THE MALCOLM McCARTHY DOCUMENTS COLLECTION
INDEX v24 OF PERSONAL NAMES
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PLEASE NOTE the index is not strictly
alphabetical due to the new system of indexing, so scroll through all
variations of a surname.
FURTHER NOTES can be found on the index page for surnames
beginning with A.
LABLE, James of St Merryn - named in DOC St Merryn Rate Book 31 March
1857 as occupant of house and land at Tregavone owned by C P Brune esq.
LAIN,Robert,DOC 1815 5th October St Kew,land at Chapple Amble, St Kew,
LAKE,Samuel,DOC 1853 12th February Bodmin,property bounding land in
question,
LAKEMAN, John of Costislost, Egloshayle: Witness to annexure to DOC 24
January 1850 Assignment of Lease William Hoskin Whiting to William
Stevens re Bodmin tenements. He signed John Lakeman (see Maclean’s Trigg
Minor Vol 1 pp 421-422 and Boase’s Collectanea Cornubiensia 1213).
LAMB, John – Carpenter of Talland named in the Indenture for lands at
Pennant and Dentonhill, St Veep, Manor of Manley 25th June 1709
LAMB, Thomas Davis – Commissioner land tax named in DOC St Minver,
Benethicks, 15th November 1801
LAMBE, Charles of Fowey, gent - named in Lease & Release 9/10 October
1756 and 24 January 1757 as recited in DOC 7 November 1783 Nance
properties Padstow.(Compiler's note: Charles Lamb of Fowey returned as a
Tory supporter in the 1710 Cornwall Poll Book (ed Richard Grylls).
LAMBE, Charles, of Fowey, in DOC 1750 9th August St Issey
LAMBE, Henry of St Austle, gent - party to DOC Indenture 7 November 1783
re Nance properties Padstow. He signed: Henry Lambe.
LANDER, John of Padstow? - named as occupant of Long Meadow, Griffins
Crugmeer and Trelowsa Meadow in DOC Padstow Vicar's Tithe Rent Charges
1871 & 1872 and named as occupant of Crugmeer & Horsewell, part Long
Meadow, Griffins Crugmeer & Herberts Ground in DOCs Padstow Vicar's
Tithe Rent Charges 1875, 1876 and 1880. Also named as occupant of part
Long Meadow & Hodges Field in DOCs Padstow Vicar's Tithe Rent Charges
1884, 1885 and 1 July 1889 to January 1890.
LANDER, John, mentioned in doc 1866 Vicars Rent Padstow and doc 1867
Vicars Rents Padstow.
LANDER, William - witness to 4 January 1813 will of Richard Nance of
Padstow, yeoman as per DOC probate 17 May 1813. He signed: William
Lander.
LANDER,William,DOC 1873 11th December St Austell,tenant mentioned in a
schedule of property attached
LANDERS, Close, Padstow - Lower Landers Close shown in possession of
John Pearce esq in DOC Padstow Vicar's Tithe Rent Charges 1861.
LANDERS, Mrs of Padstow? - named as occupant of Crugmeer Horsewells in
DOC Padstow Vicar's Tithe Rent Charges 1871.
Lands at Furse and Bowden Week St Mary to his brother John Mareis by DOC
6 February 27th regnal year Henry 8 (also translated from Latin by Anne
Pusey).
LANE, Arthur of Trevorrick, school pupil (born 2 May; parent/guardian ?
lane) – referred to in DOC St Merryn School Register 1900-1948.
LANE, Francis E – Royal Exchange London Creditor named in Bankruptcy of
EG Hamley DOC Fore Street Bodmin, Creditors List, 4th July 1864 and also
named in DOC Bodmin Bankruptcy Fore Street, Bodmin 16th July 1864
LANE, John of Hendra Farm, Langteglos by Camelford - named as lessee of
Hendra Farm, Langteglos by Camelford in DOC statutory notice 31 July
1896 of farms of John Nicholl to be sold.
LANE, William of Medrose, St Teath: Named in DOC 21 February 1852
Indenture of Lease & Release William Westlake & William Burgess to
William Reed as a former occupant of same prior to William Reed.
LANE,John,witness to land lease,DOC 1841 22nd June Ley St Neot,
LANG, Betsy of Padstow? - named as occupant of Garden in DOCs Padstow
Vicar's Tithe Rent Charges 1875, 1876 ,1880 and 1884.
LANG, Giles Jory, Reeve of the Manor of Tinten, Parish of Saint Tudy in
the County of Cornwall, mentioned in doc 1832 18-Oct StTudy and in doc
1834 06-NOV St Tudy.
LANG, John of St Austell: Named in unsigned (draft?) DOC 26 June 1840
Assignment of Lease Bennett Michel and William Michell to John Pascoe
Bennetts as an occupant (after John Giles and before Bennett Michell snr
deceased) of that part of the tenement of Turnavean, St Austell called
Honey Moor.
LANG, Lamb of Padstow? - named as occupant of Garden in DOC Padstow
Vicar's Tithe Rent Charges 1872.
LANG, Nathaniel witness to doc 1707 17th October St Nicholas Closes
Bodmin and 1707 18th October St Nicholas Closes Bodmin
LANG, Richard – named in DOC Treglin, St Minver Valuation Letter
LANG, Samuel of Padstow? - named as occupant of Garden in DOC Padstow
Vicar's Tithe Rent Charges 1871.
LANGDON, Michael - named in DOC 15 November 1786 letter Thomas Jago of
Launceston, Attorney at Law, to C Tresmere, Exeter, Devon. (Compiler's
note: probably the same Michael Langdon below).
LANGDON, Michael of Launceston, gent -named in Indenture 4/5 November
1703 Digory Downing, Mary Downing, Theophilus Hallett, Margaret Hallett
to Michael Langdon as recited in DOC Abstract of Title of Slipper Hill,
Egloskerry. As mortgagee, party to DOC 4 June 1708 Digory Downing, Mary
Downing, Theophilus Hallett & Margaret Hallett transfer to Joseph Hill
of equity of redemption re Slipperhill, Egloskerry. He signed: Mich
Langdon. Named in Indenture 20/21 April 1709 (by way of recovery - he
was mortgagee) Michael Langdon to Joseph Hill as recited in DOC Abstract
of Title of Slipper Hill, Egloskerry. He signed: Mich Langdon.
LANGDON, William – Cruelty to Horse, v Lovejoy named in DOC Justices
minutes 27th May 1891and charged with cruelty to a horse. 1891 Bodmin
Justices Minutes 3 July
LANGDON, William - witness to DOC 4 June 1708 Digory Downing, Mary
Downing, Theophilus Hallett & Margaret Hallett to Joseph Hallett re
transfer of equity of redemption of Slipperhill, Egloskerry. He signed:
Wm Langdon. Witness to DOC 20 April 1709 Michael Langdon to Joseph Hill
re Slipperhill, Egloskerry. He signed: Wm Langdon.
