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Drannack Manor, Herland Hill (Drannick Manor, Gwinear and Phillack), Drannack, Gwinear
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John le Petit to hold fifty acres and one messuage Trenearth in Gwinear by Drannack | about 1302
John le Petit was to hold fifty acres and one messuage in Trenearth in Gwinear by Drannack for a rent of 1d, and additional lands with two mills for a rent of ten shillings and a clove of a gillyflower
Twenty-first Generation John le Petit, knight
John Le Petit was the son of another John Le Petit and Alice. John probably had a brother
Michael Petit who was very active in the early fourteenth century.
In two cases in 1289 John le Petit, knight, and Michael le Petit
of Treverth in Cornwall settled the ownership of various estates
in Cornwall
[1]
. It would appear that John, or his father gave
these lands to Michael and the Fine registered the transfers of
lands. All the lands were to be held only for the duration of
Johns life and would revert to Michael and his heirs on John’s
death. It is highly probable that this represents a transfer of
lands from father to son, probably a younger son. John le Petit
was to hold fifty acres and one messuage in Trenearth in Gwinear
by Drannack for a rent of 1d, and additional lands with two mills
for a rent of ten shillings and a clove of a gillyflower, both
rents were payable to Michael at the feast of St Michael. In both
these fines, a Eudo le Petit ‘also puts in his claim’ which may
mean that he was also related to John and Michael Petit. This
Eudo, may have been a brother of John le Petit, the younger and
Michael, or an uncle.
[1]
See Cornish Feet of Fines 1289, 20 January and 25 June. Michael’s
rights were recognized to 1 messuage, 3 acres in Trenearth in
Gwiner by Drannack to hold of the chief lord. He therefore gave
John Petit 1 messuage and fifty acres for a rent of 1d. Michaels
rights by a gift of John were recognized in 4 messuages, 2 mills,
4 acres of land, and sixteen shillings of rent in Cannarth in
Mawgan-in-Meneage, Tregwidden in Mullion, Claher Garden in Mullion,
Cury, Kelly Trenance le Vean, St.Erth, Tregiddle and Halligey
in Mawgan-in-Meneage.
Twenty-first
Generation John
le Petit, knight
via http://www.bgwaters.co.uk/petyt12.htm
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