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Menheniot Wills Menheniot 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 NA PROB 11/3/115 Will of John Waryn or Waren, Rector of Menheniot, Cornwall 26/07/1426 CRO FS/3/812 Will of John Waryn Waren, clerk, Menheniot, Cornwall, City of 1426 Oxford CRO AR/24/20/1 Gift with a view to fulfilling a will, Gilbert Bekett de Cortuther, 9 May 1532 Menheniot CRO AR/24/20/2 Last will and testament, Gilbert Bekett de Cortuther, Menheniot 10 May 1532 NA PROB 11/37/153 Will of John Moreman, Vicar of Menheniot, Cornwall 18/10/1554 NA PROB 11/47/225 Will of John Trelawney of Minster (Menheniot) 19 Jun 1564 NA PROB 11/50/349 Will of John Trelawnye of Menheniot, Cornwall 12/11/1568 CRO X556/40 Abstract of title, will of John Harris, esquire, lands in Liskeard, 1563-1844 Menheniot and St CRO ACP/WR/183/127 Will Indexes, Archdeaconry Court of Probate, Menheniot 1570-1605 NA PROB 11/96/96 Will of Thomas Mayowe or Mayow of Menheniot, Cornwall 16/06/1600 NA PROB 11/98/458 Sentence of Thomas Mayowe of Menheniot, Cornwall 02/12/1601 CRO AP/T/54 Will of Robert Trenaman of Menheniot 1603 CRO AP/H/79 Will of William Howe, weaver, of Menheniot 1603 CRO AP/G/21 Will of John Gawd of Menheniot 1603 CRO AP/B/60 Will of Robert Beckett, esquire, of Menheniot 1603-1604 CRO AP/S/50 Will of Peter Snell, husbandman, of Menheniot 1604 CRO AP/B/83 Will of John Benny, yeoman, of Menheniot 1604 CRO AP/C/72b Will of John Coode senior of Menheniot 1604 NA PROB 11/104/382 Will of Sir Jonathan Trelawney or Trelany of Poole, Cornwall 27 Aug 1604 CRO AP/J/45 Will of Alson Jorye of Menheniot 1604-1605 CRO AP/C/99 Will of John Cooke, husbandman, of Menheniot 1605 CRO AP/S/63 Will of Jane Scose of Menheniot 1605 CRO AP/C/95 Will of William Collyn of Menheniot 1605-1606 CRO ACP/WR/183/128 Will Indexes, Archdeaconry Court of Probate, Menheniot 1605-1631 CRO AP/B/128 Will of William Berry, husbandman, of Menheniot 1606 CRO AP/T/104 Will of John Trehawke senior, gentleman, of Menheniot 1606 CRO AP/C/128 Will of Harry Collin of Menheniot 1606 CRO AP/C/164 Will of John Cooke of Menheniot 1607 CRO AP/J/119 Will of John Jory of Lambert, Menheniot 1609 CRO AP/B/207 Will of William Berry of Menheniot 1609 CRO AP/S/178 Will of Gilbert Stephen of Menheniot 1609 CRO AP/J/125 Will of John Bowden of Menheniot 1610 CRO AP/S/202 Will of Simon Stephen of Menheniot 1610-1611 CRO AP/S/221 Will of Henry Smalie of Menheniot 1611 CRO AP/S/243 Will of Edmond Stephen, yeoman, of Menheniot 1612 CRO AP/P/241 Will of John Peter, yeoman, of Menheniot 1612 CRO AP/C/277 Will of Thomas Carveth of Menheniot 1612-1613 CRO AP/B/308 Will of John Beale, yeoman, of Menheniot 1613 CRO AP/B/311 Will of John Benny, yeoman, of Menheniot 1613-1614 CRO AP/H/323 Will of Nicholas Harvey of Menheniot 1614 CRO AP/A/90 Will of William Austen senior, husbandman, of Menheniot 1614 CRO AP/S/288 Will of John Stephens senior, yeoman, of Menheniot 1614 CRO AP/C/354 Will of Blanche Coade of Menheniot 1615 CRO AP/S/308 Will of Blanch Spry, widow, of Menheniot 1615 CRO AP/M/265 Will of George Michelmore of Menheniot 1615 CRO AP/T/248 Will of Thomas Tennies of Menheniot 1615 