set up a practice at Clift Cottage in Flushing. Their most notable work was a Bible Christian Chapel at Mylor Bridge (1907). Harrison Hayter, engineer, was born there Donald Prell, an American futurist, lived there for a number of years The naval family of Bartholomew James Sulivan (1810–1890) maintained a house there, as did many Royal and merchant Navy officers in the nineteenth century. Sulivan as a young naval officer in the 1830s was a friend and shipmate of Charles Darwin on the historic voyage (which docked in Falmouth on 2 October 1836, an event briefly recorded in Darwin's journal of the voyage). Notes References Further reading Redwood, Ursula M., Lady (1967) The Story of Flushing, Cornwall, and a guide to the village. Flushing: St Peter's P.C.C. --do.-- (1987) Trefusis Territory. Flushing: St Peter's P.C.C. Marquis, John: Flushing: A People's History (Paperback) 2014. Marquis, John: The Old Days in Flushing (Booklet) 2015. Marquis, John: Bygones: A pictorial history of Flushing (Booklet) 2015. Marquis, John: Flushing: A People's History (Revised and expanded hardback collectable edition) 2016. Falmouth, Cornwall Populated coastal places in Cornwall Villages in Cornwall