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Conerton (Connerton, Conarditone), manor of, Connerton, Cornwall
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Arundel Lands 1746: Conerton in Gwithian & Phillack
Connerton, Conarditone
Lordship of the Hundred of Penwith
passed by marriage from the Pincernas to the Lanhernes and thence again to the Arundells of Lanherne, with whom it remained from the beginning of the 14th century until the beginning of the 19th.[56] The status of Penwith as a private Hundred, with its bailiff appointed by and responsible to the Arundells, was unique in Cornwall
Lordship of the Hundred of Penwith
passed by marriage from the Pincernas to the Lanhernes and thence again to the Arundells of Lanherne, with whom it remained from the beginning of the 14th century until the beginning of the 19th.[56] The status of Penwith as a private Hundred, with its bailiff appointed by and responsible to the Arundells, was unique in Cornwall
Location : Latitude: 50.208716972024, Longitude: -5.3938797868503
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| Documents |  | Document | CP 25/1/286/38 Manor of Conerton', excepting 5 acres of land in the same manor, and the advowson of the church of the same manor in the county of Cornwall. see also http://tng7.russellandcarol.co.uk/genealogy_tng/admin_editmedia.php?mediaID=765 http://tng7.russellandcarol.co.uk/genealogy_tng/admin_editmedia.php?mediaID=749 |
![Conerton demesne | Rental or Survey Extent [manors Sir John Arundell] | 1499](img/documents_thumb.png "Conerton demesne | Rental or Survey Extent [manors Sir John Arundell] | 1499") | Conerton demesne | Rental or Survey Extent [manors Sir John Arundell] | 1499 Conerton demesne | Rental or Survey Cornwall estate (Jan 14 Hen VII) Extent [of the manors of Sir John Arundell], with names of tenants and rents paid | 1499 | |
| Connerton ; Right of Wreck; Duchy; 1757- ‘So Barbarous a Practice’: Cornish Wrecking, Ca. 1700-1860, and Its Survival As Popular Myth; Cathryn Jean Pearce ‘SO BARBAROUS A PRACTICE’: CORNISH WRECKING, ca. 1700-1860, AND ITS SURVIVAL AS POPULAR MYTH CATHRYN JEAN PEARCE | |
| Lanyen v Lanyen 1502 The Account Roll of Connerton for 1476/77 records the death of John Lanyeyne who held 2 acres Cornish at Coswynwulward. Source: (CRO AR/2/195) “Goswyn Lanyon, formerly “Coswynwolward”, in Gwinear: John Lanyeyn, the heir of John Hicka, in Goswyn, 2 acres Cornish, in socage; yearly rent, with common suit of court, 6s. at the 3 dates… |
| Histories |  | Grant of Connerton, Penwith to Arundells by Henry II |
| (8 Edw IV); at York Final concord; plus copy of Confirmation by King Henry [II] of the grant of Conerton manor to Richard Pincerna Ralph de Arundell was rector of St Columb Major from 1329 (see Register of Bishop Grandisson, 1327-1369 III, 1272) until his resignation in 1352 (Register of Bishop Grandisson, 1327-1369. III, 1424). The text of the confirmation is substantially similar to that of Charles Bowles, 'A Short Account of the Hundred of Penwith in the County of… | |
| Penwith Hundred | All of the Hundreds of Cornwall belonged, and still belong, to the Duchy of Cornwall apart from Penwith which belonged to the Arundells of Lanherne. The Arundells sold it to the Hawkins family in 1813 and the Hawkinses went on to sell it to the Paynters in 1832 Penwith Hundred was one of ten ancient administrative hundreds of the county of Cornwall, England, UK. The ancient hundred of Penwith was larger than the local government district of Penwith (1974–2009) which took its name. Daphne du Maurier in Vanishing Cornwall suggests that the name, Penwith, has three renderings, "the last promontory,"… | |
