gordon was one of fifteen children and had 6 brothers, 5 of whom joined the Navy at the same time. Somehow word reached the King and his private secretary sent a letter on the King's behalf praising the family. All 6 sons survived the war. Information from grandson John Wilson. 6377 Collection of biographical material about Gordon Greystone Allerton born 13/11/1890 Lowestoft, died 16/11/1973 Penzance. [1] Photo of 2 Victorian women. Probably his wife Georgina's mother Mary Pentreath (nee Tonkin) Stevenson b1859 and her mother, Eliza nee James, b1841. This photo is on the cover of Mark Penrose's book 'How to be Proper Cornish'. [2] Marriage certificate. Married Georgina Stephenson 12/3/1918 [3] & [4] 2 photos of The Old Company’s boat shed Lowestoft. [5] Death certificate 1973. 6407 Collection of photos about the Allerton Family. [1] Ruth age 3 years at Grandma’s with Aunt Lottie b1896. [2] Georgina Allerton née Stevenson with one of her children. 15 years on back. S. Pier in background. Steamer in bay. [3] Ruth in fancy dress with pram. [4]This large photo looking down at fish being landed at Lowestoft show an Allerton, if not Gordon one of his brothers, at the stern of the boat. Also 3 unidentified photos. Mark Penrose Collection 6411 Collection of material about career of Gordon Greystone Allerton born 13/11/1890 Lowestoft, died 16/11/1973 Penzance. Collection of certificates of discharge: in 1907 from LT 1059 Spearmint; in 1908 from LT 63 Sussex County; in 1910 and 1911 from LT 1053 Alfred; on 28/1/1914 from LT 528 West Anglia; on 28/1/1914 from LT 1171 Redwald.2 certificates of competency 13/2/1914 and 17/2/1914. Royal Naval Reserve service and discharge certificate 18/1/1918-17/1/1920. Identity card 1/12/1945. Angove 5589 Ancestors of Margaret Angove b10/10/1943 Appleby 7076 Photo of Cedric John Appleby, Gwas Uthnor, Servant of Utno. Gorsedd name. 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 10 November 2018 Page 1 of 58 Level1 RefNoDigitaDescription 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 2334 Descendants of John Barnes b1783. Report for Stephemn Barnes 1807-1881. 4966 Memories of childhood in Newlyn by Tom Barnes. Written for book Newlyn at Play. Barron 253 Joseph Giles 'Joe' Barron who started the newsagents shop in thje Square, Street-an-Nowan 3280 Collection of Poems by Dave Baron. Photos of DB taken when he was interviewed for the Sensory Trust Project, 2017 (see 6273). 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. 1505 Gravestone of Richard Bath 1842-1912 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 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 auxiliaries 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 10 November 2018 Page 2 of 58 Level1 RefNoDigitaDescription 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. Family trees of Ben G Batten 1912- 1999 1134 Letter from Ben Batten Snr to Ben Batten Jnr about the Pilchard Industry c1931 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. Also version sent to Joy in 2003. 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. 2723 Collection of artefacts associated with Ben G Batten 1912-1999. Artefact filed in Box 24 Family B. 2735 Collection of artefacts associated with Phyllis Joyce White née Batten. Book presented to PB by Centenary Methodist Sunday School on the occasion of her leaving for college 1942. Signatures of John Laity, James White in front. Betty White on cover. Filed in Box 24 Family B. 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 5630 Offprint. Ben Batten, Walk Newlyn with me, nd. 5655 Transcript of an interview with Ben Batten (1912-1999), Tape B 'Methodism'. From Batten Family Papers 5770 Benny Batten, Leavings. Poem sent to Douglas Williams by Benny Batten, 4/7/2004 with letter. 6051 Collection of material about Mark Benjamin 'Benny' James Batten 6127 Collection of material about Mrs Phyllis Batten.Tickets of membership of the Methodist Church, 1974. 6380 Transcript of an interview with Ben Batten (1912-1999). Tape B 'Policing in Newlyn'. From Batten Family Papers 6383 Transcript of an interview with Ben Batten (1912-1999). Tape A 'Newlyn Bucca'. From Batten Family Papers. 6428 Collection of pictures about Ben Batten (1890-1941), wife Philis Glasson (1891-1974) and their four children. 6999 Collection of material related to the death of Benjamin Green Batten 1890-1941. Lost at Sea in fishing Boat Dashing Spray. Obituaries. Account of the day of BGB's death from daughter Phyllis. Memorial service. 7000 Photo of Benjamin Green Batten 1890-1941 in navel uniform (WW1).Other material related to war service. Authority to wear war medal for the mercantile Marine. Certificates of discharge. 7001 Collection of biographical material for Benjamin Green Batten 1890-1941. Exercise book dated 1904. Letters. 7002 Photo of crew of a fishing boat. Benjamin Green Batten 3rd from left. 7003 National Rationing Weekly Seaman's Ration Book. BG Batten, 80 Fore St Newlyn. Vessel Dashing Spray.
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