Surnames starting with letter W
Wade; smuggling spirits at Fowey 1822 ; [4]78
Wade, Mary; china & glass dealer in Redruth 1847 ; [5]132
Wade, S.; sent servant to see some sheep 1812 ; [13]31
Wade, Stephen; farmer in Tintagel 1822 ; [13]121
Wade, William; Headmaster Redruth Academy 1842-1862 ; [5]66
Wade, William; Grammar School in Redruth 1856 ; [5]148
Wade, William; grocer in Redruth 1844 ; [5]125
Wade, William; draper in Redruth 1847 ; [5]132
Wadge, E.Harvey Archer; wrote re Wheal North 1904 ; [8]35
Wakefield, S.R.; recruited labour from Victoria ; [15]41
Wakfer, T.C.; Penzance councillor 1973 ; [1]145
Wakfer, Thomas Charles; Penzance councillor 1974 ; [1]276
Wainwright, William; member of Newlyn Art Colony 1884 ; [3]110
Wales, Thomas; stonemason in Redruth 1844 ; [5]125
Wales, Thomas; mason in Redruth 1856 ; [5]148
Wales, W.; cabinet maker in Redruth 1854 ; [5]142
Wales, William; cabinet maker in Redruth 1847 ; [5]131
Wales, William; cabinet maker in Redruth 1856 ; [5]148
Walford, Thomas; commander Auriga to Valparaiso 1825 ; [13]146
Walke, Bernard; home for crippled children 1930 ; [9]136
Walker, Samuel (Rev); Curate of Truro 1750 ; [5]32
Walker, Thomas; bought manors of Tolverne & St Mawes ; [9]97
Wall, Jemmy; miner/prospector St Just 1836 ; [11]25
Wallace, William; listed as gentry in Redruth 1856 ; [5]145
Wallace, William; death sentence for stealing sheep 181 ; [13]45
Wallis, Alfred; St Ives painter/died Madron 1942 ; [9]63
Wallis, Charles; bought 200 birds for feathers 1879 ; [14]40
Wallis, H.C.; founded Redruth String Band 1909 ; [5]210
Wallis, John; manager Carnyorth mine 1864 ; [6]11
Wallis, Joseph; praises ventilation machine 1855 ; [8]105
Wallis, Thomas; manager, Ludgvan Lease 1853 ; [12]15
Wallis, William; County Court Clerk, Redruth 1856 ; [5]148
Walls, William; cabinet maker in Redruth 1844 ; [5]124
Walper, (Mrs); ran school in Redruth 1866 ; [5]69
Walpole, G.H.A. (Rev); Advent Ordination in 1881 ; [5]44
Walpole, Hugh (Sir); author/son of G.A.H. Walpole ; [5]44
Walter, Joseph; customer of Mr Cornish, tinsmith 1782 ; [5]52
Walter, Richard; discovery of Wallaroo copper 1860 ; [15]26
Walters, Gregory S.; from England to Port Adelaide 1848 ; [15]22
Walters, John; escaped from Bodmin Gaol 1833 ; [13]237
Walters, Pascoe; stole clothing from house/Roach 181 ; [13]92
Warbeck, Perkin; professed to be Duke of York c1500 ; [2]59
Ward, William; electrical engineer/trams 1902 ; [5]207
Ware, Benjamin; from Cornwall to Adelaide in 1850 ; [16]59
Ware, Elizabeth; from Cornwall to Adelaide in 1850 ; [16]59
Ware, John; from Cornwall to Adelaide in 1850 ; [16]59
Ware, William; from Cornwall to Adelaide in 1850 ; [16]59
Warmington, Eneder; original mine manager Wallaroo 1864 ; [15]35
Warmington, Mary; grocer in Redruth 1854 ; [5]142
Warmington, Mary (Mrs); grocer in Redruth 1856 ; [5]148
Warmington, William; grocer in Redruth 1844 ; [5]125
Warmington, William; original mine manager Wallaroo 1864 ; [15]35
Warmington, William; grocer & tea dealer in Redruth 1847 ; [5]132
Warne, Drugo; of St Issey/fined as recusant 1603 ; [19]377
Warne, James; invalid election to Assistant 1802 ; [1]97
Warne, James; manager Pendeen Consols 1864 ; [6]16
Warner, Richard (Rev); wrote of copper mine at Carn Brea 1808 ; [5]72
Warren, Edward; Penzance architect 1911 ; [1]199
Warren, Henry; stole comfits from Camborne fair 1822 ; [13]118
Warren, Jack; Moonta flower show 1872 ; [15]184
