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Post by tracy on Dec 18, 2011 15:06:15 GMT -5
I have just moved to St Just.
I am happy to go grave hopping in St Just and email pictures of graves.
Hope this helps someone.
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Post by myghaelangof on Dec 19, 2011 6:39:19 GMT -5
Pleased to see you have joined our forum Tracy. I'm a two or three times a year visitor to St Just, therefore no grave-hopping for me, but I'm sure your offer will be much appreciated by others. I've been hovering over whether to move to Chapel Street, but for now I'm remaining in sunny Notts. Good hunting Mike
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Post by tracy on Dec 19, 2011 17:10:17 GMT -5
St Just seems a lovely community, we are moving into our property on Xmas Eve, it's been a long time in the renovating.
As you know, our Midlands money does not travel very well coming down here, so we had to buy something that needed doing up to make our money stretch.
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Post by joycd on Feb 29, 2012 19:08:49 GMT -5
hoping you can help me with my with my White 3rd great grandparents date of death as I have their date of burials and was wondering if there are headstones. both buried in St Just in Penwith. Elizabeth A White was buried 10 july 1798 & John White was buried 6 dec1877. Nicholas White buried april 1826 his wife Mary --
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Post by philappledorebond on Apr 17, 2012 22:08:45 GMT -5
Hello Tracy, I am looking for Eliza Grenfell Bond (husband Thomas) and knowledge of any Appledore graves in St. Just. Eliza died about 1880 and Thomas, 1863. I have had a great time finding family in Cornwall and many lived in St Just. I hope to visit at some point probaly not til 2013/4. With Google maps I've seen where some lived over in New Downs and Fore St. St Just looks like such a lovely town. I live in the US. Thank you! Phillip Bond
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Post by white on Apr 18, 2012 8:15:54 GMT -5
Phillip. Go to the site, Cornwall opc. From this,Eliza Bondl buried 5 july1880, of Churchtown,aged 80. No sign of Thomas (as yet) Thomas Bond married Eliza Grenfell 11 jan 1843 at Paul. Thomas was a Mariner, Father Richard a Fisherman. Eliza'sFather Pascoe Grenfell deceased. Witnesses Paul Tonkin Bond and James Richards. Have a lot of info on the Grenfells so willlook further for you. RW
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Post by philappledorebond on Apr 18, 2012 8:55:55 GMT -5
Thank you, Cornwall OPC is helpful, everything in one place. Over the years, I've found family going back several generations in St Just, Newlyn, Madron and Gulval. OPC helped me take the family back one more generation. With Google maps I found the St Just cemetary by the town hall and am hoping Appledore and Bond headstones have survived... I'm looking forward to making a trip to Cornwall. What a lovely area!
Phillip
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