Surnames starting with letter B
Babein, Joseph; French prisioner in Redruth 1793 ; [5]57
Backhouse, Hannah C.; Quaker meeting 1790 ; [5]55
Bacon, Phanuel (Dr); owned manor of Treleigh ; [5]16
Bagnold, T.M.; mining commissioner 1825 ; [13]146
Bagot, C.H.; mineral discovery Kapunda 1842 ; [15]19
Bagot, C.H.; mining syndicate S.Australia 1845 ; [15]20
Bagot, Charles; youngest son of C.H.Bagot ; [15]19
Bagot, Charles; bought land Kapunda 1843 ; [16]33
Bailey, (Mr); constable West Cornwall Railway 1852 ; [5]140
Bailey, C.J.; public health inspector Penzance 1973 ; [1]145
Bailey, C.J.; Chief Public Health Inspector 1974 ; [1]277
Bain, D.; master Redruth Grammar School 1806 ; [5]65
Bain, D.W. (Mrs); Coffee Tavern stone laid 1879 ; [5]180
Bain, David Wise; partner in bank 1879 ; [5]47
Bain, Richard; copper business in Swansea 1862 ; [11]19
Bain, F.D.; gave land for playing field 1917 ; [5]214
Bainsmith, Bruce; old count house Wheal Speed 1960 ; [8]86
Bake, Robert; owned Delabole slate quarry 1826 ; [13]155
Baker, Cyril; architect 1938 ; [1]203
Baker, Cyril; architect 1949 ; [1]204
Baker, John; removed from town Penzance 1817 ; [1]273
Balfour, William (Sir); parliament cavalry commander 1644 ; [2]69
Ball, Thomas; lead mine agent Melindwr 1851 census ; [18]325
Ballment, Robert; plan drawn of manor of Redruth 1794 ; [5]25
Ballment, Robert; drew map shows manor of Redruth 1764 ; [5]60
Bamfield, R.H.; mining committe Wheal Margaret 1873 ; [8]25
Bamfield, R.H.; chairman Wheal Providence 1879 ; [8]51
Banbury, Richard; inhabitant Redruth 1739 ; [5]33
Banfield, John; mayor Penzance 1903 ; [1]282
Banfield, William; paid for water diverted 1799 ; [5]63
Bankes, Henry; daughter marries Visc. Falmouth 1810 ; [13]15
Baragwanha, Michael; money due for work on mine shaft 1758 ; [12]77
Baragwanha, Michael; money due for work on stems 1758 ; [12]78
Baragwanath, Eliza Mrs; landlady The Sloop Inn - St Ives 1899 ; [14]165
Baragwanath, John D.; born St Ives - MLA for S.Australia ; [16]59
Baragwaneth, John; released from bastardy charge 1811 ; [13]22
Barbery, Ann; in Melindwr in 1861 census ; [18]326
Barbery, Michael; in Melindwr in 1861 census ; [18]326
Barclay, Alexander; presented to, living of St Allen 153 ; [19]152
Barclay, Alexander; preached at St Germans' priory 1538 ; [19]182
Barens, Nicholas; pay for fixing Wheal Dipper whim 1758 ; [12]78
Barham, D.; Masonic lodge in Redruth 1858 ; [5]150
Baring-Gould, Sabine; lecturer 1889 ; [5]189
Barkla, J.; manager Yelta mine Moonta ; [15]41
Barkla, James; mine manager Moonta 1864 ; [15]48
Barkla, James; mine captain at Moonta ; [16]69
Barkle, Harriet; character at St Agnes - end 1800's ; [9]122
Barkle, Harriet; wore men's clothes-died 1898 age 69 ; [14]161
Barlow, William T.; mayor Saltash 1789 ; [5]54
Barnes, Jonathan; found guilty of stealing oats 1811 ; [13]24
Barnet, John; baker in Redruth 1823 ; [5]88
Barnett, A.K.; exhibited telephone 1877 ; [5]176
Barnett, Andrew; Penzance mayor died April 1914 ; [1]167
Barnett, Andrew K.; Penzance mayor 1906-1913 ; [1]282
Barrat, John; secretary Wheal Reeth 1864 ; [6]14
Barrat, John; from St Austell ; [10]24
Barrett, Horace; chairman St Ives Consolidated 1907 ; [12]45
Barrett, John; attacked near Comfort, Gwennap 1821 ; [13]114
Barrett, Richard; charged with murder-offerd pardon1799 ; [4]91
Barrett, Richard; description of accused 1799 ; [4]92
Barrett, Roger; a leader/prayer book revolution 154 ; [19]264
Barrett, Roger; signed rebellion Articles 1549 ; [19]269
Barrett, Roger; a 'stirrer' in prayer book rebellion ; [19]284
Barrett, William; Flamank's bother-in-law/pardoned 1500 ; [19]138
Barrington, Daines; antiquarian 1777 ; [2]76
Barron, C.; engineer North Cornwall Railway 1891 ; [14]119
Barrow, John; a 'stirrer' in prayer book rebellion ; [19]284
Bartle, (Mr); butcher Redruth 1840 ; [5]118
Bartle, Annie; married John Shovill, Camborne 1880 ; [14]83
Bartle, Sarah; matron of hospital Camborne 1885 ; [14]83
Bartlett, John; inspector weights Lostwithiel 1879 ; [14]43
Basset, (family); arms displayed in Redruth church 1756 ; [5]42
Basset, (family); Tehidy mansion sold 1915 ; [5]213
Basset, (family); Trevenson mine 1740's ; [7]22
Basset, (Lady); Formation of Abstinence Society 1838 ; [5]114
Basset, (Lady); road from Redruth to Hayle 1839 ; [5]115
Basset, (Lady); listed as gentry 1844 ; [5]124
Basset, (Lady); supplied hot soup to miners 1844 ; [5]126
Basset, (Lady); annual Christmas bounty 1851 ; [5]137
Basset, (Lady); deny right to ground under clock 1853 ; [5]140
Basset, (Miss); building chapel of ease 1828 ; [5]99
Basset, (Mr); Christmas charity 1757 ; [5]45
Basset, (Mr); railway line from Poldice 1809 ; [5]72
Basset, (Mr); grand gala at Tehidy Park 1856 ; [5]149
Basset, (Mr); gifts to building St Andrews 1883 ; [5]183
Basset, (Mrs); offer to pay for study 1866 ; [5]165
Basset, (Mrs); presented communion plate 1883 ; [5]183
Basset, (Mrs); Redruth women's hospital opened 1890 ; [5]191
Basset, Ann; maid of honour to Jane Seymour c1515 ; [19]87
Basset, Arthur; 17th birthday 1890 ; [5]192
Basset, Arthur (Sir); surrendered St Michael's Mount 1646 ; [17]92
Basset, Arthur (Sir); surrendered St Michael's Mount 1646 ; [17]164
Basset, Arthur (Sir); to Exeter for Xmas 1576 ; [19]427
Basset, Arthur Francis; coming of age festivities 1894 ; [5]200
Basset, Arthur Francis; illuminated address to traders 1898 ; [5]203
Basset, Arthur Francis; president Exhibition Society 1898 ; [5]204
Basset, Arthur Francis; married Rebecca Harriet Buller 1898 ; [14]161
Basset, Frances; lease on Portreath harbour 1846 ; [11]152
Basset, Francis; member of Royal Cornish Regt. 1643 ; [5]24
Basset, Francis; left money for Charity School 1722 ; [5]30
Basset, Francis; assigned tin bounds to J.Collins 1754 ; [5]39
Basset, Francis; lord of the manor 1787 ; [5]54
Basset, Francis; made coach road from Tehidy 1775 ; [5]66
Basset, Francis; making dock & rail at Portreath 1760 ; [9]112
Basset, Francis; railway at Portreath ; [9]113
Basset, Francis; St Michael's Mount in Civil War 1646 ; [9]148
Basset, Francis; quay at Portreath 1713 ; [11]127
