Surnames starting with letter D
Dabb, Frederick Wm; insurance agent in Redruth 1856 ; [5]146
Daddow, Samuel John; injured in South Crofty mine 1890 ; [14]110
Dagle, John; vicar Bodmin/died 1564 ; [19]209
Dagle, John; vicar Bodmin 1550 ; [19]321
Dagle, John; died as rector of St Breoke c 1570 ; [19]326
Daine, W.R. (Rev); Vicar of St Stithians killed 1911 ; [5]211
Dalby, Augustus; tenders for supplies, Reeth Consols ; [12]98
Dale, Alexander; farmer in Redruth 1856 ; [5]146
Dale, Elizabeth; clothes burned by fireworks 1817 ; [1]271
Dale, John; claim for payment of wages 1859 ; [12]27
Dale, Samuel; lawsuit over milling rights 1711 ; [1]67
Dale, Samuel; dispute over milling rights 1714 ; [1]240
Dale, Samuel; dispute over milling rights 1714 ; [1]246
Dale, Wellington; mayor of Penzance 1885,6,7 ; [1]282
Dangar, Henry; ex St Neot, pastoralist NSW ; [16]101
Daniel, Charles; elected pig pounder,Lostwithiel 1879 ; [14]43
Daniel, E.; basket shop in St Ives 1907 ; [12]15
Daniel, J.; report on St Ives Wheal Allen 1864 ; [12]3
Daniel, J.; secretary Wheal Racer St Ives 1907 ; [12]30
Daniel, Joan; marriage to John Trevanion 1584 ; [19]443
Daniel, Joshua; director Wheal Racer St Ives 1907 ; [12]30
Daniel, Joshua; agent Trowan Consols 1854 ; [12]70
Daniel, Nicholas; deprived of Penkivel rectory 1554 ; [19]309
Daniel, W.; printer in Redruth 1847 ; [5]67
Daniel, William; sampler of St Ives Consols 1836 ; [12]95
Daniel, William; miller in Melindwr, 1851-1871 ; [18]335
Daniell, (Mr); rent for greens at Penzance 1663 ; [1]232
Daniell, (Mr); charged for rent 1662 ; [1]233
Daniell, Alexander; 1599-1668,settled in Penzance 1632 ; [1]36
Daniell, Alexander; lawsuit with townsmen of Penzance 1635 ; [1]37
Daniell, Alexander; confined to house by Royalists 1648 ; [1]47
Daniell, Alexander; all property to son on marriage 1649 ; [1]68
Daniell, Alexander; petition vs Roger Polkinghorne 1365 ; [1]223
Daniell, Andrew; letter re building Coinage Hall 1664 ; [1]50
Daniell, George; son of Alexander/died 1716 ; [1]69
Daniell, J.R.; solicitor in Camborne 1879 ; [14]40
Daniell, Mary; married Anthony Cock 1620 ; [5]26
Daniell, Richard; bought Alverton from Geo Whitmore 1614 ; [1]33
Daniell, Richard; died at Truro 1630 /Manor Alverton ; [1]36
Daniell, Richard; eldest son of Alexander 1663 ; [1]68
Daniell, Richard; sale of Manor to Corporation 1615 ; [1]69
Daniell, Richard; sold land in town to Corporation 1615 ; [1]135
Daniell, Richard; sold harbour & market rights 1615 ; [1]172
Daniell, Richard; conveyance of interests to Corp 1615 ; [1]221
Daniell, Richard; conveyance of interests to Corp 1615 ; [1]222
Daniell, Richard; petition vs Roger Polkinghorne 1636 ; [1]224
Daniell, Richard; petition vs Roger Polkinghorne 1636 ; [1]225
Daniell, Richard; petition vs Roger Polkinghorne 1636 ; [1]226
Daniell, Richard; received rent for market house 1661 ; [1]230
Daniell, R.A.; owned Tolskithy Stamps 1819 ; [5]83
Daniell, R.A.; owned Roundwood Quay on the Fal 1814 ; [7]52
Daniell, R.A.; wealthy Truro merchant 1805 ; [7]56
Daniell, R.A.; 1762-1823, merchant & smelter ; [11]37
Daniell, R.A.; copper smelter at Llanelly 1809 ; [11]133
Daniell, S.; general printing office, Redruth 1847 ; [5]134
Daniell, Samuel; bookbinder in Redruth 1847 ; [5]131
Daniell, Samuel; printer in Redruth 1847 ; [5]132
