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1934 | Villagers' Initiative Spirit Of Self-Help at Angarrack Old Mill converted into Institute
VILLAGERS' INITIATIVE SPIRIT OF SELF-HELP AT ANGARRACK OLD MILL CONVERTED INTO INSTITUTE The villagers of Angarrack, near Hayle, were congratulated their spjrlfc help by Mr G. Lewis Rosewarne, of G-winear, when he opened the institute there on Thursday
Cornishman Cornwall, England
11 Oct 1934
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1934 | Whist | It is interesting to note that this is the first time in history that whist drive has been held in Angarrack
Cornishman Cornwall, England
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1841 | Having been offered for sale at Angarrack Smelting House the Goth of a refiner put it at once into a ladle and melted
1894 September 6 | Two Men Killed At Hayle Dynamite Works
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1791 | About one mile East of the copper-works is the village of Angarrack | The Universal British Directory, Camborne
About one mile East of the copper-works is the village of Angarrack, and seat of William Tremayne, Gent. who is a proprietor of the smelting-houses in that place, where they smelt great quantities of black tin, and refine it into white. The same village is also the residence of Matthew Tremayne, Gent. (F.) About one mile to the South of Angarrack is Nanpuscah, the residence of Francis Thomas, Gent. (F.) The Rev. William Hocking is rector both of Phillack and Gwithian.
via The Universal British Directory, Camborne
1880 | There is a report current that the smelting-works at Angarrack will shortly cease operations, but all hope that it is a r
"There is a report current that the smelting-works at Angarrack will shortly cease operations, but all hope that it is a rumour.”
(27 February 1880 – Royal Cornwall Gazette)
1817 | Angarrack ... where there is a tin smelting house | The gazetteer of the county of Cornwall
1917 | FIRE AT ANGARRACK. SHOP BURNT OUT
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1895 | TO LET, with early possession, the "ANGARRACK INN" | Apply Ellis and Son, The Brewery
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Cornwall Cornishman Newspaper Archives, Apr 25, 1895, p. 8
1926 | The drab surroundings of much of the village life at this season of the year were relieved last Thursday by a tea and ent
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