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Cadgwith 423
Cadig, St., cell 302
Cadorn barrow 28, 342
Cadsonbury 271
Caer Bran 247
Caer-fossa 376
Caerwynnen `quoit' 427
Caesar's invasion 11
Callington 60,100 (Coelling;) 259, 272, 382
Calstock 256, 259, 273
Camborne 190, 199, 234, 244, 255, 419, 426, 427
Camps 16 245, 246 247, 271, 275, 283, 291, 301, 305, 306,, 307, 313, 318, 322, 326, 3?9 334 342, 349, 360, 376, 388, 399, 406, 414
Camps, supposed Roxnan 16, 247, 326, 439, (and see Castles Earthworks)
Camelford 250, 272, 316, 342
Canals :157, 266, 312
Canonry mis-named at Truro 326
Cape Cod disc' by Goswold 398
Cape Cornwall 457
" Captain " as a title 192
Carbilly, m. 289, 331
Carburrow, m. 286
Carclaze tin mine 349
Carclew 402
Cardynham 241, 244 245, 286, 315, 330
" bury 331
" Castle 331
" R.obert de 354
Cardynham fam. 355, 356
Carew, John 350
Carew Richard 206, 278, 391
Cargol m. 361, 392
Cargreen 284
Carharrack 407
Carhayes 86, 249, 255, 347, 353, 3'74
Carminow Arms and fam. 44, 344, 340,
Carnanton m. (St Mawgan) 390
Carn Beggaa earthwork 434
Carne, Joseph 207
Carn village 379
Carn Brea 11 234, 23u, 24G, 25G, 4 J, 430
Carn Marth 406
Carnmenellia 249, 411
Carnon tin streams 173, 23G, 40G
Carter, Henry, Smuggler 439
Carybullock park 269
Cassiterides 8, 11
Castallack Roundago 453
Castles 32, 39, 41, 48,186, 255, 279, 291, 322, 331, 340, 3G4, 3i9, 39:), 4:11., 430, 433, 442, 463, 464, 465, 466 (and see Camps)
Castles, cliff 32, 245, 385, 390, 444, 460, 461
Castles, hill 246, 414, 430, 445, 448, 457
Castle-an-dinas (Ludgvan) 445
Castle-an-dinas (Tregoss moor) 82, 247, 388
Castle Canyke 247, 322
Castle Cavle 433
Castle Dor, see Dor castle.
Castle Gothe 349
Castle Mennach 434
Catchfrench 39, 283
Cathedral, Truro 111, 366
Cattle 164
Cave men 2
Ceely, Peter 436, 417
Celliweg, where? 26, 273
Celts in Cornwall 5, 6 ; their civilization compared with Egyptian 10; their religion 18 ; ornaments 234 ; settlement at Trevalga 340 ; coins 430
Chacewater· 364
Chalybeate spring at Paul 453
Chancel arches 251, 341, 393, 444
Chantries see Chapels
Chapel Amble 326
Chapel Carn Brea 457, 460
Charles' letter to Cornish 75 ; enters Cornwall 76 ; sleeps in Boconnoc park 77 ; at Lezant 263 ; at Liskeard 291; nearly shot at Hall 78, 302 ; leaves Cornwall 80, 354 ; his bed at Burslzill 311; portrait by Vandyke 418
Charles II in Cornwall 273, 304, 465 ; rising in favour of 365
Charlestown 348, 349
` Charles' walls,' Scilly 465
Cheesewring, gold cup 234, 275
China clay 175, 317, 318, 347, 351, 353, 360, 392, 414
Chi Rho in Cornwall 242, 456
Cholera at Mevagissey 350
Chun Castle 216, 446
Chun quoit 246
Church, peculiarities of Celtic 96 ; narrowness of 98 '
Church buildings 248; Saxonwork 249;Norman work 249 ; Early English 249 ;decorated 250; perpendicular 250; 16th century and late· 210 ; peculiarities 251; woodwork of 252, brasses, 254 ; bells 254 ; mural paintings 255 ; tombs 255 ; anchorhold at Michaelstow 253, 344 ; peculiar ritual arrangement 423, 4'24, 452, and see under parish names, and separate headings as above.
Church plate, etc. 49, 253, 317, 321, 323, 334, 336, 344, 363, 389, 406, 408, 436, 444
Church sittings, disputes over 454
Churches on sea coast to have one bell 104
Churchwardens' accounts 289, 306, 312, 314, 388,418
Chysauster· huts 223
Circles, stone 225, 275, 290, 316, 317, 414, 444, 151, 4 53, 4 38, 459
Cistercians 113, 408, 420
Cists `231, (and see Barrows, Dolmens).
