Newquay War Memorial lists 89 men from the town who died in WW1. Here are their stories - Lest We Forget. Sunday, 26 April 2015. Born 9 June 1897 Brioude, France Died of the Effects of Gas 26 August 1918. Buried at Ligny St Flochel British Cemetery, Averdoingt. Henry Cecil Rickard, known as Cecil, was the youngest child of John Henry Rickard and Mary Annie Mitchell. The couple had married in 1886 at the Wesleyan Chapel at Bolingey.

Basically, all ARGALLs worldwide are related to each other! This site is offered as a definitive history of the Argall Families worldwide. In it, you will find a global family tree. Since over 40 years of research has shown that most people who are born with the ARGALL surname are related to each other.

Bal Maidens and Mining Women Home Page. Welcome to this Bal Maidens and Mining Women. Website, exploring the many different roles which women and girls have undertaken at mines around the world. And includes a searchable database. Of 29,951 named individuals. 2005 Holyer an Gof T.

The term OPC refers to an unpaid volunteer who is willing to help others with their genealogical research. Records available for searching often include church register transcripts, land tax assessments and census data. An OPC should not be confused with a Parish Council appointed Parish Clerk. A grey day in March 2002.

The Ciao Famiglia website started life in 2009. It was originally intended to be a few summary pages containing Fletcher, Sproule, Burton and Aldous family histories over the past one to two hundred years, but it kind of grew and developed a fun life of its own, with the discovery of original documents, graves going back to the early 1700s, and church records going back another 100 years plus. Adrian and Angela at Old Bell House, Somerton, Summer 1948.