Warren, James; rescued peolpe on burning ship 1825 ; [5]91
Warren, James; wrestling match in London 1826 ; [5]92
Warren, John; sulphide ores at Broken Hill 1898 ; [15]46
Warren, John; manager from Moonta to Broken Hill ; [16]93
Warren, John; Moonta mine captain at Hamley ; [16]70
Warren, Peggy; claimed paternity on John Newton 1816 ; [1]261
Warren, William; mayor of Truro 1834 ; [13]238
Warrender, George (Sir); presented address tat Penzance 1817 ; [1]265
Warwick, Robert; of Plymouth/joined tax revolt 1497 ; [19]123
Wasley, Matthew; from Gwennap to County Cork 1840's ; [11]22
Wasley, William; secondhand clothier in Redruth 1854 ; [5]142
Wasley, William; clothes dealer in Redruth 1856 ; [5]148
Wasley, William; tailor in Redruth 1844 ; [5]125
Wasley, William; clothes dealer in Redruth 1847 ; [5]132
; ason, Leighton Sandys (,ejected from his Cury vicarage 1919 ; [9]136
Waterhouse,Geo Marsden; born Penzance/Premier South Aust 1861 ; [16]100
Waterhouse, John (Rev); Methodist-war with Baptists 1824 ; [1]94
Waters, Edward; deprived as rector ofPenkivel 1576 ; [19]357
Waters, Henry; invested gold money in S.A. land ; [16]60
Waters, Jane; assaulted Kenwyn poorhouse master 182 ; [13]190
Waters, Mary Ann; assaulted Kenwyn poorhouse master 182 ; [13]190
Waters, Sampson; invested in mines at Scorrier 1860's ; [11]56
Waters, Sampson; principal in arsenic company 1850's ; [11]112
Waters, Sampson; partner in British Arsenic Co 1850 ; [11]108
Watson, Peter; reported on St Ives Consols 1870 ; [12]40
Watson, Peter; chairman Wheal Lucy 1872 ; [8]20
Watson, Peter; committee Wheal Sisters 1882 ; [8]78
Watson, W.D.; translated carol into Cornish 1926 ; [5]216
Watt, James; patent on pumping engine c1800 ; [5]39
Watt, James; came to Cornwall/Plain-an-Gwarry 1777 ; [5]51
Watt, James; demonstrations at mine closures 1788 ; [5]54
Watt, John; sought divorce c1600 ; [19]446
Watters, Stephen; shopkeeper in Redruth 1847 ; [5]133
Watty, Thomas; attacked by smugglers at Pentewan 1815 ; [4]77
Waweis, Hugh Reginald; grandson of Thomas/writer ; [5]33
Waweis, John O.W.; son of Thomas/Canon Chichester ; [5]33
Waweis, Thomas; born Redruth 1 Jan 1734/died Bath 1820 ; [5]32
Way, Samuel; dispute over mine wages 1874 ; [15]38
Weare, Digory; author,born Jacobstow 1573 ; [9]49
Wearne, Joseph; from St Levan/flour miller in Sydney ; [16]102
Wearne, Roger; confiscated smuggled china ; [4]14
Weaver, (Mr); house door broken down 1817 ; [1]271
Webb; carpenter charged with rape 1816 ; [1]263
Webb, (Mr); paid for wine supplied 1794 ; [5]58
Webb, Edmund; married William Tom's daughter ; [16]102
Webb, Thomas; received pension 1540 ; [19]214
Webber, John; owned wine tavern in Redruth 1577 ; [5]23
Webber, William; captain of Devonshire rebels 1549 ; [19]284
Wedgewood, Josiah; made a journey in Cornwall 1775 ; [5]50
Weeks, Zebedee; grocer & tea dealer in Redruth 1823 ; [5]88
Weeks, Zebedee; carrier Redruth to Helston 1844 ; [5]126
Wellesley, Pole T.L.; MP for St Ives 1830 ; [12]71
Wellington, John; Wesleyan class leader, Moonta 1868 ; [16]75
Wellington, Thomas; killed in cart accident Helston 1898 ; [14]161
Wells, George; trouble with packetmen Falmouth 1810 ; [13]17
Welsteed, (Mr); expenses from Corporation 1662 ; [1]230
Wenna, Ralph; owned tin works near Redruth 1301 ; [5]17
Wentworth, Paul; parliamentary member for Liskeard 1572 ; [19]91
Wentworth, Peter; parliamentary member for Tregony 1572 ; [19]91
