St Ives

The parish and borough town of St Ives are situated in the Deanery and Hundred of Penwith. It is bordered by the Bristol Channel to the north, St Ives Bay and Lelant to the east, Lelant and Towednack to the south and Towednack and the ocean to the west. In the Domesday Book of 1086 it was taxed with Ludgvan Lees, being the senior manor which encompassed lands in Ludgvan, Lelant, St Ives and Towednack. The parish of Halsetown was created from part of St Ives parish in 1849.

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Cornwall Family History Society

Since its beginning in 1976, the society has aimed to become a ‘centre of excellence’ by encouraging Cornish family history research. This is being achieved by publishing a quarterly Journal, co-ordinating the transcription and indexing of over 5 million original records, maintaining a research library in Truro for members and the general public and offering a means of worldwide contact and exchange of information between members.

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Cornwall Family History Society,
18 Lemon Street,
Truro,
Cornwall,
TR1 2LS, UK

e: secretary@cornwallfhs.com
t: 01872 264044

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