LANGDON,John,DOC 1860 11th May Lanteglos by Camelford,son of Nancy,
LANGDON,Nancy,DOC 1860 11th May Lanteglos by Camelford,widow's will
disposing property in Tintagel, St Teath and Camelford,died 18th
November 1865 and DOC 1870 25th October Lanteglos by Camelford,
LANGDON,Richard Jolliffe,DOC 1860 11th May Lanteglos by Camelford,second
son of Nancy and DOC 1870 25th October Lanteglos by Camelford,
LANGFORD & SON, of Padstow - named as occupants of Garden in DOC Padstow
Vicar's Tithe Rent Charges 1 July 1889 to January 1890.
LANGFORD, Samuel of Lesnewith, yeoman – Party to DOC 2 January 1800
Assignment of Leases Elizabeth Wotton (his sister) to Samuel Langford of
properties known as Gibbacombe, Bossiney & Trevenna and Backside (part
of Dangars tenement), Trevenna. Also Party to DOC 1 May 1840 Indenture
of Lease Samuel Langford the elder of Lesnewith of Givva Comin (Gibbacombe)
and Little Parks, Bossiney to Walter Ede and DOC 2 May 1840 Indenture of
sale Samuel Langford to Walter Ede and John Kennick of Givva Comin (Gibbacombe)
and Little Parks, Bossiney. He signed both latter document Samuel
Langford. (Compiler’s note: possibly the Samuel Langford of Grylls,
Lesnewith who died 14 November 1843 – see Maclean’s Trigg Minor Vol 2 p
414 .See also C S Gilbert’s Historical Survey Vol 2 p 184 ,wherein
Samuel Langford of Lesnewith is said to be the representative of younger
branches of the family, and Sarah Gregor’s Pedigrees Collection (CRO)
which contains a number of Langford pedigrees).
LANGFORD, Captain Robert of Padstow, mariner & merchant (s/o Thomas
Langford) - His Apprenticeship Indenture DOC 19 February 1842 (then aged
about 16) to Thomas Littleface Seaton. He signed: Robt Langford. His
Mariner's Registration Certificate (reciting his birth at Padstow 11
April 1824 and his physical description) DOC 11 April 1845. He signed:
Robert Langford. His master's certificate DOC 13 April 1851 (reciting
that he was born Padstow 11 July 1824) He signed: Robt Langford. Named
in DOC Turkish firman dated approximately mid March 1855 authorising
Captain Robert Langford, the master of an English merchant vessel, to
pass through the Bosphorus to the Black Sea. Issued in the name of
Sultan Abdulmercid. Written in Turkish and translated into English. DOC
29 September 1870 by Willelm, King of Prussia, appointing him German
Vice- Consul at Padstow; DOC 19 November 1870 on behalf of Queen
Victoria (signed by Earl Granville) approving of his Vice Consular
appointment; DOC 30 June 1871 on behalf of Queen Victoria (signed by
Earl Granville) approving of his appointment by the German Emperor and
King of Prussia as German Vice Consul at Padstow and Bude. Named as
occupant of Meadow, Padstow? in DOCs Padstow Vicar's Tithe Rent Charges
1871 and 1872. DOC letter 25 September 1877 addressed to by H Wilson and
Farnham Bryant offering him a lease of Oak Cottage, Saviours Lane
(Padstow). Also named in DOC 22 January 1886 Deed of Mortgage Henry
Wilson to Richard Foster and Arthur Coode, bankers, re Padstow
properties as occupant of a Padstow dwelling earlier occupied by Thomas
Carter deceased. As Lloyds Agent, party to conveyance DOC 25 March 1887
Richard Foster, Arthur Coode, Henry Wilson and Robert Langford re Oak
Villa, Padstow. Named as occupant of Garden in DOC Padstow Vicar's Tithe
Rent Charges 1875, 1880 , 1884 and 1885.
LANGFORD, Mary Jane - named as a successor to Henry Wilson in memo 22
April 1904 to DOC 2 February 1875 re Oak Villa, Padstow. Memo signed: R
Sussex Langford agent for Mary Jane Langford.
LANGFORD, Olive - see Yelland, Olive.
LANGFORD, Robert Sussex (s/o Robert Langford) of Oak Cottage, Padstow,
merchant - DOC 7 March 1890 by Willelm, King of Prussia and Bismarck
appointing him German Vice-Consul at Padstow and Bude; DOC 8 May 1890 on
behalf of Queen Victoria (signed by the Earl of Salisbury) approving of
his Vice Consular appointment.
LANGFORD, William witness to doc 1707 17th October St Nicholas Closes
Bodmin1707 and 18th October St Nicholas Closes Bodmin
LANGSFORD,William,Mason of St Neot leasing land from Robert Coad &
George Rundle,DOC 1841 22nd June Ley St Neot,
LANGSFORD,William,Mason of St Neot, land indenture,DOC 1849 10th March
St Neot,
LANGSTON, James Haughton - named as party to conveyance 26 May 1858
recited in DOC 12 February 1876 conveyance John Henry Hippisley, Hon
Percy Moreton, Edmund Chase Marriott, Gustavus Lambert Basset & Edward
Mucklow to Ralph Speare of Basset lands at Furse and Collaton, Week St
Mary.
LANSLEY, Francis Arthur of Porthcothan, school pupil (born 12 November;
parent/guardian c/- Mrs A E Morris) – referred to in DOC St Merryn
School Register 1900-1948.
LANSLEY, June Rose of Porthcothan, school pupil (born 12 November;
parent/guardian c/- Mrs A E Morris) – referred to in DOC St Merryn
School Register 1900-1948.
LANXON,John,Tenant of John Hocken Seccombe,DOC 1877 20th November
Michaelstow2,
LANYON, Frances of Tremeer, Lanivet, widow (of William Lanyon) - named
as former occupant of Tremeer, Lanivet after occupation by her husband
and before that of Thomas Thomas in DOC 5 December 1825 re Tremeer,
Lanivet.
LANYON, Mr A J of Portloe, Veryan: Named in DOC 4 August 1909 Auction
Particulars of Veryan properties as the occupant of lot 37 of the said
catalog.
LANYON, R jr. – Poor Law Settlements named in DOC Guildhall 9th July
1892
LANYON, Sarle (Searle?)of St Merryn - named in DOCs St Merryn rate Books
31 March 1857, 4 January 1858 and 31 March 1858 as occupant of house and
land at Porthcothan owned by Thomas Peter esq.
LANYON, Thomas of St Wenn?: Named in DOC 1 September 1851 copy will of
Josias Phillips of St Wenn as the former owner of a property at
Tregoneth, St Wenn.
LANYON, William of Tremeer, Lanivet - named as former occupant of
Tremeer prior to that of Frances Lanyon, his widow, and then Thomas
Thomas in DOC 5 December 1825 re Tremeer, Lanivet.
LAROCHE, Frances, spinster - named with Sir James Laroche as executors
of the will of Elizabeth Fulford (nee Laroche) in Indenture 18 May 1793
as recited in DOC Abstract of Title of Penquean, St Breock.
