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Documents » Slide Show		MORRIS William Quick of Trungle Gwinear CORNWALL died 31 July 1937 Administration Bodmin 31 August to Richard Morris bus driver and William Morris farm labourer. Effects £277 3s. 5d. MORRIS William Quick of Trungle Gwinear CORNWALL died 31 July 1937 Administration Bodmin 31 August to Richard Morris bus driver and William Morris farm labourer. Effects £277 3s. 5d.
		Trungle \| UK, Land Tax Redemption, 1798 for Sam Stephens \| 1799 Proprietor Tenant Residence Year Volume Wm Harris Esquire 1/6 Sam Stephens Gwinear Cornwall England 1799 1 Wm Rutter? Buller Esquire 1/6 Sam Stephens Gwinear Cornwall England 1799 1 Wm Hunt Esquire 1/6 Sam Stephens Gwinear Cornwall England 1799 1 Executor of Mr Angove 1/3 Sam Stephens Gwinear Cornwall England 1799…
		Herland and Trungle \| Census \| 1871 Jose; Ingram; Oliver; Penhale; Reynolds; Stephens; Kneebone; Hawke; Prout; Taylor; Mitchell; Trungle: Rosewarne; Davey; Rutter; Olver; Herland and Trungle \| Census \| 1871

Histories » Slide Show		A 1/3 share of a farm known as “Trungle” 64 acres \| Lanhydrock Estate Auction Lot 48. A 1/3 share of a farm known as “Trungle” 64 acres. Gwinear, one sixth let to the representatives of the late Richard ROSEWARNE, the other leased for 1855 + 99 years or two lives, now aged 66 and 64 years. Sold? for £500 to Mrs. ROSEWARNE. By instruction from the Right Hon. Viscount Clifden The Lanhydrock Estates, Cornwall To be…
		Site of the original Celtic church is claimed to be at Trungle and would have been a simple wooden oratory in a round enclosure The site of the original Celtic church is claimed to be at Trungle and would have been a simple wooden oratory in a round enclosure. That the present church site has a Celtic foundation is strongly suggested by the finding in 1954 of the top of a granite churchyard cross built into the wall of the vicarage. The Christ figure is depicted…
		BU/1171 Survey of Drannick Manor, Gwinear and Phillack 1832 Survey book of Drannick Manor containing 10 maps and references
		Trungle Mill - anecdotal history 2011 It is believed that the mill and the Miller's cottage were built around the 1880s. The Mill itself was one of four mills powered by the Angarrack stream. In 1920 Trungle Mill was sold by the Rosewarne family to Cornwall County Council to be worked as a small holding for returning soldiers from the first World War. It returned to private ownership…
		Lodge & Thomas - Sold Sold Sold !!! Exciting afternoon at... \| Facebook
		1840ish \| About twenty years ago (1868) a quantity of Roman silver and copper coins was found on the estate of Trungle
		Trungle Farm House, Gwinear \| 1881 census - address transcription 290 ROSEWARNE, Richard H Head Married M 41 1840 Farmer 50 Acres Employing 3 Laborers Gwinear Cornwall 290 ROSEWARNE, Emili Jane Wife Married F 39 1842 Camborne Cornwall 290 ROSEWARNE, Vivian W Son Single M 9 1872 Scholar Camborne Cornwall 290 ROSEWARNE, Winnifred M Daughter Single F 3 1878 Gwinear Cornwall 290…
		Trungle Gwinear \| Census 1841 Trungle,1,James Heath,40,,,Not in county, ,,Elizabeth Heath,,35,,In county, ,,Elizabeth Heath,,13,,In county, ,,James Heath,10,,,In county, ,,Marey Heath,,8,,In county, ,,William Heath,6,,,In county, Trungle,u,,,,,, Trungle,1,Richd Rosewarne,31,,Farmer,In county, ,,Matilda Rosewarne,,25,,In county, ,,Matilda Rosewarne,,6,,In…
		Mortgage by demise + £170 \| parts of Mellinoweth \| 30 Sep 1851 Mortgage by demise + £170 \| (i) Jn. Davies Trebilcock, Phillack, gent. \| (ii) Walter Treweek, Gwennap, gent., Henry Noell, Phillack, gent, Elizabeth Trebilcock, same, widow \| parts of Mellinoweth \| 30 Sep 1851
		THEFT OF COAL AND COKE AT HAYLE \| William Morris, Trungle Farm \| 1927 Cornishman - Wednesday 27 July 1927
		257. TRUNGLE \| quantity of Roman copper and silver coins found on Trungle estate about 1823 no details \| Ancient and Early Medieval Coins from Cornwall & Scilly R. D. PENHALLURICK \| 2010 A quantity of Roman copper and silver coins was found on the Trungle estate in about 1823 by someone digging for manure, but no details are given (Penaluna 1838, I, p. 239; Polsue [Lake] 1872, Parochial History of Cornwall, Vol. I, p. 151). See also Robertson 2000, 1714.
		Mr. J Vivian, Angarrack, met with an accident passing through Trungle Farm, Gwinear \| 30 Dec 1909 Mr. J Vivian, Angarrack. met with an accident a few days ago. which happily has not proved as serious as was at first thought. He was proceeding to his home, and when passing through Trungle Farm, Gwinear.
		Title of plan: 'Manor of Drannick in the parishes of Gwinear and Phillack the property of James Buller, esquire Surveyed by Richard Thomas AD 1832 Survey of Drannick Manor, Gwinear and Phillack Title of plan: 'Manor of Drannick in the parishes of Gwinear and Phillack the property of James Buller, esquire Surveyed by Richard Thomas AD 1832 Buller family of Shillingham and Morval
		Drannack; Gwinear; Trungle \| 1778 Western Flying Post and Sherborne and Yeovil Mercury 1778
		Funeral took place at Crowlas on Wednesday, of Mr. William Quick Morris, aged 72, of Angarrack \| 7 Aug 1937 Cornish Post and Mining News - Saturday 07 August 1937
		Trungle (abt 1861) \| The metalliferous mining region of south-west England
		Accident.- At Trungle, Gwinear, on Wednesday \| report - Thursday 12 June 1879 West Briton and Cornwall Advertiser - Thursday 12 June 1879

