Rev. Thomas (1568-1618) Jauncelinge(Jaunsling), Perpetual Vicar of St Erth

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ST.ERTH, 1617, WHITING, Robert.
Robert WHITING, Vicar of St.ERTH, 1617/8 Feb 13.
Terrier** 1630: "Cweale Eargle separated from the vicarage and held by temporal per sons."
HENDERSON's M8: He had a law suit about the land and managed to recover them for the Church 
before his successor was instituted -c.1680.
List in ST.ERTH Church: Robert WHITEING 1617.

ST.ERTH, 1637, WHITING, Thomas.
Calumy revisited, Thomas WHITING, viccar of ST.ERTH, 1637.
County Committee paid him for serving in his own parish 1646-48.
In his petition 1660, he said that the County Committee regd. him in 1649, removed by force, 
since when the unbu--** is J.WHITWORTH.
List in ST.ERTH Church, Thomas WHITING 1627-1672.
The Church of ST.ERTH by E.M.NICHOLAS, 1963:- "with the successes of the parliamentarian in 1644 
the ordinance for ejecting from their livings, clergy"** 
Scandalous in their lives or ill effects to the parliament was extended to Cornwall. Mr WHITING, 
the Vicar [of ST.ERTH] was turned out of his house and home, and an illiterate and uneducated man 
put in his place. he was so incapable that the squire was compelled to make the necessary entries 
in the register at the time of the baptisms of his two daughters.

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