CRO AP/B/363 Will of Christian Benny of Menheniot 1615-1616 CRO AP/C/382 Will of Jane Cloke, widow, of Menheniot 1616-1617 CRO AP/L/183 Will of Edmond Lean, husbandman, of Menheniot 1617 CRO AP/B/435 Will of William Bennett of Menheniot 1617 CRO AP/H/423 Will of Thomas Hambly of Menheniot 1617 CRO AP/S/346 Will of Elizabeth Snell of Menheniot 1617 NA PROB 11/131/720 Will of James Hambly of Menheniot, Cornwall 18/06/1618 CRO AP/H/451 Will of Elizbeth Harper of Menheniot 1618 CRO AP/B/480 Will of Peter Burlis junior of Menheniot 1618 CRO AP/C/429 Will of Elizabeth Carswell, widow, of Menheniot 1618-1619 CRO AP/C/431 Will of Robert Clether of Menheniot 1618-1619 CRO AP/H/483 Will of John Hick, yeoman, of Menheniot 1619 CRO AP/B/485 Will of Margaret Beale of Menheniot 1619 CRO AP/J/250 Will of William John alias Dier, yeoman, of Buterdown, 1619 Menheniot CRO AP/H/494/a Will of Nicholas Howe, carpenter, of Menheniot 1619-1620 CRO AP/H/494b Will of William Howe of Menheniot 1619-1620 CRO AP/S/401 Will of Jane Stephens, widow, of Menheniot 1620 CRO AP/S/402 Will of Nicholas Stephens, yeoman, of Menheniot 1620 CRO AP/W/324 Will of Thomas Wenmoth of Menheniot 1620 CRO AP/R/332 Will of German Reed of Menheniot 1620 CRO AP/B/523 Will of Henry Benny, yeoman, of Menheniot 1620-1621 CRO AP/S/426 Will of Joan Stephen, widow, of Menheniot 1621 CRO AP/K/77 Will of Edward Kekewich, gentleman, of Trehawke, Menheniot 1621 CRO AP/H/542 Will of Thomas Hellier of Menheniot 1621 CRO AP/B/556 Will of Robert Blackaler of Menheniot 1621-1622 CRO AP/E/99 Will of Blanch Edward, widow, of Menheniot 1622 CRO AP/H/580 Will of William Hicks of Menheniot 1622 CRO AP/H/586 Will of Nicholas Honey, yeoman, of Menheniot 1622 CRO AP/B/617 Will of Theodore Borlase of Menheniot 1623 CRO AP/S/481 Will of John Spry of Menheniot 1623 CRO AP/B/618 Will of William Borlease of Menheniot 1623 CRO AP/G/270 Will of John Garland of Menheniot 1623-1624 CRO AP/L/265 Will of Jane Lyne of Menheniot 1624 CRO AP/E/122 Will of Edward Every, husbandman or yeoman, of Menheniot 1624 CRO AP/M/411 Will of Nicholas Moorshead of Menheniot 1624-1624 CRO AP/S/514 Will of Francis Stephens of Menheniot 1624 CRO AP/E/123 Will of Richard Every of Menheniot 1624 CRO AP/K/103 Will of Samuel Kempe of Menheniot 1624 CRO AP/S/506 Will of Nicholas Snell, yeoman, of Menheniot 1624 CRO AP/D/249 Will of Thomas Dinner, yeoman, of Menheniot 1624 CRO AP/M/402 Will of Robert Matthew of Menheniot 1624-1625 CRO AP/R/417 Will of Christian Reed, widow, of Menheniot 1625 CRO AP/C/624 Will of Richard Coule of Menheniot 1625 CRO AP/W/411 Will of Henry Watte of Menheniot 1625 CRO AP/W/413 Will of Peter Web of Menheniot 1625-1626 CRO AP/W/424 Will of John Wilton of Menheniot 1625-1626 CRO AP/C/665 Will of Simon Crapp of Menheniot 1626 CRO AP/H/692 Will of John Hambly of Menheniot 1626 CRO AP/S/560 Will of Robert Sheere, husbandman, of Menheniot 1626 CRO AP/M/447 Will of Alice Marten, widow, of Menheniot 1626-1627 CRO AP/C/702 Will of Peter Carveath of Menheniot 1629 CRO AP/R/499 Will of Richard Rundle of Menheniot 1629 CRO AP/T/536 Will of Thomas Tredake [Trethake] of Menheniot 1630 CRO AP/S/652 Will of Edmund