Index to Illustrations

Title

Badger Baiting Sett,

Branwell Home in Penzance, The

Coifs (Gooks)

County Court building, Redruth,

Copperhouse Slag Blocks,

Cross,

Donkey Shays,

Fowey, Dolphin Houses

Fowey, Dolphin Houses

Fowey, 9, South Street

Fowey, Houses at

Fowey, "Noahs Ark"

Gallery of Old Newquay

Godolphin,

Gook, A

Helston, Folk Museum

Ice Works at Dozmary Pool, Alturnon

Lovett, William, Memorial Plaque

Maps:

     1. Maker, Fortifications

     2. Maker, Fortifications

     3. Phillack, Parish

     4. Post Routes before 1825

     5. Stithians Parish, 1664

     6. Turn Pike Roads

2 = 241

3 = 121

4 = 428

5 = 25

6 = 429

"New Road", St. Clements, Truro

Occazinney Cross, Alturnon

"Old Vestry", Phillack Church, The

Polmear Alms Houses,

Postmarks, some used before 1840

Postmarks, some used after 1840

Poundstock Gildhouse

R.A.F. St. Mawgan Shackletons

R.A.F. St. Mawgan Nimrod

R.A.F. St Mawgan Canberra

Rees, edgar

St. Ives Museum

Saltash's Port View, The Lodge

Trevassack Manor, Hayle

Troy One-Design Class Boats

Wheal Martyn Museum, Site Plan

Woodley Cross, Lanivet

Index to Contributors

Angoce, R.

Very Old, very perculiar sayings known to St. Ives,

Appleby, C.J.

A week in West Cornwall,

Appleby, C.J.

Captain John Vivian and the "Little Catherine" 1813,

Ashworth, R.C.B.

A short history of R.A.F. St. Mawgan,

Barreb, J.

William Lovett (1800-1877),

Bizley, Mrs. A.C.

F. Rilstone,

Bodman, Janet

A man to remember,

Brent, A..

The Arthurian Legend in Brittany,

Budd, Mrs. M.

Churchwarden's Account's for the church of Poundstock from 1770,

Budd, Mrs. M.

Cornish Funeral, A,

Budd, Mrs. M.

Medieval Guildhouse, Poundstock,

Budd, Mrs. M. and Proudfoot, W.

Whalesborough,

Car Albanek, (L.R. Moir)

An Car Kernewek,

Carter, D. R. 

The Troy One-Design Class Boats,

Cowls, B.

Cornwall in Tasmania,

Cuddy, Mrs. M.

St Just in Penwith,

Edwards, J.G.

Piracy, sacriledge, murder and a ghost - Poundstock in a tirbulent age,

Fisher, M.H.

A Voluntary Cornishman,

Fowler, Prof. D.C.

Notes on John Trevisa,

Fudge, Mrs. C.

Aspects of form in the Cornish Ordinalia,

Gardner, M.

A port in a storm,

Gilles, R.H.C.

Porth was once a busy port,

Glanville, G.

Cotehele House and the Edgcumbe Family,

Glasson, A.W.

Some Cornish Donkeys,

Green, Major H.

Mount Edgcumbe Country Park,

Guernier, B.

Team Work and Local History - Part 1. The Face of Fowey,

Guernier, B.

Team Work and Local History - Part 2. The People of Fowey,

Harris, Mrs. L.B.

A House in my area and changes it has seen.

Hawke, Mrs. K.

Movin' weth tha Times,

Hearle, D.

The Hearles of West Looe,

Henderson, Miss. M.

Ancient Crosses of Cornwall,

Hirst, Miss. R.P.

A Gallery of Old Newquay,

Hodge, H.R.

An ice works at Dozmary Pool, Alturnun,

Hooper, E.G.R.

An Pryeryn Ha'n Pys,

Hooper, E.G.R.

An Vran Ha'n Lowarn,

Hooper, E.G.R.

Cornish Coif (Gook), The

Hooper, E.G.R.

Cornish of William Rowe, The

Hooper, E.G.R.

From the Gwavas Papers,

Hooper, E.G.R.

La FontaineL Lyver11, nyver 2,

Hooper, E.G.R.

Merther Place Names in Cornwall, 

Hosier, Miss, F. A. 

Kilkhampton,

Hosier, Miss, F. A. 

Launcells,

Hosier, Miss, F. A. 

