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Hundred of East Voters' List 1774 (Freeholders) Transcribed from LDS film no. 1565342 by Myra Cordrey No.Freeholder Place of Abode Freehold Estates Notes 1 Thos. LANE St. Ives Landrake Clk. 2 Wm. MARTIN Botus Fleming Abode not recorded 3 Corydon CARPENTER Launceston Stoke Climsland 4 John LYNE Menheniot Menheniot 5 Anthony STEPHENS Kingston in Maker Maker 6 Benjamin FOOT Stoke Damerell Saltash 7 Wm. ROWE Linkinhorne Saltash or Property location Linkinhorne (meaning of do. unclear) 8 Robert MARTIN of Launceston 9 John MANNING Launceston Launceston 10 Simon KESTLE Launceston Launceston 11 Wm. SALMON, Esqr. Tavistock Calstock 12 Edmd. HERRING North Petherwin North Petherwin Unable to decipher name of Freehold Estate 13 Saml. DOIDGE Calstock Calstock 14 Sampson GOD‐‐? Liskeard Linkinghorne 15 John FLETCHER St. Stephens by Launceston Linkinghorne or Property location St. Stephens by Launceston (meaning of do. unclear) 16 Thos. ROWE Liskeard Quethiock 17 Wm. CLEMOW Duloe Landulph 18 Henry MATTHEW Warbstow Stephens by Launceston, St. 19 Peter QUINTRELL Stoke Damerell Launceston 20 John NORTHEST Launceston Launceston or Property location St. Stephens by Launceston (meaning of do. unclear) 21 Robert KELLOW Millbrook in Maker Launceston or Property location Millbrook in Maker (meaning of do. unclear) 22 Humy.? MORRICE, Rt. Hble. Werrington Stephens by Launceston, St. 23 John DINGLE Linkinghorne Stephens by Launceston, or Property location Linkinghorne (meaning of do. unclear) St. 24 Jas. DINGLE Linkinghorne Stephens by Launceston, or Property location Linkinghorne (meaning of do. unclear) St. 25 Jno. Robins EDGCOMBE Milton abot Linkinhorne No.Freeholder Place of Abode Freehold Estates Notes 26 John KNEEBONE, Esqr. Linkinhorne Linkinhorne 27 Charles TREISE Callington Menheniot 28 George KEIST Tavistock Stoke climsland 29 Paul MOUNIER Stoke Damerell Saltash 30 Buller RICHARDS Tavistock Harrowbear in Calstock Clk. 31 Tobias GROSS Linkinhorne Harrowbear in Calstock or Property location Linkinhorne (meaning of do. unclear) 32 John KINSMAN Callington Harrowbear in Calstock or Property location Callington (meaning of do. unclear) 33 John JOPE Callington Callington? 34 Stephen MORRIS Tavistock Millbrook in Maker 35 Daniel MILLS St. Thomas Street Launceston Millbrook in Maker or Property location St. Thomas Street Launceston (meaning of do. unclear) 36 Joseph COPLEY, Esqr. St. Germans Millbrook in Maker or Propert location St. Germans (meaning of do. unclear) 37 Robert PEARSE St. Stephens by Launceston Millbrook in Maker or Property location St. Stephens by Launceston (meaning of do. unclear) 38 Richard TURNER, Esqr. Tavistock South Petherwin 39 John YEATES St. Issey Tyth Sheaf of St. Budeaux 40 John HONEY Menhenniot Trenant? in Menheniot 41 Thos. HARVEY Launceston Trenant? in Menheniot or Property location Launceston (meaning of do. unclear) 42 Thomas HALL Maker Trenant? in Menheniot or Property location Maker (meaning of do. unclear) 43 Roger POTTER Saint Earth Maker 44 Nicholas WILLCOCK Parish of Tresmear Maker or Property location Parish of Tresmear (meaning of do. unclear) 45 John KESTLE St. Thomas by Launceston Maker or Property location St. Thomas by Launceston (meaning of do. unclear) 46 Nicholas JEFFERY St. Germans Maker or Property location St. Germans (meaning of do. unclear) 47 Abraham AUSTIN Parish of St. Germans Maker or Property location Parish of St. Germans (meaning of do. unclear) 48 Robert KEET Parish of St. Germans Maker or Property location Parish of St. Germans (meaning of do. unclear) 49 John ANSTIS St. Germans Maker or Property location St. Germans (meaning of do. unclear) 50 John SPURRELL, Esqr. Stoke Dammerel Callington No.Freeholder