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Chesten Marchant or
Cheston Marchant, who died in 1676 at Gwithian, Cornwall,
reportedly having reached the age of 164 (the
claim apparently going back...
- species. The name "chestnut" is
derived from an
earlier English term "
chesten nut",
which descends from the Old
French word
chastain (Modern French,...
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Australian politician Cecil Marchant (1895–1965),
English WW1
military pilot Chesten Marchant (died 1676), last
monoglot Cornish speaker David R. Marchant,...
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sometime around 1780, with the last
monoglot Cornish speaker believed to be
Chesten Marchant, who died in 1676 at
Gwithian (Dolly
Pentreath was bilingual)...
- that a Jane Barnicoate, who had died
about 1857,
could speak Cornish too.
Chesten Marchant,
supposedly the last
monoglot Cornish speaker Ned Maddrell, the...
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Nancarrow from
Marazion who was a
native speaker and
survived into the 1790s.
Chesten Marchant, d. 1676, a
woman from Gwithian, is
believed to have been the...
- fatherland, to help
others at all
times and to obey the
Scout Law.
Scautut e
chesten I
dostoen sa
doverie Scautut e
predan na Boga, Otechestvoto, obshtestvoto...
- were not sold with the land.
There is a
Cornish cross in the churchyard.
Chesten Marchant, who died in 1676 at Gwithian, is
believed to have been the last...
- per se. The last
known monoglot Cornish speaker is
believed to have been
Chesten Marchant, who died in 1676 at Gwithian. It is not
known when she was born...
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Battle of
Plymouth off
Cornish coast, part of
First Anglo-Dutch War 1676:
Chesten Marchant supposedly the last
Cornish monoglot, dies. 1699: Joel Gascoyne's...
