HATTAM - Cornwall

WELL-KNOWN FARMER
 
PENCOYS FUNERAL OF MR.
T. HATTAM
 
The funeral took place in Pencoys
Churchyard, on Saturday, of Mr. Thomas
Hattam, aged 72, who died at his resi-
dence, Lancarrow Farm, Four Lanes,
last Wednesday, after a very short
illness. A native of St. Just-in-Penwith,
Mr. Hattam farmed for many years in
West Cornwall, where he was well
known. About twenty years ago he re-
moved to Lancarrow Farm. In addition
to a widow, he leaves two sons, Mr. H.
T. Hattam, who is in the Metropolitan
Police and stationed at Catford, and Mr.
W. Hattam, who resided with his father.
The funeral service was conducted in
Pencoys Church by the vicar (the Rev.
S. J. Pethick). Mr. T. N. Andrew pre-
sided at the organ. The mourners were
Mrs. Hattam (widow), Messrs. H. T. and
W. Hattam (sons), Mr. L. Hattam
(grandson), Mesdames E. T. White (St.
Just), J. O. and A. Lawry and J. White
Sancreed (nieces), Mr H. Hattam, St.
Just (brother), Messrs. C. H. E. and J.
Hattam, Sancreed (nephews), Mesdames
W. and H. T. Hattam (daughters-in-
law), Messrs. A. Warren (St. Just), G.
Warren (Truro), S. Warren (Baldhu)
and H. Warren, Carharrack (brother-
in-law), Mesdames L. Hattam (San-
creed), Botheras (Sancreed), and A.
Chappel, Penzance (cousins), Mrs.
Williams, St. Just (niece),
Mr. D. Warren, St. Buryan (nephew),
Mrs,. Hicks, St. Day (cousin), Mr. and
Mrs. R. Cargeeg, St. Buryan (brother-
in-law and sister-in-law), Mr. and Mrs.
W. Tregoning, Carnmenellis (nephew and
niece), Mr. S. Simmons, Stithians
(nephew), Mrs. A. Warren, Mrs. G.
Warren (sisters-in-law), Miss. I. White,
St. Just (niece), Mr. H. Williams, St. Just
(nephew), Mrs. H. Warren (sister-in-law),
Mr. and Mrs. N. Hocking, Praze
(cousins), Messrs. E. Hosking, sen. and
jun. (St. Just) and J. Rowe, Sancreed
(cousins) and W. B. Carhart (employee).
The bearers were Messrs. J. Caddy, R.
Nicholas, W. Chittock, J. Martin, E.
Thomas, sen. and jun.
Others present were Messrs. B. W.
Knuckey, Sithians (chairman of Corn-
wall Farmers' Union), C. H. Phillips
(representing Messrs. A. C. Phillips and
Sons, Penhalvean), J. Eddy and F.
Richards (Penzance), A. Magor (Cam-
borne). N. H. Reed (Troon), J. Tregoning
(Penyenton), P. D. Stephens (Penlerick),
Mrs. Care (representing Mr. J. H. Care,
Carthew), Mr. and Mrs. W. Osborne and
Mr. W. Osborne, sen. (Four Lanes),
Messrs. J. Thomas (Wheal Buller), G.
Downing (also representing Mr. J. W.
Downing, Stithians), J. Kendall (repre-
senting Messrs. J. Kendall and Sons,
Praze), R. Roberts (also representing
Mr. J. Roberts, Four Lanes), T. Pryor
and W. Hopkins (Menherion), C. Opie
(Forest), E. Wallis (Stithians), E. Thomas,
S. M. and S. J. Prisk, J. Jewell, C. and
J. Thomas, F. Tresidder, sen. and jun.,
W. J. Williams, R Floyd, H. Waters, F.
Matthews, W. Richards, W. Carter, H.
A. Treloar, and W. Richards. - Floral
tributes were sent from his sorrowing
wife; Will, Lucy and Leslie; Henry
Thomas and Maud, London; Penrose
and Molly; Henry and Mary; May,
Edward and Ivy; Belinda and Alfred;
Minnie and family, Menerlue; Will, Ivy
and baby Ronald; Mr. and Mrs. Grantham
and family; Harry, Annie and Robert;
Mr. and Mrs. Collins and family; Bill;
Frances and John; Garfield, Freda and
family; Mr. and Mrs. Jewell and Iris;
Minnie, Charlie and Jack; Hilda, Herbert
and Molly; Abner, Ethel and family;
Gertie, John and children. - Floyd
Brothers, Four Lanes, carried out the
funeral arrangements.