Morwenstow,

Hosier, Miss, F. A. 

North Tamerton,

Hosier, Miss, F. A. 

Werrington,

Hosier, Miss, F. A. 

Whitstone,

Howlett, S.

The Presidents Message,

Hynd, Mrs J.

Very old, very peculiar sayings known to St. Ives,

James, Mrs. B.

Choir Owten,

Jewell, H. 

Half a Century for Penzance

Kelynack. Miss. J.

Dialect Notes,

Kelynack, Miss. J.

Down to the sea,

King, Miss. G.

Ching Family of Launceston, The

King, Miss. G.

Industry Past and Present

Launder, R.J.

The Four Fishermen of Falmouth,

Laws, P.

A journey by rail from Plymouth to Gunnislake,

Ledbury, Mrs. D.E.K.

Cornwall Buildings Preservation Trust,

Long, P.R.

A cornish Maritime History Source,

Marsh, Angela, M.

Gooks,

Martin, E.A.

The Householders of the Parish of Stithians in 1614,

Miners, H.

Golden Jubilee of the Gorsedd,

Miners, H.

Gorsedd, 1978,

Miners, H.

The Presidents Message,

Michell, F. (Ed. L.R. Moir)

James Dryden Hosken,

Mitchell, Miss, J.V.

The Lanyons of Lanyon Madron,

Mordon, see Nance, R.

Murrin, T. H. 

John and Walter Borlase,

Murrin, T. H.

Notes on the Hain steamship Company,

Murrin, T. H.

Under the Badge of a White Eagle, The Godolphins,

Nance, R. (Mordon)

Carol Canoryon Nos. 

Nicholls Mrs. D. de L.

A Badger Baiting Sett,

Nicholls Mrs. D. de L.

An Estate Account Book 1623 - 1696,

Nicholls Mrs. D. de L.

Some Aspects of Cocking,

Nicolls, S. E. 

Saltash's Port View,

Nieuwold, Mrs. M.

Edgar Rees - Good Friend,

Noall, C. 

The Making of a Museum,

Oldham, miss. L. and Richards Miss. S.

The Bramwell Home in Penzance,

Olsen, C.

The "New Road" and Kiggon Pond,

Orchard, L.C.J.

John trevisa c.1340 - 1402,

Padel, O.J.

Bolventor, Pennycomequick & Dunheved,

Pascoe, W. H.

Loggans, a history of transport,

Pearson, A.

Redruth County Court,

Paynter, W. H. 

Gleanings from an old Cornish Guide,

Penter, Mrs, H. E. 

Farming in the Roseland,

Philbrick, Miss. M.E.

The Postal History of Cornwall,

Part 1. before 1840

Part 2, after 1840

Part 2.  499

Pollard, Jane

The Golden jubilee of Penryn and Falmouth Old Cornwall Society, 

Prisk, Margurite

At the little museum of Looe.

Prisk, Margurite

Trespass,

Proudfoot, W and Budd Mrs. M.

Whalesborough,

Quance, M. B. 

A Calculated Risk,

Richards, J.

Bygone Polruan - as I remember,

Richards, Miss. S. and Oldham, Miss L.

The Branwell Home in Penzance,

Shepherd, F.W.

The Cornwall Garden Society,

Sheppard, P.

Maker Fortifications,

Sheppard, P 

Wringford, a picket post in Rame,

Simmonds, Lt. Cdr. A. E.,  M.B.E., R.N.

Helston Folk Museum,

Smallshaw, Judith.

Castle an Dinas

Smallshaw, Judith.

King Arthur's Hall on Bodmin Moor,

Snell, A.

An Veyn Coth,

Stengelhofen, J.

Wheal Martyn: A museum for the China Clay Industry,

Sullivan, B.

Trevassack Manor, hayle,

Sullivan, B.

The Slag Blocks of Hayle,

Sullivan, B.

Where to?

Symonds, W. M. 

Three "Technical" Terms,

Tangye, M.

Deodand in the Manor of Tehidy, Tehidy,

Tangye, M.

The Varied Features of Carn Brea, Illogan,

Treadway, B. I. 

Mullion Cove,

Treneer, Anne,

Fancy not knowing,

Trevanion, D. 

Australia's Little Cornwall.

