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	North Cornwall - Sir John Betjeman, Cornwall
		John Betjeman was born in London in 1906 and died in 1994 at Trebetherick, Daymer Bay, a place he grew to know and love as his parents had a house there where he spent his early holidays exploring the sands of Daymer and the Camel Estuary.
		This playground was an education in itself for Sir John and the freedom he must have enjoyed in his youth influenced his attitude to the formality of academics and his wish to be an independent and free spirit.
		Sir John's work was more nostalgic and whimsical, perhaps best enjoyed by his contemporaries able to have more of a feel for the images his work conjured up.
	www.north-cornwall.com /betjeman.htm (569 words)

	GENUKI: St John
		Named after St John the Baptist, this parish is in the far south-east of Cornwall separated from Plymouth by a narrow stretch of water.
		The earliest that is known of people living in the vicinity of St. John is the Iron Age which dates from the 5th century BC to the arrival of the Romans in 43 AD.
		In the village of St Johns was a Wesleyan Methodist chapel.
	www.genuki.org.uk /big/eng/Cornwall/StJohn/index.html (1674 words)

	I10871: John Tregarthen Of Cornwall ( - )
		Descendants of John Tregarthen Of Cornwall and ???
		1 Joan Tregarthen = John Kelleway Of Collumpton
		1 Joan Tregarthen = John Wadham Of Merryfield
	web.ukonline.co.uk /Members/nigel.battysmith/Database/D0015/I10871.html (60 words)

	'A Profoundly Reactionary Pope': John Cornwell on John Paul II -- Beliefnet.com
		John Cornwell made headlines with 1999's "Hitler's Pope," which charged Pius XII, leader of the world's Catholics during World War II, with failing to denounce and fight the Holocaust.
		I think that John Paul has been a great pope, but he is human, and he exists within historical circumstances.
		Hence my objection to John Paul is that on certain issues (obviously not all) he is a profoundly reactionary pope.
	www.beliefnet.com /story/158/story_15888_1.html (661 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: John of Cornwall
		Though he is claimed by some French writers as a Bas-Breton, it appears certain from the varied forms of his name that he was a native of St. German's in Cornwall.
		He was a student under Peter Lombard and Robert of Melum at Paris, and subsequently became a teacher himself.
		Nothing is known of his death, nor can he be identified with the John of Cornwall who was archdeacon of Worcester in 1197.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/08470b.htm (310 words)

	John Miller - Artist - Cornwall (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		John Miller was born in London in 1931 and spent most of his adult life in Penzance.
		His work as a contemporary landscape artist is known particularly for the blues and yellows of sky, sand and sea, and has become popular in the form of posters, cards and even CD covers.
		John Miller’s paintings were also influenced by his deep spiritual beliefs.
	www.cornwalls.co.uk /history/people/john_miller.htm (185 words)

	Cornwall Genealogy
		Capt. John Cornwall, of the British Army, fell in the storming of Ticonderoga under Abercrombie in 1758.
		His father, Dr. John E. Cornwall, present clerk of court of Chester County, South Carolina, is a descendent of Eli Cornwall, through his father, John Bennett Cornwall, who married Alice Stone.
		John was the son of William Cornwall, and the grandson of Eli Cornwall.
	www.kc.net /~dthomas2/cornwell/corngen.htm (821 words)

	Images Of Cornwall - Sundial Photographics
		John Stedman was born in Cornwall and has remained in the county all his life.
		It is fair to say that John is never happier than when taking pictures, openly attributing the quality of his images to living in such beautiful surroundings combined with a streak of perfectionism that he finds hard to suppress.
		Over the years, John has developed an individual style and one that often leans a little toward the abstract in its interpretation of the subject yet still succeeds in retaining a very Cornish feel.
	www.johnstedman.co.uk (343 words)

	Sir John Cornwall, Lord Fanhope (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		John Cornwall had been born at sea in St Michael's Bay in Cornwall in about 1364, the son of Sir John Cornwall and the niece of the Duke of Brittany, in whose service Sir John had been in service.
		He was celebrated for his deeds of valour and at an early age joined the retinue of Richard II in Scotland and later the Duke of Lancaster in Brittany.
		Sir John Cornwall, later Lord Fanhope, K G, married Elizabeth of Lancaster, Duchess of Exeter and sister to King Henry IV.
	www.soldiers-russia.com /eagle/el0019a-1.htm (349 words)