Maps		Mellanoweth Trungle ?1908?
Maps		Coldharbour, Mellenoweth, Trungle, Tuckingmill, Polkinghorne Manor \| Map \| 1878 via NLS

Birth

Matches 1 to 8 of 8

	Last Name, Given Name(s)	Birth	Person ID	Tree
1	Heath, William	Abt 06 Nov 1834	I3523	AHP
2	Rosewarne, Richard	Abt Apr 1836	I3517	AHP
3	Rosewarne, Richard Henry 1839	Abt Oct 1839	I3514	AHP
4	Rosewarne/CHENNALLS, Matilda Thomas	Abt Apr 1835	I3513	AHP
5	Trebilcock, Albert Tonkin	Bef May 1860	I2326	AHP
6	Trebilcock, Charles Henry	Abt Dec 1861	I2325	AHP
7	Trebilcock, Elizabeth Jane	Bef May 1860	I2327	AHP
8	Trebilcock, Mary Anna	Bef 17 Jan 1864	I2328	AHP

Death

Matches 1 to 5 of 5

	Last Name, Given Name(s)	Death	Person ID	Tree
1	Dunstone/ROSEWARNE, Mary	Abt Jul 1871	I3682	AHP
2	Morris, William Quick LWGY-RCQ	31 Jul 1937	I2161	AHP
3	Rosewarne, Richard LZ26-4DT	2 Dec 1860	I3680	AHP
4	Squire, James	5 Jan 1968	I2224	AHP
5	Trebilcock, Charles Henry	19 Dec 1861	I2325	AHP

Census

Matches 1 to 3 of 3

	Last Name, Given Name(s)	Census	Person ID	Tree
1	Dunstone/ROSEWARNE, Mary	1 Apr 1861	I3682	AHP
2	Dunstone/ROSEWARNE, Mary	1 Apr 1871	I3682	AHP
3	Heath, James miller	2 Apr 1841	I3519	AHP

Death

Matches 1 to 2 of 2

	Last Name, Given Name(s)	Death	Person ID	Tree
1	Rosewarne, Richard LZ26-4DT	2 Dec 1860	I3680	AHP
2	Rosewarne, Richard Henry 1839	6 Jul 1905	I3514	AHP

Occupation

Matches 1 to 2 of 2

	Last Name, Given Name(s)	Occupation	Person ID	Tree
1	Floyd, of Gwinear, yeoman, Richard ?married Mary?	23 Feb 1715	I6000	AHP
2	Rosewarne, John of Nanspusker Barton, Gwinear and Angarrack	1856	I832	AHP

Residence

Matches 1 to 8 of 8

	Last Name, Given Name(s)	Residence	Person ID	Tree
1	Morris / WHEAR, Florrie GSYW-H14	5 Aug 1937	I2283	AHP
2	Rosewarne, Richard of Coswinsawson; M49R-R8F/96N1-2D2	15 Apr 1835	I3429	AHP
3	Rosewarne, Richard of Coswinsawson; M49R-R8F/96N1-2D2	9 Oct 1839	I3429	AHP
4	Rosewarne, Richard Henry 1839	1 Jan 1903	I3514	AHP
5	Trebilcock, James	16 Dec 1861	I2323	AHP
6	Trebilcock, James	17 Jan 1864	I2323	AHP
7	Whear, Donald GH1W-QZN	5 Aug 1937	I96	AHP
8	Whear, Donald GH1W-QZN	31 Aug 1937	I96	AHP

Will

Matches 1 to 2 of 2

	Last Name, Given Name(s)	Will	Person ID	Tree
1	Morris, William Quick LWGY-RCQ	31 Aug 1937	I2161	AHP
2	Morris / WHEAR, Florrie GSYW-H14	31 Aug 1937	I2283	AHP

Census

Matches 1 to 2 of 2

	Family	Census	Family ID	Tree
1	Heath / Harvey/HEATH	2 Apr 1841	F1010	AHP
2	Trebilcock / Tonkin / TREBILCOCK	1 Apr 1861	F664	AHP