Basset, Francis; making harbour at Portreath 1760 ; [11]129
Basset, Francis; tramroad celebrations 1809 ; [11]134
Basset, Francis (Sir); confined to house in Cornwall 1611 ; [5]23
Basset, Francis (Sir); widow claims money ex Charles II(1651 ; [5]25
Basset, Francis (Sir); patron of friends of liberty 1793 ; [5]57
Basset, Francis (Sir); listed for church rates 1797 ; [5]59
Basset, Francis (Sir); apartments in Carn Brea Castle 1795 ; [5]61
Basset, Francis (Sir); shareholder in Portreath rail 1806 ; [11]132
Basset, G.L.; owns 16,969 acres of land 1873 ; [5]173
Basset, G.L.; Butchers Market rebuilt 1877 ; [5]176
Basset, G.L.; Mr Gustavus Lambart's funeral 1888 ; [5]188
Basset, G.L.; new lease on Dolcoath 1883 ; [11]156
Basset, G.L.; renewal of Dolcoath lease 1883 ; [14]68
Basset, Henrietta; wife of John Basset 1860 ; [10]99
Bassett, J.F.; rent for Tolskithy mine stamps 1858 ; [5]149
Basset, James; MP for Devon 1554 ; [19]303
Basset, John; indenture for rent in Redruth 1405 ; [5]19
Basset, John; blowing house in Redruth 1656 ; [5]25
Basset, John; petition re Friday's market 1660 ; [5]26
Basset, John; Rector Redruth 1784 ; [5]40
Basset, John; built Carn Brea castle, 15th century ; [5]85
Basset, John; named mine after his wife 1860 ; [10]99
Basset, John; owns blowing house 1656 ; [11]68
Basset, John (Sir); built Carn Brea castle, 15th century ; [5]21
Basset, John Pendarves; owns land round the glebe 1727 ; [5]31
Basset, John Pendarves; dispute over dam in stream 1738 ; [5]33
Basset, Lawrence (Sir); patron of the parish 1277 ; [5]17
Basset, Margaret; wife of William Basset 1379 ; [5]19
Basset, Thomas; heir a minor 1362 ; [5]18
Basset, William; charter roll for a market 1334 ; [5]18
Basset, William; licence for service in chapel 1379 ; [5]19
Basset, William; charter granted for market 1564 ; [5]22
Bassett (Supt); policeman 1896 ; [1]165
Bassett, Francis; loyalist sheriff 1643 ; [2]69
Bassett, Francis; indicted for stealing sheep 1815 ; [13]56
Bassett, Thomas; carpenter at Roche ; [9]119
Bassett, William; acquired seat of Tedintone 1140 ; [5]16
Bastard, William; tobacconist 1695 ; [1]41
Bastian, James; merchant Truro 1832 ; [13]226
Bastin, Edward; chemist & druggist 1844 ; [5]124
Bastin, Edward; chemist & druggist 1847 ; [5]132
Bastin, Edward; Quaker Sunday school established 1854 ; [5]143
Bastin, Edward; druggist & grocer 1856 ; [5]145
Bastion, Edward; grocer & tea dealer 1844 ; [5]125
Bastion, J.; chemist & grocer 1854 ; [5]141
Bastion, R; shoemaker 1854 ; [5]142
Bastion, Sampson; owned slate quarry in SA 1841 ; [16]32
Bastion, Thomas; in Melindwr in 1841 census ; [18]323
Baston, Emma; in Melindwr in 1851 census ; [18]324
Baston, John; in Melindwr in 1851 census ; [18]324
Baston, Susanah; in Melindwr in 1851 census ; [18]324
Baston, Susanah; in Melindwr in 1861 census ; [18]326
Baston, Susanah; in Melindwr in 1871 census ; [18]327
Baston, Thomas; in Melindwr in 1841 census ; [18]323
Bates, Leonard; land speculator/Launceston 1552 ; [19]298
Bath, Edwin; tailor 1854 ; [5]142
Bath, Edwin; tailor 1856 ; [5]145
Bath, Henry; re compaint noxious vapours 1823 ; [13]127
Bath, Henry; Methodist minister S. Australia ; [16]98
Batten, (Mr); timber yard in Penzance 1883 ; [1]159
Batten, (Mr); sold gunpowder 1791 ; [1]254
Batten, (Mr); assistance - fishermen's widows 1817 ; [1]270
Batten, (Mr); re Corporation elections 1817 ; [1]274
Batten, Benjamin; built house Chapel St Penzance 1840 ; [1]188
Batten, Henry (Rev); built Church of St Paul 1843 ; [1]188
Batten, John B.; councillor Penzance 1973 ; [1]145
Batten, John B.; signed Corporation accounts 1792 ; [1]251
Batten, John B.; signed Corporation accounts 1793 ; [1]256
Batten, John B.; Penzance councillor 1974 ; [1]276
Batten, N; Corporation expenses 1792 ; [1]252
Batten, John; stannary officer 1739 ; [1]73
Batten, John; unpublished account of Penzance 1805 ; [1]93
Batten, John; trustee 1776 ; [1]100
Batten, John; opened first bank in Penzance 1797 ; [1]123
Batten, John; alderman, merchant & banker 1833 ; [1]125
Batten, John; elected to new council 1836 ; [1]129
Batten, John; published pamphlet 1868 ; [1]133
Batten, John; subscription for town defence 1793 ; [1]253
Batten, John; money to buy army waistcoats 1793 ; [1]255
Batten, John; re election of aldermen 1792 ; [1]274
Batten, John; mayor Penzance 1793-1813 ; [1]281
Batten, John; landowner St Just United mine 1864 ; [6]19
Batten, John; purser Wheal Reeth 1846 ; [8]68
Batten, John jnr.; stannary supervisor 1739 ; [11]77
Batten, John; managing blowing house abt 1750 ; [11]78
Batten, John jnr.; merchant 1833 ; [1]125
Batten, John jnr.; councillor 1793 ; [1]256
Batten, John jnr.; mayor Penzance 1789-1807 ; [1]281
Batten, Thomas; of St Ives/fined 12d c1600 ; [19]434
Batts, William; of Cardiff/pirate 1577 ; [19]390
Bawden, A. (Mr); paid for apprehending vagrants 1806 ; [5]58
Bawden, Ann; rates for fish market 1803-4 ; [5]60
Bawden, Edward; manager St Ives Consols ; [12]38
Bawden, Hugh; owned blowing house ; [11]69
Bawden, James; in St Erth's stocks - drunk 1862 ; [9]131
Bawden, Joel; nickname Ryeready 1883 ; [14]68
Bawden, John; paid for foxes 1806 ; [5]58
Bawden, John; rates for stamps 1801-2 ; [5]59
Bawden, John; coffee & eating house 1847 ; [5]132
Bawden, Joseph; owner Cornish Arms 1823 ; [5]88
Bawden, Joseph; nickname Josey Cudler 1883 ; [14]68
Bawden, Matthew; engineer 1879 ; [14]42
Bawden, Nicholas; of St Mabyn/seminary priest 1578 ; [19]355
Bawden, Nicholas; considered fugitive from realm 1590 ; [19]369
Bawden, Stephen; Cornish Inn 1844 ; [5]125
Bawden, Stephen; owner Cornish Inn 1847 ; [5]132
Bawden, Thomas; rates for Plymouth Inn 1793 ; [5]60
Bawden, Thomas Richard; disturbance at Baptist Chapel 1801 ; [5]67
Bawden, William; carrier Redruth to Helston 1844 ; [5]126
Bawden, William; carrier Helston to Redruth 1856 ; [5]149
Bawden, William; nickname Shirten 1883 ; [14]68
Bawden, William; Jesuit priest from St Mabyn ; [19]355
Bawden, William; considered fugitive from realm 1590 ; [19]369
Bawden, William; Cornish Jesuit priest c1620 ; [19]371
