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Join us October 4 for our fall PNCS Zoom! The Pacific Northwest Cornish Society will meet by Zoom Sunday, Oct. 4 at 1 p.m. Rebecca McVicker will share photos and stories of her recent trip to Cornwall — she and her husband, Kevin, left the evening of our summer picnic in Centralia. Also on the program is a report on the Cornish American Heritage Society gathering in Mineral Point, Wisconsin, by Mary Sisson. Check your email the week before the meeting for the Zoom link |
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Our Mission To provide communication regarding heritage/genealogical information pertaining to Cornwall, United Kingdom, to members in the Pacific Northwest region, promote the preservation of public and private Cornish heritage/genealogical material and to cooperate with other organizations in the furtherance of mutual objectives.
Who are
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Click here to read an explanation of the elements of our logo.
Why a Cornish
Society? Meet
others of Cornish descent Materials
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Pacific Northwest Meet
with fellow Cornish people Make
friends with others who Learn
Cornish culture Gain
access to Cornish genealogy Taste a
pasty Learn
Cornish songs Link to
other Cornish groups Hear
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The Pacific Northwest Cornish Society is a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization and can receive tax deductible bequests, devises, transfers or gifts. Contact Dorothy Hosking for information. The Pacific Northwest Cornish Society is affiliated with the Cornish American Heritage Society and the Cornwall Family History Society. ** The newsletters are in PDF format. You can download the Acrobat Reader for free. Click on the icon to go to the download site Webmaster: Mickey Sieracki This page last updated: Tuesday, September 22, 2026 |