Cornish Home and Commercial pages with great information :

• Cornwall Cam - by Charles Winpenny - don't miss these "up to the minute" photos
• 1 and All- Cornwall on the Web - by Sue & Richard Barnicoat
• St.Agnes Chamber of Commerce - includes a map.
• Illogan Parish Churches - by Revd Mike Kippax. Go to his "Records" section for genealogy.
• Helston History - by Graham Matthews.
• West Penwith Resources - by Rick Parsons.
• Stone & Quarry Men of the West Country - by Joan Taber.
• Kernow's West Penwith Genealogy - by Jim Thompson.
• Cornish Pioneers of Bendigo - by Leanne Lloyd
• Cornwall On Line - by Ian Richards
• Cornwall-One and All - by Marcia Rothman - Onen Hag Oll Stories, History, Cures, Cornish Dialect, etc.
• Family History Online - this is the service a number of Family History Societies , including the Cornwall Family History Society have chosen to put their records online.
• English Origins - the chosen service of The Society of Genealogists for their records.
• Family Research Link - complete searchable index of the Civil Registrations Records from 1837 to 2001. Pay per view.
• Deer Creek School - Nevada City California - History & People
• Alan's Place - by Alan Richards
• Truro Diocesan Guild of Ringers - bell ringers &  recommended pubs
• Brian Jelbert's Home Page - he also has some great Cornish Songs
• Cornish Pubs - now these people know their ales...
• Colby Mining Page - I just have to add this page here as well as under mining, as if you haven't checked it out, you are missing some great cultural and historical clues for your genealogy research. For example, part of their timeline:
  1829 Patent for tin bearings for machinery, which allowed faster running. This opened more market for tin.
  1830 Cholera outbreaks in Cornwall. Population reduction.
  1838 Tin coinage abolished.
  1840 Potato crop fails. Famine threatens.
  1849 Gold discovered in California. Emigration of miners because Cornwall was a pool of great skill. Emigration agents targetted the area.
• TREMBATH - by Jean Ashfield. Jean's page acts as a 'clearing house' for TREMBATH researchers. If you are researching this surname, you should check in with her.
• OzEmail Home Page - by John Symonds

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