Bawden, William; involvement in pirate trade 1570's ; [19]392
Bayley, John; escape from Bodmin gaol 1812 ; [13]33
Bazeley, A.Geoffery; Penzance architect 1953 ; [1]203
Bazeley, William James; mayor of Penzance 1895 ; [1]282
Bazeley, William James; freeman of Penzance 1932 ; [1]284
Beaglehole, Elizabeth; from Helston, buried Moonta S Aust. ; [15]169
Bealbury, John; rebel in prayer book rebellion 1549 ; [19]284
Beales, Ann; died of cholera at Falmouth 1833 ; [13]236
Beard, (Mr); stolen of a brass pan 1816 ; [1]262
Beard, Hugh; present/ordination at Godolphin 1565 ; [19]325
Beard, John; town clerk 1794-1828 ; [1]97
Beard, John; mayor of Penzance 178 ; [1]281
Beard, Joseph; pewterer in Penzance 1731 ; [11]78
Beauchamp, (Mr); pyrites treated on estate 1877 ; [5]175
Beauchamp, E.B.; ceremony to start tram service 1902 ; [5]207
Beauchamp, Geoffrey; proclaimed Henry VII at Bodmin 1483 ; [19]111
Beauchamp, Henry; owned Treeigh in 15th century ; [5]16
Beauchamp, Richard; married daughter of Sir Thos Berkely ; [1]12
Beaufort, Edmund; married da. of Richard Beauchamp ; [1]12
Beckerleg, A. (Alfred); alderman Penzance 1973 ; [1]145
Beckerleg, A. (Alfred); alderman Penzance 1974 ; [1]276
Beckerleg, A. (Alfred); mayor of Penzance 1964-1966 ; [1]283
Becket, John; outlawed for debt 1603 ; [19]377
Becket, Robert; called before Council 1576 ; [19]346
Becket, Robert; condemned for not going to church 157 ; [19]349
Becket, Robert; recusant/spent time in prison c1590 ; [19]369
Becket, Robert; his land in hands of the Crown 1592 ; [19]376
Becket, Robert; died 1603 ; [19]377
Becket, Roger; investigated William Kendall 1532 ; [19]235
Becket, Thomas; condemned for not going to church 157 ; [19]349
Becket, Thomas; recusant/spent time in prison c1590 ; [19]369
Bedford, Delboeuf B.; mayor of Penzance 1854 ; [1]282
Beechman, Alex; member of parliament 1937 ; [1]173
Behenna, William; publican Angel Inn Truro 1825 ; [13]144
Bellman, (Mrs); coffee & eating house 1847 ; [5]132
Bellman, James; eating & coffee house keeper 1844 ; [5]125
Benarth, Betsy; burned as witch at Philleigh ; [9]96
Bene, Robert; letting of Penzance markets 1634 ; [1]222
Benmer, (Mr); presenting coinage petition 1661 ; [1]228
Benmer, (Mr); selling lime 1661 ; [1]229
Benmer, Grace; gave granite font to chapel 1668 ; [1]52
Benmer, Thomas; consecration of chapel 1680 ; [1]53
Benmer, Thomas; supplying lime 1662 ; [1]227
Benmer, Thomas; mayor of Penzance 1664/7 ; [1]279
Benmer, Thomas; mayor of Penzance 1688 ; [1]280
Bennallack, Francis; copper agent 1783 ; [5]53
Bennet, John; mayor of Fowey with contraband 1824 ; [4]77
Bennet, John; hatter buying hat labels 1793 ; [5]57
Bennet, Richard Gully; horse for racing 1822 ; [13]120
Bennet, Robert; dispute over lease title 1828 ; [8]1
Bennett, (Mrs); printing office 1854 ; [5]143
Bennett, A.; supplied poor law book 1854 ; [5]143
Bennett, Absolom; mining character 1840 ; [11]32
Bennett, Ariminte (Mrs; stationer & printer 1856 ; [5]145
Bennett, Ariminte (Mrs; stamp office 1856 ; [5]148
Bennett, Charles; linen & woolen draper 1844 ; [5]125
Bennett, Charles; draper 1847 ; [5]132
Bennett, Israel; manager Kapunda mine S.Australia ; [16]34
Bennett, Israel; managed mines at Mt Perry SA 1872 ; [16]87
Bennett, James; bookseller & printer 1847 ; [5]131
Bennett, James; Provident Life office 1847 ; [5]133
Bennett, James; tailor in Truro 181 ; [13]67
Bennett, Jimmy; local preacher at Moonta Mines ; [15]100
Bennett, John; supplied prayer book to church 1809 ; [5]58
Bennett, John; binding Bible 1809 ; [5]59
Bennett, John; printer from 1802 to 185 ; [5]67
Bennett, John; hat maker 1809 ; [5]73
Bennett, John; book seller & printer 1823 ; [5]88
Bennett, John; book seller & printer 1844 ; [5]124
Bennett, John; County office agent 1844 ; [5]125
Bennett, John; Prvident Life office 1847 ; [5]133
Bennett, John; listed as 'gentry' 1856 ; [5]145
Bennett, John; landowner East St Just mine 1865 ; [6]20
Bennett, John; in Melindwr for 1851 census ; [18]324
Bennett, John; of St Mawgan/fined as recusant 1592 ; [19]376
Bennett, Richard; prohibited holding market 1602 ; [1]29
Bennett, Richard; appointed assistant in Borough 1614 ; [1]216
Bennett, Richard; assistant in first Corporation 1614 ; [1]276
Bennett, Richard; a leader/prayer book revolution 154 ; [19]264
Bennett, Richard; vicar of St Veep 1549 ; [19]284
Bennett, Robert; Colonel in Parliamentary army 1648 ; [1]46
Bennett, Robert; carrier Redruth to Camborne 1844 ; [5]126
Bennett, Robert; purser of Wheal Treloweth 1820 ; [8]88
Bennett, Robert; first purser St Ives Consols ; [12]39
Bennett, Robert; renewing bounds of Bal-Guy 1825 ; [12]74
Bennett, Samuel; ex Camborne > Sydney Herald 1841 ; [16]100
Bennett, William; no one in front of 'locomotive' 1881 ; [14]56
Bennetts; broke prison 1817 ; [1]272
Bennetts, Charles; captain Spearne Moor mine 1864 ; [6]15
Bennetts, Francis; mine agent Trencrom 1862 ; [8]88
Bennetts, H.; killed at St Ives Consols 1826 ; [12]35
Bennetts, James; captain North Levant mine ; [6]16
Bennetts, James Henry; mayor of Penzance 1904-5 ; [1]282
Bennetts, Jack F.W.; mayor of Penzance 1956 ; [1]283
Bennetts, John; tinner of St Just charged 1817 ; [1]271
Bennetts, R.; drowned in New Cathedral mine 1881 ; [14]51
Bennetts, Thomas; captain Spearne Consols 1864 ; [6]14
Bennetts, W.; engineer Hawke's Point Mine 1870 ; [8]9
Bennetts, W.H.; killed Moonta explosion 1878 ; [15]60
Bennitt, John; hatter 1783 ; [5]53
Benny, John; ran away from wife 1799 ; [10]20
Benny, William; built Redruth Wesley Chapel 1826 ; [5]94
Benson, (Bishop); license for chapel of ease 1878 ; [5]44
Benson, Joseph (Rev); a leading Methodist 1795 ; [5]55
Benmer, Thomas; Penzance coinage town charter 1663 ; [1]235
Benson, Thomas; leased island of Lundy 1748 ; [4]12
Bere, Harry; of St Ives/betrothed to Jane Cornish ; [19]434
Beringer, F.F.; attended school Baptist Chapel 1847 ; [5]69
Beringer, F.F.; remembered man in stocks 1841 ; [5]119
Berkeley, (Lord); granted weekly market 1404 ; [1]18
Berkeley, Thos (Sir); died 1417 ; [1]12
Berkerleg, Alfred; Penzance twinned with Cuxhaven 1967 ; [1]178
