John Bolles of Haugh's Post Mortem Inquisition in
County Cornwall in 1534
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Collection Hewes and
Anstis families of Duloe and St Neot
Ref No BW/10/1/1
Title Inquisition post mortem of
John Bolles, Tremedart, Duloe
Date 29 Jan 1533/34
Format Manuscript,
Extent 1 piece
Description:
Inquisition post mortem of John Bolles [held at Lostwithiel]. John
Colshull was seized of the castle and Island of Sully [Scilly]. Thomas
Dawryshe, Richard Prees, Robert Gley and William Derell were seized of
the Manors of Tremethert of Trenant Manely and St Ewa and one quarter of
the Manor of Trewowburght, with advowsons of the churches of St Ewa and
Duloe. Manors of Beynamye, Stratton, Swancote, Seynt Marywke, Seynt
Cleer Colshull, Leskerde Colshull and Wykeburght, and advowson of the
church of Seynt Marywke. Recites indenture of 10 January 1527-1528
between John Bolles and William Kendall concerning lands in Cornwall and
Devon, barton and water mill of Tremodart [Tremedart]. Refers also to
property in Tremeath. 29 January 1533/1534
Devon: Swancote (today Swannacott Wood is just 1 mile NE of Week St
Mary), St Marys Wyke (Week St Mary),
Cornwall: Tremethert, Trenant, Duloe, St Ewe, Stratton, St Cleer
Coleshill (near Liskeard), Liskeard Coleshill,
Not found: Beynamye, Wykeburght (possibly near Week St Mary)
Note:
The Western Antiquary; or Devon and Cornwall Notebook, Vol. 5
p. 53 Abstract of Land Held by the Castle of Launceston (~ 1440)
Arundell Manor: Wynnyanton, Merthen, Kenell, Langedey, Efford, Allet,
Trelights, Trewardreh, Crane, Pansignance, Rosewike, Cardinham,
Bodardell, Boneckney,
Anstis Manor: Liskeard Colshill
Bolls Manor: Swancote, Wyke
Ref No Title
BW Hewes and Anstis
families of Duloe and St Neot
Ref No BW/10/1/2
Title Transcription of inquisition
post mortem of John Bolles
Date nd
Format Manuscript
Extent 1 piece
Description
English translation and description of BW/10/1/1, made by C K C Andrew
of Treryn, Darite, Liskeard, specialist recorder for archaeology and
paleography of the Federation of Old Cornwall Societies.
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