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2nd of January 2012 02:21 AM by Mrs. Dorothy Chambers website: http://oanddchambers@shaw.ca
Oswald and Dorothy Chambers were the owners of East Colliford Farm when it was decided to build a dam on the property and construct the Colliford Lake reservoir. Dorothy taught at St. Neot School from 1967 until 1978. Our daughter,Susan started school there in Miss Pascoe's class in 1972 when her brother Robert was born.Our family emigrated to Canada in1978. Oswald passed away in 2009 and his ashes were scattered by relatives on Bunnings Park before they enjoyed a lunch at the LONDON INN.
We cherish many happy memories of our lives there 1953 to 1976 and are in contact with friends
who live in the community.
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2nd of June 2011 06:04 AM by Jon Glencross
Great to hear all the news and keep up with things now that I am a "Cousin Jack" here in Canada.
Cheers Jon and Ali
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29th of May 2011 12:01 PM by Kay Halley website: http://www.cornwall-opc.org
If anyone is looking for their St Neot ancestors, the St Neot page is here
http://www.cornwall-opc.org/Par_new/n_p/neot_st.php
and all the St Neot Parish Registers from 1558 to 1911 are transcribed and free to search here
http://www.cornwall-opc-database.org/search-database.
I am also happy to help anyone trace their family - just email me at the address below.
Kind regards,
Kay Halley
Kay.halley@gmail.com
Online Parish Clerk (Genealogy) St Neot
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4th of April 2011 07:58 PM by Ward Hobbs
I live in Pennsylvania in the U.S. and recently learned that my great (X four) grandparents were married in St. Neot Parish in 1815. So I am assuming they were married in St. Neot Church, unless there are others in the village. Also, does anyone know if marriage records from that far back still exist in the village? Their names were George Hobbs and Martha Grigg. By the way - It is a lovely place and I hope someday to visit!
If anyone would care to respond, my email is wwhobber@verizon.net THANKS!
I have sent an email - and will tell Mandy but if anyone else knows anything that they think will help please contact Ward. Ed
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28th of March 2011 08:34 PM by val
I live in Bodmin but wish I lived in St. Neot - one of the friendliest and prettiest villages in Cornwall. I visit as often as possible such as the other day. The sun was shining, the sky was blue and you could actually hear birds singing (unusual in noisy towns). The tranquility of St. Neot is unique and really touches and revives the soul. You are all so lucky to enjoy being there every day. Long may it last and - lastly, the new website is excellent.