Histories » Slide Show		A 1/3 share of a farm known as “Trungle” 64 acres \| Lanhydrock Estate Auction Lot 48. A 1/3 share of a farm known as “Trungle” 64 acres. Gwinear, one sixth let to the representatives of the late Richard ROSEWARNE, the other leased for 1855 + 99 years or two lives, now aged 66 and 64 years. Sold? for £500 to Mrs. ROSEWARNE. By instruction from the Right Hon. Viscount Clifden The Lanhydrock Estates, Cornwall To be…
		Site of the original Celtic church is claimed to be at Trungle and would have been a simple wooden oratory in a round enclosure The site of the original Celtic church is claimed to be at Trungle and would have been a simple wooden oratory in a round enclosure. That the present church site has a Celtic foundation is strongly suggested by the finding in 1954 of the top of a granite churchyard cross built into the wall of the vicarage. The Christ figure is depicted…
		BU/1171 Survey of Drannick Manor, Gwinear and Phillack 1832 Survey book of Drannick Manor containing 10 maps and references
		Trungle Mill - anecdotal history 2011 It is believed that the mill and the Miller's cottage were built around the 1880s. The Mill itself was one of four mills powered by the Angarrack stream. In 1920 Trungle Mill was sold by the Rosewarne family to Cornwall County Council to be worked as a small holding for returning soldiers from the first World War. It returned to private ownership…
		Lodge & Thomas - Sold Sold Sold !!! Exciting afternoon at... \| Facebook
		1840ish \| About twenty years ago (1868) a quantity of Roman silver and copper coins was found on the estate of Trungle
		Trungle Farm House, Gwinear \| 1881 census - address transcription 290 ROSEWARNE, Richard H Head Married M 41 1840 Farmer 50 Acres Employing 3 Laborers Gwinear Cornwall 290 ROSEWARNE, Emili Jane Wife Married F 39 1842 Camborne Cornwall 290 ROSEWARNE, Vivian W Son Single M 9 1872 Scholar Camborne Cornwall 290 ROSEWARNE, Winnifred M Daughter Single F 3 1878 Gwinear Cornwall 290…
		Trungle Gwinear \| Census 1841 Trungle,1,James Heath,40,,,Not in county, ,,Elizabeth Heath,,35,,In county, ,,Elizabeth Heath,,13,,In county, ,,James Heath,10,,,In county, ,,Marey Heath,,8,,In county, ,,William Heath,6,,,In county, Trungle,u,,,,,, Trungle,1,Richd Rosewarne,31,,Farmer,In county, ,,Matilda Rosewarne,,25,,In county, ,,Matilda Rosewarne,,6,,In…
		Mortgage by demise + £170 \| parts of Mellinoweth \| 30 Sep 1851 Mortgage by demise + £170 \| (i) Jn. Davies Trebilcock, Phillack, gent. \| (ii) Walter Treweek, Gwennap, gent., Henry Noell, Phillack, gent, Elizabeth Trebilcock, same, widow \| parts of Mellinoweth \| 30 Sep 1851
		THEFT OF COAL AND COKE AT HAYLE \| William Morris, Trungle Farm \| 1927 Cornishman - Wednesday 27 July 1927
		257. TRUNGLE \| quantity of Roman copper and silver coins found on Trungle estate about 1823 no details \| Ancient and Early Medieval Coins from Cornwall & Scilly R. D. PENHALLURICK \| 2010 A quantity of Roman copper and silver coins was found on the Trungle estate in about 1823 by someone digging for manure, but no details are given (Penaluna 1838, I, p. 239; Polsue [Lake] 1872, Parochial History of Cornwall, Vol. I, p. 151). See also Robertson 2000, 1714.
		Mr. J Vivian, Angarrack, met with an accident passing through Trungle Farm, Gwinear \| 30 Dec 1909 Mr. J Vivian, Angarrack. met with an accident a few days ago. which happily has not proved as serious as was at first thought. He was proceeding to his home, and when passing through Trungle Farm, Gwinear.
		Title of plan: 'Manor of Drannick in the parishes of Gwinear and Phillack the property of James Buller, esquire Surveyed by Richard Thomas AD 1832 Survey of Drannick Manor, Gwinear and Phillack Title of plan: 'Manor of Drannick in the parishes of Gwinear and Phillack the property of James Buller, esquire Surveyed by Richard Thomas AD 1832 Buller family of Shillingham and Morval
		Drannack; Gwinear; Trungle \| 1778 Western Flying Post and Sherborne and Yeovil Mercury 1778
		Funeral took place at Crowlas on Wednesday, of Mr. William Quick Morris, aged 72, of Angarrack \| 7 Aug 1937 Cornish Post and Mining News - Saturday 07 August 1937
		Trungle (abt 1861) \| The metalliferous mining region of south-west England
		Accident.- At Trungle, Gwinear, on Wednesday \| report - Thursday 12 June 1879 West Briton and Cornwall Advertiser - Thursday 12 June 1879