	Copy of Eastwood (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		She married John Henry Johnston, 16 DEC 1885, in Cornwall Centre ON Canada.
		Mabel was 18 when she went to Detroit without her family's knowledge (from a letter from her mother dated 6 Oct 1899.) Due to an operation on her right shoulder joint, she could not raise her arm more than a few inches.
		Bessie was born at Cornwall Centre, Eamer's Corners, Tollgate Road, Cornwall Bessie was active in the Christian Temperance Union; Presbyterian.
	home.mn.rr.com /eastwoodfam/robertojohnston.htm (2581 words)

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		Wesley's main evangelistic thrust was directed at the poor and uneducated miners and fishermen and their familiies in Cornwall.
		One cannot help but be enthralled at the ghostly sight of centuries old engine houses, now derilect and covered by vines, giving testimony to the hard lives of these hard-rock miners who literally gave their lives to the retrieving of copper and tin from the bowels of the earth.
		It is a documented fact that John Wesley preached eighteen times to masses of miners, mainly, but farmers and fishing folk, too, at the Gwennap Pit, a circular depression in the earth, probably as the result of a partial collapse into an underground dig, approximately two and a half miles from Redruth, Cornwall.
	website.lineone.net /~john_gillbard/JWCornwall.htm (443 words)

	Roll of Honour - Cornwall - St John
		Son of the late George and Eleanor White, of St. John's, Torpoint, Cornwall.
		Son of William and Annie Paul, of St. John; husband of Edna Paul, of Antony.
		Son of Richard Patrick and Annie Carter; husband of Jessie Winifred Carter, of St. John's, Cornwall.
	www.roll-of-honour.com /Cornwall/StJohn.html (264 words)

	Cornwall Folk Festival: John The Fish (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		At the first rehearsal it became apparent that none of the others were prepared to sing, so by default I became the lead singer.
		At one of our gigs we were approached by J. Ian Todd and John Wood and asked if we would do a residency at their proposed folk club at The Count House, Botallack.
		When Radio Cornwall was launched in 1983, Stephen Hall (the West Penwith - Mazy Day - Golowan one) was appointed "Folk Correspondent" and he produced and presented the programme ‘Cornwall Folk‘.
	www.cornwallfolkfestival.com /pages/abouts/About_JohnTheFish.html (1159 words)

	Betjeman's Cornwall. : BETJEMAN, (John).
		Betjeman's early reminiscences of Cornwall are touching: "When I first came to Cornwall over fifty years ago, as a small boy, we drove the seven miles from the station in a horse-brake; there was only one motor-car in the parish and this could not attempt the steeper hills.
		There were still many country people who had never been to London and the story used to be told of one of them who thought the metropolis was all under a glass roof because he never got further than Paddington Station.
		Visitors to Cornwall, 'foreigners' as they are rightly called by the Cornish, were mostly fishermen, golfers and artists.
	www.maggs.com /title/MO37426.asp (218 words)

	John Moore - Cornwall (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		CORNWALL: The injured junior standout will have to focus on the Empire State Games in late July.
		What Cornwall's John Moore thought was a pulled muscle turned out to be a season-ending injury.
		He won the 200 freestyle and 500 freestyle in Cornwall's 101-68 loss to Washingtonville on Jan. 4.
	www.section9swim.com /Bios/BoysHS/2001/JMoore.htm (278 words)

	Cornwall County Council - John Milne
		John Milne was one of the most successful of the many sculptors who came through working in Hepworth's studio to establish their own independent career, had he not died relatively young he may well have gone on to even greater international success.
		He was particularly inspired by his travels abroad and the relationship between ancient sites and landscape.
		Patinated throughout, the surface has a mixture of curved and rectangular depressions, a probable reference to ruined sites, earth features, or in the upper part to hills or passing cloud.
	www.cornwall.gov.uk /index.cfm?articleid=29068 (495 words)

	Maps and Plans of Cornwall - A Cornish Sourcebook
		Nicolas Sanson - The Kingdom of Wessex: Cornwall, 1654
		Emanuel Bowen and John Owen - Cornwall, 1720
		John Bartholomew - The Scilly Isles and Portland, 1874
	cornovia.org.uk /maps/index.html (111 words)

	John Fowler Holiday parks, Cornwall, Somerset, Devon, UK
		Every John Fowler Holiday park can be found in a superb location right on the coasts of Devon and Cornwall.
		Speaking of holiday accommodation, you are definitely spoilt for choice with John Fowler Holidays.
		A John Fowler Holidays park is also a guarantee of great entertainment.
	www.johnfowlerholidays.com /?source=espotting (435 words)