Wentworth, Peter; MP for Tregony/not Cornish 1572 ; [19]93
Wernher, Julius (Sir); bought radium from Mme Curie c1908 ; [12]65
Wesley, Charles; visited Cornwall with his brother ; [1]89
Wesley, Charles; extract from journal 1744 ; [1]90
Wesley, Charles; preaching at Gwennap 1743 ; [5]35
Wesley, Charles; once in danger in Redruth ; [5]37
Wesley, John; visited Cornwall 32 times 1743-89 ; [1]89
Wesley, John; extract from journal 1744 ; [1]90
Wesley, John; aided by Rev John Collins 1745 ; [5]35
Wesley, John; first visit to Redruth 1747 ; [5]36
Wesley, John; died 1791 ; [5]55
Wesley, John; stayed with Dr Boase ; [5]64
Wesley, John; preached from Bank balcony'Redruth ; [5]93
Wesley, John; part of wig in time capsule 1862 ; [5]95
West, John; large family at Camborne 1824 ; [13]140
West, William; steam patent/Richard Trevithick 1802 ; [7]45
West, William; action in Stannary Court 1828 ; [8]1
West, Udy; baptised in Redruth 1633 ; [5]24
Westcott, Denis; of St Columb/fined as recusant 1603 ; [19]377
Westgarth, William; Northumberland lead mine 1765 ; [10]179
Weston, Bartholomew; church wardenm Redruth 1613 ; [5]24
Whalley, Roger; complaints/neighbours/Egloshayle 1490 ; [19]120
Whalley, Roger; servant of Sir Richard Nanfan 1490's ; [19]121
Wheale, E.O.; Penzance alderman 1973 ; [1]145
Wheale, E.O.; Penzance Town Clerk 1974 ; [1]276
Whear, N.C.; father of Nathaniel Coulson Whear ; [1]197
Whear, N.C.; designed block of shops 1902 ; [1]198
Whear, Nat. Coulson; architect in Penzance 1880 ; [1]197
Wheate, John Thos (Sir; partner in West Cornwall Bank 1810 ; [5]74
Wheatley, James; follower of John Wesley 1746 ; [2]105
Wheatley, R.F.; modify design St Andrews,Redruth 1927 ; [5]183
Wheatley, Reginald; designed altar in St Mary's 1933 ; [1]188
Wheatley, Reginald; planned changes for Market House 1825 ; [1]200
Wheeler,J.; letter/Churchwarden St Austell 1830 ; [13]194
Whenan, Tom; follower of cock fighting at Moonta ; [15]160
Whinney, Thomas; designed bank building 1922 ; [1]200
Whitaker, John (Rev); describing Penzance Chapel in 1804 ; [1]13
White, Ann; action against Friendly Society 1817 ; [1]267
White, Gilbert; mason St Stephens to America 1819 ; [13]97
White, H.; landlord Morvah Consols 1872 ; [8]113
White, Henry; Penzance architect 1889 ; [1]196
White, Henry; architect in Penzance 1886 ; [1]197
White, Henry; held lease on Carn Galver mine 1873 ; [8]108
White, Henry; Penzance architect 1913 ; [1]200
White, Jas R. Angus; Honorary Freeman of Penzance 1972 ; [1]285
White, James; his hen was stolen 1830 ; [13]197
White, Jane; suspected of stealing shoes 1817 ; [1]273
White, John; reported on Garden Mine 1867 ; [8]111
White, R.; purser Pendeen Consols 1859 ; [8]110
White, R.; landlord Morvah Consols 1872 ; [8]113
White, Richard; proprietor of land North Levant 1864 ; [6]16
White, Richard; resident manager St Ives Consols ; [12]45
White, Thomas; landowner Wheal Hearle 1864 ; [6]14
White, Thomas; beer retailer in Redruth 1856 ; [5]148
White, Timothy; shopkeeper in Redruth 1854 ; [5]141
White, W.; agent Wheal Margaret 1861 ; [8]30
White, W.; agent East Providence 1866 ; [8]56
White, Walter; Londoner walked to Land's End 1854 ; [17]41
White, William; reported on East Providence 1867 ; [8]58
White, William; assaulted Mrs Aglington/Camelford 1893 ; [14]130
Whitehead (Mrs); had Trenarthen built/Lescudjack,1925 ; [1]201
Whitfield, George; preached at Redruth 1750 ; [5]38
Whitling H.J.; plans for new Market House 1835 ; [1]81
