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Lezant Wills and/or associated documents available from Kresen Kernow (formerly the Cornwall Record Office (CRO) and the National Archive (NA) Links are to the transcripts available from the parish page Source Ref. No. Title Date Proved CR FS/3/84 149 Will of Henry Molyneux, clerk, of Lezant, Cornwall and Devon NA PROB 11/105/536 Will of John Bosustowe, Gentleman of Lezant, Cornwall 1605 NA PROB 11/164/259 Will of George Salter, Yeoman of Lezant, Cornwall 1633 NA PROB 11/233/288 Will of Mathew Oliver, Husbandman of Lezant, Cornwall 1654 NA PROB 11/247/378 Will of Anthony Wevill, Yeoman of Lezant, Cornwall 1655 NA PROB 11/245/226 Will of Nicholas Tooker, Yeoman of Lezant, Cornwall 1655 NA PROB 11/267/233 Will of Sarah Stanton, Spinster of Lezant, Cornwall 1657 NA PROB 11/299/139 Will of Clement Euren of Lezanet (incorrectly indexed ny the NA: Seel 1660 Lelant) NA PROB 11/298/586 Will of John Harper, Yeoman of Lezant, Cornwall 1660 NA PROB 11/636/7 Will of Henry Austen, Doctor of Divinity of Lezant, Cornwall 1730 CRO AD586/52 Will of John Bryant, yeoman, of Lezant 1758 NA PROB 11/1041/28 Will of Reverend Arthur Prime, Clerk, Doctor of Divinity and Rector of 1778 Lezant, Cornwall NA PROB 11/1110/81 Will of Judith Prime of Lezant , Cornwall 1783 NA PROB 11/1570/426 Will of Reverend Charles Mayson, Rector of Lezant , Cornwall 1815 CRO SO/W/702 Will of Henry Lock of Lezant, yeoman 1815 CRO SO/W/891 Will of Elizabeth Pearse of Lezant, widow 1816 CRO SO/W/364 Will of John Gartrell of Lezant, farmer 1818 CRO SO/W/1280 Will of Digory Warne of Trewarlet, Lezant, gentleman 1818 CRO SO/W/556 Will of John Husband of Lezant, miller 1819 CRO SO/W/41 Will of William Bant 1820 NA PROB 11/1632/83 Will of David Thompson, Yeoman of Lezant , Cornwall 1820 CRO SO/W/1052 Will of Grace Sangwin of Swellscombe, Lezant, spinster 1821 CRO PP/584 Will and probate, John Jenn, yeoman, Lezant 1822 CRO SO/W/615 Will of John Jenn of Lezant, yeoman 1822 CRO SO/W/1054 Will of Elizabeth Sargent of Lezant, widow 1824 CRO SO/W/1079 Will of Charles Smith of Lezant, yeoman 1824 CRO SO/W/963 Will of Mary Reed of Tressell, Lezant, spinster 1825 CRO SO/W/365 Will of Urania Gartrell of Lezant, widow 1826 CRO SO/W/73 Will of William Bennett of Lezant 1826 CRO SO/W/40 Will of Margaret Bant, widow, of Lezant 1827 CRO SO/W/105 Will of George Bloye of Lezant, yeoman 1828 CRO SO/W/713 Will of John Maddever of Lezant, yeoman 1830 CRO SO/W/116 Will of Sampson Botters of Lezant, yeoman 1832 CRO SO/W/886 Will of Geddie Pearse of Lezant, yeoman 1832 CRO SO/W/1022 Will of Edward Rowe of Lezant, carpenter 1836 CRO SO/W/1062 Will of Richard Searle of Lezant, labourer 1836 CRO SO/W/714 Will of William Maddever of Treburley, Lezant, yeoman 1837 CRO SO/W/964 Will of Richard Reed of Tressell of Lezant, husbandman 1838 CRO SO/W/636 Will of Nicholas Kennard of Lezant, yeoman 1839 CRO SO/W/340 Will of John Evans of Lezant, yeoman 1839 CRO SO/W/232 Will of Jane Congdon of Lezant, widow 1840 CRO SO/W/110 Will of John Bonney, labourer, of Trebullett, Lezant 1840 CRO SO/W/440 Will of John Harper of Lezant, carpenter 1841 CRO SO/W/1080 Will of Richard Smith of Lezant, yeoman 1841 CRO SO/W/1095 Will of Christopher Spear of Lezant, yeoman 1841 CRO SO/W/1096 Will of Joseph Spear of Lezant, bachelor 1843 NA PROB 11/2030/343 Will of Peggy Davis, Spinster of Lezant, Cornwall 1846 NA PROB 11/2050/50 Will of Reverend William Sherlock Carey, Rector, Clerk of Lezant, 1847 Cornwall CRO SO/W/383 Will of William Gilbard of Lezant, brewer 1847 CRO SO/W/53 Will of Richard Bath of Lezant, yeoman 1848 CRO SO/W/130 Will of Margaret Brendon of St Mary Magalen, Launceston, late of 1849 Lezant, widow CRO SO/W/893 Will of Mary Pearse of Kelland, Lezant, widow 1849 CRO SO/W/127 Will of William Brendon of Lezant, yeoman 1850 CRO SO/W/870 Will of Richard Gubbin Paynter of Crevodada, Lezant, yeoman 1850 CRO SO/W/418 Will of John Gumb of Lezant, yeoman 1850 CRO PP/535 Will and probate of Philip Hoare of Lezant, yeoman 1851 CRO SO/W/531 Will of Philip Hoare of Lezant, yeoman. 1851 CRO SO/W/1319 Will of Henry Westlake of Resair, Lezant, yeoman 1852 CRO SO/W/482 Will of Richard Hawke of Lezant, labourer 1854 CRO SO/W/157 Will of William Budge of Lezant, yeoman 1854 CRO SO/W/683 Will of Christian Lark of Lezant, widow 1855 CRO SO/W/936 Will of Humphry Pooley of Lezant miller 1855 CRO SO/W/947 Will of Thomas Raddall of Lezant, yeoman 1856 CRO SO/W/1306 Will of Richard Weeks of Lezant, blacksmith 1856 CRO SO/W/558 Will of John Husband of Lezant, yeoman 1857 CRO DRB/WR/8/359 Will of Richard Dawe, yeoman, Lezant 7 Dec 1865 CRO DRB/WR/8/455 Will of John Jasper, yeoman, Lezant 9 Feb 1866 CRO DRB/WR/9/80 Will of William Bennett Hocken, farmer, Lezant 30 April 1866 CRO DRB/WR/9/154 Will of Thomas Ham, farmer, Lezant 1 June 1866 CRO PN/685 Will of Francis Raddall, Lezant 1873 CRO PN/639 Will of George Broad, Lezant 1886 CRO PN/701 Will of Mrs Lavinia Youlden, Lezant 1894 CRO PN/690 Will of Walter Rundle, Lezant 1913 CRO PN/691 Will of Mrs Hannah Rundle, Lezant 1919.
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