	Cornwall Stodart \| John Hutchings (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		John, who is Chairman of Partners, has extensive experience in a broad range of commercial and corporate transactions.
		John is a member of the Law Institute of Victoria and a member of the Insolvency Practitioners Association of Australia.
		This web site is intended to provide general information on legal issues and should not be relied upon as a substitute for legal or other professional advice.
	www.cornwalls.com.au /johnh.htm (111 words)

	BBC - Cornwall - John Nettles
		Cornish-born John Nettles of television's Bergerac fame, says it is great to be home for the panto season, but Cornwall is not what it was.
		When BBC Radio Cornwall's David White went along to Plymouth's Theatre Royal, he found the evil Captain Hook in typically swash-buckling spirit.
		The star of Peter Pan (sharing top-billing with Michaela Strachen as the high-flying Pan) said that his childhood memories of Charlestown were of a working port.
	www.bbc.co.uk /cornwall/theatre/stories/john_nettles.shtml (267 words)

	Cornwall Cullet & John The Glass
		Cornwall Cullet was started in 1995 by John Lee, who at the time was in the double glazing industry and with the problem of getting rid of the waste glass (cullet).
		After reading an article in a trade magazine, he noticed that an advert from a waste glass recycling firm looking for people to supply them.
		Now the bottle side has overtaken the window glass side and we now provide our services to local authorities, industry, general public, pubs, restaurants and waste contractors in Cornwall.
	www.cornwallcullet.co.uk (129 words)

	St John's Church (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Parish Church of St. John the Baptist is a Grade 1 listed Church.
		It is a beautiful medieval Church with nave and Tower situated in the heart of the village of St. John-in-Cornwall.
		The village itself consists of the Church, a Public House, The St. John Inn and the Village Hall where all local activities take place.The community of Freathy, to the south on the cliffs of Whitesand Bay, is also part of the Parish of St. John.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /frcdepps/stjohn.html (225 words)

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		John Harris (1820 - 1884) : Cornishman, poet, miner and Methodist preacher....and much more.
		John Harris was born in the hamlet of Bolenowe, near Troon, south of Camborne, in the County of Cornwall
		This website is the official web site of the John Harris Society, Cornwall.
	members.lycos.co.uk /johnharris/index.htm (57 words)

	Welcome to Don Cherry's Cornwall - About Us (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Since our grand opening in 2005, we have been providing Cornwall with a sports grill unlike any other.
		Located in the Cornwall Civic Complex, Don Cherry's is the host of many sports events and after-parties.
		On behalf the Don Cherry's team in Cornwall, we would like to thank you for taking the time to visit our website.
	www.doncherryscornwall.ca /about.php (562 words)

	John Nettles - Actor - Cornwall (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		He went on to Southampton University where he studied philosophy and history and acted in drama society productions.
		In addition to acting, John Nettles has also written several books, two of which are connected to his role in Bergerac’ and reflect his love of Jersey.
		He returns to the West Country regularly and has played in three or four pantomimes in Plymouth.
	www.cornwalls.co.uk /history/people/john_nettles.htm (135 words)

	St John Ambulance Cornwall (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Welcome to the Cornwall Division of St. John Ambulance (Combined Division #103).
		John Ambulance is a volunteer organization dedicated to providing quality education and deployment of first aid services in communities around the world.
		Proud to be listed in the Cornwall & Area Business Directory
	www.sjacornwall.ca (57 words)

	St. John's Woods, Cornwall
		Welcome to St. John's Woods - St. John & Antony villages, nr Torpoint
		This is one of over 1,000 woods across the UK cared for by the Woodland Trust.
		To view this page as it was intended please enable your browser to run javascript.
	www.wt-woods.org.uk /StJohnsWoods (104 words)

	SDGOnline.ca [St John Ambulance Cornwall]
		St John Ambulance is a volunteer organization dedicated to providing Training for Life courses to volunteers as well as first aid services at public events.
		The organization works out of its office attached to the Corwnall Electric Building on Syndey St, and has been providing services to the community since 1940.
		Community Services: St. John Ambulance is a volunteer organization.
	www.sdgonline.ca /directory-listing.php?id=2703 (315 words)

	St. John Ambulance, Public - Cornwall (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		If you have any questions or requests please don't hesitate to get in contact with us.
		Copyright © 2005 - 06 St.John Ambulance - Cornwall HQ - Registered Charity No. 1077265
		Cornwall members: Please view the members' site http://member.sja.org.uk/cornwall for up-to-date info on your county!
	www.sja.org.uk /cornwall (74 words)

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