Sandry from the Penzance Parish of Cornwall
Perranuthnoe Church
There are family links in the charts, showing some names that may have emigrated. I will add more names as they are identified. Some are connected to the main charts, but I have separated them out for easier understanding.
Sandry family chart can be viewed with Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Sandry James Ralph died in WW1
Rouffignac family chart 1 Sandry connection.
The mine fire on 7 Sept 1895. Friends and relatives of the miners are waiting outside the burning Shaft. Possibly 30 miners died. (Sandry descendants were working in this area at the time)
30 MINERS DIED IN A TERRIBLE FIRE AT OSCEOLA 7 SEPT 1895; AMONG THEM WERE THESE CORNISH MINERS- CAPT. RICHARD TRENBATH, AE 48, 2 CHILDREN; ALEX. DANIELL, MARR.; WILLIAM BRYANT, AE 40, 5 CHILDREN; JOHN CUDLIP, AE 50, LEFT 6 CHILDREN AND WIFE, MARY ANN; THOMAS CARTIS, AE 45, 2 CHILDREN; JAMES WILLIAMS, AE 30, MARR., 2 CHILDREN; RICHARD BICKLE; W.H. DONALD, FRED PEARD, AE 20 SINGLE; AND FRANK LANDERS, JR, AE 15, SINGLE.
VARIOUS NOTES GATHERED FROM OSCEOLA METHODIST CHURCH, MI
Copyright © 1999-2002 by Dick and June Ross. This copy contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives.
Area were Sandry-Donald were in Michigan
Cornish in Michigan
Native Americans used Michigan copper as early as 5,000 B.C.