LAROCHE, Catherine - named as a beneficiary under the 1756 will of John
Robartes 4th Earl of Radnor as recited in DOC Abstract of Title of
Penquean, St Breock. Also named as party to Deed of 7 June 1765 re her
intended marriage to Charles Berners and her assets (including her
one-third share of the estate of the 4th Earl of Radnor) as recited in
DOC Abstract of Title of Penquean, St Breock.
LAROCHE, Elizabeth - named as a beneficiary under the 1756 will of John
Robartes 4th Earl of Radnor as recited in DOC Abstract of Title of
Penquean, St Breock. Also a party to Agreement 29 May 1762 between John
Fulford of Great Fulford, Devon, Elizabeth Laroche, James Laroche the
elder and younger and Samuel Sweeting re the intended marriage of John
Fulford and Elizabeth Laroche and her assets (including her one-third
share of the estate of the 4th Earl of Radnor) as recited in DOC
Abstract of Title of Penquean, St Breock.
LAROCHE, Elizabeth named in Indenture married John Fulford. Was one of
the defendants at the High Court Chancery 1785. Died bef July 1793. 1793
9th July Indenture Hendra St Dennis
LAROCHE, Frances spinster named in Indenture had part share in Hendra
c1762.
LAROCHE, James (later Sir James, M.P. for Bodmin, s/o John Laroche) -
named as a beneficiary under the 1756 will of John Robartes 4th Earl of
Radnor as recited in DOC Abstract of Title of Penquean, St Breock
(Compiler's note: see also Maclean's Trigg Minor Vol 1 p 153 where John
Laroche is said to have been steward to the Earl of Radnor). Named as
executor with Frances Laroche ,spinster, of the will of his sister
Elizabeth Fulford (nee Laroche). Party to Indenture 13 December 1786
Robartes Carr to Sir James Laroche whereby latter acquired all Robartes
Carr's annuity under the will of the 4th Earl of Radnor as recited in
DOC Abstract of Title of Penquean, St Breock. Named as purchaser of
other annuities under the will of the 4th Earl of Radnor in Indentures
30 November 1792 and 1 January 1793 as recited in said Abstract of
Title.Party to Indenture 18 May 1793 Messrs Parken & Colman to Sir James
Laroche as recited in DOC Abstract of Title of Penquean, St Breock.
Party to conveyances DOC 20/21February 1797 Sir James Laroche and
William Crawford to Charles Guy of Jefferys Tenement, Penquean, St
Breock. He signed: Jas Laroche.
LAROCHE, James junior Esquire of the Parish of Clifton, Glouchester.
Named in Indenture had 1/3 part in Hendra with Hannah Casamajor 1/3.
1793 9th July Indenture Hendra St Dennis
LAROCHE, Sir James of Saint James Westminster. Named throughout
Indenture. Inherited property from John Earl of Radnor with sisters
Elizabeth and Catherine Laroche. Sold share of Hendra to Robert Varcoe
and Charles Rashleigh. Exececutor of sister Elizabeth Fulford’s Will.
Was one of the defendants at the High Court Chancery 1785. 1793 9th July
Indenture Hendra St Dennis. Named in 1794 5th September Hendra St Dennis
Ind. & 1804 29th September Hendra St Dennis.
LAROCHE,Sir James,DOC 1783 Sir Jas Laroche Account Book,
LASHBROOKE, Jane Ann (d/o Ralph Speare deceased) - named as daughter of
Ralph Speare in Deed of Appointment of New Trustee DOC 27 July 1892
estate Ralph Speare re Furse & Collaton, Week St Mary.
LAST, George Whiting – Begging named in DOC Guildhall, 26th April 1893
LATCHER, Honor of Ladock: Named with William Latcher and John Latcher in
DOC 2 December 1819 Indenture of Lease & Release Edmund Earl of Cork &
Orrery and Baron Boyle with William Stephen Poyntz to Richard Coom re
Ladock tenements as lives for a Ladock lease granted to William Latcher.
LATCHER, John of Ladock: See entry for Latcher, Honor.
LATCHER, William of Ladock: See entry for Latcher, Honor.
LAUDER, William – Stealing Apples, named in DOC Guildhall, 6th January
1888
LAUNARGE, William of Cardinham?: Named in DOC 18 July 1579 Indenture of
Sale William Billing to Sir John Arundell Kt of part manor and advowson
of Cardinham as holding a 1000 yr lease of part of said manor.
LAUNDER, John of Padstow? - with R P Griffin named as occupants of
Herberts Ground in DOC Padstow Vicar's Tithe Rent Charges 1871 and 1872.
LAVERCAMBE,George,DOC 1730 10th November Quarry Park Bodmin,witness,
LAVINGTON, George – St Helen London Creditor named in Bankruptcy of EG
Hamley DOC Fore Street Bodmin, Creditors List, 4th July 1864 and also
named in DOC Bodmin Bankruptcy Fore Street, Bodmin 16th July 1864
LAWES, John of St Andrew, Holborn, London gent: Named in DOC Abstract of
Title of Mr Robert Sandercock to Nettles Park and Trewasso, Davidstow as
party to an Indenture of Bargain & sale of 21 November 1748 and as
demandant in an Exemplification of Common Recovery Michelmas 22 Geo 2nd.
LAWES, John, of the parish of Saint Andrews, Holborn, London, Gentleman,
mentioned in doc 1814 January 14th Trewassa Davidstow.
LAWRENCE ,M.,DOC 1818 27th February Trewassa Davidstow,witness,
LAWRENCE, J H P - auditor of DOC St Merryn Rate Book 4 January 1858.
LAWRENCE, Coulsen Justice doc 1794 St Nicholas Street Bodmin
LAWRENCE, Dorothy Bullock (w/o George Bell Lawrence): Named in DOC 21
February 1852 Indenture of Lease & Release William Westlke & William
Burgess to William Reed re Medrose, St Teath as a party to an earlier
deed dated 6/7 September 1836.
LAWRENCE, George Bell of Lostwithiel, esq: Named in DOC 21 February 1852
Indenture of Lease & Release William Westlake & William Burgess to
William Reed re Medrose, St Teath as a party to an earlier deed dated
6/7 September 1836.
LAWRENCE, James – of St Breward, Labourer Exposing himself, named in DOC
11th Jan 1895
LAWRENCE, Richard – named in case against William Northcott named in DOC
Guildhall 29th July 1887
LAWRY, Charles - named in DOC Guildhall 9th July 1892, also drunk named
in DOC Guildhall 14th May 1894
LAWRY, Mary of The New Inn, Bodmin? – named in DOC Bodmin Magistrates’
Minutes 1885 as having assaulted John Dunn on 12th March. Each party
fined 5/- and required to bear their own costs.
LAWRY, Walter of Roche, yeoman - Party to DOC 30 September 1785 re
Tregunna, St Breock, Peter Werry and John Brabin to Walter Lawry. Also
party to Indenture 13 February 1788 Walter Lawry, John Brabin (jnr),
Thomas Prater and William Ivey assignment of Tregunna, St Breock to
Thomas Prater as recited in DOC 13 February 1788 (he signed Walter
Lawry) and DOC 13 August 1803.
