Sir Sir John Arundel of Conerton, of Conerton

Abt 1300 -

• Name	Sir John Arundel of Conerton
  Title	Sir
  Suffix	of Conerton
  Birth	Abt 1300
  Gender	Male
  Occupation	1358 (58 years)	Conerton (Connerton, Conarditone), manor of, Connerton, Cornwall
  	In 1358, Sir John Arundel of Conerton granted to Ralph Arundel de Trerys lands in Crenver and Boutfold, for a service of one peppercorn annually (CRO AR/1/104
  Person ID	I3870	AHP | manor of Conerton
  Last Modified	7 Oct 2020

  
  

  Family
  Children	1. Richard Arundel of Conerton,   b. Abt 1310  [Mother: Birth]
  Histories		Sir Richard son of John of Conerton Witnesses:—Sir Andrew de Cardinan, Sir Robert son of William, Sir Simeon de Brakelege, Sir Richard Baucein, Sir Stephen Baucein, Sir Richard son of John of Conerton, Sir Henry de Kemiel, John de Lanbrun, Odo de Ludre. Thursday after St. Alphege, 10 Edward III. ?23 Apr 1336
  		The manor of Conerton of William Palton knight by knight's service, worth £40 yearly He held no lands in chief or by service at his death; but long before his death he was seized of the manors of Talfern, Pryspennek Soor, Bodbran, Respery, Pengwenna, Treweneek, Penbyrthy, Treloy, Trefrynk, Lanhern, Seynt Columb, Trembleyth, Carmynow, Kenell, Wynyanton and Conerton,
  Family ID	F1105	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	7 Oct 2020

  
  

• Event Map		Occupation - In 1358, Sir John Arundel of Conerton granted to Ralph Arundel de Trerys lands in Crenver and Boutfold, for a service of one peppercorn annually (CRO AR/1/104 - 1358 - Conerton (Connerton, Conarditone), manor of, Connerton, Cornwall   = Link to Google Earth
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• Histories » Slide Show		In 1358, Sir John Arundel of Conerton granted to Ralph Arundel de Trerys lands in Crenver and Boutfold, for a service of one peppercorn annually (CRO AR/1/104
  		Conerton. 2 1/2 knights’ fees | Inq. taken at Seyntmarywyk, 8 December, 21 Richard II
  		The Hundreds | Map 8:The Hundreds and Physical Features of Cornwall Comital-ducal power was spread across Cornwall’s nine hundreds: Eastwivelshire(East), Kerrier, Lesnewth, Penwith, Powdershire, Pydershire,
  		On account of Arundell holding part of the manor of Conerton by knight’s service of Wylinton Similarly, in 1313 Sir John Wylinton leased to Sir Thomas l’Ercedekne the lands and wardship of John Arundell, prerogatives which had come into his hands on account of Arundell holding part of the manor of Conerton by knight’s service of Wylinton
  		Sir Richard son of John of Conerton Witnesses:—Sir Andrew de Cardinan, Sir Robert son of William, Sir Simeon de Brakelege, Sir Richard Baucein, Sir Stephen Baucein, Sir Richard son of John of Conerton, Sir Henry de Kemiel, John de Lanbrun, Odo de Ludre. Thursday after St. Alphege, 10 Edward III. ?23 Apr 1336
  		Arms of Arundell (Arundell of Cornwall; Lord Arundell of Wardour): Sable six martlets Argent

  
  

  Maps

  Map 8:The Hundreds and Physical Features of Cornwall Source:M. F. Wakelin, Language and History in Cornwall (Leicester, 1975), p. 39. https://core.ac.uk/download/pdf/237426164.pdf