Whitling H.J.; London architect/Market House c1836 ; [1]189
Whitling H.J.; prepared plans for Guildhall 1836 ; [1]135
Whitmore, George; bought Alverton from Charles I 1611 ; [1]33
Whitmore, George; granted manor in Penzance ; [1]224
Whitmore, George; petition vs Roger Polkinghorne 1636 ; [1]225
Whitmore, George; action against Roger Polkinghorne 1636 ; [1]226
Whitmore, George; in petition by Alexander Daniell 1636 ; [1]223
Whitmore, Thomas; bought Alverton from Charles I 1611 ; [1]33
Whitmore, Thomas; granted manor in Penzance ; [1]224
Whitmore, Thomas; petition vs Roger Polkinghorne 1636 ; [1]225
Whitmore, Thomas; action against Roger Polkinghorne 1636 ; [1]226
Whitmore, Thomas; customs' dept secretary 1831 ; [4]52
Whitmore, Thomas; in petition by Alexander Daniell 1636 ; [1]223
Wicks, G.T.; conductor Truro Band 1877 ; [14]19
Wickett, James; opening of Wesleyan Building 1892 ; [5]197
Wickett, James; chairman/soup kitchen 1895 ; [5]202
Wickett, James (Mrs); christened horse drawn ambulance 1893 ; [5]198
Wickett, Matthew; hotel proprietor in Redruth 1844 ; [5]125
Wickett, Matthew; hotel proprietor in Redruth 1847 ; [5]132
Wickett, W.C.; syndicate bought Redruth brewery 1887 ; [5]34
Wickett, W.C.; AGM Redruth Brewing Co. 1898 ; [5]203
Wilcock, John; rector of Jacobstow 1545-57 ; [19]209
Widger, Richard; member of Polperro coastguard 1810 ; [4]96
Wilby, Fanny A. (Miss); married Wm Blackwell Tyringham 1865 ; [8]9
Wilby, W. (Col); father of Fanny Adela 1865 ; [8]9
Wilcocks, J.B.; emigration agent in Cornwall 1854 ; [16]42
Wildman, A.C.; editor Cornish Telegraph 1869 ; [8]59
Wildman, A.C.; editor Cornish Telegraph 1869 ; [8]113
Wilkens, Arthur; district organiser Dockers' Union 1920 ; [12]89
Wilkins, Mary; nurse in Newlyn 1832 ; [1]122
Wilkins, William; designed Tregothnan, 1816 ; [9]149
Wilkinson, Eliza Jane; grocer in Redruth 1856 ; [5]148
Wilkinson, G.H.; laid stone, St Andrews, Redruth 1883 ; [5]183
Wilkinson, John; iron foundry at Bersham 1776 ; [7]28
Wilkinson, John; shares in mines 1784 ; [7]32
Wilks, John; notorious mine promoter c1820 ; [11]24
Wilks, John; company promoter 1825 ; [11]35
Willcock, Wm Hy (Pvte); Honorary Freeman of Penzance 1901 ; [1]284
Willement, Thomas; stained glass/Church of St Paul ; [1]189
Williams, (family); owned Trefula manor ; [5]16
Williams, (family); Scorrier House/fortune from mining ; [9]155
Williams, (Mr); mounted coach on flanged wheels ; [5]72
Williams, Charles; hotel proprietor in Redruth 1854 ; [5]143
Williams, Colan; killed Balnoon Mine 1836 ; [8]2
Williams, Edmund; beer retailer in Redruth 1844 ; [5]125
Williams, Edward; born 1787/died 1823 ; [11]14
Williams, Elizabeth; stole turf for fuel at Alternun 1813 ; [13]41
Williams, Elizabeth; stole 4 shillings/Truro 1893 ; [14]131
Williams, Elizabeth; beer retailer in Redruth 1847 ; [5]131
Williams, Ezekiel; trouble with packetmen Falmouth 1810 ; [13]17
Williams, F.M. (Sir); principal shareholder Poldice 1873 ; [11]155
Williams, Frederick K.; lived in Melindwr in 1871 census ; [18]327
Williams, George; lease on Portreath harbour 1886 ; [11]156
Williams, George; lease on Portreath harbour 1886 ; [11]157
Williams, George; bought tin smelting works Bissoe 1880 ; [14]46
Williams, George; subscribed to Redruth Hospital 1890 ; [5]192
Williams, Grace; living in Melindwr in 1861 census ; [18]326
Williams, Grace; lived in Melindwr in 1871 census ; [18]327
