In 1911 James Palmer Barnard, aged 18, born in Tuckingmill Camborne, single, tin dressing floor, was with his widowed mother in East Hill, Tuckingmill.
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James Palmer Barnard of 6 Church Rd, Pool, Carn Brea, died aged 50 years (burial record).
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Mr. J. P. Barnard, Pool
The funeral of Mr. James Palmer Barnard, aged 50, of 6, Church-road, Pool, took place on Saturday at Trevenson Church, Pool, the Rev. J. F. Bailey officiating. Deceased served throughout the Great War, and worked as an underground miner at South Crofty Mine practically all his working lifetime. He had played Rugby for Camborne, and also represented Cornwall county. Mourners were Messrs. F. Barnard (brother, who also represented J. Davies, uncle), L. Rowe (stepson), J. and D. Jarvis and J. Daniell (nephews), W. Jarvis, G. Garland, and P. Yeo (brothers-in-law), W. Reed, J. Sedgman, A. Weeks, W. H. Curry and J. Warren (cousins). South Crofty Mine was represented by Capt. A. Stephens, Capt. T. Williams, and others....
The West Briton and Cornwall Advertiser, Thursday, 24 Jun 1943, p. 7
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