CORNWALL ONLINE PARISH CLERKS - helping bring the past alive


The parish of

CARDINHAM

Cardinham Parish Church
The Parish Church of St Meubred
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Cornwall Online Parish Clerks

The Online Parish Clerk for Cardinham is David Coppin, who can be contacted by Email.


PARISH INFORMATION

CENSUS:

Please visit COCP (Cornwall Online Census Project), which is complete for 1841 to 1891 and validated, FreeCens at Rootsweb - both are free, searchable databases - or check GenUKI for other alternatives.

REGISTERS:

For Parish Register information, please see our searchable database (C-PROP) which is updated frequently or GenUKI. Link below.

DIRECTORIES:

Please visit the University of Leicester's Directories website, which has many directories online to view for free.

OTHER:

Indentures:

  1. dated 18 Jul 1579, between William BILLINGE and Sir John ARUNDELL, click here
  2. dated 10 Mar 1639, involving William EVANS of Cardinham, click here.
    1. dated 4 May 1698, involving Patrick BUNT, click here.
    2. dated 5 May 1698, mentioning Patrick BUNT and John GOODING of Cardinham, click here.
    3. dated 30 May 1698, involving Patrick BUNT, click here.
    4. dated 31 May 1698, involving Patrick BUNT, click here.
    5. dated 17 Nov 1705, mentioning Patherick BUNT and his son, click here.
    6. dated 22 Apr 1763, involving Petherick BUNT, click here.
    7. dated 28 Sep 1772, involving Petherick BUNT and John SIMONS, mentioning Thomas POMERY, Elizabeth RUNDLE (formerly POMERY), Richard SIMONS, Jane SIMONS and George SIMONS, click here.
  3. dated 25 Jan 1731, mentioning Antony LOBB, William LOBB, Richard POLLARD and his son and William EVANS, click here.
  4. dated 24 Dec 1737, involving Thomas LOBB, Thomas WILLS, Richard POLLARD, William EVANS, James EVORY, Samuel SMITH, William SLYMON and son and Anthony HENWOOD, click here.
  5. dated 29 Apr 1754, involving John HILL and Ambrose DOW, mentioning John KITT, William SLYMAN, Anne PROUT, Thomas and Anne HIILL, click here.
  6. dated 8 Nov 1811, concerning land and property in Lanivet, but naming Edmund John GLYNN.

Other documents mentioning several parishes, including Cardinham, can be found here.

Gravestone: The Memorial Inscription for John OUGH, buried 7 October 1775.

For more information regarding history, population, etc., visit GenUKI.

MAPS:

For a Parish Locator map, please click here. Cardinham can be located at coordinates H - 6.

For further map information, please visit GenUKI (Genealogy - United Kingdom & Ireland).

To see a current, zoomable Ordnance Survey map, please visit MultiMap, or for maps and satellite images use Google Maps.

ADJACENT PARISHES:

Bodmin, Helland, Blisland, Temple, Warleggan, Bradock, St Winnow and Lanhydrock.

CHURCHES:

The Parish Church of St Meubred:

 

St Meubred's Church
 

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The porch of St Meubred's
 

The Celtic Cross
 

The Interior

The Altar

The Font


Non-conformist Chapels:


Cardinham
Methodist Chapel

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Millpool
Methodist Chapel