Williams, H.T.; Colonial Outfitters 1856 ; [5]149
Williams, H.T.; Colonial Outfitters 1862 ; [5]157
Williams, H.T.; shop rebuilt 1891 ; [5]193
Williams, H.T.; shopkeeper in Redruth 1854 ; [5]143
Williams, H.T.; draper in Redruth 1854 ; [5]142
Williams, Henry; beer retailer in Redruth 1847 ; [5]131
Williams, Henry; boot & shoe maker in Redruth 1847 ; [5]131
Williams, Henry; lived in Melindwr in 1871 census ; [18]327
Williams, Henry; beer retailer in Redruth 1844 ; [5]125
Williams, Henry; agent to Consolidated Mines 1823 ; [5]88
Williams, Henry; son of Richard,in Melindwr in 1871 ; [18]333
Williams, Humphrey T.; advertised as Colonial Outfitters 1862 ; [5]157
Williams, J; rail road Portreath to Camborne 1806 ; [5]70
Williams, J.C.; carpet suppliers Truro 1834 ; [13]239
Williams, J.C.; shares in Bacon Curing factory 1892 ; [5]197
Williams, J.W.; donation for coals/Caerhayes 1867 ; [5]167
Williams, James; advertising for labour/Devoran 1877 ; [14]20
Williams, James; killed in explosion 1873 ; [15]59
Williams, James; blind ballad singer 1817 ; [1]264
Williams, James; boot & shoe maker in Redruth 1847 ; [5]131
Williams, James; beer retailer in Redruth 1844 ; [5]125
Williams, James (Capt); smuggled whisky into St Ives 1851 ; [4]20
Williams, James (Capt); complained about Customs officers ; [4]21
Williams, James; manager Lelant Consols 1864 ; [6]11
Williams, Jane; ran school in Redruth 1866 ; [5]69
Williams, John; from Scorrier c1800 ; [5]45
Williams, John; tinsmith's account book 1782 ; [5]52
Williams, John; convicted as rogue & vagabond 1817 ; [5]81
Williams, John; engaged miners for Cuba 1834 ; [5]109
Williams, John; born 1753/founder of Scorrier family ; [11]14
Williams, John; living at Burncoose 1840's ; [11]19
Williams, John; quote from obituary ; [11]56
Williams, John; tramroad leased from Basset's 1822 ; [11]137
Williams, John; lived in Scorrier House ; [11]138
Williams, John; planned to restart copper mines 1819 ; [11]142
Williams, John; lost control of United Mines 1824 ; [11]147
Williams, John; counterfeit Scorrier tokens 1813 ; [13]38
Williams, John; copper kettle sign stolen Truro 1833 ; [13]229
Williams, John; letter re ploughing competition 1893 ; [14]129
Williams, John; ancestor of Michael Williams MP ; [9]146
Williams, John; produced copper penny pieces 1811 ; [9]155
Williams, John; lived in Melindwr in 1871 census ; [18]327
Williams, John; found bodiies in Wheal Margaret flood ; [8]23
Williams, John (junr); son John,married 1810/died 1849 ; [11]14
Williams, John; given nickname of Colt 1883 ; [14]68
Williams, John; built Scorier House/died Calstock 184 ; [5]41
Williams, John; lived in Melindwr in 1871 census ; [18]327
Williams, John; Society,Supression of Drunkeness 1805 ; [5]70
Williams, John; principal in Portreath rail line 180 ; [11]134
Williams, John; customer of Mr Cornish, tinsmith 1782 ; [5]52
Williams, John; living in Melindwr in 1861 census ; [18]326
Williams, John; school, Redruth 1873 ; [5]68
Williams, John; grocer in Redruth 1844 ; [5]125
Williams, John; shopkeeper in Redruth 1847 ; [5]133
Williams, John; subscribed to Redruth Hospital 1890 ; [5]192
Williams, John; lead mine agent in Melindwr in 1871 ; [18]332
Williams, John; arraigned/aiding Catholic priest 1577 ; [19]348
Williams, John; attested Sir John Arundell's will 158 ; [19]363
Williams, John; of St Mawgan/fined as recusant 1592 ; [19]376
Williams, John Charles; owned Redruth manor ; [5]16