Berriman, Arthur; farmer near St Ives ; [12]71
Berriman, Henry; license for New West Wheal Reeth 1887 ; [12]102
Berriman, James; farmer 1856 ; [5]145
Berriman, John; saved boy in shaft collapse 1874 ; [12]63
Berriman, Peter; adit stream from Wheal Ayr 1830 ; [12]6
Berriman, William; killed in mine shaft collapse 1874 ; [12]63
Berryman, John; captain of Giew mine 1819 ; [12]81
Berryman, Richard; manager Boscean mine 1864 ; [6]10
Berryman, R.A.; Penzance councillor 1973 ; [1]145
Berryman, R.A.; Penzance councillor 1974 ; [1]276
Berryman, Robert; engineman killed in accident 1853 ; [12]98
Berryman, Sally; Queen of the Fisherwomen 1839 ; [1]137
Berryman, William; local builder 1880 ; [1]195
Beskeen, William; beer retailer 1844 ; [5]125
Beskeen, William; beer retailer 1847 ; [5]131
Best, Edward; trooper of St Wrenn 1646 ; [1]46
Best, J.; magistrate Helston 1894 ; [14]137
Best, John; received pension on dissolution 1555 ; [19]209
Best, Richard; autobiogaphical sketch 1911 ; [16]20
Best, Robert; granted lease 1620 ; [1]226
Bettesworth, John; inherited St Michael Caerhayes 1767 ; [9]146
Betts, Thomas; lease granted 1584 ; [1]17
Bevan, (Miss); copper agent 1783 ; [5]53
Bevan, (Mr); discovered Roman coins 1749 ; [5]37
Bevan, Catherine; leading family in Redruth 1782 ; [5]52
Bevan, Ellen; school in Redruth 1866 ; [5]69
Bevan, Horatio Nelson; assay master 1844 ; [5]124
Bevan, J.W.; subscribed to town clock 1828 ; [5]100
Bevan, John Williams; mine agent Royal Copper Co. 1856 ; [5]145
Bevan, Jane; school in Redruth 1866 ; [5]69
Bevan, John; assay master 1823 ; [5]88
Bevan, John; assay master - copper agent ; [5]124
Bevan, John; rates for assay office 1854 ; [5]143
Bevan, Morgan; assay master 1823 ; [5]88
Bevan, Richard (Dr); will date 4th July 1935 ; [5]219
Bevan, William; assay office 1793 ; [5]60
Bevil, John; named as enemy of new order 1564 ; [19]332
Bevill, John; tomb in church Talland 16th cent. ; [9]162
Bevill, Peter; inherited manor house of Killigarth ; [9]162
Bevill, Richard; gentleman of Budock 1569 ; [19]390
Bews, David; Minister for Education S Aust. ; [15]123
Beynon, G.B.; shares in mine 1870 ; [10]117
Bickford, E.L.T.Harris; articles in The Young Men's Mag. 1880 ; [5]180
Bickford, John Solomon; fuse manufacturer 1850 ; [11]108
Bickford, John Solomon; principal English Arsenic Co. 1865 ; [11]112
Bickford, William; inventor safety fuse - died 1834 ; [13]242
Bickford-Smith, W.; shares in West Eng. Bacon Curing 1892 ; [5]197
Bill, George T.; principall Moonta School of Mines ; [15]144
Billing, Samuel; fisherman Port Isaac 1892 ; [14]127
Billott, Thomas; curate of Penzance 1693 ; [1]53
Binney, Issacher; convicted of stealing at Poldice 1830 ; [13]197
Birch, John; mayor of Penzance 1937-39 ; [1]283
Birch, Lamorna; painter buried Paul 1955 ; [9]87
Bird, A.E.; world champion - footracing ; [15]163
Birt, John; constable of St Veep 1547 ; [19]157
Bishop, Charles F.; captain of East Pool mine 1890 ; [8]84
Bishop, John; vicar of Calstock 1556 ; [19]309
Bishop, Jelbert; paid for timber supplied 1661 ; [1]227
Bishop, Jelbert; paid for rope supplied 1661 ; [1]229
Bishop, William; rates for the house on the Gew 1793 ; [5]59
Bishop, William; died at Cornish Settlement NSW ; [16]40
Blackall, (Bishop); recommended enlarging church 1714 ; [5]29
Blackaller, John; mayor of Exeter 1549 ; [19]269
Blackler, John; drowned in New Cathedral Mine 1881 ; [14]51
Blackler, William; drowned in New Cathedral Mine 1881 ; [14]51
Blackwell, William; smuggling on mail packets 1810 ; [13]17
Blakenpayne, Michael; Cornish poet mid 13th century ; [2]86
Blake, John; builder of Wadebridge 1829 ; [13]188
Blakey, William; elected as Registrar 1653 ; [5]25
Blamey, Joel; flour merchant at Pool 1847 ; [5]129
Blamey, John; actuary 1844 ; [5]124
Blamey, John; bank secretary 1856 ; [5]148
Blamey, Stephen; hatter 1844 ; [5]125
Blatchford, James; miner ex Stoke,Cornwall in S Aust. ; [16]46
Blaunchepes, Gervasius; stole clothing 1303 ; [5]17
Blee, Richard; father of Robert/died 1837 ; [5]136
Blee, Robert; chemist 1827 ; [5]96
Blee, Robert; chemist & druggist 1844 ; [5]124
Blee, Robert; offer to build court room 1848 ; [5]134
Blee, Robert; chemist & druggist 1847 ; [5]132
Blee, Robert; built Town Hall 1850 ; [5]136
Blee, Robert; invents mine safety bucket 1851 ; [5]137
Blee, Robert; quoted in fire report 1851 ; [5]138
Blee, Robert; public health inquiry 1853 ; [5]141
Blee, Robert; chemist 1854 ; [5]142
Blee, Robert; Poor Law rate book 1854 ; [5]143
Blee, Robert; chemist & druggist 1856 ; [5]145
Blewett, George; merchant Penzance 1738 ; [11]73
Blewett, Martha; murdered by William Trewavas 1792 ; [4]39
Bligh, Nicholas; troubled by a ghost 1665 ; [9]158
Bligh, Robert; schoolmaster in Rderuth 1834 ; [5]107
Bligh, William (Capt); missionaries to Tahiti 1791 ; [5]32
Bligh, William (Capt); from Tintern Manor in St Trudy ; [9]153
Bligh, William (Capt); Governor of NSW ; [16]104
Blight, A.; assistant surveyor St Austell 1890 ; [14]113
Blight, Charles; transported to convict hulks 1834 ; [13]239
Blight, J.H.; Borough Surveyor 1938 ; [1]203
Blight, J.H.; Borough Surveyor 1938 ; [1]204
Blight, J.T.; born Redruth/son of Robert Bligh 1834 ; [5]107
Blight, J.T.; author/born 27 Oct 1835 ; [5]110
Blight, John; draper/made coat for prior Mundy c154 ; [19]208
Blight, Joseph; porter dealer & tobacconist 1844 ; [5]126
Blight, Joseph; grocer & tea dealer 1847 ; [5]132
Blight, Joseph; tobacconist 1847 ; [5]133
Blight, Joseph; King's Arms Inn 1854 ; [5]141
Blight, Joseph; King's Arms Inn 1856 ; [5]145
Blight, Robert; schoolmaster 1835 ; [5]110
Blight, Richard; in book for church rates 1801 ; [5]59
Blight, Richard; captain Billia mine 1864 ; [6]22
Blight, Richard; agent Tryingham United Mines 1837 ; [8]96
Blight, William; paid for killing a badger 1793 ; [5]59
Blitz, (Mr); performer 1842 ; [5]120
Blondin, Henry; appearance at Clowance 1889 ; [14]107
Bluet, family; brasses in Colan church 1700's ; [9]22
Bluett, Thomas; rector of St Michael Penkivel 1576 ; [19]357
Boaden, Nicholas; voyage to Australia 1851 ; [10]85
