Please can anyone decipher these 2 places of birth from the 1851 census?

[alllegs]

If you want to look at the original it can be found by searching for John Skinner born 1816, in Cornwall and wife Marianne.  They are living in Camberwell.

HO107/1581  There is no folio or page number on Ancestry.

TIA
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[caribou]

Second one looks like Kingswood, Gloucestershire.

First one is Cornwall, but not deciphered the rest yet.

Bob.

[alllegs]

That's what I thought....tis the Cornwall one that's had me going for weeks!

Have been sat with a map scouring Cornwall for a place name that looks similar...no luck 

[PaulineJ]

I immediately wondered if it were an attempted rendition of Gwennap

PAuline

[caribou]

Genea****st has it as Grampound, in 1861 census.

Google Maps says that's near Truro.

Bob.

[alllegs]

Thank you Bob,

At least that one exists unlike what it has been transcribed as!!!

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[mosiefish]

I immediately wondered if it were an attempted rendition of Gwennap

PAuline

My first thoughts were Gwennap too.

And there is a John Skinner Baptised there on 13th August, 1815.
John, s of Richard & Philippa SKINNER, of Craharrack, Mine Captain,

Mo

[mosiefish]

By the way,

Have you noticed that daughter Belinda was actually visiting a Martin Skinner aged 55 and family in Gwennap on the 1861 census.  Seems a coincidence.  Especially as Martin also appears to have been baptised on the 4th August, 1805 to a Richard and Philippa Skinner at Gwennap. 

Regards,

Mo

[Jamjar]

I think it's Gwynnap, certainly close enough to be Gwennap.

J.