| AR/3/85 Receipt for rent, Mellenowith Mills 23 Oct 1682 Part of Connerton Manor | |
| AR/3/112 Receipt, conveyance of Mellenowith 3 Jul 1784
Receipt from Christopher Wallis for payment received from Lord Arundell in connection with conveyance of Mellenowith, granted to William Tremayne. Part of Connerton Manor. | |
| AR/15/184 Legal opinion, right of wreck in Penwith hundred 22 Jul 1758 | |
| AR/4/347 Grant of wardship during minority, parts of Connerton manor and Penwith hundred 15 Jun 1313 see also AR/16/1 Parties: 1) John de Wylyngtone, lord of Conertone 2) Sir Thomas Le Ercedekne. Indenture in form of chirograph: from party (1) to (2), the custody of two parts of Conertone manor, with two parts of the hundred of Penwyth; reserving the advowsons of churches. (1) has this custody by reason of the minority of John, son and heir of John de Arundel,… | |
| Heir of William Manyer, 5 acres English in Bosuerghes
Why would a long list of Cornish landholdings, have someone holding 5 English acres? Why would a long list of Cornish landholdings, have someone holding 5 English acres? | |
| CP 25/1/286/38 Manor of Conerton', excepting 5 acres of land in the same manor, and the advowson of the church of the same manor in the county of Cornwall. The manors of Morchard' and Yow[eto]n' in the county of Devon and the manor of Trembleyth' and a third part of the manor of Treloy and 4 acres and 2 ferlings of land, 55 acres [of rushes], 55 acres of heath and 4 pounds, 4 shillings and 3 pence of rent and a third part of 1 mill and of 1 garden in Medeshole, Treg[o]ustek', Tregollas, Tregyawen,… | |
| Biography: Remfrey "Reinfred, Renfed" de Arundel formerly Arundel; born 1245 in Treloy, Cornwall | |
| Lanhere - Arundell | |
| Alice, da. of John de Lanhern by Margerie his wife, da. and heiress of
Richard Fitz John. Living 30 Edw. I (1301-2). Styled Alice da la Hurne,
Lady of Conorton, in a writ of quo warranto 12 Edw. I (1283-4), by which
she claimed assize of bread, etc. in her manor of Connerton. Married to
her second husband before 19 Edw. I. (1290-1). The marriage settlement of
John de la Hurne with Margerie, da. And heiress of Richard fitz John of
Connerton, is among the Wardour Muniments." P. 221. | |
| "Let it be known that I have allowed and confirmed to Richard Pincerna and
his heirs the manor of Connerton which Robert son of the earl of
Gloucester, my kinsman, gave him for his service. | |
| EXTENT OF THE TITHING OF TEHIDY, 1603 | Phillack: Angarracke Gilforde 2 Nanspiscar Barnawoone Castell Kayle Kayle Moson Kayle Vean St Erth Trenhayle Phillack: Angarracke Gilforde 2 Nanspiscar Barnawoone Castell Kayle Kayle Moson Kayle Vean St Erth Trenhayle | |
| Conartoun demesne: Engarrek; Nansgracyes; Talseghan... | AR/2/1337/5 | 1463 Conartoun demesne: various tenants there hold the whole demesne (11 tenants named, including Simon Jakenhell). Engarrek; Nansgracyes; Talseghan (including parcel of a moor called Hallas); Pennans Vueer, Hall Envelyn, Gargasen [added later]; Pennans Vian; Engewe; Uppetoun; Est'loo; Penpoll iuxta Lananta; Trevalscoys; Dryme; Treffrynke; Nans;… | |
| Angarrack (Phillack) - Cornish Place Names Engarrek, 1463; Garrek, 1480; Engarrake, 1499; Angarracke, 1571, 1578; Angarrack, c.1586, c.1590s, c1603; Angarrack, Engarrack, 1604; Angarrick, 1722; Angarrack, 1724, 1741, 1748; Angarrik, 1749; Angarrack, 1750, 1884, 1888, 1976, 2005, 2011 | |
| Hockin's | Extract from History of Cornwall, A Complete Parochial History of the County of Cornwall: Compiled ..., Volume 2 By Joseph Polsue https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=MRsiAQAAIAAJ&pg=PA158&dq=hockin&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiW3-2op8DgAhWoiOAKHV4CBoAQ6AEIPDAD#v=onepage&q=hockin&f=false | |
