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Loveday Sarah Glanville/BOOKER/GREGOR

Loveday Sarah Glanville/BOOKER/GREGOR

Female 1792 - 1864  (72 years)


 

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Sett and counterpart, parts of Nanspusker and Barnewoon, Phillack: 2 Dec 1846



G Gregor family of Trewarthenick, Cornelly
Ref No G/1579 Title
Sett and counterpart, parts of Nanspusker and Barnewoon, Phillack
Date
2 Dec 1846
Format
Manuscript
Extent
2 pieces
Description Parties: 1) Gordon William Francis Gregor and wife Loveday Sarah Gregor, nee Glanville 2) Thomas Field of Marylebone, esquire, and Henry Noell of Hayle Foundry, gentleman 1) to 2): parts of Nanspusker and Barnewoon. Term: 21 years.

Date2 Dec 1846
Linked toNanpuska Nanpusker Nanpurous Nanspusker [Nanspisker], Nanpusker, Phillack; Nanpusker; Nanpusker, Cornwall; Nanpusker/Nanspusker Farm Nanpusker Road, Nanpusker, Phillack; Barnewoon, Phillack; Barnoon, Phillack; Gordon William Francis Booker/Gregor; Loveday Sarah Glanville/BOOKER/GREGOR

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