Introduction

Nestling close to Bodmin Moor in North Cornwall, lies the picturesque parish and village of St Tudy, which has a long and distinguished history. It has grown centred around the original Celtic graveyard (God's acre) now containing the beautiful Grade 1 listed parish church and interesting 'Clink' building to the north.

The village name is derived from Tudy a 6^th Century monk and missionary strongly associated with the founding of monasteries and churches in Brittany.

The form of the village is nucleated with a spider's web of lanes radiating from the centre. The village contains a Methodist chapel, primary school, pub, original forge and thriving post office and stores. The village is surrounded by many small country houses including Tremeer, Lamellen, Wetherham and Tinten, reputed birthplace of Captain Bligh of Bounty fame.

The parish covers some 3,257 acres of undulating farmland with wooded area. Many cottages and houses built of local materials i.e. greenstone, granite and Delabole slate. Most important of all are the people of St Tudy who pull together in a way that has created a special community.

The Village Information about the School, Church, etc. and Special Events and Reports	Village Groups and Organisations Groups and Organisations connected or within the village (Over 60’s, Carnival, W.I., and more)	The Villagers People of the Village
View The St Tudy Forum Bravenet.com Hear you can add, read, and comment on any subject that is connected with the village. i.e. Village Issues, Village Groups and Organisations, Comments on the Site. Check out this link as it can be updated very quickly, day-by-day, hour-by-hour. Help and Information	The MAGAZINE DECEMBER 2008	Parish Calendar & Information
	The MAGAZINE DECEMBER 2008	This Month


Read or Sign the St Tudy Guest Book	THE STORY OF CAPTAIN HORATIUS JAMES CANNAN, `DSO.`	St Tudy Business Pages Holiday Accommodation
	St Tudy Playing Field News: December 2008

Library Times	Cornish Links
	Put a Pin in our Guest Map so we can see where you live.

The church records for Burials, Baptisms and Marriages from 1559 to 2000 have been put on to a database. A printout of the records in both date order and alphabetical order can be viewed by contacting Rev. Margaret Millson at St Tudy Rectory. (There will be a charge for this service) A copy of the database on CD (charges and availability on request) can be obtained

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Introduction

DECEMBER

2008