| Pincerna — a very ancient family, afterwards bearing the names of Conarton and Lanherne | |
| manor of Conerton with appurtenances (except for 5 acres of land) | (8 Edw IV); at York | AR/20/1 (8 Edw IV); at York Final concord; plus copy of confirmation by King Henry [II] John. John Darrundell, knight, demandant = (1) Ralph Darrundell, parson of the church of Sancta Columba, and John de Aldestowe, deforciants = (2)-(3) | |
| 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 | |
| King committed by a mainprise the keeping of a third part of the hundred of Penwyche (sic), which was in the king's hand, from Michaelmas then last for twelve years Close Rolls, Richard II: May 1388 | British History Online [Search domain www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-close-rolls/ric2/vol3/pp397-408] https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-close-rolls/ric2/vol3/pp397-408 Order, upon petition of William Cary, to whom on 18 May 1 Richard II the king committed by a mainprise the keeping of a third part of the… | |
| 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 | |
| Carewyn [Carwyn] | Conartoun [Connerton in Gwithian] | The Cornish Lands of the Arundells of Lanherne, Fourteenth to Sixteenth Centuries () || Extent of the Whole Estate, 1451-64 Fox, H. S. A., Padel, O. J. Carewyn [Carwyn] | Conartoun [Connerton in Gwithian] | The Cornish Lands of the Arundells of Lanherne, Fourteenth to Sixteenth Centuries () || Extent of the Whole Estate, 1451-64 Fox, H. S. A., Padel, O. J. PUBLISHED 2000 | |
| One of the largest manors in Cornwall, from before 1086 down to the eighteenth century, was Connerton, in Penwith; One of the largest manors in Cornwall, from before 1086 down to the eighteenth century, was Connerton, in Penwith; it is uncertain whether it has ever possessed a residence for its owner, though there are hints in the thirteenth century | |
| The Cornish Lands of the Arundells of Lanherne | BooksC.EU | |
| Extract | LOGGANS MILL, HAYLE | An Archaeological and Historic Building Assessment | 1998 | |
| river Connor | Boundary between the old manors of Connerton and Tehidy 'Maen Gowe' appears to be an earlier form of the 'Magow Rocks' of OS 1876 situated at the extreme south end of Godrevy beach where the river Connor marks the boundary between the old manors of Connerton and Tehidy | |
| Carnabeggas; Gurlyn; Connerton; Hundred of Penwith; Penpoll | Arundell of Lanherne and Trerice | The National Archives | |
| Crenver (Crowan) - Cornish Place Names | Archived | |
| Rental, Connerton manor, Gwithian | Reference number: AR/2/1337/5 | 1463 | |
| Hundredal centre of Connerton, around 3.5km from Phillack | Christianity and the Landscape of Early Medieval South-West Britain 2 Volumes (Volume 1) Christianity and the Landscape of Early Medieval South-West Britain 2 Volumes (Volume 1) Samuel Charles Turner | |
 | Portions of the manor of Connerton | PARISH OF GWITHIAN - FREEHOLD LANDS AND HOUSES FOR SALE - Friday 13 July 1894 Cornish Post and Mining News - Friday 13 July 1894 | |
| Arundell manors in Cornwall | Rental or survey | Manors of Carmynowe, Wynyantoun, Kenell, Tregarn, Treloy, Lanhern, St Columb, Conartoun, Lanhaddroun, Rescasa, Trembleyth, Boswenek, Enyscavyn, Truruvyan, Methsholl | AR/2/1337 | 1451-1464 Rental, Arundell manors in Cornwall Rental or survey. Manors of Carmynowe, Wynyantoun, Kenell, Tregarn, Treloy, Lanhern, St Columb, Conartoun, Lanhaddroun, Rescasa, Trembleyth, Boswenek, Enyscavyn, Truruvyan, Methsholl Endorsed [18th century]: `Methsole cut off from the within & sent to Lord Arundell to London: Feby 1771.' Note: The manor of… | |