Boase; daughter ill 1662 ; [1]229
Boase, (Dr); customer of tinsmith 1782 ; [5]52
Boase, (Dr); bought goods from Mr Cornish 1782 ; [5]53
Boase, (Dr); constitution for Methodism 1791 ; [5]55
Boase, (Dr); premises destroyed by fire 1837 ; [5]112
Boase, Arthur; commission granted by William IV 1836 ; [1]256
Boase, Catherine; milliner 1823 ; [5]88
Boase, Edward; chairman New West Wheal Reeth 1887 ; [12]102
Boase, Francis; attempted to prohibit festival 1868 ; [1]133
Boase, Francis; openned Guildhall 1867 ; [1]147
Boase, Francis; mayor Penzance 1864,6,7,70,6,80 ; [1]282
Boase, George Clement; published grandfather's diary 1890 ; [1]259
Boase, Henry; kept diary 1816-17 ; [1]95
Boase, Henry; died 1827 ; [1]96
Boase, Henry; autobiography of John Davy ; [1]116
Boase, Henry; treasurer Geological Society ; [1]120
Boase, Henry; treasurer Penzance Library ; [1]121
Boase, Henry; partner Penzance Bank 1797 ; [1]123
Boase, Henry; bought Penzance Union Bank 1823 ; [1]124
Boase, Henry; stop Midsummer Night Bonfires 1817 ; [1]133
Boase, Henry; diary while mayor 1816-17 ; [1]209
Boase, Henry; 1763 - 1827 ; [1]259
Boase, Henry; mayor Penzance 1816 ; [1]281
Boase, Henry Samuel; merchant 1833 ; [1]125
Boase John Josias A; banker appointed Borough Justice 1835 ; [1]128
Boase John Josias A; councillor Penzance 1836 ; [1]129
Boase John Josias A; contributed records ; [1]131
Boase John Josias A; opposed expenditure on pier 1841 ; [1]134
Boase John Josias A; defeated as alderman 1841 ; [1]138
Boase John Josias A; son of Henry Boase ; [1]259
Boase, M.I.; appointed surgeon 1836 ; [5]111
Boase, Matthias John; surgeon 1856 ; [5]145
Boase, Matthias John; 1793-1858 / son of Dr William Boase ; [5]64
Boase, Matthias John; surgeon 1823 ; [5]88
Boase, Matthias John; surgeon 1844 ; [5]125
Boase, Nicholas; farm in Lamorran burned 1820 ; [13]102
Boase, William; doctor in Redruth died 181 ; [5]59
Boase, William; miner North Wheal Grylls 1860 ; [12]143
Boase, William (Dr); helped Wm Murdock experiment ; [5]40
Boase, William (Dr); dispute over church pews 1802 ; [5]64
Bochym, Robert; a 'stirrer' in prayer book rebellion ; [19]284
Bodener, William; fisherman, Mousehole died 1789 ; [2]76
Bodener, William; buried Paul churchyard ; [9]87
Bodilly; flour miller ; [1]159
Bodilly, Frank; Newlyn art colony 1884 ; [3]110
Bodiner, John; miner, killed in fight 1860 ; [9]40
Bodley, John; wealthy merchant of Exeter 1549 ; [19]274
Bodrugan; Yorkist sympathiser c1500 ; [19]85
Bodrugan, Henry (Sir); leapt from Mevagissey cliff ; [9]70
Bodrugan, Henry (Sir); looted & burned Tolverne ; [9]97
Bodrugan, Henry (Sir); last of the family line c1500 ; [19]102
Bodrugan, Henry (Sir); given manors of Trelawne & Tywardreat ; [19]104
Body, William; leased archdeaconry of Cornwall 1537 ; [19]149
Body, William; visitation of Penwith 1548 ; [19]253
Body, William; murdered in Helston by mob 1548 ; [19]257
Boffin, Thomas; given to Roger Kemp for ramsom 1549 ; [19]284
Boglawoda, Roger; leased farm on moor 1284 ; [17]147
Bohenha, Eliz (Miss); Berlin repository 1856 ; [5]145
Bolitho, (family); memorials in Gulval church ; [9]39
; olitho, E.H.W.(Lt.Col)(,block of shops in Penzance 1934 ; [1]202
Bolitho, Edward; merchant 1833 ; [1]125
Bolitho, Edward; Penzance council member 1836 ; [1]129
Bolitho, Edward; build convalescent home 1889 ; [1]196
Bolitho, Edward; Penzance mayor 184 ; [1]281
Bolitho, Edward H W; Honorary freeman of Penzance 1958 ; [1]285
Bolitho, Nora (Miss); donated mission building, Newlyn 1911 ; [1]199
Bolitho, P.S.; shareholder in St Ives Consols 1875 ; [12]43
Bolitho, Richard; rated for house in Redruth 1800 ; [5]59
Bolitho, Richard F.; Honorary freeman of Penzance 1905 ; [1]284
Bolitho, Richard F.; shares in Bacon Curing Co 1892 ; [5]197
Bolitho, T.B.; Institute building given to town 1816 ; [1]199
Bolitho, T.B.; Honorary freeman of Penzance 1893 ; [1]284
Bolitho, T.B.; intervened in mine dispute 1889 ; [5]191
Bolitho, T.B.; shares in Bacon Curing Co 1892 ; [5]197
Bolitho, T.B.; meeting at Chyandour 1888 ; [8]81
Bolitho, T.R.; shares in Bacon Curing Co 1892 ; [5]197
Bolitho, T.S.; shares in Wheal Polpeor 1872 ; [8]13
Bolitho, T.S.; mine amalganation committee 1873 ; [8]25
Bolitho, Thomas; part owner tin smelter 1807 ; [1]123
Bolitho, Thomas Robins; Honorary freeman of Penzance 1905 ; [1]284
Bolitho, Thomas Simon; Penzance mayor 1846,52 ; [1]282
Bolitho, W.; shares in Bacon Curing Co 1892 ; [5]197
Bolitho, Wellington; boot & shoe maker 1854 ; [5]141
Bolitho, Wellington; boot & shoe maker 1856 ; [5]145
Bolitho, William; part owner tin smelter 1807 ; [1]123
Bolitho, William; house in Alverton 1870 ; [1]194
Bolitho, William E.T.; Honorary freeman of Penzance 1901 ; [1]284
Bolitho, W.R.; Penzance councillor 1973 ; [1]145
Bolitho, W.R.; Penzance councillor 1974 ; [1]276
Bolithoe, (Mr); paid for lime supplied 1792 ; [1]250
Bonaparte, Louis; erected tombstone in Paul church 1860 ; [2]76
Bonaventure, Thomasine; shepherdess in Week St Mary 1400's ; [9]170
Bonaventure, Thomasine; founded school at Week St Mary ; [19]260
Bond; tin smelter at Chyandour 1833 ; [1]159
Bond, John; fisherman from Falmouth 181 ; [1]270
Bone, Samuel; paying tithe in kind 1744 ; [5]34
Bonithon, James; mayor of Penzance 1623 ; [1]279
Bonython, James; made surveyor of customs 1485 ; [19]119
; onython, John Langdon (,newspaper prop. South Australia ; [16]104
Bonython, Richard; H.W.Longfellow's ancestor from Cury ; [9]27
Bonython, Richard; blowing house at Carclew 1538 ; [11]61
Bonython, Richard; colleague of Henry Bodrugan 1480 ; [19]103
Bonython, Thomas; from Penryn/goods confiscated 1485 ; [19]112
Boor, James; shepherd in South Australia ; [15]26
Boorde, Andrew; author 1542 ; [2]74
Booth, (General); Salvation Army Barracks, Redruth 1882 ; [5]182
Booth, Charles; chancellor of the Duchy 1516 ; [19]83
Booth, William; conducted mission in chapel 1838 ; [5]113
Booth, William; revival meeting at St Ives 1861 ; [12]37
Borlase, (Mr); bill paid 1792 ; [1]250
Borlase, (Mrs); paid interest on Bond 1792 ; [1]248
Borlase, (Mrs); paid interest due 1792 ; [1]253