LAWTON, James William – Trustee named in DOC Crooks Ball, Duloe and Goal
Lane Bodmin, 13th February 1889
LAY, George of St Merryn - named in DOCs St Merryn Rate Books 31 March
1857, 4 January 1858 and 31 March 1858 as occupant of a house and garden
at Towan Commons owned by Mathew Trevan esq and as excused from payment
of rates.
LAYOW, Mary of Cardinham: Named in DOC 18 July 1579 Indenture of Sale
William Billing to Sir John Arundel Kt of a moiety of the manor and
advowson of Cardinham as holding the tenement named Inner Berry,
Cardinham.
LEACH, George, gentleman: Named in DOC 25 March 1835 deed of sale John
and Hannah Rounsevell, Walter Ede and William Fillis Pearce as a party
to Indentures of Lease & Release dated 30 & 31 January 1835 re Little
Park and Little Park Common, Tintagel.(Compiler’s note: For pedigrees of
Leach see C S Gilbert’s Historical Survey Vol 2 pp 187-188 and Sarah
Gregor’s Pedigrees Collection (CRO).
LEACH,George,DOC 1837 7th July Pitt Park Bodmin,witness,and DOC 26th
June 1839 mowhay barn Bodmin,witness,
LEAKE, Mr. – Fulham named in DOC Bodmin Bankruptcy Fore Street, Bodmin
16th July 1864
LEAN, Catherine doc 1804 12th June St Kew George Wilce
LEAN, Catherine of St Kew?: Witness to DOC will dated 5 December 1829 of
Mary Wilce of St Kew widow. She signed Catherine Lean.
LEAN, Christopher – drunk named in DOC Guildhall, Bodmin 9th August 1889
LEAN, Emma – drunk named in DOC Guildhall 29th January 1887
LEAN, J T of Blisland?: Named in DOC 5 June 1920 Auction Catalogue of
Lavethan estate as the occupant of Polpry lot 7 of the said catalogue.
LEAN, John – named in DOC Seacoast Side Midsummer Account Book 1857.
LEAN, John, mentioned in DOC 1821 29th September Bodmin.
LEAN, John, mentioned in doc 1838 6th March Bodmin.
LEAN, Richard Vicary - named in DOC Magistrates minutes 11th June 1886
and also named in DOC Guildhall 5th April 1889
LEAN, Thomas, mentioned in doc 1837 February16th Bodmin.
LEAN,Christopher,DOC 1860 29th September Maidenland & Tipton St
Kew,Tenant of Maidenland,
LEAN,Edward,DOC 1853 26th Sep Blisland,brother of Robert Lean of Leas,
LEAN,Joan Anna,DOC 1853 26th Sep Blisland,wife and heir of Robert,
LEAN,John,DOC 1821 29th September Bodmin,Tenant of plot adjoining Mary
Beard's Tenement in Bore Street Bodmin and DOC 1838 6th March Bodmin and
DOC 26th June 1839 mowhay barn Bodmin,tenants of Bore Street, Bodmin,
LEAN,John,witness to will of John Martyn Bligh,DOC 1834 28th March
Bodmin,
LEAN,Leah,DOC 1853 26th Sep Blisland,daughter of Robert & Joan Anna,
LEAN,Robert,DOC 1853 26th Sep Blisland,Yeoman of Leas, Blisland, his
will,
LEANE, John, Yeoman of Advent in DOC 1697 13th May Mathis Park Lanteglos
by Camelford
LEARY, John - Non payment of Rates named in DOC Guildhall 8th August
1890
Lease Edmund Gilbert Hamley to Henry Coom of part Mulberry Common,
Lanivet. He signed E Gilbert Hamley. Also named in said DOC as having
acquired his interest in the said lease by Indenture of Assignment of
Lease from Thomas Roach dated 16 January 1862. (Compiler’s note: For his
pedigree and the history of Hamley see Maclean’s Trigg Minor Vol 2 pp
540-553, C S Gilbert’s Historical Survey Vol 1 pp 133-135 and Sarah
Gregor’s Pedigrees Collection (CRO) DDG 1948/2/513, 1950/4/1089).
LECHER, Thomas (servant to Basset family of Tehidy Park) - named as an
annuitant under the will of John Francis Basset deceased in DOC 12
February 1876 conveyance of Basset land at Furse and Collaton, Week St
Mary to Ralph Speare.
LEE & BRENTON, – named in DOC St Merryn School Papers 1879.07 as fencing
school garden.
LEE, Hannah formerly of Padstow but now of Lanlivery, widow - Party to
DOC 5 December 1803 transfer Catherine Jago, Hannah Lee & John Williams
to John Geach re Oak Villa, Padstow. She signed: sign of Hannah Lee.
LEE, William – Sergeant witness named in watch case, Prince of Wales,
Plymouth named in DOC Justices minutes 27th May 1891, also named in DOC
11th Jan 1895
LEGO, John - named in the DOC Great Tythes of St Minver, 27th December
1815
LEGOE, John – named in DOC Seacoast Side Midsummer Account Book 1857.
LEGOE, John of St Minver – named in copy DOC 7 March 1784 St Minver Poor
Rates as Overseer of the Poor. St Minver. Recorded in copy 1803 DOC St
Minver Highlands Poor Rates as occupier of Porthkillick, Mays, Allees,
New Park, Trevanger & Carruan. Also named in DOC 24 June 1815 St Minver
Great Tithes as having agreed with Rev William Sandys to pay a fixed sum
in lieu of tithes in kind re Carruan, Porthkillick, Trefresa, Treverrow
and Burts Close, all in St Minver.
LEGOE, John of Tregunna, St Breock - named as being in occupation of
sale lot 4 of Tregunna, St Breock as recited in notice of sale DOC 4
July 1860 re Penquean, St Breock.
LEGOE, Thomas of St Minver, gent - Party to DOC 16 August 1847 Transfer
John Geach to Samuel Symons, Mark Guy jnr and Thomas Legoe (as security
for funds advanced) of Oak Villa, Padstow. DOC 25 May 1866 Elizabeth
Bright Wallis to William John White re Oak Villa, Padstow refers to his
date of death on 10 January 1851.He is named in DOC 25 June 1840 St
Minver Great Tithes as agreeing to pay a fixed sum in lieu of tithes in
kind.
LEGOE,John,DOC 1890 17th September Park Hill Villa Bodmin,conditions of
the Auction for Park Hill Villa
LEMON, Sir William of Carclew, Mylor, Bt – named in copy DOC 9 March
1784 St Minver Poor Rates as liable for rates on Roserrow and Sares, St
Minver. Recorded in copy 1803 DOC St Minver Highlands Poor Rates as
proprietor of the following St Minver tenements Roserrow & Sares
(occupied by John Collings), Tregines (occupied by Joan Mably) – all
Northside – and Smeaths Poldans (occupied by George Wilce) Southside.
LEMON, Sir William of Carclew, Mylor, Bt: Party to DOC 11 July 1793
Undertakings to Produce Deeds Charles Rashleigh, Sir William Lemon and
Robert Edyvean re properties purchased from Sir James Laroche. He signed
William Lemon.