Williams, John Charles; AGM Mining Association 1892 ; [5]197
Williams, John Michael; partner in West Cornish Bank 1863 ; [5]46
Williams, John Michael; married Elizabeth Maria Davey 1852 ; [5]89
Williams, John Michael; living at Scorrier 1840's ; [11]19
Williams, Joseph; grocer in Redruth 1854 ; [5]142
Williams, Josh; cornet player/Wesleyan Chapel 1900 ; [15]109
Williams, Josuah; died 1919/buried Moonta ; [16]109
Williams, Louise; lived in Melindwr in 1871 census ; [18]327
Williams, Louisa; wife of Richard, in Melindwr in 1871 ; [18]333
Williams, Marg S.; innkeeper in Melindwr in 1861 ; [18]332
Williams, Martin; appeal against smuggling charges 181 ; [1]270
Williams, Mary; living in Melindwr, da. Ric. Williams ; [18]333
Williams, Michael; part owner schooner launched 1829 ; [11]150
Williams, Michael; dinner at United Mines 1814 ; [13]53
Williams, Michael; purchased St Michael Caerhayes 1855 ; [9]146
Williams, Michael; born 1785/married 1813/died 1858 ; [11]14
Williams, Michael; living at Trevince 1840's ; [11]19
Williams, Michael; bank president in Redruth 1856 ; [5]148
Williams, Michael; testimonial of public esteem 1853 ; [5]141
Williams, Owen; set up copper smelter in Swansea 1803 ; [7]55
Williams, Paul; arsenic production at Perran ; [11]103
Williams, Phillip; listed as gentry in Redruth 1844 ; [5]124
Williams, Phillip; listed as gentry in Redruth 1856 ; [5]145
Williams, Phillip; carpenter in Redruth 1823 ; [5]88
Williams, Ralph; owned Lezerea estate, Porkellis 1800's ; [9]103
Williams, Ralph; improving land on Lezerea estate 1895 ; [14]142
Williams, Richard; leased land from Sir John Basset 1509 ; [5]21
Williams, Richard; born Cornwall 1831/to Bendigo 1857 ; [16]56
Williams, Richard; given nickname of Nelley 1883 ; [14]68
Williams, Richard; lived in Melindwr in 1871 census ; [18]327
Williams, Richard; mine agent in Melindwr in 1871 ; [18]333
Williams, Robert; coffee & eating house in Redruth 1847 ; [5]132
Williams, Robert; shopkeeper in Redruth 1847 ; [5]133
Williams, S.; from Ashton to Mysore,gold mining 1887 ; [14]94
Williams, Samuel; litigation over legal mayor 1707 ; [1]59
Williams, Samuel; repaid money for legal bills 1712 ; [1]61
Williams, Samuel; mayor of Penzance ; [1]62
Williams, Samuel; dispute over milling rights 1714 ; [1]240
Williams, Samuel; dispute over milling rights 1714 ; [1]245
Williams, Samuel; mayor of Penzance 1709,13,19,25 ; [1]280
Williams, Sara; in 1871 Melindwr census, 85 years old ; [18]330
Williams, Sarah (Mrs; proprietor Miner's Inn, Redruth 1856 ; [5]148
Williams, Stephen; supplied clay to Wheal Sparnon 1765 ; [5]47
Williams, Susanna (Mrs; auctioned wool factory at Ponsanooth ; [13]73
Williams, Susanna (Mrs; auctioned wool factory at Ponsanooth ; [9]102
Williams, Thomas; controlled Anglesey copper mines 1788 ; [7]26
Williams, Thomas; developed Martin's quarry,Willunga ; [16]32
Williams, Thomas; boot & shoe maker in Redruth 1823 ; [5]88
Williams, W.W.; butcher's shop lit by electricity 1891 ; [5]193
Williams, William; diary note of Newlyn fisherman 1832 ; [1]121
Williams, William; boot & shoe maker in Redruth 1844 ; [5]124
Williams, William; butcher-electric light in shop 1891 ; [5]195
Williams, William; stole clothes from house/Crowan 1815 ; [13]59
Williams, William; selling brig Ann of Gweek 1820 ; [13]100
Williams, William; selling house Tregullow 1887 ; [14]96
Williams, William; largest shareholder Wheal Reeth 1866 ; [8]69
