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    Mrs Emma Veal(e)

    Mrs Emma Veal(e) died at her residence, 17 Princes Street, St Just on Sunday, February 11, 1906. Amongst her mourners were her son, James, her sister, Mrs W. Hutchens, nieces, Misses C. and M. Hutchens, and nephew, Mr F. Hutchens. Two sons, Rd. Veal and W. Veal were living in Tamarack...
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    The Cornish emigrated everywhere right? And we all have Cornish ancestors!

    I have been researching the family of my daughter's boyfriend; I knew I was in trouble when I realised that one arm had come from St Just in Penwith, Cornwall. Having done a few generations I decided to check my husband's tree for some of the names: the big lad's grandmother's ancestors came...
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    Was there an epidemic in St Just in Sep 1776?

    I have a couple buried on the same day: 14 Sep 1776 in St Just in Penwith. Their names were Lewis Champen/Champion and his wife Alice nee Wallis. Previously when I found more than one person dying about the same time in a family I have checked on a web site detailling epidemics but I can't see...
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