Civil War,
Outbreak of-royalists assemble at Truro-east of county parliamentarian--general attitude of Cornish 58, 62 ;
Sir· John Eliot 59 ; His influence in Cornwall-other patriotic Cornishmen, 61-86 (Check scanned index for more info)
Clahar chapel 416, 422
Clarendon, Lord 279
Cleer St. 24.1, 250, 286, 289, 290, 323, 446
Cleeve Abbey 312
Clement, St. 40, 240, 255, 346, 369
Clerestories in churches 251, 273, 355
Clether, St. 238, 249, 332, 335, 341
Clicker tox· 306
Climate 121
Clowance 431
Cluniacs in Cornwall 260; 302
Coach, &c., service 158
Coastgusrd, early stations of 299
Coining tin 173, 291, 354, 368, 410
Coins 229, 235, 276, 341, 357, 418, 430
(and see Roman coins).
Colan 382, 390, 399
Coldrenick barton 305
Colenso, Bp. 207
Coleridge, Derwent, at Helston school
Coleshill, Sir John 294
Collegiate churches 112, 266, 267, 371, 372, 375, 393, 404, 420, 458
Collins, Edw., married priest,153 430
Colquite, m. 324
Columb, St.113, 241, 250, 382, 387
` The Green book ' of 388
Columb Minor, St. 245, 382, 389, 393, 394
Conan last native bishop 31
Conarditone m. 34, 433, 456
Condor, Saxon earl 370
Condurra ho. 369
Conerton, see Connor Downs.
Connock, Richard, will of 274
Connor Downs 431, 456,
Consecration Crosses 292
Constantine in Cornwall (?) 13
" drama of 199
" Church in St. Merryn 383, 384, 385
" stone, St. Hilary 14
" parish 28, 253, 311, 395, 404 · tolven in 233
Coode, Sir John 207
Cooper, Gray 352
Copper 172
Corinuas, legend of 2 seq.
Cormoran, Gxant 441
Cornelly 347, 3'75, 378
Cornish, Thomas 207
` Cornubia, Tears of,' a poem 90
` Cornubiensis,' the name 203
Cornwaleys, Phillip le 348
Cornwall, Charles W. 352
Cornwall, name of 1; separated from Wales 29 ; boundary fixed at Tamar 30 ; temp. Domesday 33 ; de-atforested 38 · visit of justices in 1233, 39 ; porte in l4th century 41; conversion of 94 ;connection with Brittiny 5, 19, 96 ; overrun by Egbert 98 ; by Athelstan 30, 98 (but see 376) ; made an arch deaconry 102 ; crusaders in 1322, 104 ; physical description 114 ; hills 115 ; watershed and rivers 117 ; lakes 120 ; climate 121; rainfall 122 ; geology of 122 ; inundation's of 125 ; fauna 128 ; floras 144 162 ; parliamentary representation and county organization 152, 466,(and see parliament, members) ; intricate divisions of 152 ; agriculture 159 ; mining 167, 236 ; fishories and minor industries 178 ; social notes 185 ; leading families 186 ; yeomen 188 ; peasantry 189 ; poor relief 190 ; criminals 190 ; customs 192, 323 ; langmage and literature 193 ; eminent men `303 ; antiquities of 222 ; parochial history 255 ; bad opinion of Cornish at Neweham 301;
Corporate towns 153
Corporation plate, 256
Coryton, Wm. 61, 270
Cosmo, Duke, at Scilly 462, 465
Cotehele 25G, 73
Couch Jonathan 207, 299
" R. Q. 207
T. Q. 207
Coverack 421
Crannog ( ? ) at Dozmary 224
Crantoc 113, 249, 253, 382, 393
` Creation of the world,' (or, Gwreans an Bys), drama, 200
Crediton, see of, Cornish estates and benefices annexed to 32,100, 263, 435
Creed (par.) 346, 351, 378
Cremation in Cornwall 228
Cresset stones 262
Crime in Cornwall 192
Crispin, Dr. see Mooreman.
Cristall, Joshua 208
Cromwell, Oliver, at a Cornish wrestling 193
Cromwell's castle, Scilly 256, 460
Richard 354
Cross, Legends of the 197
Cross, St., sec Grade.
Crosses 243, 263, 2G5, 2G8, 275, 279, 281, 286, 288, 290, 292, 304, 305, 316, 317, 318, 322, 324, 325, 326, 327, 328, 330, 331, 332, 333, 336, 337, 339, 34?, 343, 347, 351, 352, 3 55, 357, 360, 361, 375,
382, 386, 388, 400, 403, 405, 408, 415, 427, 431, 434, 435, 437, 418, 455, 456, 457, 459, 460, 462
Crousa Downs 396
` Crow ' in place-names 289
Crowan 425, 426, 431, 448
Crows prevent church building 409
Crusaders, Cornish 104
Crustaceans 136
Cubert 240, 250, 382, 394
Cuby, St. 347, 377
Curfew bell 323
Curse, ancient Cornish 199
Cury 249, 395, 413, 415, 451
Customs, old 192, 238, 366, 413
Cymbsline 4
Cyrus, St. cell of Montacute 113
