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The Star Inn, Fore Street, St Just
| From: | h | (Fri Jan 26 06:57:25 2007) |
| i live here | ||
| From: | John Tierney | (Mon Sep 3 10:37:50 2007) |
| I sang Flower of Scotland here last year and I will be back very soon, this is a great place to meeet the locals, great people. | ||
| From: | 1/2 | (Thu Sep 13 08:26:57 2007) |
| Super pub great beer just like a pub should be | ||
| From: | 1/2 from Colchester | (Fri Sep 21 08:38:26 2007) |
| Same comments forgot to tell you where I'm from | ||
| From: | helensusanmaclean | (Tue Nov 13 03:09:30 2007) |
| Alas, I haven't lived yet...I haven't yet been to The Star but I do want to come to see you soon, as my nearest and dearest relatives were born in St Just... oh, and most importantly I would love to hear dear John singing Flower of Scotland... | ||
| From: | Helen Nankervis (Mrs) | (Fri Jan 4 19:42:44 2008) |
| Enjoyed meeting townsfolk in 1991, visit was to hopefully trace ancestors of Henry Casley Nankervis bn St.Just Penwith, he settled New Zealand, had licience's for 3 Hotels. Six generations have resided in NZ. William Nankervis "Military Medal" was killed in WW1. eldest son of Henry. | ||
| From: | Administrator (mark@hattam.co.uk) | (Fri Jan 4 20:14:52 2008) |
| William's casualty details are on the CWGC webiste http://www.cwgc.org/search/casualty_details.aspx?casualty=847981 Who were Henry's parents? Perhaps William Nankervis & Mary Casley, though I can't see register entries to confirm that. Mark |
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| From: | John Ball | (Tue Jan 29 20:31:09 2008) |
| possibly Britain's best pub. | ||
| From: | John Ball | (Tue Jan 29 20:38:21 2008) |
| Spent mny happy stays here when they did B + B,enjoying the late Peter' juke box and Rosie's fabulous breakfasts. Glad to see its still in safe hands. |
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