My Virtual Photo Album 2

My Cornish-American and -Canadian families (known as strays) are now on the second edition of the "Cornish Roots" CD-ROM. Thank you Laurence Wright!
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/cornwall_business_systems/

"If your ancestors migrated away from Cornwall, then the "Cornish American Connection" would like to hear from you. It doesn't matter where in the World your Cornish Ancestors went; the CAC would like to know. Brief details or long anecdotes, everything is very welcome."

They can be e-mailed at: mstangye@cen.ex.ac.uk
or visit their site at: http://www.cornwallgb.com/cornwall_england_flora_day.html
http://www.cornwallgb.com/cornish_american_connect_2.html
http://www.chycor.co.uk/
http://www.heartofcornwall.com/newpages/william_murdoch.htm

I have added documents for Cornish, Swiss/German and Prussian family histories. Please check back soon... Thanks! Last change: May 2007

Genealogy1 

My Cornish-Canadian Families

Stanley Johns left for mining work in Canada and went back to Cornwall to marry Lilian Winfred Toms, my grandma Flo's sister.

http://www.cornwallfhs.com/

More Genealogy

Cornish: TOMS Genealogy
Cornish: JOHNS Genealogy
Cornish: MEECH Genealogy
Cornish: TREBILCOCK Genealogy
Prussian: Aven/ABEN Genealogy
Prussian: Backhaus/BACKUS Genealogy
Prussian: WISCHOW Genealogy
Swiss/German: Pletscher/PLETCHER Genealogy

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The Cornish-American Connection

My great grandfather Richard Toms is from St. Cleer, Cornwall. He married Annie Roskilly Meech. When Richard died, Annie married Samuel Pope Trebilcock. He was born Samuel Pope Trebilcock was born in St. Columb, Cornwall, England. His parents are Alfred (St. Columb Major) and Elizabeth Pope (Hull, York, England) Trebilcock.

http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/5807/PAGE0.html#I14719

My paternal grandparents

Never met my paternal grandparents. He worked on the railroad and had to travel around lower Michigan for work during the depression.