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manor of Lanhadron Lanhaddroun, Lanhadron manor, St Ewe


 

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Arundell manors in Cornwall | Rental or survey | Manors of Carmynowe, Wynyantoun, Kenell, Tregarn, Treloy, Lanhern, St Columb, Conartoun, Lanhaddroun, Rescasa, Trembleyth, Boswenek, Enyscavyn, Truruvyan, Methsholl | AR/2/1337 | 1451-1464

Rental, Arundell manors in Cornwall Rental or survey. Manors of Carmynowe, Wynyantoun, Kenell, Tregarn, Treloy, Lanhern, St Columb, Conartoun, Lanhaddroun, Rescasa, Trembleyth, Boswenek, Enyscavyn, Truruvyan, Methsholl Endorsed [18th century]: `Methsole cut off from the within & sent to Lord Arundell to London: Feby 1771.' Note: The manor of Mitchell was sold in 1775, see AR/2/1196; the first membrane of the piece cut off is now at Gloucester Record Office, reference D421/A2/25, but the second is yet to be found. Document over 32 feet long. In Latin. Reference number AR/2/1337 Date 1451-1464

Rental, Arundell manors in Cornwall

Rental or survey. Manors of Carmynowe, Wynyantoun, Kenell, Tregarn, Treloy, Lanhern, St Columb, Conartoun, Lanhaddroun, Rescasa, Trembleyth, Boswenek, Enyscavyn, Truruvyan, Methsholl

Endorsed [18th century]: `Methsole cut off from the within & sent to Lord Arundell to London: Feby 1771.'

Note: The manor of Mitchell was sold in 1775, see AR/2/1196; the first membrane of the piece cut off is now at Gloucester Record Office, reference D421/A2/25, but the second is yet to be found.

Document over 32 feet long.

In Latin.

Reference numberAR/2/1337
Date1451-1464

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Date1451-1464
Linked toKennall Kenell, manor of, Kennall, Ponsanooth, Cornwall; manor of Carminowe in Helston & Mawgan in Meneage, Carminow, Cornwall; Royal Manor of Winnianton, manor of Wynianton, Winnianton, Gunwalloe; manor of Tregarne Condurrow, St Anthony-in-Meneage, Cornwall; manor of Treleigh, Treleigh, Redruth; Arundell of Lanherne in St Mawgan-in-Pyder, Lanherne; manor of Lanherne, Lanherne; Manor of St Columb, St Columb, Cornwall; Conerton (Connerton, Conarditone), manor of, Connerton, Cornwall; manor of Lanhadron Lanhaddroun, Lanhadron manor, St Ewe; manor of Rescasa, Rescasa, Gorran; manor of Trembleth (Trembleath), Trembleath, St Ervan; manor of Boswenek, Boswednack, Zennor; Manor of Enniscaven (Ennis-Caven,Ennis Caven,Eniscaven), Enniscaven, St Austell, Cornwall; manor of Truruvyan, Trurovean, Truro Vean, Truro; manor of Methsholl Mitchell, Mitchell, Cornwall; John Arundell, VI; of Lanherne

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