<p>www.victoriacountyhistory.ac.uk Cornwall</p><p>PARISH TEMPLATE STUDY – LAUNCESTON</p><p>PROBATE TRANSCRIPTON – ADMINISTRATION BOND & COURT PAPERS</p><p>Ref No AP/C/4952/1</p><p>Title CARPENTER, Coryndon of Launceston, esquire</p><p>Date of 21 Jul 1832 grant</p><p>Description Administrator: John Beer of Plymouth borough, Devon, gentleman as trustee for Sarah Mayes</p><p>Bondsmen: Henry Trefusis Smith John Nichols Bennett of Plymouth borough, Devon, gentlemen</p><p>Value: £40</p><p>Conditions: Recites: Letters Patent 1 Jun 1771, granting to Corydon Carpenter of Launceston, esquire, now deceased, and his heirs,</p><p> tenement and appurtenances in Sturt and Mallett Downe, Stokeclimsland, with lands, meadow, feedings and pastures belonging, late in occupation of Robert Benny</p><p> tenement and 10 acres of land in Frogmore late in occupation of Robert Benny part of the manor of Climsland Prior, formerly part of the possession of the ‘then late dissolved Priory of Launceston’ and then annexed to Duchy lands, for 99 years on lives of John Luxmore, now deceased, Charles Lethbridge and George Palmer, also deceased, every assignment of the premises to be enrolled before the Auditor within 6 months otherwise to be void</p><p> ‘Divers Wills Assignments and other good and sufficient Assurances ...’ entitling Sarah Mayes, wife of William Wyatt Mayes of Plymouth, merchant, for her life to the remainder of the term; the assignments being duly enrolled; the legal estate of the term remained vested in Corydon Carpenter deceased; for want of a personal representative to him, Sarah is unable to make a complete legal title to the term in the premises</p><p> Sarah Mayes requests that letter of administration of the goods of Corydon Carpenter be granted to John Beer, but only for the purpose of assigning the remainder of the term of years vested in Corydon Carpenter.</p><p>Carol Bunbury Page 1 of 3 Parish Template Launceston  John Beer to administer the goods of Corydon Carpenter, make an inventory and present an account when required</p><p>Signatures of John Beer, Henry Trefusis Smith and Jn [John] Bennett</p><p>Witness: Signature of H Y Johnson</p><p>Date of grant of administration: 21 Jul 1832</p><p>Endorsements:</p><p>Effects nil No. 328 A78 Stamp nil</p><p>Ref No AP/C/4952/2 </p><p>Title CARPENTER, Coryndon of Launceston, esquire</p><p>Date of 21 Jul 1832 probate/grant</p><p>Description Date of document: 21 Jul 1832</p><p>Form of consent by Sarah Mayes, wife of William Mayes of Plymouth borough, Devon, merchant, that letters of administration, limited to the remains of a term of 99 years in premises in Sturt and Mallett Downs and Frogmore in Stokeclimsland, to the legal estate of which she is entitled, now vested in the late Corydon Carpenter, may be granted to John Beer of Plymouth, gentleman</p><p>Signature of Sarah Mayes</p><p>Witness: Signature of Jn [John] Bennett</p><p>Carol Bunbury Page 2 of 3 Parish Template Launceston Ref No AP/C /4952/3</p><p>Title CARPENTER, Coryndon of Launceston, esquire</p><p>Date of 21 Jul 1832 probate/grant</p><p>Description Date of document: 21 Jul 1832</p><p>John Beer is required on oath to swear that Corydon Carpenter late of Launceston, esquire, died possessed of the remainder of a term of 99 years in premises in Sturt, Mallett Down and Frogmore, all in Stokeclimsland, late in occupation of Robert Benny; that deceased by his will appointed John Arscott, John Luxmore and Henry Luxmore as his executors; that Henry Luxmore was the only survivor and is since dead without having assigned the legal estate in the term; that John Beer will therefore administer the goods chattels and credits of Corydon Carpenter ‘So far concerns the residue and remainder of the said term’; that he will present an inventory and a just and true account when required</p><p>[second sheet. No Ref No on sheet check if it is part of AP/C 4952/3?]</p><p>John Beer of Plymouth, gentleman, confirms that the grant of administration of the effects of Corydon Carpenter is ‘intended only to extend to the residue’ of the term of years in property in Stokeclimsland and to enable him to assign it in trust for Sarah Mayes, ‘beneficially entitled’ to the residue of the term of years and that he takes nothing beneficially.</p><p>Signature of John Beer</p><p>Witness: Signature of J Mullins Junr, Surrogate</p><p>Carol Bunbury Page 3 of 3 Parish Template Launceston</p>