LENNEY, Edward - named in DOC Guildhall 8th August 1890
LESTER, Charles - witness to DOC 29 September 1799 Lt Gen Felix Buckley
& William Henry Fellowes (as trustees of the will of Sir William
Molesworth Bt deceased) to Thomas Key re Penquean, St Breock. He signed:
Charles Lester.
LESTER,William Charles,DOC 1880 10th December St Erme Pomery Will,Major
in East India Company Service also DOC 1880 10th September St Erme
Pomery Will annexed,
LETHBRIDGE, Doris Selina of Sanders Hill, school pupil (born 28
December; parent/guardian not given but ex Montpelier, Plymouth) –
referred to in DOC St Merryn School Register 1900 –1948.
LETHBRIDGE, Reg Clifford see Walters (Lethbridge), Reg Clifford.
LEVEN, George – witness in assault case William Best, William Best jnr
and Fitz Best v John Dymond, DOC 1888 Bodmin Guildhall Miutes 3 July.
LEVERS,Richard,DOC 1873 11th December St Austell,tenant mentioned in a
schedule of property attached
LEVERTON, Howard Francis of St Merryn, school pupil (born 14 August;
parent/guardian Edgar Leverton) – referred to in DOC St Merryn School
register 1900-1948.
LEVERTON, Wilfred James Fletcher of Cottages, school pupil (born 4
April; parent/guardian William James Leverton) – referred to in DOC St
Merryn School Register 1900 – 1948
LEVERTON, Winifred James of Towan Villas, school pupil (born 4 April;
parent/guardian William Leverton) – referred to in DOC St Merryn School
Register 1900 – 1948.
LEVESON, the Right Honourable George Granville, Earl Gower, also called
the right Honourable Grenville Leveson Gouer, commonly called Lord
Grenville Leveson Gouer, mentioned in doc 1814 January 14th Trewassa
Davidstow.
LEVESON-GOWER, George Earl Granv ille: Named in DOC Abstract of Title of
Mr Robert Sandercock to Nettles Park and Trewasso, Davidstow as a party
to an Indenture 15/16 November 1797 of Lease & Release by way of
Mortgage.
LEVETON, Jonathan, of Plymouth Docks, in the county of Devon, Lawyer,
mentioned in doc 1814 January 14th Trewassa Davidstow.
LEVIS, Benjamin – late of Bodmin, named in Indenture DOC Rind Street
Bodmin 5th April 1790, and 6th April 1790
LEVIS, Edward – Taylor in the Borough of Truro, named in Indenture DOC
Rind Street Bodmin 5th April 1790, and 6th April 1790
LEVIS, Elizabeth – wife of Benjamin Levis named in Indenture DOC Rind
Street Bodmin 5th April 1790, and 6th April 1790
LEVY, Elizabeth – Poor Law Rates named in DOC 11th Jan 1895 Guildhall,
also Poor Law Rates named in DOC Guildhall Minutes 14th May 1894
LEVY, Nicholas of St Merryn - named in DOC St Merryn Rate Book 31 March
1857 as occupant of a house and garden at Kerketh owned by William
Brenton and as excused from payment of rates.
LEWARNE, J – named as a Guardian of the Poor, Bodmin Union in DOC 9
November 1895 from Bodmin Union. He signed J Lewarne.
LEWARNE, Richard – allowing horse to stray named in DOC Guildhall 5th
April 1889
LEWELLIN, Mrs Jane of St Minver – named in copy DOC 9 March 1784 St
Minver Poor Rates as liable for rates on Stiles, Hamblys & Dingles, St
Minver (Compiler’s note: probably Jane Lewellin nee Trewman, the widow
of Rev Simon Lewellin died 1766 – Trigg Minor Vol 3 p 21).
LEWELLIN, Rev Simon of St Minver – assessed for poor rates on Kirk?,
Stiles, Hamblys, Dingles and Little Trethanke in DOC 25 September 1738
St Minver Poor Rates (Compiler’s note: Vicar of St Minver 1734-1766 –
see Trigg Minor Vol 3 p 21. Assumed the surname of Leach. See also C S
Gilbert’s Historical Survey of Cornwall Vol 2 p 188).
LEWIS, ?, husband of Mary Ann, (née PEARSE), son in law of Henry and Ann
Pearse of the parish of Warleggon in the County of Cornwall, mentioned
in the doc 1838 28th April Warleggan.
LEWIS, Charles, Clerk to Edward C Whitehurst solicitors, of 6 Guildhall
Chambers, Basinghall Street, London,mentioned in doc 1861 3rd September
Lanivet.
LEWIS, Mary Ann, (née PEARSE) the wife of ? Lewis and daughter of Henry
and Ann Pearse of the parish of Warleggon in the County of Cornwall,
mentioned in the doc 1838 28th April Warleggan.
LEWIS,Ann,DOC Early Abstarct of Pendewy Bodmin 1781 to 1837,wife of John
Mounsteven and mother of Hender; buried 5 August 1785
LEY, Edwin of Liskeard, banker: Named in DOC 21 February 1852 Indenture
of Lease & Release William Westlake & William Burgess to William Reed re
Medrose, St Teath as a party to an earlier deed dated 6/7 September
1836.
LEY, George of Bodmin?: Witness to DOC 28 April 1792 will of Robert
Hooper of Bodmin. He signed George Ley.
LIBBY, Soloman – alias Jack Wallis resisting arrest named in DOC
Guildhall 16th November 1888
LICKBARROW, Roland attorney doc1793 19th June Cant St Minver
LIDDELL, ? – named in DOC Bodmin Magistrates’ Minutes 1885 as a
magistrate.
LIDDELL, James of Castle Street, Bodmin, Lieutenant RN: Named as a
candidate in 1854 DOC Voting Paper for Coumcillors for Borough of
Bodmin.(Compiler’s note: For his pedigree see Boase’s Collectanea
Cornubiensia 501-502)
LIDDELL, James, aged two years, son of James Liddell, both mentioned in
DOC 1824 29th September Bodmin
LIDDELL, James, of the borough of Bodmin in the county of Cornwall,
stationer, mentioned in DOC 1824 29th September Bodmin.
LIDDELL, James, Printer, mentioned in DOC 1824 7th May Bodmin and in DOC
1824 8th May Bodmin.
LIDDELL, Margaret Martin, aged six years, daughter of James Liddell,
both mentioned in DOC 1824 29th September Bodmin.
LIDDELL, Silas Hiscutt of Bodmin, printer and stationer: Party to DOC 21
September 1858 Indenture of Lease William Pearce to Silas Hiscutt
Liddell of premises at Fore Street, Bodmin. He signed S H Liddell.
(Compiler’s note: For his pedigree see Boase’s Collectanea Cornubiensia
501).
LIDDELL, Thomas of St Minver – named in DOC 25 June 1840 St Minver Great
Tithes as having agreed to pay a fixed sum in lieu of tithes in kind.
