Cornwall: Emanuel BLIGHT, born c1845

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Cammer Tacknott - Camborne Tucking Mill ?

Fizzy

[BAC3]

Good Evening Fizzy,

You may have hit the nail on the head................Camborne Tucking Mill.
The village of Tuckingmill was part of the Parish of Illogan where Emanuel BLIGHT was born.

It is all beginning to dovetail very neatly.

Thank you, excellent suggestion.

Tony

[Dazey999]

And don't forget osprey's post..Honor Blight (probable mother) buried Tuckingmill 1870   
Dazey

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Just say it how the Cornish would say it.

I had this chap born Marble Lamb. Turned out to be Morwellham.

Fizzy

[deeiluka]

Cammer Tacknott - Camborne Tucking Mill ?

Fizzy

I spent ages yesterday looking at an index of Cornish place names and trying to imagine how a Cornishman would say it....but being an Aussie had no idea! I agree that I think you've hit it on the head.          


Dee   

[BAC3]

Good Morning Everyone

Thank you for the tremendous effort in solving the "Mystery of Emanuel BLIGHT".

I think most questions have been answered very conclusively, leaving no doubt that that he was born in Cornwall and died in South Australia.  Of course how he arranged his passage down under will probably remain untold!!   There are, too, several imponderables about his 20 odd years in South Australia but they are of minor concern really.

The amount of information I have retrieved for him, with everyone's help, is considerable and will allow me over the next several days to create a very comprehensive Biography for him to add to my database.
I am delighted with the outcome.

Once again my thanks to you all, and although you will not be mentioned individually in the "Acknowledgements" in the Biography I hope you will agree the expression "Generosity of Subscribers to RootsChat" will be adequate.

For the moment, take care,

Tony

[Pennines]

Tony, what a lovely message.

 This has been a really interesting topic and some of the records the other people have found have been wonderful.

Good Luck with all your continued research.

Regards June