Rev John & Priscilla CORNISH - 10 Generation Family Tree
compiled by Claudia Boorman - last updated 4 Jan 2015
Contents
Introduction
CORNISH FAMILY TREE
These pages document part of Claudia’s maternal family history through her CORNISH line, going back as far as Rev John CORNISH and his wife Priscilla in the 1600s in England. Research is ongoing.
In Claudia’s direct line, the CORNISH name enters her tree when her 3x great grandfather Charles GRIGG married Elizabeth CORNISH in Kilkhampton Cornwall in 1771. Their daughter Honour GRIGG married a William ANDREW in Kilkhampton Cornwall England in 1807.
The pages in this section are formatted as a standard genealogy Register Report, grouped by generations. Most names are listed twice, once as the children in their parents' generation, and again (with more details) in their own generation. For some there may be additional references or duplicate listings in cases of inter-family marriages.
To find a specific person in these pages, please use the “index” (link above). Alternately, the “surnames” pages contains links to each surname in the index. Living people have been blocked for privacy reasons.
This is the “contents” page. To return to this page, click on the “contents” link at the bottom of any report page.
Please contact Terry and Claudia (email address below) for more information or to provide updates and feedback.
Further details on sources are also available on request.
Thank you for visiting.
These pages document part of Claudia’s maternal family history through her CORNISH line, going back as far as Rev John CORNISH and his wife Priscilla in the 1600s in England. Research is ongoing.
In Claudia’s direct line, the CORNISH name enters her tree when her 3x great grandfather Charles GRIGG married Elizabeth CORNISH in Kilkhampton Cornwall in 1771. Their daughter Honour GRIGG married a William ANDREW in Kilkhampton Cornwall England in 1807.
The pages in this section are formatted as a standard genealogy Register Report, grouped by generations. Most names are listed twice, once as the children in their parents' generation, and again (with more details) in their own generation. For some there may be additional references or duplicate listings in cases of inter-family marriages.
To find a specific person in these pages, please use the “index” (link above). Alternately, the “surnames” pages contains links to each surname in the index. Living people have been blocked for privacy reasons.
This is the “contents” page. To return to this page, click on the “contents” link at the bottom of any report page.
Please contact Terry and Claudia (email address below) for more information or to provide updates and feedback.
Further details on sources are also available on request.
Thank you for visiting.
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