| The Arundells request that the chancellor be commanded to restore their manor of Connerton with Penwith hundred to them as law demands | SC 8/178/8869 | 1388 The Arundells request that the chancellor be commanded to restore their manor of Connerton with Penwith hundred to them as law demands, as they were granted to Tresilian by the king during John Arundell's minority, but he granted them to John Arundell following his marriage to Tresilian's daughter. The manor and hundred are now taken into the… | |
| Agreement with parliamentary commissioners for a fine, John Arundell | AR/28/16 | 9 Apr 1653 List of Arundell's estate, compiled 16 April 1653. The manors of Lanhearne, Bodbrane, Bodwannick, Bosuan, Carminow, Connarton, Collombe Major, Nansladron, Pengwena, Penlees, Prospenick, Rippery, Rosworthy, Tregarne, Tregenow, Treloy, Trembleth, Tresithney, Wynnyanton, Enniscaven, Medishol alias Metsholl, Newland Preas, Tregarren, Trurovean and… | |
| The manor of Conorton with many privileges | Half a Century of Penzance Penzance Half a Century of Penzance (1825–1875) The following description is lifted directly from [Courtney 1878]. This was written by Louise Courtney based on notes made by her father, J. S. Courtney. It must be read in the context of that date. via AJH Computer Services https://www.ajhw.co.uk/pm/penzance/index.html#anchorcontents | |
| History of Crowan Parish Church PDF; written 1990; revised 1997 History of Crowan Parish Church INTRODUCTION By Reverend Robert F Law ... Crowan, as part of the manor of Connerton https://ia800902.us.archive.org/28/items/CrowanParishChurch/Crowan%20Parish%20church_text.pdf |
| Maps |  | Angarrack | Tehidy (Tithing) (Illogan) Tehedye CRO, X50/5, c.1760, citing from 1580 (*) Pool, 1959, p180, citing from CRO, X50/5, c.1760, citing from 1580 Identified with Tehidy in Illogan. Pool, 1981, p304, citing from CRO, X50/5, c.1760, citing from 1580 RIC, HB/5/115a, 1603 (*) |
 | Projected course of the Red River and its tributaries and the extent of estuarine marshland c AD 1000 | Figure 15 | CORNISH ARCHAEOLOGY 46 HENDHYSCANS KERNOW 2007 CORNISH ARCHAEOLOGY 46 HENDHYSCANS KERNOW 2007 published 2008 |
| AHP Drupal Images |  | Pre-Norman Tithings The Penwith pre-Norman Tithings | Ten tithings for Penwith, ignoring later divisions: most easterly is Tehidy(white); Connerton (Conner's town) includes Connor Downs (red) was the most important one; Binnerton (blue) in two parts; Truthwall (yellow) included St. Michael's Mount; Gurlyn (purple); Ludgvan (red stripes) stretched from coast to coast;… |
Birth
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Birth  |
Person ID | Tree | |
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| 1 |  Lanherene, Alice | Abt 1240 | I2614 | AHP |
Census
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| Last Name, Given Name(s) |
Census |
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| 1 | Pearce, Thomas Henry | 1 Apr 1891 | I2663 | AHP |
Occupation
Matches 1 to 6 of 6
| Last Name, Given Name(s) |
Occupation |
Person ID | Tree | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Arundel, Sir John (V d1435) V; of Lanherne | 1388 | I3873 | AHP |
| 2 | Arundel of Conerton, Sir Sir John of Conerton | 1358 | I3870 | AHP |
| 3 | de Botreaux, William 3rd Baron Botreaux | 14 Jul 1463 | I9342 | AHP |
| 4 | Paynter, Frank son of Charles | 15 Jun 1832 | I2447 | AHP |
| 5 | Paynter, Frank son of Charles | 2 Apr 1841 | I2447 | AHP |
| 6 | Paynter, Frank son of Charles | 23 Dec 1881 | I2447 | AHP |
Trade,Profession,Job
Matches 1 to 1 of 1
| Last Name, Given Name(s) |
Trade,Profession,Job |
Person ID | Tree | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Paynter, Frank son of Charles | 2 Apr 1841 | I2447 | AHP |