GREAT BRITAIN MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS

Cornish Cemeteries

A combined index which currently includes Towednack Churchyard, Longstone Cemetery, St.Euny Redruth (part), Penponds Cemetery, Camborne Centenary Wesleyan Cemetery, Camborne Parish Churchyard (part), Barnoon Cemetery, Quethiock Churchyard, Quethiock Cemetery, Landrake Churchyard and Callington Churchyard (part).

Surname	Given Names	Died	Age	Born (abt)	Other	Cemetery
BRABYN	Annie	12 Apr 1872	22	1850	Daughter of William and Mary	Towednack
BRABYN	Ellen	14 Jul 1876	18	1858	Daughter of William and Mary	Towednack
BRABYN	William	8 Aug 1876	17	1859	Son of William and Mary	Towednack

http://chrisuphill.tripod.com/mainb3.htm

SENNEN BURIALS 1840-1848

16 Oct 1841

BRABYN

Mary

77 yrs.

Brew

http://members.tripod.com/sennencornwall/burials_1840.htm

St. Goran’s Churchyard

John Brabyn Died 1854 aged 40 years+

http://www.gorran-haven.com/gorinscr_1.htm

St. TEATH

No.	Name	Remarks	Date	Age
39	Brabyn James	Father of Joanna	02-01-1877	76

http://www.stteath.org.uk/histcemetery.htm

THE COURTNEY LIBRARY & Cornish History Research Centre

Royal Institution of Cornwall, River Street, Truro TR1 2SJ, Cornwall, UK

Holdings:

· WILL: James Brabin [Brabyn] of St Breock, 1674

· AGREEMENT: Mary Brabyn, wid and Jane Brabyn, spin (daughter of James) both of St Breock re: tenement of Tregunnow [Tregunna] in St Breock, 1688

RIC@royal-cornwall-museum.freeserve.co.uk

www.cornwall-online.co.uk/ric

Cornwall Online Census Project—1891

Transcript of Piece RG12/1829

Enumeration District 10

Civil Parish of St Clement, Eccl. Parish of St Clement

66,Pencalenick,1,Edward Brabyn,Head,M,30,,General Laborer,Employed,Feock Cornwall,

,,,Mary Brabyn,Wife,M,,32,,,St Gluvias Cornwall,

,,,Florence Brabyn,Dau,S,,6,Scholar,,St Clement Cornwall,

,,,Richard Brabyn,Son,S,5,,,,St Clement Cornwall,

,,,George Brabyn,Son,S,3,,,,St Clement Cornwall,

,,,Alberta Brabyn,Dau,S,,2,,,St Clement Cornwall,

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~kayhin/1829c.html

Cornish People in Cornish Books

These several books cover various aspects of local history in Cornwall as it affected the lives of the people living there, and refer to local government, life style, living conditions, commerce and mining. Frequent reference is made to those involved in the different activities and these works have been indexed here for the personal names they contain. Seldom is it found that the information given is the traditional birth, death and marriage data sought by the genealogist. Often it may be simply a brief reference to a person's involvement in some undertaking - occasionally a fuller narrative will show something of the way a person led his life.

Brabyn, William; purser South Providence mine 1873 ; [THE ST IVES MINING DISTRICT (Vol. 2) - Cyril Noall. Dyllansow Truran, Redruth, Cornwall - 1993 ISBN 185 022 0670, page 85

Brabyn, William; John Brabyn's son & heir 1506 ; TUDOR CORNWALL - A.L.Rowse. Dyllansow Truran Trewolsta, Trewirgie, Redruth, Cornwall ISBN 185022 0581, page 138

http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/jon_rees/corbookB.htm

1830 Cornwall Pigot's Directory

Index by Rick Parson

This index has *two* page numbers. This is because the original volume was published in two versions, one as part of a South West of England compendium version, where Cornwall happened to be the first county, and therefore  the page numbering starts at 1, and secondly as a compendium issue of 18 counties of Southern England, and therefore the Cornwall pages start at page 135.

BRABYN,Gregory,4,136

BRABYN,John,4,136

BRABYN,William,21,153

http://www.parsons1998.freeserve.co.uk/

Wadebridge, a small market town, between four and five miles from Bodmin, is partly in the parish of Breock, and the lesser portion of it in that of Egloshayle, and in the two hundreds of Pyder and trigg. It is eligibly situated upon the Camel, which is the boundary of the parishes and hundreds; and the river is navigable for vessels of 150 tons burden. It's chief trade is the exportation of corn; no manufactures being established here, nor any mines worked in the immediate neighbourhood. The living of Breock is a rectory, and that of Egloshayle is a vicarage: the incumbent of the former Parish is the Rev. Wm. Molesworth, and the vicar of the latter the Rev Richd. Cory. The methodists, Calvanists and friends have each a meeting house here; and there is a small school supported by subscription. The market day is Friday; and there are three annual fairs, viz. the 12th May, 22nd June, and 10th October. By the parliamentary returns for 1821, the Parish of St Breock contained 1,225 inhabitants, and Egloshayle 1,174; but the population confined to the Town is not stated.

