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This is a small village and parish on the south coast of Cornwall between the parishes of Veryan and Goran. It is named after St Michael and the name of the manor, Caerhayes. Although an ancient manor belonging to the Trevanion family, the present Georgian castellated house was built in 1808, and designed by John Nash, the architect of Buckingham Palace. The terraced gardens contain many ornamental and exotic trees and are occasionally open to the public - some history here.
Population
| 1841 | 1991 |
| 208 | 80 |
and latest demographics here and the Genuki page here
Statistics: 857 acres of land, 4 acres of water, 37 acres
of foreshore
Maps
St Michael Caerhays is south of St Austell and on the south coast
1. The whole of Cornwall
2. Here is a map
to get you to St Michael Caerhays
Family 1: Frederick and Lousia Mary Maud
Frederick 1877 is the son of William and Wilmet Winnaccott and the grandson of Nicholas and Grace Uglow.
He is born in Merther near Truro in 1877 - he turns up in the 1881 census. By 1901, he is cattleman living with his widowed mother at Tregonian, St Michael Penkivell, Truro.
He marries Louisa Mary Maud in the next few years - Frederick dies in 1960 and is buried in the village. Louisa dies in 1968 aged 90.
- son Reginald Frederick 1906.
He marries Lily Harriet E Johnson in Poplar in 1933.
He probably lives his life in the village and is buried there in1952. Lily was born in 1906 and died in 2005 in Lincolnshire.
- daughter Kathleen Ena born 1936 in St Austell RD. In 1966 she marries Terence Ersser in Hounslow RD.
- son John Reginald F. 1950-1950, buried in the village
- son Leslie Richard 1907
- daughter Louisa Elizabeth 1910-1928 is buried in the village. She was accidentally killed at Port Luney Hill
- back to the Uglow homepage
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