Gunwin, or Goonwhyn, the White croft, was for a long series of years the property and residence of the respectable family of Pawley.   Stephen Pawley died in 1635 Hugh Pawley died 1721, and by Judith his wife, left seven children ;   Hugh Pawley, the last of the name at Gunwin, died in 1760.   One of the family married the heiress of Trestane, and another the heiress of Brea or Bray.

Gunwin, together with some other remnants of property, latterly came to Miss Jane Pawley, sufficient, however, to give her the reputation of an heiress; but misfortunes and disreputable conduct reduced her to the extremity of soliciting alms from those who had once looked up to her, when she held a superior position; and this representative of an ancient family died in the poorhouse.

The arms of Pawley are— Argent, a lion rampant sable, on a chief indented of the last three mullets of the first.

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Gunwin is now the property of W. B. Tyringham, Esq.

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Lelant

Lake’s Parochial History—1868

West Penwith Resources - Lelant (Lake 2)

Gunwin, or Goonwhyn, the White croft, was for a long series of years the property and residence of the respectable family of Pawley. Stephen Pawley died in 1635 Hugh Pawley died 1721, and by Judith his wife, left seven children; Hugh Pawley, the last of the name at Gunwin, died in 1760. ... Gunwin, together with some other remnants of property ...

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