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Gwennap |
Mining in Gwennap
Gwennap Mining In The 19th Century
The View From Carn Marth In 1837
1871 Tools of The Cornish Miner
Gwennap miners mentioned in the 1842 Royal Commision Report
Gwennap Miners on the Cornwall Miners Index
Mining Articles Etc. relating to Gwennap
The Gouch (Gook) or Cornish bonnet
Michael Loam, the Inventor of the Cornish Man Engine
Gwennap Mining In The 19th Century
Over 3,000 shafts are known to have existed in the old Gwennap parish and although most have been capped there may still be shafts which lie in wait for the unwary amongst the gorse and bracken of the old mining district. The map above shows the known shafts in the United mines area of the parish. The aerial photograph is of the area of the Great Consolidated Mines. Below is a piece taken from Cornish Notes & Queries, 1906.
"In twenty one years the Consolidated Mines in Gwennap (in which parish the steam engine was first applied to real work) paid dividends amounting to £480.156, and Tresavean gave the adventurers nearly £350,000 in eleven years. For long periods together the mines in this parish ( which are of depth and have been worked for ages) produced ore to the value of £1,000 per day, and often much more. The value of the whole produce of this parish, in tin and copper in the last century, cannot it is estimated be less than £10,000,000."
The View From Carn Marth In 1837
The following is a graphic description of the Gwennap mining district written by W. Jory HENWOOD, F.G.S., in 1837. It is to be found in Volume V of the Transactions of the Royal Geological Society of Cornwall;
"To
one unaccustomed to a mining industry, the view from Carnmarth, which is a
rocky eminence of 757 feet, is full of novelty.
Over a surface neither mountainous or flat, but diversified from sea to
sea by a constant series of low, undulating hills and vales, the farmer
and the miner seem to be occupying the country in something like the
confusion of warfare. The
situations of the Consolidated Mines, the United
Mines, the Poldice Mine, etc., are marked out by spots a mile in length by half
a mile in breadth, covered with what are termed 'deads' of the mine, i.e. slaty,
poisonous rubbish, thrown up in ragged heaps, which at a distance give the place
the appearance of an encampment of soldiers' tents.
This lifeless mass follows the course of the main lode (p. 241) (usually
east and west), and from it, in different directions, minor branches of the same
barren rubbish diverge through the fertile country, like the streams of lava
from a volcano. The miner, being
obliged to have a shaft for air at every hundred yards, and the stannary laws
allowing him freely to pursue his game, his hidden path is commonly to be traced
by a series of heaps of 'deads' which rise up among the green fields and among
the grazing cattle like the workings of a mole.
Steam-engines and whims( large capstans worked by two or four horses) are scattered about, and in the neighbourhood of the old as well as of the new workings are sprinkled, one by one, a number of small whitewashed miners' cottages, which being neither on a road nor near a road, wear, to the eye of a stranger, the appearance of having been dropt down apropos to nothing.
"Early
in the moring the scene becomes animated. From
the scattered cottages, as far as the eye can reach, men, women and children of
all ages begin to creep out; and it is curious to observe them all converging
like bees towards the small hole at which they are to enter the mine.
On their arrival the women and children, whose duty it is to dress or
clean the ore, repair to the rough sheds under which they work, while the men,
having stripped and put on their underground clothes(which are coarse flannel
dresses), one after another descend 
the
several shafts of the mine by perpendicular ladders to their respective levels
or galleries. As soon as they have
all disappeared a most remarkable stillness prevails--scarcely a human being is
to be seen. The tall chimneys of
the steam engines emit no smoke, and nothing is in motion but the great 'bobs'
or levers of these gigantic machines.
"As soon as the men come to grass they repair to the engine-house, where they generally leave their underground clothes to dry, wash themselves in eh warm water of the engine pool, and put on their clothes, which are always exceedingly decent. By this time the maidens and little boys have also washed their faces, and the whole party migrate across the fields in groups, and in different directions, to their respective homes. Generally speaking, they no look so clean and fresh and seem so happy that one would scarcely fancy they had worked all day in darkness and confinement. The old men, tired with their work and sick of the follies and vagaries of the outside and the inside of this mining world plod their way in sober silence probably thinking of their supper. The younger men proceed talking and laughing, and where the grass is good they will sometimes stop and wrestle. The big boys generally advance by playing at leap-frog; little urchins run on before to gain time to stand upon their heads, while the maidens, sometimes pleased and sometimes offended with what happens, smile or scream as circumstances may require. As the different members of the group approach their respective cottages, their numbers, of course, diminish, and the individual survivor of a large family, performs the last few yards on his journey by himself."
the chant of a Gwennap bal-maiden:
"I can buddy, and I can rocky,'
And I can walk like a man,
I can looby* and shaky
And please the old Jan."