Williams, William; shepherd of Blaenpeithnant 1861 ; [18]333
Williams, William; born 1791/knighted 1864/died 1870 ; [11]14
Williams, William; proprietor Oxford Arms, Redruth 1856 ; [5]148
Williams, William; given nickname of Cat 1883 ; [14]67
Williams, William; Newlyn fisherman, re Cholera 1832 ; [1]121
Williams, William; first arsenic production 1812 ; [11]103
Williams, William; property owner, Giew mine 1869 ; [12]84
Williams, William; boot & shoe maker in Redruth 1844 ; [5]124
Williams, William; agent to Consolidated Mines 1823 ; [5]88
Williams, William John; killed in Wheal Sisters 1882 ; [8]78
Williams, Wm Silvanus; teacher in Melindwr 1861 ; [18]329
Williamson, Henry; purser Reeth Consols 1857 ; [12]99
Williamson, John; draper in Redruth 1847 ; [5]132
Williamson, R.; wholasale store in Redruth 1854 ; [5]142
Williamson, Robert; linen draper in Redruth 1856 ; [5]148
Willoughby, Chas (Rev); London Missionary Society 1895 ; [5]202
Willoughby, James; beer retailer in Redruth 1856 ; [5]148
Willoughby, Richard; father of Chas Willoughby ; [5]202
Willoughby, Robert; Lord of Manor of Ludgvan 1487 ; [1]21
Willoughby, Robert Sir; granted Trethewe manor c1500 ; [19]105
Willoughby, Robert Sir; supported Henry VII 1483 ; [19]110
Willoughby, Samuel; beer retailer in Redruth 1847 ; [5]131
Willoughby, Susannah; beer retailer in Redruth 1844 ; [5]125
Willoughby, Thomas; cooper in Redruth 1844 ; [5]125
Willoughby, Thomas; cooper in Redruth 1856 ; [5]148
Willoughby, Thomas; cooper in Redruth 1847 ; [5]132
Willoughby, W.C. (Dr); born Redruth 1857/died 1938 ; [5]202
Wills, James; living in Melindwr in 1851 census ; [18]324
Wills, Thomas; assaulted by smugglers,Padstow 1831 ; [4]28
Wills, Thomas; assaulted by smugglers,Padstow 1831 ; [4]52
Wills, Thomas (Rev); Curate at St Agnes 1764-1774 ; [5]38
Wilton, W.G.; iron monger founded 1880/closed 1968 ; [5]225
Wilton, William George; stationmaster West Cornwall Rail 1856 ; [5]148
Willyams, Bridgeman; mother of Thomas Hawies ; [5]32
Willyams, John; father of Bridgeman Hawies, died 1753 ; [5]32
Wilson, (Mr); report on Redruth Town Missioner 1870 ; [5]170
Wilson, A.; shareholder New Trumpet mine 1870 ; [10]117
Wilson, Adelaide; charged as a rogue & vagabond 1886 ; [14]88
Wilson, Henry; architect from Leeds 1933 ; [1]202
Wilson, J.W.; service by town missionary 1888 ; [14]102
Wilson, Thomas; installation of new Watt engine 1776 ; [7]33
Wilson, W.; drowned rescuing Bude pilot boat 1823 ; [13]127
Wilton, (Mr); fire at ironmomger's shop 1890 ; [5]193
Wilton, G.; shopkeeper in Redruth 1854 ; [5]143
Wilton, Wm Geo; railway station master Redruth 1856 ; [5]148
Wimbourne, H.; built Woolworth's building 1935 ; [1]202
Wingfield, John; leased land from Crown 1592 ; [19]376
Winn, Abraham; ex Hayle/killed/mine accident/Montana ; [14]101
Winnan, Edward; manager St Erth Tin Stream 1873 ; [8]16
Winslade, John; charged Vicar, St Veep/concubine 1547 ; [19]156
Winslade, John; a leader of prayer book rebellion 1549 ; [19]263
Winter Thomas; Wolsey's illegitimate som 1537 ; [19]149
Winwood, John; backed Hornblowers' patent 1781 ; [7]34
Wise, (Lieut); Customs' sitter at Polkerris 1820 ; [4]75
Wise, David; surgeon & apothecary, Redruth 1783 ; [5]53
Wise, David; surgeon in Redruth 1823 ; [5]88
Withers, G.E.; architect from London 1931 ; [1]202
Withers, K.G.; architect from London 1931 ; [1]202
Wogan, John (Sir); relative of the Killigrews ; [2]80
