CORNISH FOLK IN NEW YORK – 1911-1913 Table of Contents The Cornish Telegraph, 19 October 1911 .................................................................................. 1 The Cornishman, 19 October 1911 ............................................................................................ 2 The Cornishman, 16 November 1911......................................................................................... 2 The Cornishman, 14 December 1911......................................................................................... 3 The Cornishman, 18 July 1912................................................................................................... 4 The Cornishman, 8 August 1912 ................................................................................................ 5 The Cornishman, 12 September 1912........................................................................................ 7 The Cornish Guardian, 8 August 1913 ....................................................................................... 9 The Cornishman, 14 August 1913 .............................................................................................. 9 The Cornishman, 4 September 1913........................................................................................ 10 The Cornish Telegraph, 19 October 1911 (Penzance, Cornwall) CORNISH FOLK IN NEW YORK. The following were staying at Mr. John T. Blake's Star Hotel, New York, on October 3rd, either coming from home to the States, or returning to England; Mrs. A. Maddern, from Bisbee, Arizona, to Penzance; J. Gall, from Hayle to Chicago; Richard Trebilcock, from Terry, S.D. to Newquay; James H. Dennis, from Terry, S.D. to Camborne; Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Williams, from Camborne to Chariton, Ia.; Mrs. Polkinhorn, from Butte, Mont., to St. Austell; Mrs. Rundle and child, from Butte to St. Austell; James Kneebone, from Butte to Camborne; Mrs. H. Barnes, from Porchester, Mass, to Penzance; W. S. Edwards, from Penzance to Akron, Ohio; W. J. Berryman, from Penzance to Hancock, Mich.; Josiah Drew, from St. Austell, to Hancock, Mich.; Albert Matta, from St. Austell to Hancock, Mich.; Sidney Turner, from St. Austell to Hancock, Mich.; Percy Drew, from Fowey to Hancock, Mich.; Henry S. Pearce, from St. Austell to Hancock, Mich.; Eddie Huddey, from St. Austell to Hancock, Mich.; Frank Jacobs, from St. Austell to Hancock, Mich.; Samuel Pearce, from St. Austell to Hancock, Mich.; Miss Annie Bassett, from St. Austell to Houghton, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Philip Littlejohn, from Morenci, Ariz., to Gunnislake; John H. Yelland, from Hancock, Mich., to Roche; John Borchell, from San Francisco to St. Austell; Peter Wills, from Hayle to Mauchchunk, Pa.; John Oliver, from St. Blazey to Chicago, Ill.; G. C. Trewern, from St. Blazey to Grass Valley, Cal.; Jos. F. Trewren, from St. Blazey to San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Richards, from Hayle to Los Angeles, Cal.; Mrs. Catherine James, from Hayle to Los Angeles, Cal.; CORNISH FOLK IN NEW YORK – 1911-1913 Miss Winnifred James, from Hayle to Los Angeles, Cal.; Harry Trenoweth, from Akron, Ohio, to Mousehole; George Rowe, from Camborne to Pa.; J. F. Cliff, from Concord, N.H., to Mousehole; B. Ivey, from Helston to Hancock; E. Grigg, from Whitemoor to Negaunee; W. Murley, from Heamoor to Akron, Ohio; W. Richards, from Penzance to Akron, Ohio; T. J. Cox, from Penzance to Akron, Ohio. ======================================================================== The Cornishman, 19 October 1911 (Penzance, Cornwall) PENZANCE. […] The following Cornish folk left New York on Saturday, October 7th, for their homes in Cornwall, on the White Star steamship "Majestic," arriving at Plymouth on Saturday, 14th October: Mr. F. Pascoe, Penzance; Mr. G. Hocking, Penzance; Mr. S. Thomas, Redruth; Mr. R. P. Dunn, Penzance; Mr. Richardson, Looe; Mr. Chapman, Liskeard; Mr. and Mrs. George Reynolds, Penzance; Mr. and Mrs. King and daughter, Doublebois. ======================================================================== The Cornishman, 16 November 1911 (Penzance, Cornwall) CORNISH FOLK IN NEW YORK. The following recently stayed at Mr. John T. Blake's Star Hotel, New York, either coming from home to the States, or returning to England; Mr. Sib Richards, from Akron, Ohio, has gone to his home at Newlyn for the winter; Mr. R. C. Jenkins has gone on a visit to Mousehole after 4 1/2 years in Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Vigus and daughter, after spending 9 years in Nevada, returned to their home, Truro; Cornwall, at which place they stayed 4 years, but could not settle down, so they have returned to Los Angles; Mrs. Polkinhorn and family from Illogan, Redruth, have gone to join her husband, in Montana, (Butte City); Miss L. Trenoweth, from Devonport, has gone out to be married to the