*Toss
1871:- TOOLS OF THE CORNISH MINER
The Cornish miner had to find his way through rock of a very difficult character, sometimes consisting of solid granite, or elvan rock of excessive hardness. His tools were few, but they were well adapted to their job; consisting, besides those represented in the following engraving, of a small wedge or two of steel, denominated and, which is driven into the rock by the round end of the pick, for the purpose of splitting and detaching portions from the mass
1 2
The instrument, No. 1, is the pick of the miner; 2, the shovel; 3, the sledge; 4, the borer; 5, the claying bar; 6, the needle, called by some the nail; 7, the scraper; 8, the tamping bar; and 9,the tin cartridge, for blasting where the rock is wet: a horn to carry his gunpowder, rushes to supply him with fuses, and a little touch-paper, or slow
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Important Disclaimer: This locality information is for reference purposes only. You should never attempt to visit any sites listed without first ensuring that you have the permission of the land and/or mineral rights holders for access and that you are aware of all safety precautions necessary.
CORNWALL & DEVON Newspaper Sources CT Cornish Telegraph - PG Penzance Gazette - RCG Royal Cornwall Gazette - SM Sherborne and Yeovil Mercury. - - PD Plymouth & Devonport Weekly Journal - PH Plymouth Devonport & Stonehouse Herald - PJ Penzance Journal - - PN Plymouth Devonport & Stonehouse News - WB West Briton - WMN Western Morning News - WDM Western Daily Mercury - WM Weekly Mercury Plymouth
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Name of Mine |
Location |
First & Last References plus other information |
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Ale & Cakes |
Near United Downs |
mindat SM 7.10.1782 - WB 23.4.1841 |
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Barrier Mine |
0 |
0 |
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Besore |
SW 785444 |
0 |
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Bell Vean |
WMN 4.2.80 |
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Boscawen |
Kenwyn Parish |
0 |
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Carharrack Mine |
SW745413 |
SM 5.8.1776 - WB 9.9.1842 |
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Carvannel Mine |
0 |
WB6.4..32-16.9.1842 WMN 21.6.1860 |
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Carvillo |
0 |
RCG8.2.39 |
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Cathedral Mine |
SW717415 |
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Coffinowla |
0 |
SM 14.10.1793 - 21.10.1893 |
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Consolidated Mines |
0 |
SM24.4.1786 RCG18.7.1928 |
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Copper Hill Mine |
0 |
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Creegbrawse & Penkivel United |
0 |
0 |
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Cupboard |
0 |
SM 29.6.1778 - SM7.10.1782 |
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Cusvey |
0 |
WB 20.9.1839 |
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East Ale & Cake |
0 |
RCG 25.5.1811 - WB 2.3.1827 |
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East Wheal Damsel |
SW741418 |
WB 28.11.1828 - CT1.3.1871 |
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East Wheal Virgin |
Located about 700 m NW of Carharrack. |
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East Wheal Maid |
0 |
WB 4.12.1840 - 16.9.1842 |
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East Penstruthal |
0 |
WB 6.4.1832 |
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East Ting Tang |
0 |
SM 14.10.1793 - 21.10.1893 |
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East Wheal Virgin |
0 |
SM7.11.1768 - 20.4.1795 |
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Grambler & St Aubyn |
0 |
WB 9.4.1841 - CT 25.11.1863 |
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Great Briggan |
0 |
0 |
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Gwennap Great Copper Mines |
0 |
SM 24.6.1793 |
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Gwennap Mining Company |
0 |
WB 4.11.1825 - 5.1.1827 |
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Little Cupboard |
0 |
SM 29.6.1778 |
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Mount Wellington Mine |
SW761419 |
RCG 20.1.1937 |
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New Cathedral |
