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Lease: Dwelling house, garden behind, little plot before, called Carwin, in Mellenvrane, Phillack | 3 Sep 1796

Lease, dwelling house, Carwin, Mellenvrane, Phillack Parties:
1) Matthew Tremayne and William Tremayne, both Gentlemen, of Phillack, Cornwall.
2) James Uren, Husbandman of Camborne, Cornwall.

Property: Dwelling house, garden behind, little plot before, called Carwin, in Mellenvrane, Phillack,
Consideration: Yearly rent, performance of conditions and agreements.
Term: Remainder of 99 years.
Annual rent: 5 shillings.

Lease, dwelling house, Carwin, Mellenvrane, Phillack

Parties:

1) Matthew Tremayne and William Tremayne, both Gentlemen, of Phillack, Cornwall.

2) James Uren, Husbandman of Camborne, Cornwall.

Property: Dwelling house, garden behind, little plot before, called Carwin, in Mellenvrane, Phillack,

Consideration: Yearly rent, performance of conditions and agreements.

Term: Remainder of 99 years.

Annual rent: 5 shillings.

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Reference numberCL/1/317/16
Date3 Sep 1796
FormatManuscript
Extent1 piece
LevelPiece
Access statusOpen
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Date3 Sep 1796
Linked toCarwin Villas, Steamers Hill, Angarrack; Matthew Tremayne, Innkeeper 1801-1838; Matthew Tremayne; Matthew Tremayne; William Tremayne; William Tremayne; William Tremayne of Mellenoweth; James Uren

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