LIDDELL,and sons,Printer & Bookbinder of Bodmin who printed the notice
and the one in DOC 1841 29th SeptemberBodmin Union,DOC 1811 27th August
Bodmin,
LIDDELL,James,DOC 1824 29th September Bodmin,son of James aged 2 in 1800
LIDDELL,James,DOC 1824 29th September Bodmin,Stationer of Bodmin, leased
land for 99years from 23 Aug 1800
LIDDELL,James,DOC 1869 23rd December Castle Street Bodmin,land in Castle
Street, Bodmin
LIDDELL,Margaret Martin,DOC 1824 29th September Bodmin,daughter of James
is aged 6 in 1800
LIDDICOAT, Joseph of Padstow? - named as occupant with others, solely
and with John Sleeman, of Garden in DOCs Padstow Vicar's Tithe Rent
Charges 1871, 1872, 1876, 1880, 1884, 1885 and 1 July 1889 to January
1890.
LIDDICOAT,William,DOC 1884 27-SEP Lanteglos,yearly rack tenant of
Stannaways Tenement, Ladock
LIDGEY, Robert L (clerk to Henry Sewell Stokes, solicitor) of Truro, Law
Clerk: Witness to DOC 31 October 1854 will of Anne Edwards of Truro,
widow.
LIGHT, Maurice – Police Constable named in DOC Guildhall 14th May 1894
LIGHTFOOT, Evelyn of Cottages, school pupil (born 22 July;
parent/guardian Henry A Lightfoot) – referred to in DOC St Merryn School
Register 1900-1948.
LIGHTFOOT, John – named in DOC Seacoast Side Midsummer Account Book
1857.
LILLINGTON, Thomas – Police Constable named in DOC Guildhall, 26th April
1893
LISMORE, Emma – drunk named in DOC Guildhall, Bodmin 9th August 1889
LITTLE, Philip Mosey (Moysey) of Devonport, solicitor (1789-1873) -
party to Deed of Settlement 8 July 1844 Sir William Molesworth (8th Bt),
Andalusia Grant West, Rev Gilbert Henry West, Philip Mosey (Moysey)
Little, John Temple West, Robert Gamlen, Rev Hugh Molesworth and Thomas
Woollcombe in contemplation of marriage of Sir William Molesworth and
Andalusia Grant West as recited in DOC Abstract of Title of Penquean, St
Breock. (Compiler's note: for Little of Maker see A J Jewers' Heraldic
Church Notes from Cornwall pp 199-200).
LITTLE, Roger – refusing to quit license Towns Arms Hotel named in DOC
Bodmin Magistrates Minutes 4th December 1885
LITTLE, William Joseph of Anderton House, Maker, Cornwall – party to DOC
Indenture of Conveyance James Uglow to William Joseph Little and William
Charles Sole, subject to right of redemption, of Trebarte alias
Strawberry Parks, Trenelos, Cornwall. He signed: William Little.
LITTLETON,John,DOC 1823 31st May Lostwithiel,tenant,
LLEWELLYN, Simon - named in Indenture for Heatherbutt in the Parish of
Endellion, 23rd November 1742
LLOYD, Eliza - named in DOC Guildhall 9th July 1892
LLOYED,Henry John Graeme,DOC Abstract part of Lavethan Blisland,Itchell
Manor, Crondall, Southampton late a Co;onel in His Majesty's Militia
LLYOD, J of Padstow? - named as occupant of Garden in DOC Padstow
Vicar's Tithe Rent Charges 1875, 1876 and 1880.
LOBB, ? of Tayellow? - named in DOC 28 April 1843 T H Peter's letter re
tenancy matters.
LOBB, Ann of Cardinham (sister of Anthony Lobb) – named in DOC
Assignment of Lease 25 January 1731 Anthony Lobb to William Lobb re
Kents Down tenement, Cardinham.
LOBB, Anthony formerly of Cardinham but lately of St Minver, yeoman (son
of James Lobb) – party to DOC Assignment of Lease 25 January 1731
Anthony Lobb to William Lobb re Kents Down tenement, Cardinham. He
signed: the sign of Anthony Lobb.
LOBB, F – Witness named in DOC Trevenion, Michaelstow 28th September
1819, also 29th September 1819 and Witness to DOC 23 January 1821 copy
will of Richard Martin of Fordawithun, Langteglos by Camelford, gent.
He/she signed F Lobb.
LOBB, Frances of Michaelstow?: Witness to DOC the 14 December 1804 will
of John Hocken of Tregawn, Michaelstow. He/she signed Frances Lobb.
LOBB, Frances, witness to last Will and Testament of John Hocken,
mentioned in document 1804 14thDecember Tregawn Michaelstow.
LOBB, Francis (a customary tenant of the manor of Trevena, Tintagel who
pledged the manorial tenancy of Rev William Pitt Bray) - named in
manorial court minutes DOC 21 October 1821 Tintagel.
LOBB, George of Michaelstow?: Witness to DOC will 25 May 1775 of John
Hocken of Michaelstow. He signed George Lobb.
LOBB, J of Michaelstow?: Witness to the 14 December 1804 will of John
Hocken of Tregawn, Michaelstow. He/she signed J Lobb.
LOBB, J., witness to last Will and Testament of John Hocken, mentioned
in document 1804 14thDecember Tregawn Michaelstow.
LOBB, James of Cardinham, yeoman – named in DOC Assignment of Lease 25
January 1731 Anthony Lobb to william Lobb re Kents Down tenement,
Cardinham as having assigned on 7 August 1721 lease of said tenement to
his son Anthony Lobb.
LOBB, James of Padstow? - named as occupant of Tregella in DOCs Padstow
Vicar's Tithe Rent Charges 1851, 1861, 1871, 1872, 1876 and 1880.
LOBB, James of St Merryn - named in DOCs St Merryn Rate Books 4 January
1858 and 31 March 1858 as occupant of a house and land at Tregavone
owned by C P Brune esq.
LOBB, James, mentioned in doc 1866 Vicars Rent Padstow and doc 1867
Vicars Rents Padstow.
LOBB, John – Father of William and Thomas named in DOC Guildhall, Bodmin
30th October 1891
LOBB, John – named in DOC Seacoast Side Midsummer Account Book 1857.
LOBB, John of Dunmeer, Bodmin: Named in DOC 14 August 52 George 3rd
Indenture of Sale Rev William Flamank and Mary his wife to Francis
Sackville Lloyd Wheate and Rev Nicholas Philips as the current occupant
of Dunmeer, Bodmin.
LOBB, John of Dunveth, St Breock - named in DOC Lease 31 January 1760
John Yelland, William Yelland, Elizabeth Yelland, John Mill and Nicholas
Mill to William Masterman and Thomas Jones re Trevanson, St Breock as
the holder of land at Dunveigh (Dunveth) St Breock prior to Thomas
Cowling.
LOBB, John of St Merryn - named in DOCs St Merryn Rate Books 31 March
1857 and 4 January 1858 as a St Merryn churchwarden.
LOBB, Mr of Tintagel - named as occupant of Box Heater Meadow in DOC
Padstow Vicar's Tithe Rent Charges 1880.