0 |
WDM 26.2.1880 - WMN 31.1.1881 |
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New Clifford |
0 |
0 |
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New Consolidated |
0 |
RCG 2.7.1814 |
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North Penstruthal |
0 |
WDM 26.2.1880 - CT17.4.1884 |
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North Hallenbeagle & East Downs |
SW 728446 |
0 |
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North Wheal Damsel |
See Tolcarne Mine |
0 |
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North Wheal Jewel |
0 |
WB 4.12.1840 -16.9.1842 |
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Pengenna Mine |
0 |
0 |
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Pennance Consols (formerly Wheal Amelia) |
0 |
WMN28.1.1874 - 31.1.1874 |
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Penstruthal Mine |
0 |
WB 21.10.1825 - WDM 18.2.1878 |
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Poldice |
0 |
SM 31.8.1767 - WB 25.4.1817 |
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Poldyce Great & Little |
0 |
SM 8.10.1770 - 15.10.1770. |
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Poldory |
near United Mines |
SM 29.6.1778 - CT 1.3.1871 |
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Roselabby |
0 |
SM 26.4.1802 - |
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Rose Lobby |
0 |
SM 20.8.1770 - PG24.5.1843 |
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St Day |
0 |
WB12.6.1835 |
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St Day United |
0 |
PD 2.6.1853 - CT 26.9.1866 |
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South Ale & Cakes |
0 |
WDM 11.1.1877 |
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South Wheal Buller |
0 |
WB 6.8.1830 - CT 18.1.1865 |
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South Penstruthal Mine |
0 |
WDM 26.2.1880 - CT 17.4.1884 |
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South Poldory Mine |
0 |
WB 21.7.1837 |
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Ting Tang & Clifford Amalgamated |
SW 730410 |
SM 23.3.1772 - CT 19.1.1870 |
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Tolcarne Mine |
SW725422 |
SM 14.11.1791 - PG24.5.43 |
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Tolgullow United Mine |
0 |
CT 24.1.1889 - CT 31.1.1889 |
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Treviskey Mine |
0 |
SM1.6.1789 - |
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Tresavean & Tretharrup |
SW721394 |
SM 26.11.1764 - RCG 12.9.1928 |
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Treskerby Mine |
0 |
SM24.4.1786 - RCG 18.7.1928 |
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Treskerby Odit |
0 |
SM 7.11.1768 - 14.11.1768. |
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Tretharup |
0 |
WB 8.11.1833 - WDM 20.5.1871 |
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Trethellan Mine |
SW717392 |
SM 8.5.1786 - WMN 11.6.1860 |
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Treviskey Mine |
0 |
SM 1.6.1789 - PD 24.8.1848 |
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Treviskey & Barrier Mine |
0 |
PD 26.11.1846 - PD 28.3.1850 |
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West Clifford United Mine |
See Ting Tang Mine |
CT 22.11.1865 - WMN22.4.1874 |
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West Wheal Damsel |
SW725410 |
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West Wheal Jewell |
See Tolcarne |
0 |
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West Wheal Virgin |
Located about 700 m NW of Carharrack |
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Wheal Amelia |
0 |
WB 31.5.1833 - 16.9.1842 |
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Wheal Andrew |
SW761419 |
mindat WB 26.9.1834 - PG10.11.1847 |
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Wheal Beauchamp |
0 |
RCG 10.9.1803 - WB 15.11.1839 |
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Wheal Bell / Bell Mine |
0 |
SM 10.12.1781 - PG 22.10.1845 |
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Wheal Brewer |
0 |
WB 9.12.1836 - PJ 15.12.1847 |
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Wheal Burrow |
0 |
SM 14.10.1793 - 21.9.1793 |
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Wheal Bush, Creegbrawse |
SW 737436 |
0 |
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Wheal Clifford |
0 |
WB 31.5.1833 - WMN11.4.76 |
