FAMILY HISTORY AND GENEALOGY

Welcome to the St Ives Family History and Genealogy Group

We have access to records on BAPTISM MARRIAGES DEATHS for St.Ives Lelant Zennor Halstown Towednack Halsetown from 1660 onwards on Fiche and can provide a personal genealogical service for you if your family came from St Ives and the surrounding area. The first half hour is free and there after we charge £5.00 per hour. We use the following resources:

Censuses

1841, 1851, 1861, 1871, 1881, 1891, 1901

St Ives Parish Church Baptisms

1730 – 1840 on disc

St Ives Primitive Methodist Circuit Baptisms

1832 – 1903

St Ives Methodist New Connection Baptisms

1837 – 1901

St Ives Wesleyan Baptisms

1818 – 1900 on disc

St Ives Church Marriages

1653 – 1812 on disc

St Ives Marriages

1837 – 1900

Parish Burial Register

1653 – 1753

Barnoon Cemetery Burials

1857 – 1951

Monumental Inscriptions for St Ives and District

We have files on hundreds of TO WHERE TO WHERE??? local families and individuals. These have been provided by families in the town

Local Newspapers on microfilm

St Ives Weekly Summary and Visitors List 1889 – 1919 The Western Echo 1903 – 1957 St Ives Times 1913 – 1954 The St Ives Times & Echo 1955 to the present

Trade Directories for St Ives

1783, 1709-99, 1823, 1830, 1856, 1873, 1878, 1883, 1889, 1893, 1902, 1906, 1910, 1914, 1919, 1923, 1926, 1930, 1935, 1939

Members of Parliament for St Ives

From 1558 to the present day

Mayors of St Ives

From 1639 to the present day

We are an outreach centre for The Cornwall Family History Society

The computer information supplied by the Society includes Censuses from 1841 to 1891 for the whole of Cornwall Information on Births, Marriages and Deaths from 1600s to approx. 1840 For Cornwall

See our link**photo-archive**link showing people and places from the 1870s to the present day

Maps of St Ives

1841 to the present day

Migration

If you have ancestors who emigrated from the St Ives area to any part of the world, our team will help you find out more about them

We would also like your assistance to add to our migration files to learn where St Ives families moved to from the 1840s onwards