Daniell, Thomas; had house Trelissick rebuilt 1824 ; [1]187
Daniell, Thomas; son of R.A.Daniell/failed in business ; [11]36
Daniell, Thomas (Mrs); oppened ball in Truro 1820 ; [13]101
Daniell, William; tinner of Zennor,aged 37 1680 ; [12]103
Danvers, John (Sir); blowing house to Edward Arundell 1577 ; [11]60
Darcy, Thomas (Sir); possession of Crediton manor 1548 ; [19]293
Darke, W.; purser Praed Consols 1861 ; [8]36
Darke, William; considered for manager Wheal Margaret ; [8]23
Darke, William; purser for St Ives Consols ; [12]39
Darley, Vincent; died 1764, haunts North Hill ; [9]85
Darracott, Richard; Congregational minister 1738 ; [1]88
Darrel, Elizabeth; married William Godolphin 1663 ; [1]244
Darrel, Thomas; granted mills,marriage settlement 1663 ; [1]244
Dart, Elizabeth; green grocer in Redruth 1854 ; [5]142
Date, Arthur; son of Henry Date 1923 ; [8]90
Date, Henry; operated Trevarrack stamps 1923 ; [8]90
Date, Henry; drinking in prohibited hours 1895 ; [14]141
Datson, Absolem; hotel proprietor in Redruth 1854 ; [5]142
Datson, Hugh; killed, mine accident,South Aust 1875 ; [16]74
Datson, James; manager Wheal Ellen,South Aust ; [15]41
Datson, William; manager Wheal Ellen,South Aust ; [15]41
Datson, William; Wesleyan class leader, Moonta 1868 ; [16]75
Daubeney, (Lord); dispersed Cornish rebels 1497 ; [2]59
Daubuz, (family); family house Killiow near Kea ; [9]50
Daubuz, Lewis Charles; dwelling place auctioned 1808 ; [8]17
Daubuz, Lewis Charles; mine shaft filled with rubbish 1833 ; [13]226
Dauncey, Christopher; MP for Cornwall but not Cornish 1553 ; [19]93
Davers, John (Sir); received money ex Richard Crane 1577 ; [5]23
Davey, (Mrs); listed as gentry in Redruth 1856 ; [5]145
Davey, Edward; farmer in Redruth 1856 ; [5]146
Davey, Elizabeth (Mrs); shopkeeper in Redruth 1856 ; [5]146
Davey, Elizabeth Maria; married John Michael Williams 1852 ; [5]89
Davey, Henry; living in Melindwr in 1851 census ; [18]324
Davey, James; drowned in Delabole slate quarry 1831 ; [13]216
Davey, James; living in Melindwr in 1841 census ; [18]323
Davey, Jane (Mrs); shopkeeper in Redruth 1856 ; [5]146
Davey, John; killed removing pump Wheal Ninnes 1830 ; [8]35
Davey, John; 1812-1892, claimed to speak Cornish ; [9]87
Davey, John; father & son buried at Zennor ; [9]173
Davey, Joshua Sydney; born Redruth 28 Apr 1842 ; [5]122
Davey, Joshua Sydney; partner in Redruth Brewery 1871 ; [5]171
Davey, Martin; smith work for Wheal Dipper 1757 ; [12]78
Davey, R.; evidence in smuggling charge 1821 ; [5]86
Davey, R.; broken waste land from Common 1839 ; [5]115
Davey, R.V.; purser Balleswidden Mine 1864 ; [6]15
Davey, Richard; had assay office in the town 1814 ; [5]78
Davey, Richard; assay master in Redruth 1823 ; [5]88
Davey, Richard; listed as gentry in Redruth 1844 ; [5]124
Davey, Richard; food riot at Redruth Market 1847 ; [5]130
Davey, Richard; listed as gentry in Redruth 1856 ; [5]145
Davey, Richard; popular citizen, became MP 1857 ; [5]149
Davey, Richard; partner in Redruth Brewery 1871 ; [5]171
Davey, S.; broken waste land from Common 1839 ; [5]115
Davey, S.; attended public health inquiry 1853 ; [5]141
Davey, S.; gave soup & bread for poor 1867 ; [5]167
Davey, Stephen; merchant in Redruth 1823 ; [5]88
Davey, Stephen; granted Wheal Rose sett 1824 ; [5]89