LOBB, Mrs Seth of Padstow? - named as occupant of Garden in DOCs Padstow
Vicar's Tithe Rent Charges 1884 and1885. Also named as occupant of
Garden, Bot Heator Meadow, Chapel Ground, East Trevethan, Masons Ground
& West Trevethan in DOC Padstow Vicar's Tithe Rent Charges 1 July 1889
to January 1890.
LOBB, Richard – Bodmin Vagrancy named in DOC 11th Jan 1895
LOBB, Samuel Henry of Padstow? - named as occupant of Tregella in DOCs
Padstow Vicar's Tithe Rent Charges 1884, 1885 and 1 July 1889 to January
1890.
LOBB, Samuel of Padstow? - named as occupant of part of Trevone in DOC
Padstow Vicar's Tithe Rent Charges 1851.
LOBB, Silvester of Padstow? - named as occupant of Crugmeer in DOC
Padstow Vicar's Tithe Rent Charges 1876
LOBB, Thomas – Assault of William Fredrick Sheppard, named in DOC
Guildhall, Bodmin 30th October 1891 and guilty of assault. 1892 Bodmin
Guildhall minutes 26 February.
LOBB, Thomas – named in DOC Seacoast Side Midsummer Account Book 1857.
LOBB, Thomas James, nephew of John BREWER in DOC 1892 10th February John
Brewer St Mabyn
LOBB, Thomas of Cardinham, yeoman – party to DOC 24 December 1737
Assignment of Lease to Thomas Wills of Cardinham, gent re Kents Down
tenement, Cardinham. He signed Thomas Lobb.
LOBB, William – brother to Thomas named in DOC Guildhall, Bodmin 30th
October 1891
LOBB, William of Cardinham, yeoman – party to DOC Assignment of Lease 25
January 1731 Anthony Lobb to William Lobb re Kents Down tenement,
Cardinham.
LOBB,John,tenant of Dunmeer,DOC 1812 15th August Nanstallon Mount
Charles etc,
LOBB,John,Yeoman of St Cleer, land indenture,DOC 1849 10th March St
Neot,
LOCK, The Right Honourable John, first Baron of St. Germans, mentioned
in doc 1814 January 14th Trewassa Davidstow.
LOCK, Thomas Agland: Named in DOC 1 October 1877 Indenture of Sale Rev
Francis Henry Morgan, Charles Augustus North, Robert Erskine Hayward &
Elizabeth North to William John Nickell re the barton of Helland as a
party to an earlier Indenture of Release dated 30 December 1840.
LOCKE,John,DOC 1859 5th August Lanlivery,tenant of Smithy at Fenton
Pits, Lanivet,
LOFTEY, Jane – Poor Law Settlement deferred named in DOC Guildhall 9th
July 1892
LOGGAN, Rev (entry changed to Cole) – named in copy 1803 DOC St Minver
Highlands Poor Rates as proprietor of following St Minver tenements:
Carruan (occupant John Legoe), Moyles & Brownsue (occupant Richard
Blake), Morcombes (occupant Mary Collings) and Iveys (occupant Robert
Martin).
LONG, Loftus, clerk to Messrs Doniville, Lawrence & Graham of Lincoln's
Inn - witness to DOC 12 February 1876 conveyance John Henry Hippisley
and others to Ralph Speare of Basset lands at Furse and Collaton, Week
St Mary. He signed: Loftus Long.
LORD, James Edmund Raymond of Towan Villas (born 24 February;
parent/guardian Winifred Lord) – referred to in DOC St Merryn School
Register 1900-1948.
LORD, Robert – of Lerryn drunk and disorderly named in DOC Guildhall,
Bodmin 30th October 1891 and found guilty of being drunk in a public
place. 1891 Bodmin Guildhall minutes 24 November.
LOSS, Joseph – witness in Salmon v Hore case named in DOC Justices
minutes 27th May 1891
LOUGHBOROUGH, Lord, at Westminster, Justice of the bench, mentioned in
doc 1782 19th June Lanscarfe Bodmin.
LOURE,? Thomas - named in DOC Charter 12 November 1519 John and Jacob
Kestell to Henry Jeffery re Padstow tenement as agent for vendors to
deliver seisen.
LOVEJOY, Frederick William – Inspector for the Society PCA two cases v
Thomas Scawn and William Langdon named in DOC Justices minutes 27th May
1891
LOVEJOY, Fredwerick William, Inspector SPCA – witness in cases (Thomas
Scawn and William Langdon) involving cruelty to horses. 1891 Bodmin
Justices Minutes 3 July.
LOVELL, Jas Jr – Accountant Penzance, named as Witness in DOC Bore
Street, Bodmin 25th March 1865
LOVERING, Phillippa : Witness to DOC Assignment of Lease 29 September
1849 Phillippa Brewer, John Lobb marshall and Thomas Sleeman re Lanivet
properties. She signed Phillipa Lovering.
LOW,Mister,DOC 1839 29th August Bodmin,Tenants of houses
LOWER, Richard, Doctor of Physick: Named in DOC 25 April 1719 Assignment
of Lease John Price to Edward Chapman re tenements at St Breward.(Compiler’s
note: for his pedigree see Maclean’s Trigg Minor Vol 3 p 365).
LOWER, Robert - named as attorney? for William Masterman in DOC 12
February 1760 legal dispute Thomas Jones v William Masterman re
Trevanson, St Breock.
LUARANCE,Sam,DOC 1775 Redruth Tythes,Polroser
LUCAS, Emily of Bodmin: Witness to DOC 23 October 1875 copy will of Mary
Ann Buzza. She signed Emily Lucas of Bodmin.
LUCE, Johan, widow (mother of Jane Pryor who married John Hocken) -
named in DOC 15 November 1786 letter Thomas Jago of Launceston, Attorney
at Law to C Tresmere of Exeter. Also named as lessee under lease DOC 6
July 1722 Joseph Hill to Johan Luce of Slipper Hill, Egloskerry as
recited in said DOC and in DOC Abstract of Title of Slipper Hill,
Egloskerry. She signed DOC 6 July 1722: Johan Luce.
LUCEY, Mr, Wadebridge named in DOC Guildhall 9th July 1892
LUCKER, Jonathan of Camelford, innkeeper: Named in DOC 26 October 1795
Answer of John? Marshall re allegations against him re will of William
Hocken of Lewannick deceased as holding a power of attorney from the
said William Hocken.
LUGG, Jason – drunk and disorderly in Fore Street, named in DOC
Guildhall, 6th January 1888
LUGGER, Mary – named as having an estate for life or widowhood in DOC 29
December 1860 William Uglow to William Joseph Little re Trebrate alias
Stawberry Parks, Treneglos, Cornwall.
LUKE, John – named in DOC Seacoast Side Midsummer Account Book 1857.
LUKE, W – Charlestown named in DOC Bodmin Bankruptcy Fore Street, Bodmin
16th July 1864
LUKE,Richard,DOC 1775 Redruth Tythes,Bornithix
LUKE,Thomas,DOC 1859 5th August Lanlivery,tenant at Trebell Green,
Lanivet,
LUKEY, Henry, gentleman of Bodmin, in DOC 1734 6th August Bodmin
marriage settlement.