Stephens, husbandman, of Menheniot 1630 CRO AP/B/789 Will of Elizabeth Burges of Menheniot 1630-1631 CRO AP/C/761 Will of Nicholas Comer, husbandman, of Menheniot 1631 CRO AP/C/771 Will of Thomas Crapp, tailor, of Menheniot 1631 CRO AP/K/137 Will of John Keene of Menheniot 1631 CRO AP/H/819 Will of Agnes Hicks, widow, of Menheniot 1631-1632 CRO AP/R/523 Will of John Rowe, yeoman, of Menheniot 1631-1632 CRO AP/K/141 Will of Roger Keast, tailor, of Menheniot 1632 CRO AP/H/834 Will of William Hellier of Menheniot 1632 CRO AP/H/836 Will of Agnes Hickes, widow, of Penhawger, Menheniot 1632 CRO AP/G/386 Will of Ezekiel Greet, husbandman, of Menheniot 1632 CRO ACP/WR/183/129 Will Indexes, Archdeaconry Court of Probate, Menheniot 1632-1664 CRO AP/H/862 Will of Robert Hoblyn, gentleman, of Menheniot 1633 CRO AP/T/571 Will of Nicholas Toll [Towle] of Menheniot 1633-1634 CRO AP/D/367 Will of John Derry, yeoman, of Menheniot 1635 CRO AP/J/430 Will of John Jory of Menheniot 1636 CRO AP/B/891 Will of William Bennett, tailor, of Menheniot 1636 CRO AP/H/913 Will of Peter Hambly of Menheniot 1636 CRO AP/C/889 Will of Thomas Cunning of Menheniot 1636 CRO AP/H/952 Will of William Harris of Menheniot 1637 NA PROB 11/175/317 Will of Thomas Denys, Bachelor of Divinity and Vicar of Menhenio 16/11/1637 t, Cornwall CRO AP/S/787 Will of Thomas Spry of Menheniot 1637-1638 CRO AP/G/438 Will of Thomas Giddy of Menheniot 1638 CRO AP/B/945 Will of John Bennett of Menheniot 1638-1639 CRO AP/H/1018 Will of Digory Hicks, of Menheniot 1639 CRO AP/P/745 Will of Robert Peace of Menheniot 1639 CRO AP/P/753 Will of Thomas Pethericke, husbandman, of Menheniot 1639-1640 CRO AP/T/684 Will of Joan Trethake of Menheniot 1640 CRO AP/K/193 Will of Thomas Kelly, gentleman, of Menheniot 1641 CRO AP/E/193 Will of John Edwards in the Parish of Menhite (Menheniot) 1641 CRO AP/L/445 Will of Francis Lobb, carpenter, of Menheniot 1641 CRO AP/B/1029 Will of Mary Bennett, widow, of Menheniot 1641 CRO AP/B/1028 Will of Gilbert Bennett, husbandman, of Menheniot 1641 CRO AP/G/481 Will of Thomas Gerry, yeoman, of Menheniot 1641 CRO AP/A/235 Will of William Austen of Menheniot 1641 CRO AP/R/673 Will of Richard Rundell, fuller, of Menheniot 1641-1642 CRO AP/H/1102 Will of Richard Hichens of Menheniot (Robert Hitchens) 1642-1643 CRO AP/K/202 Will of Thomas Kelly, gentleman, of Menheniot 1643 CRO AP/P/855 Will of Walter Puckey the younger, yeoman, of Menheniot 1643 CRO AP/N/197 Will of Samuel Newhouse, yeoman, of Menheniot 1643 CRO AP/H/1113 Will of Joan Hart, widow, of Trencreeke, Menheniot 1643-1644 CRO AP/S/914 Will of John Stephen of Menheniot 1643-1644 CRO AP/D/480 Will of Christopher Davis of Menheniot 1644 CRO AP/T/756 Will of John Trehawke of Penhanger, Menheniot 1644 CRO AP/H/1179 Will of John Hill of Menheniot 1644 CRO AP/C/1094 Will of John Cloake, yeoman, of Menheniot 1644 CRO AP/P/867 Will of Thomas Peeter, yeoman, of Menheniot 1644 CRO AP/K/214 Will of Thomas Kelly, gentleman, of Menheniot 1644 CRO AP/H/1181 Will of Peter Hill of Menheniot 1644-1645 CRO AP/S/930 Will of John Short of Menheniot 1644-1645 CRO AP/H/1215 Will of John
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