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Wheal Chance |
0 |
SM 27.2.1792 - WMN 29.4.1874 |
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Wheal Clinton |
0 |
SM 14.10.1793 - WB -16.9.42 |
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Wheal Comford |
0 |
PJ 16.6.1847 - WMN 22.1.1883 |
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Wheal Comford & North Tresavean |
0 |
WMN 26.1.1880 - CT 5.1.1888 |
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Wheal Cosgarne |
0 |
SM 12.10.1772 |
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Wheal Damsel |
SW728417 |
SM 27.2.1792 - WDM 14.3.1871 |
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Wheal Fortune |
0 |
SM 25.4.1785 - PG17.5.1843 |
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Wheal Gorland |
SW 730427 |
SM 11.5.1772 - WB1.7.1842 |
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Wheal Grambler |
near Ninnis |
WB 26.8.1836 - WB 25.2.1842 |
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Wheal Henry |
SW 753427 |
0 |
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Wheal Hope |
0 |
RCG 2.7.1808 - PG 7.5.1845 |
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Wheal Jewell |
SW735421 |
mindat SM 11.5.1772 - PD 18.5.1848 |
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Wheal Looney |
0 |
RCG 17.9.1841 |
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Wheal Lovelace |
0 |
WB20.9.39 |
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Wheal Luney |
0 |
RCG 17.9.1841 - PG22.9.1841 |
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Wheal Maid |
SW744421 |
mindat RCG 24.1.1807 - WB 20.7.1827 |
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Wheal Man Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - SM 25.1.1796 |
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Wheal Moyle |
0 |
WB 23.9.1836 |
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Wheal Muttrell See Wheal Gorland Web |
0 |
mindat SM 30.12.1793 - 21.1.1799 |
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Wheal Trinity |
0 |
RCG 4.7.1835 |
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Wheal Unity Adit Adventure |
0 |
SM 20.8.1770 |
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Wheal Unity See Wheal Gorland Web |
0 |
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Wheal Unity Wood |
SW 735437 |
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Wheal Union |
0 |
WB 9.2.1827 - 2.3.1827 |
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Wheal Virgin |
see Consolidated Mines |
0 |
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United Downs Mine |
0 |
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United Mines |
SW 748416 |
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Wheal Virgin |
0 |
SM 9.11.1772 - PG 1.2.1843 |
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West Wheal Damsel |
0 |
WB 28.11.1828 - CT 5.4.1871 |
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West Wheal Hope |
0 |
RCG 25.5.1811 - 15.8.1812 |
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West Wheal Jewel |
0 |
WB 26.2.1836 - WDM 3.3.1880 |
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West Penstruthal |
0 |
WB 6.8.1830 - WB 6.4.1832 |
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West Poldice |
0 |
WDM 29.4.1874 - CT 14.1.1886 |
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West Ting Tang |
0 |
SM 14.10.1793 - WB 1.1.1841 |
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West Trethellan |
0 |
PJ 2.2.1848 - PD 15.2.1849 |
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West(ern) Wheal Virgin |
0 |
SM 5.8.1776 - PG 1.2.1843 |
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White Works Mine |
0 |
WB 20.9.1839 |
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Wood Engine Mine |
0 |
RCG 1.3.1828 |
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0 |
0 |
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0 |
0 |
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Click to see larger version. A typical advert for the sale of shares in a Cornish mining bounds. Sherborne and Yeovil Mercury 21/01/1799.
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Important Disclaimer: This locality information is for reference purposes only. You should never attempt to visit any sites listed without first ensuring that you have the permission of the land and/or mineral rights holders for access and that you are aware of all safety precautions necessary.