Davey, Stephen; letter re Reform Bill 1831 ; [5]106
Davey, Stephen; ground for burial, cholera deaths 183 ; [5]107
Davey, Stephen; listed as gentry in Redruth 1844 ; [5]124
Davey, Stephen; food riot at Redruth Market 1847 ; [5]129
Davey, Stephen; food riot at Redruth Market 1847 ; [5]130
Davey, Stephen; rates for assay office in Redruth 1854 ; [5]143
Davey, Stephen; listed as gentry in Redruth 1856 ; [5]145
Davey, Stephen; deputy-lieutenant of the county 1834 ; [13]240
Davey, Stephen; cattle dealer, drunk in charge 1896 ; [14]152
Davey, Stephen; subscribed to illuminating clock 1828 ; [5]100
Davey, Sydney; bought steam tractors, ploughing 1869 ; [5]169
Davey, Thomas; assessed for church rates 1797 ; [5]59
Davey, Thomas; manufacturing crucibles 1828 ; [5]100
Davey, Thomas; assay master in Redruth 1844 ; [5]124
Davey, Thomas; assay master in Redruth 1847 ; [5]131
Davey, Thomas; fatal accident at Gunpowder Works 1862 ; [5]157
Davey, Thomas; living in Melindwr in 1841 census ; [18]323
Davey, Thomas; carrier Helston to Redruth 1856 ; [5]149
Davey, W.; committee Redruth Grammar 1801 ; [5]65
Davey, W.Horton; shareholder New Trumpet mine 1870 ; [10]117
Davey, W.M.; lawyer, died 16 April 1849 ; [5]135
Davey, W.Sydney; Steam Ploughing Machine 1871 ; [5]172
Davey, W.T.; auction of foundry machinery 1887 ; [5]187
Davey, William; partner in Redruth brewery 1805 ; [5]34
Davey, William; omitted to record payment in 1807 ; [5]59
Davey, William; assay office in Redruth 1807 ; [5]60
Davey, William; reference to Vogue stamps 1797 ; [5]62
Davey, William; Redruth Pikemen formed 1803 ; [5]67
Davey, William; gave money to poor widows 1820 ; [5]84
Davey, William; attorney in Redruth 1823 ; [5]88
Davey, William; died 1827, plate in parish church ; [5]96
Davey, William; attorney in Redruth 1844 ; [5]124
Davey, William; insurance agent in Redruth 1844 ; [5]125
Davey, William; solicitor in Redruth 1847 ; [5]133
Davey, William; solicitor in Redruth 1844 ; [5]126
Davey, William C.; assessed for church rates 1801 ; [5]59
David, Morrysh; wife called Agnes Davey a whore 1572 ; [2]75
Davies, David; possible engineer Portreath rail 1809 ; [11]134
Davies, Henry; paid for Lawnder, Wheal Dipper 1758 ; [12]77
Davies, Henry; uncle of Davies Gilbert 1758 ; [12]78
Davies, John; commanded Volunteer Artillery 1805 ; [1]111
Davies, John; living in Melindwr in 1851 census ; [18]324
Davies, Rich Longfield; mayor of Penzance 1841 ; [1]281
Davies, Rowland A. G.; mayor of Penzance 1862,63 ; [1]282
Davies, S. (Rev); mayor's chaplain 1974 ; [1]277
Davy; found man drowned in stream 1817 ; [1]269
Davy, (Professor); dined with the mayor 1817 ; [1]267
Davy, Agnes; called a whore - a courtcase 1572 ; [2]75
Davy, Agnes; called a whore - a courtcase 1572 ; [19]23
Davy, Edmond; Charter to build coinage hall 1663 ; [1]235
Davy, Edmond; dispute over tin rights 1680 ; [12]103
Davy, George; manager St Ives Consols ; [12]38
Davy, Grace; mother of Sir Humphrey ; [1]115
Davy, Humphrey; pupil at Penzance Grammar 1792 ; [1]87
Davy, Humphrey (Sir); born Penzance 17 Dec 1778 ; [1]114
Davy, Humphrey (Sir); member Geological Society 1818 ; [1]120
Davy, Humphrey (Sir); attended Grammar School in Penzance ; [3]4
Davy, Humphrey (Sir); statue in Market Jew St Penzance ; [9]61
Davy, John; died 1891,recited verses in Cornish ; [2]76