Borlase, (Mrs); paid interest due 1792 ; [1]254
Borlase, George; attorney of Penzance 1733 ; [1]74
Borlase, George; rebuilding Penzance quay 1745 ; [1]78
Borlase, George; quay rebuilding ; [1]98
Borlase, George; raised volunteer company 1745 ; [1]107
Borlase, George; no confidence in navy 1756 ; [1]]108
Borlase, George; grandfather of John Bingham Borlase ; [1]115
Borlase, George; mayor of Penzance 1732,8,44,50,8,64 ; [1]280
Borlase, George; Lanisley Letters 1750 ; [4]39
Borlase, John; council election 1706 ; [1]57
Borlase, John; member of parliament for St Ives 1693 ; [1]64
Borlase, John; dispute over Vicar 1705 ; [1]66
Borlase, John; bought advowson of Madron 1745 ; [1]84
Borlase, John; committed thief to gaol 1834 ; [13]244
Borlase, John Bingham; Penzance surgeon & apothecary 1795 ; [1]87
Borlase, John Bingham; 1753-1813, grandson of George Borlase ; [1]115
Borlase, John Bingham; practice passed to Dr Paris 1813 ; [1]120
Borlase, John Bingham; mayor of Penzance 1810 ; [1]281
Borlase, Nicholas; land taken by the Crown 1593 ; [19]377
Borlase, Nicholas; passed land to brother-in-law c1600 ; [19]378
Borlase P, (Mrs); deceased by 1792 ; [1]248
Borlase, Richard; of St Wenn/resentment over taxes 1497 ; [19]122
Borlase, Samuel; landowner Pendeen Consols 1864 ; [6]16
Borlase, Samuel; owned Garden Mine 1859 ; [8]110
Borlase, Samuel; shares in 127 mines late 1800's ; [10]95
Borlase, Thomas; proclaimed Henry VII at Bodmin 1483 ; [19]111
Borlase, W.H. (Dr); mine surgeon 1870 ; [10]117
Borlase, Walter; Vicar of Madron 1720 ; [1]83
Borlase, Walter; died 1776, son William ; [1]84
Borlase, Walter; petition to Bishop 1728 ; [1]86
Borlase, Walter; opposition to John Wesley 1744 ; [1]90
Borlase, Walter; searching for Young Pretender 1745 ; [1]91
Borlase, Walter; conflict over lease of quay 1766 ; [1]98
Borlase, Walter; dispute over lease of quay 1766 ; [1]99
Borlase, Walter; died 1776 ; [1]100
Borlase, Walter; weapons seized from wreck 1745 ; [1]107
Borlase, Walter; mayor of Penzance 1757,65 ; [1]280
Borlase, Walter; mayor of Penzance 1855 ; [1]282
Borlase, Walter Henry; mayor of Penzance 1888 ; [1]282
Borlase, Walter (Dr); rebuilt front of Castle Horneck 1720 ; [1]184
Borlase, Walter (Rev); 1694-1776 ; [1]74
Borlase, William; of Ludgvan, brother to Walter Borlase ; [1]74
Borlase, Willia; born in Pendeen House ; [9]88
Borlase, William; Vicar of Madron, died 1812 ; [1]84
Borlase, William; Cornish antiquarian 1700's ; [2]15
Borlase, William; indicted for smuggling 1828 ; [4]103
Borlase, William; captured by a peace officer 1828 ; [4]104
Borlase, William; details about parish church 1750 ; [5]37
Borlase, William; shares in mine 1870 ; [10]117
Borlase, William (Dr); 1695-1772, buried in Ludgvan church ; [9]61
Borlase, William (Rev); of Ludgvan, Cornish scholar 1750 ; [1]13
Borlase, William (Rev); minerals gift to Alexander Pope 1739 ; [1]73
Borlase, William (Rev); Plain-an-guare visited 1752 ; [5]38
Borlase, William C.; 1848-1899,g,g,grandson William Borlas ; [1]161
Borrow, Jethro; declared bankrupt 1810 ; [13]16
Bosaverne, Martyn; of Penzance, father of Walter 1659 ; [1]42
Bosaverne, Walter; voted grant for university study 1659 ; [1]41
Boscawen, Hugh; Recorder of Penzance 1706 ; [1]96
Boscawen, Hugh; landowner 1711 ; [11]93
Boscawen, Nicholas; estate confiscated by sheriff 1642 ; [2]69
Bosene; leather curriers & tanners 1882 ; [1]159
Bosgrave, Thomas; heard mass daily c1590 ; [19]365
Boson, Nicholas; Duchess of Cornwall's Progress 1670 ; [1]49
Boson, Nicholas; writer of Newlyn 1700 ; [2]75
Bosustow, Richard; grocery & tea dealer 1844 ; [5]125
Boswell, Abraham; chair mender of Cubert, murderer ; [9]27
Boswell, Abraham; murdered Thomas Down 1883 ; [14]73
Boswell, Ephraim; father of Abraham Boswell ; [14]73
Bosvargus, Mr; paid by Corproation 1706 ; [1]60
Botheras, R.; owner First & Last Inn, Sennen 1832 ; [13]218
Botterall, Samuel; carried timber for Wheal Dipper 1757 ; [12]78
Bottrell, Daniel; veterinary surgeon 1844 ; [5]126
Bottrell, Daniel; veterinary surgeon 1847 ; [5]133
Bottrell, Daniel; veterinary surgeon 1856 ; [5]145
Bottrell, William; writer 1873 ; [1]49
Bottrell, William; writer 1880 ; [1]188
Botterol, William; mine lease dispute ; [12]103
Boucaut, James Penn; born Mylor, Judge South Aust. 1855 ; [16]100
Boulton; bought house at Plain-an-Gwarry 1777 ; [5]51
Boulton; customer of tin-smith 1782 ; [5]52
Boulton, Mathew; bought house in Plain-an-Gwarry 1781 ; [5]39
Boulton, Mathew; started Cornish Metal Co. 1785 ; [7]36
Boundy, Anne; in Melindwr in 1871 census ; [18]327
Boundy, Henry; in Melindwr in 1871 census ; [18]327
Bourne, Hugh; founder of Primitive Methodism 1832 ; [5]92
Bovyle, Richard; parish priest Whitstone 1500's ; [9]170
Bowden, Ambrose (Mr); customs' officer Plymouth 1799 ; [4]84
Bowden, Ambrose (Mr); attacked by smugglers' boat 1799 ; [4]85
Bowden, Ambrose (Mr); pursues smugglers' boat 1800 ; [4]93
Bowden, Frederick; of St Day, killed in Africa 1898 ; [14]165
Bowden, James; captain of brig Mary 181 ; [13]75
Bowen, Eli; legless man 1884 ; [14]74
Boyd, (Rev); at naming of South Basset Mine 1849 ; [5]135
Boyer, Nicholas; mayor of Bodmin 1549 ; [2]63
Boyer, Nicholas; mayor of Bodmin 1549 ; [19]264
Boyer, Nicholas; hanged in Bodmin 1549 ; [19]185
Boyns, Henry; lightening at Carnyorth mine 1868 ; [10]31
Boyns, Nicholas; land owner St Just Consols 1864 ; [6]19
Boyns, Rd; land owner St Just United 1864 ; [6]19
Boyns, Richard; mine manager at St Just 1864 ; [6]11
Boyns, Richard; land owner East St Just United 1864 ; [6]20
Boyns, Richard; manager Wheal Owles 1864 ; [6]23
Boyns, Richard; mine captain from St Just 1820 ; [11]27
Brabyn, William; purser South Providence mine 1873 ; [12]85
Brabyn, William; John Brabyn's son & heir 1506 ; [19]138
Bradford, Matthew; dispute over patents 1713 ; [11]97
Bradley, Alexander; properties taken by Crown 1592 ; [19]376
Bradshaw, Johannah; in Melindwr in 1861 census ; [18]326
Bradshaw, Thomas; in Melindwr in 1861 census ; [18]326
Bradshaw, Thomas; in Melindwr in 1871 census ; [18]327