CORNWALL & DEVON Newspaper Sources CT Cornish Telegraph - PG Penzance Gazette - RCG Royal Cornwall Gazette - SM Sherborne and Yeovil Mercury. - - PD Plymouth & Devonport Weekly Journal - PH Plymouth Devonport & Stonehouse Herald - PJ Penzance Journal - - PN Plymouth Devonport & Stonehouse News - WB West Briton - WMN Western Morning News - WDM Western Daily Mercury - WM Weekly Mercury Plymouth
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Bessow Bounds |
0 |
RCG 5.11.03 |
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Benagwidden Bounds |
0 |
RCG 5.11.03 |
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Busvail & Carnmarth Bounds |
0 |
WB 2.9.1842 - 9.9.1842 |
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Carn Single Bounds |
0 |
WB 6.8.1830 |
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Carharrack 13 Pair Bounds |
0 |
SM 7.1.1799 - 21.1.1799 |
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Carnmarth Bounds (Gwennap) |
0 |
SM 20.10.1800 - 27.10.1800 |
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Chengenter Bounds (Gwennap) |
0 |
SM 20.10.1800 - 27.10.1800 |
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Chycoose Downs Bounds |
0 |
SM 7.1.1799 - 21.1.1899 |
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Clomen Dish Bounds |
0 |
RCG 5.11.1803 |
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Cosgarne Common Bounds |
0 |
RCG31.8.1811 - 4.1.1812 |
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Croft Oven Bounds |
0 |
WB6.8.1830 |
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Croft An Wins Bounds |
0 |
SM12.10.1795 - 19.10.1895 |
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Croft An Win Vean Bounds |
0 |
SM12.10.1795 - 19.10.1895 |
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Criglaze Bounds |
0 |
WB 6.8.1830 |
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Cross An Weeth Bounds |
0 |
SM 5.11.1803 |
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Cupboard Bounds |
0 |
RCG 5.11.1803 |
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East & West Bendy Bounds |
0 |
WB 6.8.1830 |
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East Wheal Bendy Bounds |
0 |
SM 12.10.1795 - 19.10.1795 |
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East Chigenter Bounds |
0 |
SM 12.10.1795 - 19.10.1795 |
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Eastern Wheal Dagger Bounds |
0 |
RCG 5.11.1803 |
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Eastern Gibbon Bounds |
0 |
RCG 5.11. 1803 |
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Eastern White Holt Bounds |
0 |
RCG 5.11.1803 |
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East Wheal Fat Bounds |
0 |
WB 2.9.1842 - 9.9.1842 |
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East Wheal Lowson Tin Bounds |
0 |
WB 3.11.1826 |
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Gassick Bounds |
0 |
WB 2.9.1842 - 9.9.1842 |
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Good Fortune Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - 25.1.1796 |
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Good Fortune by the Rounds Bounds |
0 |
SM 25.1.1796 |
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Goon Ennis Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1792 - 9.5.1791 |
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Goon Gumpos Bounds |
0 |
RCG 5.11.1803 |
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Great Goodluck Bounds |
0 |
RCG 5.11.1803 |
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Great Killie Bounds |
0 |
WB 2.9.1842 - 9.9.1842 |
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Great Nancy Growse Bounds |
0 |
SM 7.1.1799 - 21.1.1899 |
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Great Wheal Gordan Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - 25.1.1796 |
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Great Wheal Whiden Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - 25.1.1796 |
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Great Poldice Bounds |
0 |
SM 7.1.1799 - 21.1.1799 |
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Gwennap Little Bounds |
0 |
RCG 5.11.1803 |
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Hale Bosveal Bounds |
0 |
SM 12.10.1795-19.10.1795 |
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Kelgey Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791-SM 25.1.1796 |
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Little Angigollan Bounds |
0 |
RCG 5.11.1803 |
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Little Cupboard Bounds |
0 |
RCG 5.11.1803 |
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Little Wheal Dower Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - 9.5.1791 |
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Little Wheal Gordan Bounds |
0 |
SM2.5.1791 - SM25.1.1796 |
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Little Killie Bounds |
0 |
WB 2.9.1842 - 9.9.1842 |
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Little Wheal Nicken Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - 9.5.1791 |
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Little Trevince Bounds Under |
0 |
SM 7.1.1799 - 21.1.1799 |
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Little Wheal Vloe Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - SM25.1.1796 |
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Loome Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - 9.5.1791 |
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Menanheere Bounds |
0 |
RCG5.11.03 |
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Mine Bounds on the Stream |
0 |
RCG5.11.03 |
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Nancegallon Bounds |
0 |
RCG 5.11.1803 |
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Nanjigollan Bounds |
0 |
WB 2.9.1842 - 9.9.1842 |
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North Wheal Small Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791-9.5.1791 |
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North Wheal Venton Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - 25.1.1796 |
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One Pair Bounds by John May's House |