Place of Abode Freehold Estates Notes 51 Charles SMITH St. Germans Callington or Property location St. Germans (meaning of do. unclear) 52 John DOWNING Stoke Damerell Parish of Maker 53 William NOTWELL Portsmouth Common? Parish of Maker 54 William WARD Parish of Maker Parish of Maker 55 John BODDINGTON Plymouth Maker 56 Joseph BURT Plymouth St. Stephens by Saltash 57 James FURNEAUX Stoke Dammerel Landrake 58 John BICKERSON Saltash Landrake or Property location Saltash (meaning of do. unclear) 59 Philip WESTON Landulph Menhenniot 60 Samuel CURTIS Maker Menhenniot or Property location Maker (meaning of do. unclear) 61 Nicholas FINCH Parish of St. Johns Menhenniot or Property location Parish of St. Johns (meaning of do. unclear) 62 Ambrose DAWE Parish of St. Johns Menhenniot or Property location Parish of St. Johns (meaning of do. unclear) 63 John TINGCOMBE Plymouth St. Johns 64 James MAY Maker St. Johns 65 Wm. FINCH Parish of St. Johns St. Johns 66 Joseph FREEMAN/TREEMAN?, Esqr. Plymouth Landrake 67 Edward WEBB Plymouth Saltash 68 John PAGE Plymouth Saltash 69 James WYDOWN Saltash Saltash 70 John BULLED?, Esqr. Madburry, Devon Tresmeer and Treneglos 71 John WEBB Saltash Saltash 72 John CROSSMAN Stoke Damerell Saltash 73 John STEPHENS Saltash Saltash 74 Peter CORYTON, Revd. Fowey St. Mellyan Clk. 75 John DINGLEY Linkinhorne Linkinhorne 76 John TAYLER St. Clear Linkinhorne 77 John PEARSE Linkinhorne Linkinhorne 78 Wm. GRYLLS Menhenniot Menhenniot 79 Wm. JASPER St. Clear Northill 80 Silvester SLEEP Lewannack Lewannack 81 Robert HICKS, Esqr, Saltash Saltash 82 Digory KITTOE Linkinghorne Treason 83 Digory BATE Linkinghorne Linkinghorne No.Freeholder Place of Abode Freehold Estates Notes 84 Wm. TREHANE Linkinghorne Linkinghorne 85 John TREHANE Linkinghorne Linkinghorne 86 James LUCE Saltash St. Stephens by Saltash 87 John SOBEY Menhenniott Menhenniot 88 John WALLS Saltash Saltash 89 Matthew ROWE Launceston St. Stephens by Launceston 90 Sanford HISCOTT Launceston Launceston 91 James BREWER Parish of St. Breage St. Thomas, St Stephens by Launceston & Launceston 92 James TREHANE Linkinhorne Linkinhorne 93 Sampson GIDDY Linkinhorne Linkinhorne 94 Stewkly STEPHENS Barnstaple Launceston 95 John POLLARD Menhenniot Linkinhorne 96 Lawrence TREHUNNA? Menheniot Menhenniot 97 Richard BARTLETT Calstock Calstock 98 John ELIOTT, Esqr. South Potherwin South Potherwin 99 John RAWLIN? Linkinghorne Linkinghorne 100 Philip VIVYAN, Esqr. parish of South Potherwin South Potherwin 101 John BURRELL St. Stephens by Saltash Souh Potherwin or Property location St. Stephens by Saltash (meaning of do. unclear) 102 Richd. TUCKER Menhenniott Parish of St. Ive 103 William RUNDLE Liskeard Menhenniot 104 Ferdinando SLEEP Menhenniot Menhenniot 105 Daniel HARVEY St. Stephens by Launceston St. Thomas's by Launceston 106 John CONGDEN Linkinhorne Linkinhorne 107 Thos. HORRELL St. Thomas by Launceston Linkinhorne or Property location St. Thomas by Launceston (meaning of do. unclear) 108 John GROSE Linkinhorne Linkinhorne 109 Roger DOWN Parish of South Petherwin South Petherwin 110 Peter? DYER Landrake Menhenniot 111 Michael BROWN Stoke damerall Parish of Maker 112 Henry RIDER Maker Maker 113 Richd. TRUSCOTT Maker Botes fleming No.Freeholder Place of Abode Freehold Estates Notes 114 Richard MAYNARD St. Stephens by Saltash 115 John RICHARDS St. Stephens by Saltash Saltash 116 Jewell MAYNARD Menheniot Menheniot 117 Wm. RAWLING Linkinhorne Linkinhorne 118 John BOYD Maker Maker 119 Peter TEAGUE Maker Maker 120 Peter ROGERS Launceston Launceston 121 Abraham WIVILL Launceston Launceston 122 Richd. GIDDY Stokelimsland Linkinhorne 123 Humphry. LAWRENCE, Esqr. Launceston Parish of South Potherwin 124 Henry MAYNARD St. Germans St. Germans 125 