Trewin, Demelza, (Mrs. K. Hawke)

Movin' Weth tha Times,

West Beryl, (Mrs. B. James)

The Summons,

C.A. (L.R.Moir)

Celtic and other surnames in Cornwall,

C.A. (L.R.Moir)

Children's Walking Song,

C.A. (L.R.Moir)

Echo from Glastonbury,

C.A. (L.R.Moir)

Foolish Jan,

C.A. (L.R.Moir)

Going Home,

C.A. (L.R.Moir)

Trek across the Neck,

L.R.M. (L.R.Moir)

Hucca's Moor, a Cornish classic,

L.R.M. (L.R.Moir)

Notes on Deep down,

E.G.R.H. (E.G.R. Hooper)

Gwryans an Bys,

Index to Book Reviews

An Old Cornish Town, (L.E. Long)

Ancestors, Journal of the Genealogical Society of Victoria, (Australia),

Annuls of an Ancient Cornish Town - Notes on the History of Redruth, (F. Mitchell)

Antiquities, Historical and Monumental of the County of Cornwall (W. Borlase). Reprint,

The Black Prince, Lord of Restormal, (Mrs D. deL. Nicholls), 

Bodmin Riding, (Mrs Pat Munn),

Caradon and Looe, (M.J. Messenger),

The Cassiterides, My Lovely Islands, (L. Hargreaves),

A Celtic Tomorrow, (Dr. James Whetter)

Cornish Archaeology No. 2.

A Cornish Farmers Diary (James Stevens ed. P.A.S. Pool) 

Cornish is Fun, (R.Gendall),

Cornish Methodist Historical Association, Journal of

Cornish Names for Cornish Homes, (Chrysten Fudge),

Cornish Saying, Superstitions and Remedies, (Mr. K. Hawke) 

Cornish Short Stories, (ed. Denys Val Baker),

Cornwall in the 17th Century, (Dr James Whetter),

Daughter of Wyedean and Kernow, (J.M. Stonham)

Dolcoath, Queen of Cornish Mines, (T. R. Harris),

Down Memory Lane and Further, ( Rita Cowling)

The Elfords, (Mrs. Laura Elford),

English Tin Production and Trade before 1550, (J. Hatcher), 

Feock in the 19th Century, part 2, (Feock Local History Group)

The Flora of Cornwall, (ed. Dr. L.C. Frost), 

Folksongs of Britain and Ireland, (ed. Peter Kennedy)

Four Christmas Carols, (arranged by S. Nicholas),

Fruits of Indolence, (W. Orchard),

Gorseth Kernow, The First Fifty Years, (H. Miners),

The History of the Town and Borough of Penzance, (PAS Pool),

Robert Hunt F.R.S., ( A. Pearson)

The Importance of Being Cornish in Cornwall, (C. Thomas),

Introducing Bodmin, the Cornish Capital, (Mrs. Pat Munn),

Journal of the Trevithick Society, (ed. J. Strngelhofen),

Language and History in Cornwall, (Dr. Martyn Wakelin),

Lanteglos by Fowey with Polruan and Bodinnick, (N.A. Akland and R.M. Druce)

Laws of the Stannaries of Cornwall, 

Lenlyver Ber, (Bishop of Truro's Advisory Group on Services in Cornish),

Lyver an Pymp. Marthus Seleven, (Morton Nance)

Lyver Henwhethlow (Gwas Cadoc)

Mines and Miners of Cornwall, Index to Volumes 1-16, 

Old Cornwall Societies, what they are and what they are doing,

Our School Days by the Sea, (ed. Rachel Roskilly and Pat Harvey),

Passyon agan Arluth, (ed. E.G.R. Hooper),

Place Names of West Penwith, (PAS Pool)

Reminiscences of Penzance, (GC Boaze, ed. PAS Pool),

St. Budoc, a short study of an ancient parish, (Budock Parish history Group),

St. Hillary, The Church on the Hill, (Mrs E. Coward)

The Search for Silver, Cornish Miners in Mexico 1824 - 1947, (Dr. A.C. Todd),

Sketch of the life of William West C.E. of Tredenham,

Special Bibliography No.2, Medieval Cornish Drama, (Institute of Cornish Studies)

The Story of the Bristol Cornish, (H. Miners)

This is our Life, ( J. Hosking)

The Town Book Series,

Trevisa of Berkley, (Canon E. Gethyn Jones),

Truro; Pydar Street and high Cross Area, (Truro Building and Research Group),

Trystan hag Ysolt, parts 17 and 18, ( D. Watkins - Carer Brynyon),

Vicar in Sea Boots, (A. Tregelles),

Voyage into Cornwall's Past, (N. Tangye)

