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Memorandum of agreement, watercourse, Trungle, Gwinear | EN/791 | 1713

Memo of agreement that John Hockin and Thomas Harris will give up to Richard Floyd their right to one third of Angarrick and Nanpurous watercourse belonging to manor mill of Godreevy for as long as the lives which they have upon the estate of Angarrick shall live, and after the decease of the present, lives that Richard Floyd shall have their right to their other two thirds. Endorsed 'Trungle.'

Memorandum of agreement, watercourse, Trungle, Gwinear

Memo of agreement that John Hockin and Thomas Harris will give up to Richard Floyd their right to one third of Angarrick and Nanpurous watercourse belonging to manor mill of Godreevy for as long as the lives which they have upon the estate of Angarrick shall live, and after the decease of the present, lives that Richard Floyd shall have their right to their other two thirds. Endorsed 'Trungle.'

Reference numberEN/791
Date1713
FormatManuscript
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Linked toGodrevy, manor of, Godrevy, Gwithian, Cornwall; Nanpuska Nanpusker Nanpurous Nanspusker [Nanspisker], Nanpusker, Phillack; Angarrack stream, Angarrack; Nanpusker stream, Nanpusker Hayle, Nanpusker, Phillack; Mellenvrane Mill (Melyn Bran 1342); Mellenvrane Bridge/Pons molindi de Bron; estate of Angarrick, Angarrack; manor mill of Godreevy, Godrevy; Richard ?married Mary? Floyd, of Gwinear, yeoman; Thomas Harrris yeoman, of Gwithian

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