Davy, John (Dr); 1790-1868, brother of Sir Humphrey ; [1]115,
Davy, John (Dr); wrote a book 1836 ; [1]116
Davy, John (Dr); wrote book 1827 ; [1]120
Davy, P.; rented the Town Dung 1792 ; [1]255
Davy, Richard; ropemaker in Redruth 1791 ; [5]56
Davy, Richard; assay master in Redruth 1847 ; [5]131
Davy, Robert; father of Sir Humphrey Davy ; [1]114
Davy, Thomas; Truro merchant 1577 ; [19]392
Davy, William; Penzance assistant, merchant 1833 ; [1]125
Davy, William; elected to Council 1836 ; [1]129
Davy, William; shortened mayoral term 1836 ; [1]278
Davy, William; mayor of Penzance 1836 ; [1]281
Davye, John; appointed assistant by charter 1614 ; [1]216
Davye, John; Penzance Corporation Assistant 161 ; [1]276
Daw, John; stonemason in Redruth 1823 ; [5]88
Daw, John; stonemason in Redruth 1844 ; [5]125
Daw, John; favorable description Giew mine ; [12]84
Daw, Roger; action to recover wages, Bodmin 1829 ; [13]188
Dawe, Mary; ran school in Redruth 1866 ; [5]69
Dawe, Mary; baker in Redruth 1856 ; [5]146
Dawe, Sampson; owned Delabole quarry, Willunga ; [16]32
Dawson, George; warden's complaint withdrawn 1816 ; [1]262
Dawson, J.; professor of dancing & fencing 1829 ; [13]189
Dawson, James; journeyman watch maker to Moses Jacob ; [5]48
Dawson, James; a strolling actor ; [5]48
Dawson, James; examination on oath/40 years in 1769 ; [5]49
Dawson, James; wrote autobiography 1865 ; [5]85
de Amesquita, Don Carl; led Spanish attack on Mount's Bay 159 ; [1]24
de Beoyle, Reginald; charged with hunting deer 1348 ; [5]18
de Bloyou, Ralph; granted market rights, Marazion 1331 ; [1]20
de Bodrugan, Hy (Sir); forfeited land by opposing Yorkists ; [2]58
de Bohun, Richard; Rector of Redruth 1328 ; [5]18
de Broke, Robert (Sir); steward of the King's mines 1485 ; [19]82
de Bytton, Thomas; Bishop of Exeter 1292-1307 ; [5]17
de Cardinan, Roger; granted liberties to burgesses 1195 ; [2]53
de Cardinham, Roger; bought market rights,Lostwithiel 1194 ; [2]52
de Carlton, Adam; Archdeacon of Cornwall 1342 ; [2]58
de Carnyon, Roger; operated sheriff's pound Kerrier 1270 ; [2]43
de Castro, P.; Principal Redruth School of Mines 190 ; [5]206
de Coloribus, John (Dr; annuity for service to priory c1540 ; [19]181
de Coloribus, John; friar at Truro 1538 ; [19]185
de Dunstanville, Lord; rail road Portreath to Camborne 1806 ; [5]70
de Dunstanville, Lord; laid first rail from Poldice 1809 ; [5]72
de Dunstanville, Lord; rail road Portreath to Poldice 1806 ; [5]]74
de Dunstanville, Lord; money distributed to poor widows 1821 ; [5]86
de Dunstanville, Lord; 3 summonsed for stalls in street 1829 ; [5]101
de Dunstanville, Lord; died aged 77 1835 ; [5]109
de Dunstanville, Lord; foundation stone for monument 1836 ; [5]110
de Dunstanville, Lord; action in Stannary Court 1828 ; [8]1
de Dunstanville, Lord; major shareholder in rail roads 1806 ; [11]132
de Dunstanville, Lord; quays at Portreath 1818 ; [11]144
de Dunstanville, Lord; died in 1838 ; [11]151
de Flemimg, Stephen; crusader/village named Botus Fleming ; [9]16
de Insula, Warin; wife Ann granted market rights 1332 ; [1]211
de Kayle, William; freed his tenant at Selligan 1291 ; [5]17
de la Beche; made geological map of county 1836 ; [5]111
de Lambourn, John; charged with hunting deer 1348 ; [5]18