Bramley, Frank; painter of Newlyn School 1880's ; [1]166
Bramley, Frank; artist at Newlyn 1884 ; [3]110
Brammah, William; John Wesley's assistant 1765 ; [5]37
Branton, Samuel; church rates for King's Arms 1797 ; [5]59
Brantyngham, (Bishop); granted license for St Mary's 1379 ; [1]16
Branwell, Benjamin C.; mayor of Penzance 1809 ; [1]281
Branwell, Charlotte; married cousin Joseph Branwell 1812 ; [17]162
Branwell, Elizabeth; sister of Bronte sisters' mother ; [17]156
Branwell, Elizabeth; 1776-1824 ; [17]157
Branwell, J.R.; built house, Penlee 1865 ; [1]193
Branwell, J.R.; mayor of Penzance 1868,71 ; [1]282
Branwell, John; burned clothes with crackers 1817 ; [1]271
Branwell, Joseph; married Charlotte Branwell Madron 181 ; [17]162
Branwell, Maria; home in Chapel St Penzance ; [3]67
Branwell, Maria; mother of the Bronte sisters ; [17]156
Branwell, Maria; born Penzance 1776 ; [17]157
Branwell, Maria; married Rev Patrick Bronte 1812 ; [17]162
Branwell, R; paid cash for water course 1791 ; [1]255
Branwell, R; council meeting about tariffs 1817 ; [1]264
Branwell, Richard; paid for work on the pier 1791 ; [1]249
Branwell, Richard; bill paid by council 1791 ; [1]250
Branwell, Richard; paid year's rent of market 1792 ; [1]251
Branwell, Robert; mayor of Penzance 1850 ; [1]282
Branwell, Thomas; paid as Farmer of the Market 1791 ; [1]250
Branwell, Thomas; signed Corporation accounts 1792 ; [1]252
Branwell, Thomas; paid for expenses re battery guns 179 ; [1]253
Branwell, Thomas; signed corporation accounts 1793 ; [1]256
Branwell, Thomas; merchant & councillor in Penzance 183 ; [17]157
Braund, Mary; transported as convict to Australia ; [16]97
Braunton, (Mr); engineer from London 1809 ; [5]72
Bray, Amelia; eloped from Lesnewth, Camelford 1829 ; [13]182
Bray, Ann; grave not ready for corpse 1877 ; [14]28
Bray, Billy; from Gwennap 1794-1868 ; [9]43
Bray, Billy; from Moonta ; [15]148
; ray, Francis (Mrs),summoned over butcher's stall 1834 ; [5]109
Bray, G.S.; solicitor in Redruth 1817 ; [5]80
Bray, Gabiel (Capt); captain of custom's boat Hinde 1799 ; [4]86
Bray, Gabiel (Capt); captured smuggler's boat Lottery 1799 ; [4]89
Bray, George H.; in Melindwr in 1871 census ; [18]327
Bray, Henry; mayor of Bodmin 1549 ; [19]264
Bray, Henry; signed rebellion Articles 1549 ; [19]269
Bray, James; beer retailer 1856 ; [5]145
Bray, James; whim boy at Moonta 1880 ; [15]35
Bray, John; received no money for 6 weeks 1879 ; [5]180
Bray, John; recusant from Camborne c1590 ; [19]370
Bray, Joseph; paid for Quarter Sessions 1819 ; [5]84
Bray, Margaret; in Melindwr in 1871 census ; [18]326
Bray, Mary; eating & coffee house keeper 1844 ; [5]125
Bray, Mary; coffee & eating house 1847 ; [5]132
Bray, Nicholas; died Bathurst/Orange ; [16]40
Bray, Richard; brass founder 1844 ; [5]126
Bray, Tabitha; proprieter White Hart 1823 ; [5]88
Bray, Thomas; robbery at brass foundry 1817 ; [5]81
Bray, Thomas; levy on furniture for taxes 1821 ; [5]87
Bray, Uddy; mine captain Rosewall Hill 1817 ; [12]105
Bray, Ursula; servant of Lady Eliza Arundell 1564 ; [19]343
Bray, Walter; rated for White Hart Inn 1798 ; [5]59
Bray, Walter; overseer of the poor 1815 ; [5]79
Bray, Walter; eating & coffee house keeper 1844 ; [5]125
Bray, Walter; stole or strayed cow 1813 ; [13]45
Bray, William; saddler 1823 ; [5]88
Bray, William; chemist Redruth 1854 ; [5]143
Bray, William; in Melindwr in 1871 census ; [18]327
Bray, William; recusant from Camborne c1590 ; [19]370
Bray, William (Sir); vicar of Greenwich c1540 ; [19]208
Breakspeare, William; Newlyn artist 1884 ; [3]110
Breberveth, William; vicar of Gwinnear 1492 ; [19]165
Brenton, (Mr); land surveyor of Plain-an-Gwarry 1591 ; [5]23
Brenton, James; tried for stealing a horse 1827 ; [13]160
Brenton, Thomas; tailor 1854 ; [5]142
Breton, T.; MP for St Ives/local man 1601 ; [19]93
Brewer, Richard; apprentice absconded 1829 ; [13]188
Brewer, Thomas; escaped from burning boat 1891 ; [14]122
Brickel, John; custom's man 1820 ; [4]74
Brickel, John; drowned in boat upset 1820 ; [4]75
Bright, Benjamin; transported for burglary 1832 ; [13]219
Bright, John; statesman died 1889 ; [5]189
Briney, Gracey; died aged 91 alias Grace Hitchens 186 ; [5]169
Briney, Gracey; wore men's clothes 1855 ; [5]144
Brinton, John; tailor & mercer 1847 ; [5]133
Brinton, Thomas Martin; tailor 1856 ; [5]145
Broad, (Capt); manager of Dolcoath 1802 ; [5]67
Broad, D.F.; organist/composer 1837 ; [5]113
Broad, Dianysius; beer retailer 1847 ; [5]131
Broad, John; commander of ship Caroline 1837 ; [9]42
Broad, T.; composer of carols 1889 ; [5]190
Broad, Thomas; singing teacher 1793 ; [5]58
Broad, Thomas; singing teacher 1809 ; [5]59
Broad, Thomas; writer of carols ; [5]74
Broad, William; patten & clog maker 1847 ; [5]132
Broda, Robert; owned farm on moors 1284 ; [17]147
Brodrugan, Henry (Sir); supported House of York ; [17]86
Broke, John; of Doddebroke/joined tax revolt 1497 ; [19]122
Brokenshar, Edwin; auctioneer St Austell 1881 ; [14]56
Brokenshire, John; killed in accident at Coolgardie 1897 ; [14]154
Brokenshire, Nicholas; methodist Trust member South Aust. ; [16]37
Bronescombe, (Bishop); replaced rector while ill 1259 ; [5]17
Bronte, Anne; mother Maria Branwell ; [17]156
Bronte, Charlotte; mother Maria Branwell ; [17]156
Bronte, Emily; mother Maria Branwell ; [17]156
Bronte, Patrick; home in Penzance ; [3]67
Bronte, Patrick; Irishman from Couny Down ; [17]156
Bronte, Patrick; married 29 Dec 1812, Guiseley Church ; [17]162
Brooke, (Mr); from the Mint Penzance 1817 ; [1]264
Brown; suspected smuggler 1822 ; [4]78
Brown, Constance; leased property in Redruth 1751 ; [5]38
Brown, Constance (Mrs); shop keeper 1856 ; [5]145
Brown, James; paid for tending horses 1793 ; [5]58
Brown, James; apprentice jockey,billy goat races ; [15]163
Brown, Jane; penance for abusing Mrs Michell 1834 ; [13]240
Brown, John; indicted for signalling smugglers 182 ; [4]103
Brown, John; chased by Preventitive men 1828 ; [4]104
Brown, John; refused to bear arms in Civil War 164 ; [5]24
Brown, John; grocer 1844 ; [5]125
Brown, John; shopkeeper 1847 ; [5]133
