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SG St Germans She Bur. 6/5/1570 (C) (as a widow) SK St Kew Richard mentioned in Court Rolls 1531-42/43 SD St Dominic LW Lewannick SH Southill SE St Erney H Hatherleigh, Devon Q Quethiock Edward Jane Sampson T Truro Bp. (1536) Bp. (1542) Bp. (1545) S Sheviock M. 12/11/1559 (C) M. 27/11/1565 (L) Bur. 18/7/1597 (C) Joan Wilkyn John Gosse M. (1568) he Bur. 22/9/1596 (C) (W) ? She Bur. 27/4/1619 (C) Edward is named in the Muster Roll for Southill, 1569, armed with a bill. Steven Bp. (1550) M. 26/11/1573 (C) Joan Elizabeth ? (Sampson) John (Agnes) ? Tristram twins Jane David Bur. 1584 (C) (W) Bp. 8/9/1570 (C) Bp. 8/2/1573 (C) Bp. (1574) Bp. (1576) Bp. 11/7/1578 (C) Bp. (1580) Bp. (1582) Bp. 8/1/1584 (C) Bp. 8/1/1584 (C) Bp. 29/3/1585 (C) (1) Thomasin Hornden M. 20/10/1601 (C) Bur. 26/2/1592 (C) Bur. 26/3/1592 (C) Bur. 27/2/1592 (C) She Bur, 5/12/1557 (C) Richard Lampen he rem. (1578) (2) Joan ? She rem. 7/8/1584 (C) John Davy William Anthony Elizabeth Aleyse (John) Joan Christian (Walter) Margaret Ralph (John) (blacksmith) John Anne Bp. 24/3/1561 (C) Bp. (1563) Bp. 28/1/1566 (C) Bp. (1568) Bp. (1570) Bp. 16/3/1572 (C) Bp. 10/5/1574 (C) Bp. (1576) Bp. 27/4/1577 (C) Bp. 23/5/1579 (C) Bp. (1581) Bp. 30/4/1578 (C) Bp. 18/6/1580 (C) M. 19/2/1584 (C) M. (1585) Bur. 10/3/1596 (C) M. 28/9/1601 (SG) Bur. 21/1/1579 (C) Bur. 18/12/1654 (L) A Bur. (1620) (SK) (W) Bur. 6/1/1586 (C) Bur. 18/5/1640 (C) Bur. 29/3/1626 (C) (W) Bur. 1623 (SG) (W) M. 25/6/1606 (SG) M. 16/7/1609 (SK) (1) Joan Bante Sibly Crabbe (1) Patience Smyth Joan Michel Grace Ham She bur. 27/3/1592 (C) She bur. 20/5/1634 (C) She bur. (1619) She bur. (15/4/1648) (M) John is mentioned in will of He rem. 26/9/1592 (C) He rem. 13/6/1620 (SG) John Hoyell of Quethiock, (2) Alice Short (2) Elizabeth Warne blacksmith, dated 9/1/1600 She bur. (1619) She bur. (1621) He rem. 3/2/1620 (C) He rem. 22/10/1621 (Pillaton) (3) Joan Williams (3) Joan Hamet She bur. 14/12/1636 (C) Walter is in the Protestation Return for 1641, St Germans, as are John and Edmund Julian Richard ? John Richard Bp. 12/3/1584 (C) Bp. 19/6/1595 (C) Bp. (1587) Bp. 2/2/1589 (C) Bp. 7/10/1620 (C) Mary (John) (Edmund) John ? Edward Ambrose Ralph Elizabeth (Henry) Bur. 8/7/1584 (C) Bur. 30/4/1611 (C) M. 11/2/1615 (C) M. 15/5/1652 (C) Bp. 23/6/1602 (SG) Bp. (1606) Bp. (1610) Bp. 22/12/1607 (M) Bp. (1609) Bp. 24/2/1611 (M) Bp. 10/4/1614 (M) Bp. 12/5/1616 (M) Bp. 26/7/1618 (M) Bp. (1620) (1) Katherine Williams Bur. 1676 (C) (W) M. 22/6/1623 (SG) M. (1628) M. (1635) M. 24/4/1632 (M) Ralph, John and Edward Ambrose is in the Bur. 27/12/1636 (M) M. 1635 (M) Bur. 11/8/1640 (M) She bur. 20/11/1627 (C) Mary Westcott John Robins ? ? Grace John are in the Protestation Protestation Return for John Clemens (John, Richard and William sign He rem. 1628 (C) She bur. 5/10/1693 (C) (W) She bur. 9/7/1673 (L) Return for Menheniot in 1641 Lawhitton in 1641 Protestation Return in 1641, Callington. (2) Alice Osborne Richard witnesses the will of William Geach,in 1674, with Thomas Souther In 1664, William and Richard are He rem. 1633 (SD) Mary is left 10 shillings in the will of her brother, Henry Wescott, in 1692 assessed for two Hearths each) (3) Elizabeth Hodge She bur. 3/3/1683 (C) William John Anthony Bp. 1/3/1617 (C) Bp. 3/9/1620 (C) Bp. 25/1/1622 (C) M. 6/4/1651 (C) Bur. 22/6/1622 (C) Bur. 29/1/1622 (B) Christian Agnes Walter Elizabeth Mary Charles Anne (John) (John) (Edward) (Joan) (Ralph) Henry Margaret John Agnes Hendy Bp. 3/2/1631 (C) Bp. 24/8/1630 (C) Bp. 5/3/1632 (C) Bp. 13/9/1635 (C) Bp. 18/10/1634 (SD) Bp. 11/2/1637 (SD) Bp. 23/2/1644 (T) Bp. (1640) Bp. (1632) Bp. (1634) Bp. (1636) Bp. (1638) Bp. 10/1/1641 (M) Bp. 23/4/1643 (M) Bp. 13/3/1646 (Q) Her father is William Hendey, mariner, Bur. 26/2/1726 (C) Bur. 5/11/1634 (C) Bur. 1636 (SD) M. 10/7/1663 (C) Bur. 22/1/1673 (C) M. 29/8/1673 (SG) Bur. (1644) M. (1654) M. (1660) Bur. 4/8/1643 (M) of St Stephens, Saltash. Bur. 22/4/1690 (C) Grace Gaich Catherine ? Elizabeth ? He dies in 1664 and leaves her £10 provided - that William did not meddle with it. Johanna Edwards She bur. 18/4/1684 (L) She bur. 24/9/1685 (M) Her mother, Joanna, dies in 1670, leaves her items and £4 She bur. 27/2/1712 (H) Elizabeth John Jane (Samuel) George Sufferance Elizabeth Joel John Nicholas Patience (George) Joan Samuel Henry Grace John Henry Elizabeth ? Joan Bp. 6/5/1663 (C) Bp. 26/10/1664 (C) Bp. 5/1/1666 (C) Bp. (1668) Bp. 10/1/1670 (C) twins Bp. 10/1/1670 (C) Bp. 2/8/1673 (C) Bp. 14/6/1676 (C) Bp. 20/7/1655 (L) Bp. (1657) Bp. 25/10/1659 Bp. (1661) Bp. 26/2/1665 (L) Bp. 21/11/1660 (L) Bp. 28/7/1663 (M) Bp. 14/12/1665 (M) Bp. 24/11/1668 (M) Bp. 1/4/1672 (M) Bp. 11/4/1675 (L) Bp. (1678) Bp. 17/6/1683 (M) Bur. 29/10/1663 (C) Bur. 29/4/1690 (C) Bur. 7/1/1682 (C) M. 13/2/1692 (C) M. 1693 (LW) Bur. 27/4/1690 (C) Bur. 27/10/1729 (H) M. (1676) Bur. 18/3/1674 (L) Bur. 9/6/1619 (S) Bur. 16/6/1669 (M) M. 23/4/1691 at St Martin by Looe Bur. 19/5/1674 (M) Bur. 22/9/1683 (M) M. (1684) Agnes Soper Bur. 1740 (C) M. (1700) Bur. 23/3/1718 (L) M. 25/7/1685 (S) Bur. 6/3/1738 at St Martin by Looe ? She bur. 1726 (C) (1) Grace Pooly Elizabeth ? Grace ? Margery Earle Andrew Carra She bur. 17/2/1720 (C) She bur. 3/4/1722 (H) She bur. 8/5/1714 (L) They had a son, Henry bp. 23/8/1691 He rem. 9/9/1720 (SH) (2) Joan Lucas She bur. 6/9/1734 (C) (John) (Joseph) Nicholas Anne Catherine Elizabeth Argent Mary Bp. (1684) Bp. (1686) Bp. 16/4/1677 (L) Bp. 18/2/1680 (L) Bp. 10/3/1686 (S) Bp. 14/12/1687 (S) Bp. 1/4/1689 (S) Bp. 17/12/1691 (S) Bur. 27/2/1713 (H) Bur. ? Bur. 20/4/1746 (L) M. 10/3/1711 (SE) Bur. 14/4/1695 (S) M. 22/7/1714 (S) M. (1706) M. (?) Sampson Ruddall John Earle ? ? John John John Margaret Margaret Mary ? Mary John Samuel Bp. 5/2/1707 (H) Bp. 18/5/1709 (H) Bp. 25/6/1710 (H) Bp. 25/8/1701 (H) Bp. 25/10/1703 (H) Bp. (1705) Bp. (1707) Bp. (1709) Bp. 6/6/1711 (H) Bp. 8/6/1713 (H) Bur. 26/2/1707 Bur. 17/1/1702 (H) M. 24/4/1725 (H) Bur. 18/5/1709 (H) Bur. 19/3/1712 (H) Bur. 15/12/1714 (H) Oliver Strout John Honeycombe witnesses the will of John Edwards, cooper, in 1679. William witnesses the will of John Harris in 1681. Willian, yeoman, does the inventory of Sufferance Hodge, widow, in 1683, with Thomas Souther. Elizabeth Honicombe's dwelling goes in 1684 to Joan Hodge, daughter of Sufferance Hodge. William witnesses the will of Anthony Pomeroy, 1684. William does inventory of Reginald Westcott, 1691. George Honicomb is left a greatcoat in the will of Thomas Souther, 1694 Callington Callington Callington Callington Callington Callington Callington Callington Callington Callington Callington Callington Callington Callington Callington Callington Liskeard and Menheniot 1510-1746 Liskeard and Menheniot 1510-1746 Liskeard and Menheniot 1510-1746 Liskeard and Menheniot 1510-1746 Liskeard and Menheniot 1510-1746 Liskeard and Menheniot 1510-1746 Liskeard and Menheniot 1510-1746 Liskeard and Menheniot 1510-1746 Liskeard and Menheniot 1510-1746 Liskeard and Menheniot 1510-1746 Liskeard and Menheniot 1510-1746 Liskeard and Menheniot 1510-1746 Liskeard and Menheniot 1510-1746 Liskeard and Menheniot 1510-1746 Liskeard and Menheniot 1510-1746 Liskeard and Menheniot 1510-1746.
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