Hi From Washington State USA Looking for Normans of St Tudy, Bodmin, Devon, Cornwall

This is just the greatest group of people.  And I feel honored to have the resident historian Paul here  WOW.. The Norman Jenks/Jinks line is really odd to say the least.  My avatar was an old halloween pic!  Guess I really loved the era!  My big question regarding ST Tudy, does anyone know if there is more than one Cemetery there.  F G Norman's father was buried I believe in the cemetery at the Church Yard however have not been able to find a name for such cemetery. Course we have to ask what names everyone is researching?  Likely from what I have read 40th degree cousins in every line! 

Paul a really big Thank You for your help!  I truly believe there are no accidents, now I know why I ended up finding this site!

Thanks to all   Judi

Hi Judi, and welcome to POE! Our Paul is a veritable encyclopedia of information; if he doesn't know it, he knows where to find it! God bless Paul. :-)

BTW, I love, love, love your avatar!

Glad you found some of the info useful Judi, and also more recent with the 1645 marriage in Massachusetts, connecting the Underwood family to the Wilder family of Berkshire with their connections to assorted kings starting with Henry VII, and their connections to Berkshire and Oxfordshire history over several centuries.

Hi Diana---nice to see you back here again and hope you're well.

Oh yes I have been flying around the English country side on the Underwood Line as we basically put the line in straight down the center when we started now am expanding.  I need to come up with a new term for genealogy  it is so easy to go off in different directions and wonder where was I ???? Now I am also trying to get the Keats line in. 

Paul Thank you billions have taken different direction on the Norman Jenks line.  Just maybe I will find them yet!  

Happy Days everyone.. Judi