A Walk arounf Kynance, (R. Butts),

What to look for in Cornish Churches, (Canon H. Miles Brown),

Contributions in Cornish

Carol Canoryon Nos,

Childrens Walking Song,

Collect de Yow Pask,

Cor Kernewek, An

Echo from Glastonbury,

Going home,

La Fontaine Fable 2 Livre 1,

La Fontaine Lyver 2 nyver 2,

Pryeryn Ha'n Pys, An

Veyn coth, An

Cornish Language

Arthurian legend in Brittany, Notes to the 

Celtic and other surnames in Cornwall,

Classes in the cornish language 1974 - 75,

Cornish Ordinalia, Aspects of form in the,

Gwavas Papers, From the,

Gwyrans on Bys, 

Onomatopoeic words,

William Rowe, the Cornish of,

Cornish Crosses

Occazinney Cross, Altarnon,

Fentongollan, Terew (Newquay) and Phillack,

Tregoad Cross,

Woodley Cross, Lanivet,

Cornish Reminiscences

bygone Polruan,

Donkeys, Some cornish,

Down to the Sea,

Farming in Roseland,

A House in my area and changes it has seen,

A Man to Remember,

Porth was once a busy port,

Rees Edgar,

Rilstone, F.

Dialect & Brevities

Choir Owten,

Cornish Language Classes 1974 - 5,

Cornish Maritime History Source,

Dialect from Miss J. Kelynack's Notes,

Fancy not knowing,

From the Gwavas Papers, 

Gooks,

Gwryans an bys,

Quis Custodiet,

Movin' weth the times,

Three "Technical" Terms,

The Summons,

Vert old, very perculiar sayings known to St. ives,

Where to?

Legends

Arthurian Legend in Brittany,

Giant Bolster, (Carn Brea, Illogan),

Mining

China clay,

Quarrying on Carn Brea,

Slag Blocks,

Subsidences,

Tin "find", St Ives Harbour,

Tin Production before 1550,

Tin Streaming, Carn Brea,

Old Cornwall Societies

Hayle,

Launceston,

Liskeard,

Looe,

Lostwithiel,

Madron,

Mousehole,

Penryn & Falmouth,

Penzance,

Porthleven,

Secretaries,

Truro,

Persons

Borlase, John & Walter,

Branwell,

Ching Family of Launceston,

Edgcumbe Family, the,

Godolphins, the

Harpur, Caldwell,

Hearles of West Looe, The,

Hosken, James Dryden,

Lanyons of Lanyon, Madron, The

Lovett, William, (1800 - 1877)

Rees Edgar,

Rilstone, F.

St. Aubyn, Sir John,

Trevisa, John,

Place Names

Arthurian legend in Brittany,

Bolventor, Pennycomequick,  Dunheved,

Merther Place Names in Cornwall,

St Just in Penwith,

Places

Altarnon

Australia

Brittany

Carn Brea, Illogan,

Cotehele,

Delancey, Lostwithiel,

Dozmary Pool, Altarnun,

Falmouth

Fowey,

Hayle,

Kilkhampton,

Lanivet,

Lanlivery,

Launcells,

Launceston,

Loggans, Hayle,

Looe, Tregoad Cross,

Maker,

Morwenstow,

Mount Edgcumbe,

Newquay, 

"New Road" and Kiggon Pond,

North Tamerton,

Pelyn,

Penzance,

Polruan,

Poundstock,

Porth,

Redruth.

Roseland,

Saltash,

St. Ives,

St. just in Penwith,

Stithians,

Tasmania,

Tregoad,

Trevassack Manor,

Werrington,

Whalesborough,

Wheal Martyn,

Whitstone,

Wringford,

Poetry

An cor Kernewek,

An preyeryn ha'n pys,

An veyn coth,

An vran ha'n lowarn

At the little museum of Looe,

Carol Canoryan, nos,

Castle an Dinas,

Childrens Walking Song,

Choir Owten,

Echo from Glastonbury,

Foolish Jan,

Going Home, 

Hosken, James Dryden,

King Arthurs Hall on Bodmin Moor,

La Fontaine: Lyver11, nyver 2,

Litter,

Mullion Cove,

Night,

Trek across the neck,

The Zennor Mermaid,