Rev. A. C. J. Kellow, in Primrose, Nebraska; Mr. T. W. Rea, from Albany to Penzance; Mr. Samuel White, of Chester, Mass, formerly of Redruth, on a week's visit to New York; Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Pond, from Cleveland, Ohio, to St. Austell; Thos. Hawkey, from Pelamar, Idaho, to St. Austell; Archie Mitchell, Stanbough, Mich., to St. Agnes; CORNISH FOLK IN NEW YORK – 1911-1913 Henry Laity, Mrs. Frank Laity and Cecil Pascoe, from Philadelphia came in to meet Mr. Frank Laity, who was returning from a six months' trip to Redruth; Rev. G. White from Scranton, Pa, came to N.Y. to meet his intended sister-in-law who was coming from Redruth, and see her safely on the train to Minnesota; Geo. and John Parsons, from St. Austell to Colfax, Iowa; Jas. Luke, from Redruth to Sacramento, Cal.; William Brewer and Percy Brewer from St. Issey to Cobalt, Ont.; J. Arthur Smith, from Troon to Stockton, Cal.; Norman Hocking, from Redruth to Globe, Ariz.; George Cahart, St. Issey, to Cobalt, Ont.; J. Arthur Bennetts, from Camborne to Grass Valley, Cal.; Miss Saunders, from Stoke to Scranton, Pa.; Mrs. and Miss Paull, from a visit to Cornwall of six months, on their way to Butte, Mont.; Mr. Samuel Holman and Son, from Cornwall to Butte City, Mont.; Edwin Gilbert and J. Willey, Helston, to Detroit, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Ray and family, from Chicago to Bodmin; P. S. Gouge, from St. Austell to Marquette, Mich.; T. Stracey, St. Austell to Michigan; William J. Ede, Liskeard, to Globe, Arizona; William Stansbury, from Ispheming to Truro; Mr. J. Olds, from Ispheming to Truro; Fred Knight, to Globe, Arizona; Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Bray, from Stewart to Bodmin; Ernest Chapman and William J. Trewillyan, from Redruth to Globe, Arizona; Mrs. Elizabeth Trehair, from S.W. to Michigan; Wiliam J. Pascoe, from Camborne to Calumet; Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Jeffery, from Heamoor to Cleveland; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Perkin, from St. Ives to Calumet; Miss M. A. Thomas, from St. Ives to Calumet; Mr. J. Rickard, from St. Austell to Park City, Utah; Mrs. Gabel, from Redruth to Butte City; Miss Bennetts, from Redruth to Butte City, to be married to Mr. James Griggs; Mr. and Mrs. John Donahue, after spending nine months at their native place, St. Agnes, Cornwall, has returned to New York en route for Bisbee, Arizona. While on the steamer coming out, Mrs. Donahue was taken ill, and on arrival at New York had to be taken in a conveyance to the Star Hotel and medical assistance sent for. We are pleased to say she is improving, but will be staying at the Star Hotel until she is able to travel. ======================================================================== The Cornishman, 14 December 1911 (Penzance, Cornwall) CORNISH FOLK IN NEW YORK. The following Cornish guests recently stayed at the Star Hotel, New York: — Mr. A. Richards, Mr. Joe Martin, and Mr. Jim Smale, having spent four years in Ouray, Colo., have returned to their homes, St. Dominic, Cornwall, with the intention of staying the winter. Mr. Yelland and Mr. Burt, after spending three years in Michigan, have gone on a visit to their homes, St. Austell. Mr. Cole, after a year in Lead City, Lawrence County, has gone to Summercourt, Cornwall, for the winter. CORNISH FOLK IN NEW YORK – 1911-1913 Mr. William Warren, after six years in various parts of the union, has gone to his home, St. Just, Cornwall, for three months. Mr. H. Polmear, after six years in Lake Superior, has gone to Port Isaac, North Cornwall. Mrs. James, after 17 years in Butte City, has returned to her native home, St. Just, Cornwall, for the winter. Mrs. Beckerleg, after three years in Akron, has returned to Newlyn, Penzance. ======================================================================== The Cornishman, 18 July 1912 (Penzance, Cornwall) CORNISH FOLK IN NEW YORK. The following is a list of the Cornish folk to passed through New York, and stayed at Blake's Star Hotel: — Mrs. Harris, from Morenci to Callington; Mrs. James Bennetts, from Morenci, Arizona, to Callington; Mr. and Mrs. Smith, from Butte, Mont., to Callington; James Stephens, from Butte, Montana, to St. Cleer, Liskeard; William Ayers, from Butte, Montana, to Gunnislake; John H. Menadue, from Vulcan, Mich., to Callestick; R. T. Jones, from Vulcan, Mich., to Latchley, near Gunnislake; Mrs. Breton and two children, from Central City, Col., to St. Austell; Albert Knight, from Los. Angeles, to Redruth; William Trethewey, from St. Austell to Mexico; F. Clark, from St. Austell, to Globe, Ariz.; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Tucker, from St. Austell to Los Angeles; Frank Kelly, from St. Austell to Grass Valley, Cal.; Arthur Mugford, from St. Austell to Lead City, S.D., Lewis Morcom, from St. Austell to Lead City, S.D.; David Hawke, from Newquay to Jersey City; William Carter,