de Lanladherune, John; in charge of Redruth parish 1259 ; [5]17
de Lisle, Warrin; excuted after revolt against Edward I ; [1]12
de Lisle, Alice; sister of Henry, Lord Tyes 1322 ; [1]12
de Lisle, Alice; granted market rights 1332 ; [1]17
de Mattos, F.E.; Worvas mine reopened 1905 ; [8]98
de Mattos, P.E.; working Worvas Downs mine 1906 ; [8]64
de Monte Acuto, Wm; witnessed grant, Penzance markets 1332 ; [1]211
de Mortain, Robt(Count; half brother of William the Conqueeor ; [9]115
de Moul, Bartholomew; murdered by clergyman 1332 ; [5]18
de Mountford, Simon; first MP/new borough of Newport 1529 ; [19]92
de Nancourk, Herveus; murdered in 1283 ; [5]17
de Nevill, Radulfe; witnessed grant, Penzance markets 133 ; [1]211
de Pencoit, John; held 1 acre-15 days guard duty 1210 ; [2]45
de Rodenye, Richard; appraisal of lands of Henry Tyes 1322 ; [1]210
de Tremur, Ralph; fluent Cornish speaker 1450's ; [2]74
de Treveyngy, John; tin works near Redruth 1301 ; [5]17
de Tyrel, Roger; heard confessions in Cornish 1355 ; [2]74
de Waar, Thomas; visited Redruth 1476 ; [5]20
Deacon, Thomas; killed in slate quarry-Tintagel 1886 ; [14]89
Deakin, Hugh; old servant of prior Mundy c1540 ; [19]208
Dean, Jackson (Dr); visited Carn Brea 1796 ; [5]62
Deason, John; found gold,Mt Moliagul,Victoria 1869 ; [16]50
Deboys, John; importing cloth c 1586 ; [19]75
Deeble, M.; manager Wheal Ellen,South Aust ; [15]41
Deeble, Malachi; ex St Austell,mine captain Moonta ; [16]68
Deeble, Malachi; Wesleyan class leader, Moonta 1868 ; [16]75
Delabole, Dan; cathedral foreman Truro 1880 ; [14]49
Delamaine, J.; held land from St Austell prior 1610 ; [19]44
Deland, Charles; fertiliser for mallee scrubland-SA ; [15]181
Delgado, Antonio; copper recovery expert ex Spain 1900 ; [15]89
Delisle, Alice; grant of Penzance market rights 1332 ; [1]211
Dennis, Alexander; ex Penzance, farmed in Victoria ; [16]101
Dennis, D; legacy paid to the poor 1793 ; [1]253
Dennis, David; former Town Clerk,legacy for poor 1790 ; [1]105
Dennis, David; left money in will for the poor 1792 ; [1]248
Dennis, H.; wrote music for a light opera 1934 ; [5]219
Dennis, Henry; built industrial empire in Wales 1850 ; [2]99
Dennis, J. Hawke; gave tower of Truro Cathedral 1904 ; [5]209
Dennis, James; tailor in Redruth 1844 ; [5]125
Dennis, James; tailor in Redruth 1847 ; [5]133
Dennis, James; listed as gentry in Redruth 1856 ; [5]145
Dennis, James; boot & shoe maker in Redruth 1856 ; [5]146
Dennis, John; absconded from family in Wendon 1821 ; [13]111
Dennis, Josiah; chief captain,Queensland copper mine ; [16]82
Dennis, Jenkin; attended council re water 1792 ; [1]249
Dennis, Jenkyn; employed as scavenger 1792 ; [1]250
Dennis, Richard; found guilty of stealing 1825 ; [13]144
Dennis, T; surveying schoolroom 1793 ; [1]255
Denny, Anthony (Sir); 80 year lease of Pawton 1547 ; [19]293
Denison, Ed Beckett; designed movement,Redruth clock 1828 ; [5]101
Densham, Frederick (Dr; eccentric vicar of Warleggan 1931 ; [9]169
Denys, Thomas (Sir); member of the Council of the West 153 ; [19]241
Denzell, Remfry; proclaimed Henry VII at Bodmin 1483 ; [19]111
Derby, Thomas; member of the Council of the West 1539 ; [19]241
Desborough, John; military control under Cromwell 1655 ; [2]70
Dethliffe, Mark; of Gwennap/involvement in mint 1642 ; [5]24