Brown, John; carpenter 1856 ; [5]145
Brown, John; captain Wheal Buller 1860 ; [12]123
Brown, John; servant Mr S Wade Tintagell 1812 ; [13]31
Brown, Peter (Capt); married Cocart's step daughter 1739 ; [4]62
Brown, Stephen; of Redruth, buried Moonta cemetery ; [15]169
Brown, William Jethro; Chair of Law, Adelaide University ; [15]143
Browne, Collis (Dr); cost book system - Trevarrack 1871 ; [8]95
Browne, George; Provincial of the Austin Friars 1533 ; [19]185
Browne, John; suit over tin mining rights 1680 ; [12]103
Brownfield, John; boot & shoe maker 1847 ; [5]131
Brownfield, Thomas; boot & shoe maker 1823 ; [5]88
Browning, Samuel; singer in Moonta choir ; [15]110
Brunce, James; discovery of copper Burra Burra 1845 ; [15]20
Brunton, W.M.; supervised building engine 1852 ; [5]73
Brunton, William; patented calciner early 1800's ; [10]131
Brunton, William; developed calcining furnace 1830's ; [11]114
Brushford, John; west-country priest 1585 ; [19]361
Bryan, Richard; MP for Lostwithiel 1524 ; [19]228
Bryant, George; 82 years old, crew on William 1884 ; [14]78
Bryant, Mary; stole governor's cutter ; [16]97
Bryant, Matthew; captain at Burra mine 1847 ; [16]44
Bryant, R.S.; report on Wheal Ayr 1860 ; [12]6
Bryant, Thomas; stockings stolen while drying 1830 ; [13]197
Bryant, William; founded branch of Methodists 1827 ; [13]167
Bryant, William; married Mary Braund in Sydney 1788 ; [16]97
Buckhurst, J.C.; Borough librarian 1974 ; [1]277
Buddle, James; died in one of his fields 1891 ; [5]194
Budge, Henry; letter re noxious smoke 1823 ; [13]128
Budge, Henry; convicted of highway robbery 1834 ; [13]239
Budge, John; foundry at Tuckingmill 1786 ; [5]40
Budge, John; Quaker mission to Norway 1846 ; [5]55
Budge, John; spiral barrel for whim rope 1772 ; [7]53
Budge, John; convicted ,to be transported 1813 ; [13]45
Budge, Peter; of Camborne 1782 ; [5]52
Budockshide, Philip; privateer 1569 ; [19]389
Budockside, Thomas; fined for support of Warbeck 1497 ; [19]138
Bull, Edward; engineer 1782 ; [5]52
Bull, Edward; infringed Watt's engine patent 1797 ; [5]62
Bull, Edward; devised direct-acting engine 1792 ; [7]40
Bull, Richard; partner in tin smelter at Newham 1705 ; [11]87
Bull, Thomas,; letter sent 1972 ; [1]252
Buller, (family); owned manor of Tolgus ; [5]16
Buller, (Mr); sealed lease for 'Almes House' 1662 ; [1]228
Buller, (Mr); paid for supplies 1662 ; [1]231
Buller, (Mr); supplied one gallon of burnt sack 166 ; [1]232
Buller, (Mr); seat in parish church 1768 ; [5]42
Buller, (Mr); asked to enlarge churchyard 1816 ; [5]43
Buller, (Mr); listed for church rates 1797 ; [5]59
Buller, (Mr); tenant Wm Banfield 1799 ; [5]63
Buller, F; tin smelting 1663 ; [5]26
Buller, Francis; land leased to Corporation 1662 ; [1]41
Buller, Francis (Esq); money received for 'Almes House 1662 ; [1]233
Buller, Francis; built almshouse 1660 ; [3]3
Buller, J.; servant died from drinking 1817 ; [4]100
Buller, J.; partner in tin smelting 1663 ; [5]26
Buller, James; freehold on old almshouse 1789 ; [1]105
Buller, James; leased market to Wm Churchill 1740 ; [5]33
Buller, James; property on map of Trewirgie 1786 ; [5]53
Buller, James; marks fixed on boundaries of land 181 ; [5]76
Buller, James; sold Redruth Market 1823 ; [5]89
Buller, James; copper mine on land at Morval 1706 ; [7]12
Buller, John; granted charter for market 1664 ; [5]26
Buller, John Francis; land beside the Glebe 1727 ; [5]31
Buller, John Francis; owned mill 1738 ; [5]33
Buller, Rebecca H.; married Arthur Francis Basset 1898 ; [14]161
Buller, Redvers Henry; Honorary Freeman of Penzance 1906 ; [1]284
Buller, Redvers Henry; sold land for women's hospital 1890 ; [5]192
Buller, Redvers Henry; opened boys' school 1907 ; [5]209
Buller, T.W.; letter requesting land 1832 ; [5]107
Buller, Thomas; businessman from London 1778 ; [5]51
Bullock, (Mr); paid for tar on post at quay 1791 ; [1]250
Bullock, Joseph; dispute over wages 1817 ; [1]263
Bullock, Joseph; excused from taking apprentice 1817 ; [1]266
Bullock, Orchard; re Chapel rates 1793 ; [1]254
Bunney, C.H.; built block of shops 1902 ; [1]198
Bunt, Jabez; retired bank manager 1908 ; [1]199
Burgess, John; auctioneer 1866 ; [5]162
Burgess, William; farmer-cum-smuggler 1766-1862 ; [4]16
Burlace, John; smelting tin 1713 ; [11]96
Burlase, John; authority to erect coinage hall 1663 ; [1]235
Burley, Captain; helped Spanish raid on Penzance 1595 ; [1]27
Burnard, Neville N.; sculptor 1859 ; [5]150
Burnard, Neville N.; Cornish sculptor died 1878 ; [5]177
Burnard, Neville N.; born 1818 ; [9]9
Burnett, Grace; widow of Joseph Burnett 1814 ; [13]53
Burnett, Grace; da. Grace Burnett 7 yrs old 1814 ; [13]53
Burnett, Hannah; da. Grace Burnett 10 weeks old 1814 ; [13]53
Burnett, Helena; da. Grace Burnett 5 yrs old 1814 ; [13]53
Burnett, Jane; da. Grace Burnett 9 yrs old 1814 ; [13]53
Burnett, Joseph; son Grace Burnett 3 yrs old 1814 ; [13]53
Burnett, Joseph; shot in street Lostwithiel 1814 ; [13]53
Burnett, Mary; da. Grace Burnett 11 yrs old 1814 ; [13]53
Burns, William; murdered a signalman 1814 ; [13]50
Burrow, Henry; purser Levant mine 1864 ; [6]9
Burrow, Jacob; wrestling champion, South Aust. 1887 ; [16]94
Burrow, William; cooper in Redruth 1847 ; [5]132
Burrows, Francis; tailor & outfitter 1854 ; [5]141
Burrows, Francis; outfitter 1856 ; [5]145
Burrows, John; escaped from Bodmin gaol 1831 ; [13]207
Burton, J.B.; president AMA in Victoria 1889 ; [15]117
Burton, Montague; store in Penzance 1933 ; [1]202
Bury, John; signed rebellion Articles 1549 ; [19]269
Bussow, Bessie; kept kiddleywink in Bessie's Cove ; [4]42
Bussow, Bessie; smuggler hid in house ; [4]43
Butler, James; sowed wheat Green Plains, SA 1866 ; [15]182
Butler, Jane; school in Plain-an-Gwary 1804 ; [5]69
Butler, John; attacked at Padstow 1495 ; [19]120
Buxton, Fowell (Sir); Governor of South Australia ; [15]124
Buzza, John; master of Charlotte, Truro 1816 ; [13]71
Buzza, Joseph; crew Truro ex Truro 181 ; [13]71
Buzza, Richard; crew Truro ex Truro 181 ; [13]71
Byron; descendent of the Trevanion's ; [9]146
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