LUKEY,Henry,DOC 1734 6th August Bodmin,Gentleman of Bodmin
LUMLEY, Lumley - Witness to DOC Indenture for Michaelstow 10th January
1775
LUSCOMBE, Elizabeth – In Workhouse named in DOC Guildhall, 26th April
1893
LUXMOORE, Charles – tenant Abstract of Title of John Carpenter Esquire
to Trenowth Trewinning otherwise Trevenion and other Farms in
Michaelstowe in Cornwall, 1st September 1712
LUXON,Stephen,DOC 1838 6th March Bodmin,occupier of part Mary Beard's
Tenement and DOC 26th June 1839 mowhay barn Bodmin,tenant of Bore
Street, Bodmin,
LYDALL, JH Mr. – Solicitor named in DOC Crooks Ball, Duloe and Goal Lane
Bodmin, 13th February 1889
LYNAM, John esquire, of Dublin, only son and Heir Apparent of Joseph
LYNHAM in DOC Trewethan St Kew Abstract. dated Jun 1790
LYNAM, Christian (nee Profitt) of Cant, St Minver, widow: party to DOC
26 February 1792 Indenture of Release and Bargain & Sale Christian Lynam,
Joseph Lynam and Jane his wife, John Lynam son of the last named,
Hannibal Sandys and James Webb re lands of John Lynam of Cant, gent
deceased. She signed Christian Lynam.(Compiler’s note: for the Lynam
pedigree see Maclean’s Trigg Minor Vol 1 pp 262-263 and Sarah Gregor’s
Pedigrees Collection (CRO) DDG 1948/2/739, 1950/3/767).
LYNAM, Christian 1791 6th May Cant St Minver,1792 26th February Cant St
Minver and Trewethan St Kew
LYNAM, Christian: Named in DOC Memo 9 November 1826 by G H Bellringer as
a party to a Deed of Release (date not given) Christian Lynam, Joseph
and Jane Lynam (his wife), John and Jane Lynam (his wife), Hannibal
Sandys, gent and James Scobel, yeoman (Compiler’s note: Possibly
concerned with the Lynam estate at Trewathen, St Kew – see entry under
Sandys, Hannibal).
LYNAM, Christina (nee Profitt) wife of John Lynam of Cant, St Minver –
named in DOC 19 September 1807 deposition of William Taylor re Norway
dispute re Padstow harbour.
LYNAM, Jane wife of Joseph Lynam 1792 26th February Cant St Minver and
Trewethan St Kew, 1793 19th June Cant St Minver
LYNAM, John (s/o Joseph & Jane Lynam): Party to DOC 26 February 1792
Indenture of Release & Bargain & Sale Christian Lynam, Joseph Lynam and
Jane his wife, John Lynam son of the last named, Hannibal Sandys and
James Webb re lands of John Lynam of Cant, gent deceased. He signed John
Lynam.
LYNAM, John of Cant, St Minver, gent – named in DOC 19 September 1807
deposition of William Taylor re Norway dispute re Padstow harbour
(Compiler’s note: Bur 12 February 1765. For his pedigree see Maclean’s
Trigg Minor Vol 2 pp 262-263. Shown as a Whig supporter in the Cornwall
Poll Book 1710 ed by Richard Grylls).
LYNAM, John of Cant, St Minver, gent: Named in DOC Abstract of Title of
John Wallis to Trewethan, St Kew, as having by his will dated 2 October
1751 devised lands to his cousin Joseph Lynam of Dublin and his heirs.
(Compiler’s note: For further detail see Maclean’s Trigg Minor Vol 3 p
85).
LYNAM, John of St Minver doc 1791 6th May Cant St Minver, 1792 26th
February Cant St Minver and Trewethan St Kew, 1793 19th June Cant St
Minver, 1796 Cant St Minver, 1800 7th November Trewethan St Kew
LYNAM, John, of Cant in St Minver, deceased in DOC Trewethan St Kew
Abstract. dated Jun 1790 probably Father of Joseph and grandfather of
John his son
LYNAM, Joseph 1791 6th May Cant St Minver, 1792 26th February Cant St
Minver and Trewethan St Kew, 1793 19th June Cant St Minver
LYNAM, Joseph of Dublin, esq and Jane his wife: Parties to DOC 26
February 1792 Indenture of Release & Bargain & Sale Christian Lynam,
Joseph Lynam and Jane his wife, John Lynam son of the last named,
Hannibal Sandys and James Webb re lands of John Lynam of Cant, gent
deceased. They signed Jos Lynam and Jane Lynam.
LYNAM, Joseph of Dublin: Named in DOC Abstract of Title of John Wallis
to Trewethan, St Kew as having been devised lands by will of his cousin
John Lynam of Cant, St Minver for life with remainder to his heirs. With
his wife Jane Lynam and son & heir apparent, John Lynam, named in said
Abstract as being a party to an Indenture dated 10 April 1797 docking
said remainders and providing for a Common Recovery to the use of John
Wallis his heirs and assigns which was suffered. Also named in DOC Memo
9 November 1826 by G H Bellringer as a party to A Deed of Release dated
24 June 1798 between John Wallis, gent, Joseph and John Lynam esqs,
William Worden Yeo and a further Deed of Release (date not given)
Christian Lynam, Joseph and Jane Lynam (his wife) John and Jane Lynam
(his wife), Hannibal Sandys, gent and James Scobel, yeoman. (Compiler’s
note: Latter two deeds possibly concerned with the Lynam estate at
Trewethan, St Kew).
LYNAM, Joseph, of the city of Dublin in DOC Trewethan St Kew Abstract.
dated Jun 1790
LYNAM, William doc 1800 7th November Trewethan St Kew
LYNDEN, Police Constable - named in DOC 11th Jan 1895 Guildhall
LYNE, Alfred Browning of Bodmin, newspaper proprietor – party to DOC
Indenture of Assignment 11 September 1912 Thomas Hammond Martyn, Edward
George Martyn, Thomas Martyn Michell & Richard Lynham Randall to Alfred
Browning Lyne of The Quintra, Bodmin. Also party to DOC Indenture of
Assignment 24 December 1912 Rt Hon Thomas Charles Viscount Clifden to
Alfred Browning Lyne of The Quintra, Bodmin.
LYNE, Benjamin Hart of Liskeard, gent - party to Deed of Family
arrangement DOC 3 May 1842 Thomas Key, John Key, Milicinth Paynter,
Edward Lyne, Edward Lyne & Benjamin Hart Lyne re Penquean, St Breock.
LYNE, Edward of Wadebridge, gent - party to Deed of Family Arrangement
DOC 3 May 1842 Thomas Key, John Key, Milicinth Paynter, Edward Lyne,
Edward Lyne & Benjamin Hart Lyne re Penquean, St Breock.
LYNE, Mr? - witness to DOC 8 March 1843 by Thomas Key that John Key is
required to pay Milliscinth Paynter 10 pounds p.a. during her life. He
signed: Mr? Lyne. (Compiler's note: possibly Edw Lyne - see below).
LYNES,Reverend Mr. John,sum of £150 mentioned,DOC 1796 12th Feb
Liskeard,
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