0 |
SM 5.11.1803 |
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Other Mine Bounds on the Stream |
0 |
RCG 5.11.1803 |
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Paden An Hals Bounds |
0 |
WB 2.9.1842 - 9.9.1842 |
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Parc an Chy Bounds |
0 |
RCG 14.9.1927 - RCG16.11.1827 |
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Park Brawse Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - 9.5.1791 |
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Park Steven Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - 9.5.1891 |
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Pell Bounds |
0 |
RCG 5.11.1803 |
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Pennance Common Tin Bounds |
0 |
RCG 31.8.1 811 - 4.1.1812 |
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Quick Come By Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - 25.1.1796 |
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South Wheal Hawkes Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - 25.1.1796 |
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South Wheal Plover Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - 25.1.1796 |
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South Wheal Small Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - 9.5.1791 |
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Speedwell Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - 25.1.1796 |
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Speedwell by the Round Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - 25.1.1796 |
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Tolcarne Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - WB 9.9.1842 |
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Tolcarne Stamps & Stream Bounds |
0 |
SM 20.10.1800 - 27.10.1800 |
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Torran Carren Bounds |
0 |
SM 12.10.1795 - 19.10.1795 |
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Trefusis & Wentworth, ¾ of ¼ of 3 pair of Bounds |
0 |
WB 6.8.1830 |
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Tresamble Downs & Croft Bounds |
0 |
SM 7.1.1799 - 21.1.1799 |
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Wheal Try Bounds |
0 |
WB 2.9.1842 - 9.9.1842 |
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Twelve Heads Stream Bounds |
0 |
WB 2.9.1842 - 9.9.1842 |
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Two Cracks Bounds |
0 |
SM 7.1.1799 - 21.1.1799 |
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Wheal An Call Bounds (Gwennap) |
0 |
RCG 15.3.1817 - 22.3.1817 |
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Wheal An Barries Bounds |
0 |
RCG 5.11.1803 |
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Wheal Bargus Bounds |
0 |
SM 7.1.1799 - 21.1.1899. |
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Wheal Bosveal Bounds |
0 |
SM 12.10.1795 - 27.10.1800 |
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Wheal Careless Bounds |
0 |
SM 12.10.1795 -19.10.1795 |
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Wheal Carloose Bounds |
0 |
SM 12.10.1795 - 19.10.1795 |
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Wheal Coyne Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - 9.5.1791 |
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Wheal Corne Bounds |
0 |
RCG 5.11.1803 |
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Wheal Crean Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - 9.5. 1791 |
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Wheal Crease Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - 25.1.1796 |
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Wheal Creegmoor Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - 9.5.1791 |
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Wheal Creek Bounds |
0 |
WB 2.9. 1842 - 9.9.1842 |
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Cregewall Bounds |
0 |
RCG 5.11.1803 |
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Wheal Crenga Bounds |
0 |
SM 25.1.1796 |
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Wheal Crings Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - 9.5.1791 |
|
Wheal Daisy Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - 25.1.1796 |
|
Wheal Dobnan Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - 25.1.1796 |
|
Wheal Drew Bounds |
0 |
RCG 5.11.1803 |
|
Wheal Drunkard Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - 9.5.1891 |
|
Wheal Due Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - 9.5.1791 |
|
Wheal Duthan Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - 25.1.1796 |
|
Wheal Eagle Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - 25.1.1796 |
|
Wheal Fat Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - 9.5.1791 |
|
Wheal Fatt Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - 25.1.1796 |
|
Wheal Free Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - 9.5.1791 |
|
Wheal Fry Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - 9.5.1891 |
|
Wheal Gallis Tin Bounds |
0 |
WB 3.11.1826 |
|
Wheal Garron Bounds |
0 |
SM 12.10.1795 - 19.10.1895 |
|
Wheal Garrows Bounds |
0 |
WB 6.8.1830 |
|
Wheal Grease Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - 25.1.1796 |
|
Wheal Greeb Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - 25.1.1796 |
|
Wheal Growse Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - CT 14.2.1866 |
|
Wheal Harbyer Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - 9.5.1791 |
|
Wheal Hawke Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - SM 25.1.1796 |
|
Wheal Here Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - SM25.1.1796 |
|
Wheal Hop Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - 9.5.1791 |
|
Wheal Hox Bounds |
0 |
RCG 5.11.1803 |
|
Wheal Kite Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - 9.5.1791 |
|
Wheal Larke Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - SM 25.1.1796 |
|
Wheal Levell Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - SM 25.1.1796 |
|
Wheal Mehale Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1791 - SM 25.1.1796 |
|
Wheal Menin Bounds |
0 |
SM 2.5.1 |
