Fowey is a small town, civil parish and cargo port at the mouth of the River Fowey in south Cornwall 1834: The Royal Cornwall Gazette of the 13 September records that: “Upwards of two thousand were present [when] the Fowey Amateur Band added much to the gaiety and
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Cornish Brass Band Contest results are recorded separately and can be found using this link “The name Town, City and Independent seems to vary at the whim of reporters/contest programme compilers.” (John Brush) 1801 – 5th October: A little before ten o’clock, the whole of the people employed
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Watson & Trickett 477/288 (Reverend Colin C Short)
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Cury is a civil parish and village four miles south of Helston on The Lizard peninsula Unknown formation date. 1849: The Sunday scholars, accompanied by the Cury Band, were taken to Kynance. (RCG 11th May 1849) 1850: Cury Brass Band was engaged for the occasion. (5 July 1850 –
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Troon is a village 1.5 miles south-east of Camborne Unknown formation date. 1888: Troon Independent Brass Band active. (BBHD / John Brush) Troon Independent Brass Band thought to have disbabded. (John Brush) 1890: Troon Reed and Brass Band active. (BBHD) Troon Reed & Brass Band circa 1890 Back row:
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