Hugh LITTLETON Saint Germans St. Germans 126 Wm. FORD St. Stephens by Saltash Saltash 127 Thos. MARSHALL, Revd. St. Stephens by Saltash Living of St. Stephens by Saltash 128 John EASTCOTT Launceston Launceston 129 Richd. CORNISH Saltash Saltash 130 Robert LITTLE Stoke damerell Maker 131 Thomas SYMONS St. Stephens by Saltash St. Stephens by Saltash 132 Nicholas MILL Stoke Damerell Saltash 133 Wm. GREGORY Parish of South Petherwin South Petherwin 134 John BUTLER Menheniot Menheniot 135 John BULLER Trewen Trewen 136 Richard HORREL St. Thomas by Launceston St. Thomas's by Launceston 137 Thomas BROWN Parish of Menheniot Menheniot 138 John DOWN Linkinhorne North Yelland in in possn. of Job? Down? Linkinhorne 139 Jno. Veryard BRUTTON, Revd, Plympton St. Mary Rectory of North Hill 140 Sampson REHANE? Linkinghorne St. Ive Cheriton 141 Richd. GARLAND Linkinghorne Linkinghorne, Trelabe in Linkinghorne? 142 Wm. ROWE Tavistock Lan East, Trewithen 143 Francis GEACH Soke damerall Saltash, house & Garden in West Street No.Freeholder Place of Abode Freehold Estates Notes 144 John BALL Linkinghorne Bakes Mill in Linkinhorne 145 John PEARCE Launceston Launceston ‐ White Hart 146 Richd. TREHANE Linkinhorne Lower Mill Combe in Linkinhorne 147 Robt. READ Linkinhorne Higher Halwell, Lowr. Property location contd. Wadges? Parkoll in Linkinhorne Halwell 148 Joseph DAW Linkinhorne Mill Poll Tenemt. in Linkinhorne 149 Thos. DAW? Linkinhorne North Comb Tenemt. In Linkinhorne 150 John GENNYS, Esqr. Eggbuckland, Devon pt. of the Manor of Creffield in Rame 151 Francis WILLS, Esqr. Stoke Damerell Wivelscombe in St. Stephens by Saltash 152 Thos. WILLS, Esqr. Stoke Damerell Winnow in the Parish of St. Johns 153 Warwick TONKIN, Esqr. Stoke Damerell House ad Garden in Saltash 154 John VOSPER St. Thomas's by Launceston one Sixth part of Trescols? Tenemt. in Trevallack 155 William BATH Parish of Treven St. Thomas's by Launceston, Sixth part of Trevallet 156 John LYNE, Revd. Liskeard Rectory of St. Ive 157 Wm. BARON, Revd. Rame Rectory of Rame 158 John MANLY Plymouth Maker Penhale Gent. 159 Anthony MANLY Plymouth Maker Penhale Gent. 160 Wm.
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    1860 Cornwall Quarter Sessions and Assizes Table of Contents 1. Epiphany Sessions .......................................................................................................... 1 2. Lent Assizes .................................................................................................................. 19 3. Easter Sessions ............................................................................................................. 64 4. Midsummer Sessions ................................................................................................... 79 5. Summer Assizes ......................................................................................................... 102 6. Michaelmas Sessions.................................................................................................. 125 Royal Cornwall Gazette 6th January 1860 1. Epiphany Sessions These Sessions opened at 11 o’clock on Tuesday the 3rd instant, at the County Hall, Bodmin, before the following Magistrates: Chairmen: J. JOPE ROGERS, ESQ., (presiding); SIR COLMAN RASHLEIGH, Bart.; C.B. GRAVES SAWLE, Esq. Lord Vivian. Edwin Ley, Esq. Lord Valletort, M.P. T.S. Bolitho, Esq. The Hon. Captain Vivian. W. Horton Davey, Esq. T.J. Agar Robartes, Esq., M.P. Stephen Nowell Usticke, Esq. N. Kendall, Esq., M.P. F.M. Williams, Esq. R. Davey, Esq., M.P. George Williams, Esq. J. St. Aubyn, Esq., M.P. R. Gould Lakes, Esq. W.H. Pole Carew, Esq. C.A. Reynolds, Esq. F. Rodd, Esq. H. Thomson, Esq. Augustus Coryton, Esq. Neville Norway, Esq. Harry Reginald