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Corn\\. All. Trevalga DIRECTORY.] CORN\\. ALL. TREVALGA. 1289 money order & telegraph office. Postal orders are issued Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Dunn, mistress; Miss Rose Gartrell, here, but not paid infants' mistress WALL LETTER Box, Ramsgate, cleared at 9·45 a. m. & 3·45 .BoLENOWE is a hamlet, I~ miles east. Here is a Wesleyan p.m chapel. CONDURROW hamlet is I! miles east, and has a The school for boys & girls, founded & endowed by the late Primitive Methodist chapel, seating rso persons, and a Mrs. Percival, has been taken down & the endowment Wesleyan chapel. - - transferred to Camborne National school TROON or TREWOON is a village three-quarters of a mile Board School, 'froon, under the Camborne School Board, ! north-by-east; there are Wesleyan and Free Methodist built in 1875, for 300 children; average attendance, 8S chapels; at Plantation, near Troon, is another Wesleyan boys, mo girls & 89 infants: John Toy Morshead, master; chapel. Treslothan. Condurrow. Berryman John, joiner & builder Berryman William Henry, omnibus Bull Rev. George Tippet B. A. Vicarage· Dunn John, Condurrow Rule Hannah (Miss), shopkeeper proprietor & coal dealer Pendarves William Cole B.A., D.L., J.P. Camborne UnionistAssociation (branch) Pendarves Rule James, farmer Simmons John, jun. farmer (John Prideaux, sec) COl\IMERCIAL. Sims Thomas, farmer Carter Thomas, shopkeeper Bath Charles, farmer, Gear farm Sims William Arthur, auctioneer, Davey Thomas, farmer Cheffers Wm. farmer, Vellynsaundry valuer, surveyor, house, estate & Dennis John, farmer, Chicarn Edw!lrds David, farmer, Ramsgate commission agent ; dealer in corn,· Dennis Sarah (Miss), shopkeeper Eva Thomas Henry, farmer, Killevose forage, manures, seeds & implements Eva Samuel, farmer, Croft Mitchell Gerrans John, farmer, Boswyn of all kinds Holm an Ann (Mrs.), grocer Hart John, farmer, Knave-go-by South Condurrow Tin & Copper Mine Jenkin James, farmer, Croft Mitchell Hart John, jun. gardener to W. C. ( R. H. Pike & Son, pursers ; William Jenkin William John, builder Pendarves esq . Rich, manager; William Thomas & Kendall Louisa (Mrs.), shopkeeper James Benjamin, fa...,rmmer, Tolcarne John Frederick Rich, agents) Morshead John Toy, clerk to the burial Jarnes Peter, farmer, Boswyn Wheal Grenville Tin Mines (Charles board . King John, farmer, Tolcarne Frederick Bishop, manager; James Pascoe Elizabeth (Miss), milliner Pendray J ames, farmer, Chytodden Negus, purser; Joseph Hosking & Pearce Peter, farmer, Pellutes Richards William, shovel & pick handle Stephen Williams, captains) Pengelly Richard, shoe maker maker, Gibraltar saw mills Polkinghorn Francis, wheelwright Rodda John Thomas, steward toW. C. Troon. Prideaux James Arthur, stationer Pendarves esq Hosking Joseph Rowe J ames .Benjamin, Greenville Arms Sims Thomas, farmer, Carnwynnen Rule James P.H. & farmer Tripp Thos.hind to W. C. Pendarves esq Rule Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Vivian William, farmer, Stennack COMMERCIAL_ Post office Adams Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper Temby Edward, draper Ball Susan (Mrs.), shopkeeper Temby James, farmer, Croft Mitchell Bolenowe. Basanko Edwd. Marks, tinplate worker Thomas William, blacksmith Berryman Samuel, shopkeeper Basteon Matthew, butcher Trebilcock Mark, shopkeeper Rowe Joseph, farmer Basteon Richard, shoe maker Treslnthan Cemetery (J. 'f. Morshead, Simmons John, farmer Bennetts Susan (Mrs.), grocer clerk to the burial board) Stoneman John, farmer Bennetts W illiam, farmer, Laity Trevithick Annie (Miss), milliner Thomas Henry, shopkeeper & farmer Berriman Edwin, greengrocer Trevithick William, carpenter Treglown Ursula(Mrs.),farmr.&shpkpr Berryman Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper Varker Jane Charity (Mrs.), shopkpr Vial John, farmer Berryman James, butcher Webster .1.