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Trevaskis (Roseworthy or Gwinear), Trevaskis, Gwinear


 

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Lanyon, William esq; Lanyon, Polwhele, Trevafkus, and Trenowin; Thomas Spry, esq and Anna Maria, his wife GAMEKEEPERS CERTIFICATES- Thu 1 Dec 1803

Exeter Flying Post - Thursday 01 December 1803

      LIST OF GAMEKEEPERS CERTIFICATES issued on DEPUTATIONS or APPOINTMENTS


By whom deputed         Manors and Lands                                    Gamekeepers Names

 Lanyon, William   efq.         Lanyon, Polwhele, Trevafkus, and Trenowin    Thomas Spry, efq and Anna Maria, his wife

 


Exeter Flying Post - Thursday 01 December 1803


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Owner of originalExeter Flying Post
Date1 Dec 1803
Linked toLanyon Farm, Lanyon, Gwinear; Lanyon Manor, Coswyn or Coswynwullard, Lanyon, Gwinear; Polwhele Farm, Gwinear Lane, Gwinear, Cornwall; Trevaskis Farm, Trevaskis, Gwinear; Upper Trevaskis Farm, Trevaskis, Gwinear; Trevaskis (Roseworthy or Gwinear), Trevaskis, Gwinear; Taskus, Gwinear; Higher Trenowin, 8, Trenawin Lane, Trenawin/Trenowin (Turnawin) Connor Downs, Trenawin, Gwinear; Trenawin Farm, Trenawin Lane, Trenawin/Trenowin (Turnawin) Connor Downs, Trenawin, Gwinear; Trenawin/Trenowin (Turnawin) Connor Downs, Trenawin, Gwinear; Family: Spry/King/SPRY (F4480); Jane /POOLEY, KLXC-TKZ; Mary Ann King/SPRY

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