St Ive Parish

in South East Cornwall, pronounced as St ‘Eve’ (and not to be confused with St Ives, a fishing village in the far west of the County)

History Site

 

This site will eventually contain many historical references to the parish of St Ive. I hope this will be useful for family historians and local historians. The site was only started in January 2002, documents are being transcribed as and when time allows and will be regularly added to these pages. Contributions are always welcome.  Please visit again.  

 

The Parish Photographs and description of the parish, and its history.  
Church & Chapel Descriptions and photographs of the 2 churches and chapels. 
Photographs  Photos of the parish as it is today, also a few historic pictures.
New modern photographs added and some old postcards coming soon
Baptisms Complete transcription from 1778 to 1840
Earlier records from 1752 now available
Marriages  Transcriptions  from 1614 to 1837 in site
Burials  1778 - 1841 transcribed so far - more to follow.  
Methodist Registers Details of where to find information on Methodist baptisms, marriages, burials. Also some transcriptions.  
Burial Monuments at St Ivo Church Photographs of Burial Monuments and inscriptions at St Ive Church. All accessible monuments now recorded.
Burial Monuments Pensilva Photographs of Burial Monuments and inscriptions at Pensilva (Bodminland) Cemetery

Census

All census 1841 to 1891 now on site
Street & Postal Directories These directories list all the tradesmen and farmers in the parish. The parish entries for the following years have been extracted:-1856, 1873, 1878, 1893, 1910 & 1930
1892 Sanitary Report   Gives an interesting indication of the housing conditions of the period.
1873 Land Owners Lists all the people resident in the parish who owned land in 1873
Land Records Land tax assessments of 1805 and 1812 now on line, tithe records, manorial rolls and rentals to follow
1662/4 Hearth tax  Lists all the persons in the parish who had at least one hearth and had to pay the hearth tax 1662 and 1664
1641 Protestation Returns Lists every male in the parish who took the declaration (no known dissenters for St Ive).
1544 Subsidy Cornish Subsidies in the reign of Henry VIII, lists all men in the parish with land or goods of value. 
1522 Military Survey One of the very first surveys in which the monarch tried to determine the wealth of the land
Maps   The 1888 ordinance survey maps of the parish can be seen at the old-maps site, just enter 'St Ive' under place search.
For modern location maps visit:-  www.multimap.com
For other parishes For Linkinhorne and South Hill return to the Lynher Parishes page. For all the other Cornish Parishes visit the Genuki page. Also visit the OPC pages for a list of voluntary helpers for Cornish parishes.
LOOK-UPS

I am Lynda Mudle-Small, the author of this page and the site, I am also the Online Parish Clerk for the parish.  I am fortunate enough to live in Cornwall and although not quite in St Ive parish, I can see it from my window.  Click on the link above to find out what an OPC is and to check for OPC's for other parishes.

I have the following items that I cannot put up on the site but I am very willing to do look ups for you, all that is needed is a please and a thank you! 

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1569 Muster Rolls A list of men in the parish and the weapons they possessed
Scrawsdon I have a copy of the survey of this farm in 1814
A Parish Album – 
St Ive 
A book of old photographs with many family and group photos as well as location shots that date from the beginning of the 20th century. Unfortunately this book is not indexed!  

DISCLAIMER  
Whilst the webmaster and authors of all transcripts and articles have made very effort to ensure accuracy, this cannot be guaranteed as most items have not been double checked. Researchers are advised to check the original documents. This advice applies to anything found on the internet.

COPYRIGHT  
Any material from this site may be used for personal family histories and research, but may not be used for any commercial purpose without first contacting the web master.

Webmaster Lynda Mudle-Small. Updated 1st January 2006
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