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Thomas Glynn of Gwinear
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Thomas Glynn of Helston who married Margaret Lanyon and by her was father of Thomas his son and heir who was living at Helston in 1662 and having married Mary daughter and heiress of Otho Polkinghorne he thereby obtained the maner and barton of Polkinghorne in Gwinear which had long been the seat of the Polkinghorne family
An Historical Survey of the County of Cornwall: To which is Added, A Complete Heraldry of the Same; with Numerous Engravings, Volume 2, Part
Charles Sandoe Gilbert 1820
William Glynn who was seated at Wendron anno 1613 and bore the same arms as Glynn of Glynn By his wife daughter of Roscrowe of Roscrowe he had issue Thomas Glynn of Helston who married Margaret Lanyon and by her was father of Thomas his son and heir who was living at Helston in 1662 and having married
Mary daughter and heiress of Otho Polkinghorne he thereby obtained the maner and barton of Polkinghorne in Gwinear which had long been the seat of the Polkinghorne family The issue of this marriage were four sons Otho William Thomas who died in London in 1725 and was buried in the inner Temple and John who was vicar of Crowan also three daughters Susanna married to Hearle Mary to Penhallow and Lucy to Thomas Vivian esq
Otho eldest son married Elizabeth Pendarves of Taskus in Gwinear and had issue a son
Thomas and a daughter named Elizabeth Thomas only son of Otho occasionally resided at Polkinghorne and Helston and died at the latter place in 1779 leaving issue by Cordelia his wife daughter of Thomas Trewren of Trewardreva in the county of Cornwall esq Thomas his son and heir and one daughter
Thomas Glynn esq succeeded as heir to his family estates and dying at Helston unmarried in 1794 Cordelia his sister became the sole heiress This lady who died in 1802 was married to Richard Gerveys Grylls of Helston esq to whom she bare two sons Richard Gerveys the present representative of the family and Thomas Grylls esq who died in December 1813
Arms As Glynn of Glynn See plate XIV
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An Historical Survey of the County of Cornwall: To which is Added, A Complete Heraldry of the Same; with Numerous Engravings, Volume 2, Part
Charles Sandoe Gilbert 1820
Charles Sandoe Gilbert 1820
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| Date | 1820 |
| Linked to | Polkinghorne Manor, Polkinghorne; Thomas Glynn, of Helston; Thomas Glynn of Gwinear; Mary Polkinghorne/GLYNN |
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