Brabyn John, (carpenter and ironmonger), Wadebridge

Brabyn Gregory, currier, Wadebridge

http://slapster2.tripod.com/1830_pigot.htm

1830 Pigot’s Directory SOUTH WALES

Coasting Traders

To Bristol, the Charles, James Llewellyn, master; the Emily, Philip Ball; and the Three brothers, John Brabyn

http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/wal/CMN/Llanelli/Pigot1830.html

Llanelli Marriages

Llanelli Marriages 1833-1837 St Elli Parish Church, South Wales, UK

Llanelli Marriages 1864-1867 Taken from Llanelli Guardian Births, Deaths & Marriages

Transcribed by P James 1993, 1996

Year	Date	Firstname	Surname	Forename	Lastname
1833	18 February	John	Brabyn	Margaret	Morgan
1834	25 April	James	Brabyn	Celia	Evans
1864	19 December	John Kenn	Roberts	Celia	Brabyn

http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/wggenweb/wales/vitals/llanelli.txt

ST PETERS CARMARTHEN Marriages 1813-1837

Year	Date	FirstName	Surname	Firstname	Surname	Parish	County
1824	20/05	William	Brabyn	Maria	Davies	St. Peters Carmarthen	Carmarthen

http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/wggenweb/wales/vitals/stpeters.txt

Parish Registers, Cumbria

Roland Grigg

BRABYN Dorothy d of George Brabyn of Stricklandroger bapt 1599 Feb9 Kendal Parish)
BRABYN Peter of Whynfell bur 1598 Feb18 (Kendal Parish)

http://jennylittle.members.beeb.net/Bown_to_Brantwhat.htm

The TROUNCE FAMILY TREE

John Herbert Trounce was born in 1881 in Cardiff, Wales. He died in 1953 in Cardiff, Wales. He married Gwendoline Brabyn in 1904 in Cardiff, Wales. Gwendoline Brabyn was born in 1885.

They had the following children:

F	i	Edna Lillian Trounce was born in 1906 in Cardiff, Wales. She married Francis D. Landsey in 1928 in Cardiff, Wales.
F	ii	Gwendoline Mary Trounce¹ was born in 1908 in Cardiff, Wales.
M	iii	Vivian Herbert Trounce was born on 30 Jul 1908.
M	iv	William E. Trounce¹ was born in 1910 in Cardiff, Wales. He died in 1911 in Cardiff, Wales.
F	v	Mavis G. Trounce was born in 1912.
M	vi	William Weston Trounce was born in 1921.

http://home.ican.net/~dtrounce/thetrounc/pafg08.htm#2126

Newspaper readership in south west England
an analysis of the Flindell's Western Luminary subscribers list of 1815.

Brabyn, John, Mr. Padstow (COR) Shipwrights Arms
Innkeeper. 1811H shipbuilder & innkeeper.

http://www.devon.gov.uk/library/locstudy/bookhist/lumsuba.html

Western Flying Post and Sherborne and Yeovil Mercury

1778 07Sep Brabyn Henry - 'Catheridges Tenement' Tregonna St Breock sale

1778 07Sep Brabyn John - 'Catheridges Tenement' Tregonna St Breock sale

http://freespace.virgin.net/paul.mansfield1/sher78af.txt

CARDIFF PHOTOGRAPHS

Brabyn, Ron, Boxer, Portrait, ---, V-98

Brabyn, Ron, Boxer, Roath Amateur Boxing Club, 1919, V-95

Brabyn, Ron, Boxer, Welsh ABA Champions Group Photo, 1935, V-99

http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/wal/GLA/Cardiff/Cardiffyes4.html

Royal Humane Society Bronze Medals 1870

Name	Rank or Occupation (where stated)	Date of Incident	Location	RHS Case number
Brabyn, J.	Ship Carpenter	21.5.70	Cardiff	18525

http://www.lsars.eurobell.co.uk/bronz70s.htm

Brabyn Companies

Company	Street	Street	Town	County	Postcode	Telephone
B E Wells & H J Brabyn	T/A Plumpton Coaches	1 Littledown Villas	Lewes	East Sussex	BN7 3JJ	01273 890369

http://www.go-by-coach.co.uk/southeast01.php

Messrs. Graham Brabyn Ltd.

The United Kingdom Parliament

July 1990

Mr. Mudd : To ask the Secretary of State for Employment when former employees of Messrs. Graham Brabyn Ltd. of Redruth, Cornwall, may expect to receive their payments under the Employment Protection (Consolidation) Act 1978 redundancy payments scheme ; for what reason payments have not yet been made; and if he will make a statement.

Mr. Nicholls : My officials are dealing with claims for arrears of wages, holiday pay, notice pay and redundancy pay for around 70 employees. The need to undertake the usual check of the company's wage records, which has proved difficult in this case, and the pressure of current casework in redundancy payments offices has given rise to some delay. I hope, however, to be able to begin making payments to the employees shortly.

http://www.parliament.the-stationery-office.co.uk/pa/cm198990/cmhansrd/1990-07-16/Writtens-6.html

CLERGY

Rectors of Whitwell

1958-1969

Frederick John Brabyn

http://www.wlhg.freeuk.com/book/part5.htm

TRURO LIVESTOCK MARKET

STEERS (Leading Prices)

Limousin x to ,580 for Mr. R.E. Brabyn of Shortlanesend, Truro.

http://216.239.53.100/search?q=cache:jw1MgEaoUeUC:www.lodgeandthomas.co.uk/Reports/3rd%2520and%25204th%2520September2002%2520Market%2520Report.doc+brabyn&hl=en&ie=UTF-8

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