Deville, (Dr); shaft naming at South Basset Mine 1849 ; [5]135
Devonshire, J.F.; magistrate at Bodmin 1822 ; [13]124
Dey, John; bill paid by Corporation 1793 ; [1]254
Dickens, John; letter home to Cornwall 1845 ; [10]77
Dickens, William; first party to work on Burra mine 184 ; [10]77
Dickerson, (Mr); extors assessed for church rates 1797 ; [5]59
Dickney. Joe; smuggling spirits into Fowey 1835 ; [4]78
Diestel, Heinz; Penzance twinned town in Germany 1967 ; [1]178
Dingle, John; cut quality mill stones,Luxulan 1800's ; [9]62
Dingle, Joseph; bankrupt,goods sold by auction 1813 ; [13]41
Dingley, Dorothy; ghost in fields, South Petherwin 1665 ; [9]159
Dinnis, John; witness to document 1821 ; [13]114
Doble, G.H. (Rev); produced miracle play 1924 ; [5]215
Dodds, Gregory; dean of Exeter c1560 ; [19]323
Doidge, (Mr); printer & bookseller in Redruth 1854 ; [5]141
Doidge, (Mrs); 1828-1891, wife of printer ; [5]69
Doidge, Alfred E.; wrote re openning of Wheal North 1904 ; [8]35
Doidge, John Sweet; stationer in Redruth 1854 ; [5]142
Doidge, John Sweet; bookseller in Redruth 1856 ; [5]146
Dolby, Sainton (Mrs); singing teacher in London 1866 ; [5]165
Donithorne, Joseph; apothecary of Truro/son of Nich. 1728 ; [11]98
Donithorne, Mary; excise fine for having salt 1816 ; [1]262
Donithorne, Nicholas; lease on Perran tin smelter 1733 ; [11]75
Donithorne, Nicholas; acquired lease on smelting house 1723 ; [11]98
Donithorne, Thomas; blacksmith in Redruth 1844 ; [5]124
Donithorne, Thomas; beer retailer in Redruth 1844 ; [5]125
Donithorne, Thomas; beer retailer in Redruth 1847 ; [5]131
Donithorne, Thomas; beer retailer in Redruth 1856 ; [5]146
Donithorne, William; carrier in Redruth 1823 ; [5]88
Donithorne, William; currier in Redruth 1844 ; [5]125
Donithorne, William; currier & ironmomger in Redruth 1854 ; [5]142
Donithorne, William; currier & grocer in Redruth 1856 ; [5]146
Donithorne, William; ironmonger in Redruth 1847 ; [5]132
Down, Anthony; copper found at Paramatta, SA ; [15]93
Down, Thomas; hammered to death at Cubert ; [9]27
Down, Thomas; murdered by Abraham Boswell 1883 ; [14]73
Downing, Daniel; solicitor in Redruth 1856 ; [5]146
Downing, Nich Berriman; mayor of Penzance 1869 ; [1]282
Dowrick, Sophie; died 1928 in Philleigh ; [9]96
Downton, William; Loyal Cornubian Lodge openned 1858 ; [5]150
Drake, George (Mrs); owned manor of Treleigh ; [5]16
Drew, (Lieut); chief Coastguard officer,Mullion 1840 ; [4]53
Drew, Catherine; betrothed to Walter Wydes c1600 ; [19]446
Drew, Charles; first mayor of Moonta 1872 ; [15]153
Drew, James; Truro merchant/broke contract 1500's ; [19]76
Drew, John; held land at Roseworry 1589 ; [19]44
Drew, Samuel; chemist & druggist at Helston 1827 ; [13]159
Drewitt, Colin; brother of F.G.Drewitt ; [1]202
Drewitt, F.G.; designed large detached houses 1923 ; [1]201
Drewitt, F.G.; built St John's House 1934 ; [1]202
Drewitt, F.G.; rebuilt bomb damaged houses 1948 ; [1]203
Drewitt, F.G.; died 1958 ; [1]204
Drewitt, Frederick Geo; architect born in Cheshire ; [1]200
Drewitt, Geoffery; son of F.G.Drewitt ; [1]204
Driffield, William; minister at Plain-au-Gwarry 1827 ; [5]91
Driffield, William; minister at Plain-au-Gwarry 1827 ; [5]92
Driffield, William; Primitive Methodist minister 1827 ; [13]167
Ducket, Robert; MP for Cornwall/from London 1552 ; [19]93
