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Egloshayle Wills Egloshayle 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 CRO AD208/1/2 Will of William Loure, senior, esquire 1531 NA PROB 11/143/498 Will of Samuel Pears, Taylor of Egloshayle, Cornwall 1624 NA PROB 11/163/432 Will of Christopher Collger, Clerk of Egloshayle, Cornwall 1633 NA PROB 11/200/155 Will of James Ford, Husbandman of Egloshayle, Cornwall 1647 NA PROB 11/200/148 Will of James Ford, Husbandman of Egloshayle, Cornwall 1647 NA PROB 11/223/246 Will of William Ford, Yeoman of Egloshayle, Cornwall 1652 NA PROB 11/260/564 Will of Dorothy Mill, Spinster of Egloshayle, Cornwall 1656 NA PROB 11/287/11 Will of John White, Husbandman of Egloshayle, Cornwall 1658 NA PROB 11/280/41 Will of Richard Slade, Blacksmith of Egloshayle, Cornwall 1658 NA PROB 11/283/175 Will of Richard Slade, Blacksmith of Egloshayle, Cornwall 1658 NA PROB 11/287/326 Will of John Keed of Egloshayle, Cornwall 1659 NA PROB 11/287/400 Will of Anthony Mitchell, Yeoman of Egloshayle, Cornwall 1659 NA PROB 11/297/600 Will of Henry Hole, Sometime Fellow of Exeter College in Oxford 1660 now Lawful Vicar NA PROB 11/412/410 Will of Thomas Linam or Lynam, Sailor of Egloshayle, Cornwall 1692 CRO AP/K/631 Will of William Kekewich, gentleman, of Tregleight, Egloshayle 1719 NA PROB 11/582/450 Will of Charles Ustick of Egloshayle, Cornwall 1721 NA PROB 11/598/273 Will of Mary Burrows or Burrowes, Widow of Egloshayle, Cornwall 1724 NA PROB11/607/146 Will of Richard Udye, 1720, Master of The Shipp The Howard (late of 1725 Egloshayle) NA PROB 11/662/144 Will of John Kestell of Egloshayle, Cornwall 1733 CRO ARD/167/39 Copy will, Richard Guy of Egloshayle 1743 CRO FS/3/741 Will of James Dingley, yeoman, Egloshayle 1762 NA PROB 11/890/284 Will of Rachael Opie, Widow of Egloshayle, Cornwall 1763 NA PROB 11/892/603 Will of Mary Brynker, Widow of Egloshayle, Cornwall 1763 NA PROB 11/907/100 Will of Arabella Mico, Spinster of Egloshayle, Cornwall 1765 NA PROB 11/1011/324 Will of William King, Merchant of Egloshayle, Cornwall 1775 NA PROB 11/1056/32 Will of William King, Merchant of Egloshayle, Cornwall 1779 NA PROB11/1095/112 Will of Edward Fox of Wadebridge (Parish of Egloshayle?) 1782 CRO T/848 Copy of will of Damaris Kirkham of Croan, Egloshayle, widow 1784 NA PROB 11/1177/113 Will of Anna Fox widow of Wadebridge (Parish of Egloshayle) 1786 CRO ARD/167/9 Copy will, John Bond of Trevamer, Egloshayle 1791 NA PROB 11/1239/386 Will of Robert Were Fox of Wadebridge (Parish of Egloshayle) 1792 CRO CF/1/4247 Will and probate of Henry Peers, vicar of Egloshayle 1793 NA PROB 11/1236/138 Will of Reverend Henry Peers, Clerk Master of Arts and Vicar of 1793 Egloshayle, NA PROB 11/1323/261 Will of Joseph Andrews, Schoolmaster of Egloshayle, Cornwall 1799 NA PROB 11/1346/251 Will of John Burt, Shopkeeper of Egloshayle, Cornwall 1800 NA PROB 11/1415/130 Will of Samuel King of Egloshayle, Cornwall 1804 CRO MY/3/22 Will of John Seccombe of the Borough of Camelford 1807 NA PROB 11/1498/249 Will of Anna Fox Spinster of Wadebridge (Parish of Egloshayle 