Wolf, Joseph; aged 11/killed in mine accident 1834 ; [13]241
Wolff; damage to Synagogue door 1817 ; [1]275
Wollaston, Gerald W.; grant of Borough Coat of Arms 1934 ; [1]257
Wood, Henry (Sir); formation Symphony Orchestra 1922 ; [5]215
Wood, Kingsley (Sir); Minister of Health 1937 ; [1]173
Woodcock, Sampson; chief boatman Boscastle station 1820 ; [4]31
Woodcock, Sampson; preventitive boat at Boscastle 1821 ; [13]109
Woodcock, Sampson; assaulted by smugglers,Padstow 1831 ; [4]28
Woodcock, Sampson; assaulted by smugglers,Padstow 1831 ; [4]52
Woodhouse, Vincent; engraver in Redruth 1856 ; [5]148
Woodis, G; surveying schoolroom 1793 ; [1]255
Woodthorpe, Vincent; day school in Redruth 1844 ; [5]124
Woodthorpe, Vincent; engraver in Redruth 1844 ; [5]126
Woodthorpe, William; printer in Redruth 1847 ; [5]67
Woodthorpe, William; book seller in Redruth 1847 ; [5]131
Woolcock, Benjamin; living in Melindwr in 1841 census ; [18]323
Woolcock, Elizabeth; murdered husband/first woman hanged ; [15]170
Woolcock, John; house was robbed by John Northey 1813 ; [13]45
Woolcock, John; a 'stirrer' in prayer book rebellion ; [19]284
Woolcock, John Laskey; born Truro/to Queensland 1866 ; [16]100
Woolcock, James; suplied duck to New Trumpet mine 1870 ; [10]121
Woolcock, Thomas; murdered by wife 4 Sep 1873 ; [15]170
Woolcock, Thomas; died of poison ; [15]171
Woolcock, Thomas; ex St Agnes,mining eng., Melindwr 1851 ; [18]324
Woolcombe, T.; property owner, Giew mine 1869 ; [12]84
Woolf, (Mr); servant sued for payment of wages 1816 ; [1]262
Woolf, (Mr); paid for Henry French's shroud 1804 ; [5]68
Woolf, A.; composed Cornish carols 1842 ; [5]190
Woolf, Aaron; composed Cornish carols 1842 ; [5]74
Woolf, Arthur; born Camborne 1766/mining engineer ; [5]47
Woolf, Arthur; erected steam stamps/Carn Brea 1813 ; [5]78
Woolf, Arthur; patented double cylinder engine 1804 ; [7]46
Woolf, Arthur; assisted by Hocking & Loam 1860 ; [5]154
Woolf, Francis; retired to Redruth in 1768 ; [5]61
Woolf, Francis; gave part of John Wesley's wig 1863 ; [5]95
Woolf, Francis; draper in Redruth 1856 ; [5]148
Woolf, Francis; listed as gentry in Redruth 1856 ; [5]145
Woolf, Francis; draper in Redruth 1854 ; [5]142
Woolf, Francis; customer of Mr Cornish, tinsmith 1782 ; [5]52
Woolf, Francis; draper in Redruth 1844 ; [5]125
Woolf, Francis; draper in Redruth 1847 ; [5]132
Woolfe, Francis; linen & woollen draper / Redruth 1823 ; [5]88
Wordsworth, Judith; married Thomas Hawies 1771,died 1786 ; [5]32
Worsdell, Jonathan; charged with forgery Falmouth 1876 ; [14]18
Worth, Geo; cut the hedges in Church Lane 1793 ; [5]58
Worth, John; wound up church clock 1793 ; [5]58
Worth, John; investigated William Kendall 1532 ; [19]235
Worth, Thomas; widow married John Tremenheere ; [11]64
Worth, Thomas; copper smelter near Redruth c1700 ; [5]28
Worth, Thomas; assumed control of blowing house 1703 ; [11]72
Worth, William; ex Penryn/rented blowing house 1684 ; [11]72
Wyatt, G.F.; school examiner Moonta 1872 ; [15]139
Wyatt, James; designed church at Kea 1802 ; [9]49
Wydes, Walter; marital problems c1600 ; [19]446
Wyndham, William; trees cut down on property 1810 ; [13]18
Wynter, (family); owned manor of Treruffe ; [5]16
Wynter, John; owned Redruth manor 1514 ; [5]16
Wyon, A.C. (Rev); designed memorial plaque 1946 ; [5]222
Wyse, Nicholas; vicar of Constantine 1497 ; [19]138
Wyse, Thomas; Rector Redruth 1526 ; [5]22
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