\lary Jane (Miss), grocer TRESMERE, or 'fRESMEF.R, is a parish and village, situ- the gift of the Lord Chancellor, and held since 1879 by the ated on the river Altery, north of the old road from Lann- Rev. Henry Matthias Attwood Serjeant, of Queens' College, ceston to Camelford and on the Devonshire border of the Cambridge. Here is a Bible Christian chapel. On Tresmere county, with a station on the Launceston and Wadebridge Down is an ancient tumulus. Ralph Baron Rogers esq. section of the London and South Western railway, 7 miles Mr. Ambrose Reed and Miss Pearse, of Launceston, are west-by-north from Launceston, in the North Eastern chief landowners. The soil is dark loam; the subsoil is division of the county, north division of the hundred of East, slate and clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley and oats. petty sessional division of East North, Launceston union The acreage is 1,490; rateable value, £1,034; the popu­ and county court district, rural deanery of Trigg Major, lation in r8gr was 184. archdeaconry of Bodmin and diocese of Truro. The church Letters through Egloskerry R.S.O. arrive at 8 a. m. <>f St. Nicholas, or St. Winwolaus, is a building of stone in Launceston is the nearest money order office; telegraph at the Early English style, consisting of chancel, nave, south the railway station porch and a weRtern tower with pinnacles, containing 3 bells, WALL LETTER Box, Railway station, cleared at . 5 a. m. only one of which is now used : the chancel retains its week days only 9 4 piscina and the font is Norman : the church, with the exception of the tower, was entirely rebuilt in 1 sso, at a WALL LETTER Box, Three Hammers, cleared about 4 p.m cost of £8so, and has 70 sittings. The register of baptisms This place is included in the Warbstow United ~chool Board dates from the year r62s; marriages, rs74; burials, r675; district, formed May 28, I87S there are records on the registers of the Rev. John Wesley Board School, Three Hammers (mixed), erected in 1879, at having preached here in I7.f.S, 1748, I7SO and 1751. The a cost of l,r,ooo, for 89 children; average attendance, so; living is a vicarage, average, tithe rent-charge £93, gross Edward Davies, master; Mrs. Edward Davies, mistress yearly value £u3, with residence and 17 acres of glebe, in RAILWAY STATION, William Stacey, station master Serjeant Rev.Henry Matthias Attwood, I Fry Samuel, farmer, Grimshole Pulkingborne John, shopkeeper & coal Vicarage Gimblett William, farmer, Helson &e. dealer COMMERCIAL. Johns William, farmer, Trew Reed Ambrose, farmer & landowner Bate William, farmer, Splatt 1 Kittow John Martin, farmer Rogers Jn.miller (water),Treglum mill Brookham Amos, blacksmith Matthew Thos. farmer, Church town Rowe William, blacksmith & shop- Chapman James, farmer, Treburtle j Parsons George, farmer keeper, Splatt Frayn John, farmer Piper Edmund, farmer, North 'fregear Wickett Alfred, farmer, Lant' end TREVALGA is a parish and village, about 4~ miles the rocky surface of which terminates in a sharp peak about from Camelford station (opened August, 1893), on the 300 feet above the sea. The parish church of St. Petrock is new branch of the South Western railway from Laun- an ancient building of stone, in the Transition Norman, ceston to Wadebridge, 6 north-west from Camelford, 20 Early English and Perpendicular styles, consisting of chan­ north from Bodmin and 20 west of Launceston, in the eel with north transept or chapel, nave, south porch and North Eastern division of the county, hundred and petty an embattled western tower of three stages, diminishing sessional division of Lesnewtb, Camelford union and county towards the top and containing 3 bells, the first of which is court district, rural deanery of 'frigg Minor, archdeaconry undated; the otber two were cast respectively in 1756 and of Bodmin and diocese of Truro ; it stands on the shore of I773 : the transeptal chapel retains a piscina and a hagio­ the Bristol Ch'lnnel, which here rises with bold and lofty scope, and at the easttend is a bracket ; the walls are covered stone cliffs without beach or strand sheer ont of the waves with ornamental work in colour of the 13th century: the that dash ceaselessly against them. Tbis coast, which is, font, :of local greenstone, is circular, and dates from the perhaps, the most grandly picturesque in the north of Corn- Norman period: there are some carved bench ends: the wall, has adjacent to it se,•eral rocky islands, the haunt of chancel has memorials to the Toil"ehane family (I7go-r842), countless sea birds, the most remarkable being Long Island, and to James May, rector, d. Oct. n, 1832; in the chapel .
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