1808 NA PROB 11/1498/46 Will of William Pollard, Seaman of His Majesty's Ship Fisgard of 1809 Egloshayle, Cornwall NA PROB 11/1521/444 Will of John Wilton, Gentleman of Egloshayle, Cornwall 1811 NA PROB 11/1520/17 Will of Humphrey Prideaux, Widower of Egloshayle, Cornwall 1811 CRO SO/W/397 Will of John Goodfellow of Egloshayle, yeoman 1812 CRO SO/W/509 Will of William Hender of Egloshayle, carpenter 1812 NA PROB 11/1530/277 Will of Alexander Menhinnick otherwise Menhinick, Merchant of 1812 Egloshayle, Cornwall CRO SO/W/272 Will of Mary Davey of Egloshayle, widow 1814 CRO SO/W/430 Will of William Hamley of Egloshayle, yeoman 1814 CRO SO/W/1312 Will of William West senior of Bodive, Egloshayle, yeoman 1814 NA PROB 11/1557/8 Will of Theophilus Willcocks, Yeoman of Egloshayle, Cornwall 1814 CRO SO/W/788 Will of Mary Nankivell of Wadebride, Egloshayle, widow 1815 CRO SO/W/910 Will of William Perrey of Egloshayle 1817 NA PROB 11/1593/307 Will of Edward Fox, Merchant of Egloshayle, Cornwall 1817 CRO SO/W/26 Will of James Arthur of Egloshayle, yeoman 1820 CRO SO/W/425 Will of Philip Hambly of Egloshayle, carpenter 1820 CRO SO/W/252b Will of Mary Courtenay 1820 CRO SO/W/687 Will of Richard Lean of Egloshayle, gentleman 1820 NA PROB 11/1634/322 Will of William Norway, Merchant of Egloshayle, Cornwall 1820 CRO SO/W/485 Will of James Hawken senior of Wadebridge, Egloshayle, merchant 1821 CRO SO/W/1313 Will of Martin West of Egloshayle, yeoman 1821 NA PROB 11/1640/242 Will of Elizabeth Cory, Widow of Egloshayle, Cornwall 1821 NA PROB 11/1657/100 Will of James Nankivell gentleman of Wadebridge (Parish of Eglosha 1822 yle? CRO SO/W/1392 Will of Ralph Brown 1825 NA PROB 11/1697/225 Will of John Pollard, Gentleman of Egloshayle, Cornwall 1825 CRO SO/W/387 Will of Grigory Gill of Egloshayle, yeoman 1826 NA PROB 11/1721/160 Will of Rebecca Hawken Widow of Wadebridge (Parish of Egloshayle 1827 ? NA PROB 11/1732/339 Will of James Hawken Merchant of Wadebridge (parish of Egloshayl 1827 e?) CRO SO/W/530 Will of Stephen Hoare of Egloshayle, cordwainer 1827 CRO SO/W/1332 Will of Richard Willcocks 1827 CRO SO/W/754 Will of Alexander Menhinick of Burneaire, Egloshayle, gentleman 1827 CRO SO/W/1256 Will of Thomas Veal of Wadebridge, Egloshayle, blacksmith 1827 CRO SO/W/80 Will of William Bews of Egloshayle, farmer 1828 CRO SO/W/273 Will of Malachi Davey of Egloshayle, yeoman 1828 CRO SO/W/830 Will of William Olver of Egloshayle, miller 1828 CRO SO/W/1337 Will of Mary Williams of Egloshayle, spinster 1828 CRO SO/W/283 Will of James Derry of Egloshayle 1830 CRO SO/W/1075 Will of Henry Smart of Egloshayle, woolsorter 1830 CRO SO/W/238 Will of Chesen Cornealous of Egloshayle, widow 1832 CRO SO/W/487 Will of William Hawken of Wadebridge, Egloshayle, merchant 1832 CRO SO/W/831 Will of Mary Olver of Egloshayle, widow 1832 CRO SO/W/1365 Will of Richard Morish Wilton of Wadebridge, Egloshayle, 1834 gentleman CRO SO/W/653 Will of Priscilla Mary King of Egloshayle, spinster 1835 NA PROB 11/1842/125 Will of Nicholas Olver Brabyn of Egloshayle, Cornwall 1835 CRO SO/W/1286 Will of William Warne