Dudley, Andrew (Sir); ; Dudley,
Dudley, Thomas; installation of new Watt engine 1776 ; [7]28
Duffield, Bernard; Lord Russell's steward/Exeter 1549 ; [19]276
Duhart, Jean; French prisioner in Redruth 1791 ; [5]57
Duncan, Abraham; held Chartist mission in Redruth 1839 ; [5]115
Duncan, John; discovery of Wallaroo copper 1860 ; [15]26
Dungey, (Sergeant); volunteer in Cornwall Rifles ; [5]153
Dungey, James; shopkeeper in Redruth 1854 ; [5]141
Dungey, Thomas; cabinet maker in Redruth 1844 ; [5]124
Dungey, Thomas; cabinet maker in Redruth 1847 ; [5]131
Dungey, Thomas; cabinet maker in Redruth 1856 ; [5]146
Dunkeing, Henry; kept the 'measures' 1662 ; [1]233
Dunkyn, Robert; appointed alderman by charter 1614 ; [1]216
Dunkyn, Robert; Penzance alderman 1614 ; [1]276
Dunlop, (General); Royal Redruth Infantry 1806 ; [5]71
Dunn, Elizabeth; living in Melindwr in 1871 census ; [18]326
Dunn, James; letter, depression of tin mining 1757 ; [5]45
Dunn, John; shopkeeper in Redruth 1856 ; [5]146
Dunn, Martin; agent of Carrack Dew mine 1861 ; [12]10
Dunn, Matthias; rescued crew of the Edward 1857 ; [9]69
Dunn, Robert; travelling tea dealer 1844 ; [5]126
Dunn, Robert; draper in Redruth 1856 ; [5]146
Dunstan; drowned in mine shaft collapse 1858 ; [2]94
Dunstan, Ann; linen & woollen draper / Redruth 1823 ; [5]88
Dunstan, Edward; born Wendron 1841/to Kapunda 1847 ; [16]61
Dunstan, Edward; mine captain, Wallaroo ; [16]69
Dunstan, James; grocer in Redruth 1844 ; [5]125
Dunstan, Jane; wife of Richard,in Australia 1849 ; [16]62
Dunstan, John; lit fire to warn off smugglers 1828 ; [4]103
Dunstan, John; charged with making fires on coast ; [4]104
Dunstan, John; mine surface captain, Moonta ; [16]69
Dunstan, John; Broken Hill Cornish Assoc. 1892 ; [16]94
Dunstan, Joseph; caught while warning smugglers 1828 ; [4]103
Dunstan, Joseph; escaped from Preventive men 1828 ; [4]104
Dunstan, Richard; to Australia 1849,moved to Burra ; [16]62
Dunsterville, E.; offices in Redruth 1854 ; [5]142
Dunstone, Edward (snr); living in Melindwr in 1851 census ; [18]324
Dunstone, Edward (jnr); living in Melindwr in 1851 census ; [18]324
Dunstone, Francis; living in Melindwr in 1851 census ; [18]324
Dunstone, James; lawyer from St Agnes, in Melindwr 1851 ; [18]324
Dunstone, John; horse carried smuggled goods 1800 ; [4]68
Dunstone, John; purchased Tregony town clock 1856 ; [9]165
Dunstone, John; living in Melindwr in 1851 census ; [18]324
Dunstone, Joseph; living in Melindwr in 1851 census ; [18]324
Dunstone, William; living in Melindwr in 1851 census ; [18]324
Duthie, Alexander; captain Java/bound for Australia ; [10]72
Dutton, F.H.; syndicate to buy land, South Aust ; [15]20
Dutton, Francis; found copper rocks at Kapunda 1842 ; [15]19
Dutton, Francis; discovered copper at Kapunda 1843 ; [16]33
Dwyer, James; customs Preventive man 1828 ; [4]103
Dyer, (Mr); Headmaster of Redruth School ; [5]66
Dyer, Morrice; held lease in stamping mill 1680 ; [12]103
Dymond, William; tried to stop sale by auctioneer 1875 ; [8]116
Dynham, Charles; captured three Breton ships 1884 ; [19]111
Dynham, John; given land by Richard III 1485 ; [19]112
Dynham, William; criticised Barclay's preaching 1538 ; [19]182
Dyson, John; clerk charged with embezzling 1826 ; [13]158
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