of Trelidgean, St Issey, then Egloshayle, 1836 yeoman CRO SO/W/16 Will of William Annear of Wadebridge in Egloshayle, carpenter 1838 NA PROB 11/1911/391 Will of Gideon Broad, Gentleman of Egloshayle, Cornwall 1839 CRO AP/M/3814 Will of George Menhinick, yeoman, of Egloshayle 1840 CRO SO/W/210 Will of Nancy Clements of Egloshayle, widow 1840 CRO SO/W/350 Will of Mary Fox of Egloshayle, widow 1841 NA PROB 11/1942/376 Will of Doctor George Jewel, Doctor of Medicine of Egloshayle, Corn 1841 wall CRO SO/W/206 Will of Robert Cleave, mason of Egloshayle 1844 CRO SO/W/1190 Will of Thomas Trebilcock of Egolshayle, Wadebridge, coal merchant 1845 CRO SO/W/1227 Will of Philip Trevail of Egloshayle, yeoman 1845 CRO SO/W/282 Will of James Derry of Egloshayle, miller 1846 CRO SO/W/398 Will of John Goodfellow of Egloshayle, yeoman 1847 CRO SO/W/549 Will of William Hornabrook of Egloshayle, labourer 1847 NA PROB 11/2085/28 Will of Edward Luxmoore, Gentleman of Wadebridge, Cornwall 30 Dec 1848 CRO SO/W/755 Will of John Menhinick Junior of Egloshayle, yeoman 1849 CRO SO/W/1371 Will of Robert Worden of Egloshayle, mason 1849 NA PROB 11/2103/57 Will of Richard Lobb, Husbandman of Egloshayle, Cornwall 1849 CRO SO/W/1315 Will of Samuel West of Higher Crowan, Egloshayle, gentleman 1850 CRO SO/W/284 Will of Francis Derry of Egloshayle, husbandman 1852 NA PROB 11/2162/229 Will of Nancy Wilton of Wadebridge (Parish of Egloshayle) 1852 CRO SO/W/757 Will of John Menhinick of Egloshayle, yeoman 1852 NA PROB 11/2187/294 Will of Charlotte Fox, Spinster of Egloshayle, Cornwall 1854 CRO SO/W/409 Will of Thomas Gregory of Egloshayle, labourer 1855 CRO SO/W/957 Will of John Rawe of Cellars, Egloshayle, gentleman 1855 CRO SO/W/1123 Will of Henry Powel Stephens of Egloshayle, gentleman 1855 CRO SO/W/1334 Will of Theophilus William Willcocks of Tregorden, Egloshayle, 1855 yeoman NA PROB 11/2218/226 Will of Mary Norway of Wadebridge (Parish of Egloshayle) 1855 NA PROB 11/2211/174 Will of Samuel Symons of Egloshayle, Cornwall 1855 CRO SO/W/141 Will of Elizabeth Broad 1855 NA PROB 11/2214/77 Will of William Pollard, Gentleman of Egloshayle, Cornwall 1855 CRO SO/W/1041 Will of Richard Salmon of Egloshayle, carpenter 1856 CRO not known Will of William Rowe of Ball, Egloshayle 1856 CRO SO/W/136 Will of Ann Brewer of Egloshayle, Single women 1857 CRO SO/W/1316 Will of Rebecca West of Wadebridge, Egloshayle, widow 1857 NA PROB 11/2250/377 Will of William Brown, Gentleman of Egloshayle, Cornwall 1857 CRO DRB/WR/1/1 Will of James Arthur, yeoman, Egloshayle Burlawn, Egloshayle 1858 CRO DRB/WR/1/62 Will of Mary Menhinnick, widow, Egloshayle 1858 CRO DRB/WR/8/165 Will of Jane Lean, Widow, Egloshayle 1865 CRO DRB/WR/8/394 Will of George Frederick Dyke, esquire, Egloshayle 1866 CRO DRB/WR/10/79 Will of John Rickard, cowkeeper, Egloshayle 1866 CRO DRB/WR/10/310 Will of James Derry, coachbuilder, Croan Ford, Egloshayle 1867 CRO DRB/WR/11/64 Will of Mary Magor, widow, Egloshayle 1867 CRO DRB/WR/11/72 Will of Mary Letitia Francis Cowell, widow, Egloshayle 1867.
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