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Post by marktrengove on Oct 11, 2007 16:57:53 GMT -5
I have obtained on CD ROM transcriptions for the Cornwall Subsidies in the reign of Henry VIII for 1524 and 1543, and Benevolence of 1545, transcribed by T.L. Stoate.
I am happy to do look-ups.
Post your request on this thread ... .
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Post by Zenobia on Oct 11, 2007 19:48:46 GMT -5
Will take all names for Lelant and Gwithian!
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Post by trencrom on Oct 11, 2007 23:17:37 GMT -5
Is Stoate's work on CD now? Just the taxes, or anything else, and who is te publisher?
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Post by marktrengove on Oct 12, 2007 12:11:46 GMT -5
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Post by Cornish Terrier on Oct 13, 2007 9:14:18 GMT -5
Mark - same here as for 1569. Again - just when you have time will be fine and I will think about other details later. Should start moving sometime this weekend. Ian
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Post by trencrom on Oct 15, 2007 0:15:00 GMT -5
Mark --thanks very much for the link
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Post by myghaelangof on Oct 15, 2007 12:23:35 GMT -5
Hi Mark, I would be interested in any Shakerley popping up on these returns. Do they cover the Scilly Isles? Also in St just area any Bonetto, Penberthy or Veale. Thanks, Mike
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Post by marktrengove on Oct 15, 2007 16:57:33 GMT -5
Hi there!
There are no references to Shakerley or Penberthy, or similar sounding names in any of these Subsidy & Benevolence returns.
As for Bonetto, I only found one which might be:
TRIGG HUNDRED St Endellion
Thomas Bontte Goods £6/8s Benevolence of 1545
And for Veale:
TRIGG HUNDRED Egloshayle
John Vele Goods £2 Subsidy of 1543
WEST HUNDRED St Cleer
John Vele Goods £3 Subsidy of 1525
EAST HUNDRED South Petherwin
Thomas Vele Goods £1 Subsidy of 1544
St Stephen near Launceston
John Veyle Goods £2 Subsidy of 1544 John Veele Goods £10 Subsidy of 1544
Calstock
Robert Vele Goods £1 Subsidy of 1544
Quethiock
John Vele Goods £1 Subsidy of 1544
PENWITH HUNDRED Gwinear
Thomas Beall Goods £10 Subsidy of 1524
St Buryan
John Veyll Goods £12 Benevolence of 1545
The Isles of Scilly do not seem to feature, for some reason.
Hope that helps!
Mark T
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Post by donne on Nov 2, 2007 18:45:18 GMT -5
Similar request to the one I put on your Muster Roll thread. I was wondering if any DUN or ELLIS names showed up in Camborne. Spellings vary of course - could even be DOWNE or DONE.
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Post by marktrengove on Nov 4, 2007 18:09:48 GMT -5
There are no Duns or Ellis in the 1524 Subsidy for Camborne.
The 1545 Subsidy shows only:
Richard Dawne Goods £7 William Ellys Goods £2
but also
Harry Jellys Goods £2
Hope that helps!
Mark T
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Post by donne on Nov 5, 2007 19:59:26 GMT -5
Thank you, Mark. William Ellys looks interesting, since I believe that Christian Ellis who married at Camborne in 1581 was the daughter of a William Ellis - don't know how Harry Jellys would fit in though. Richard Dawne will be another name to bear in mind - I was trying to get confimation of a William Dawne who is listed as a warden of Camborne parish church in 1546.
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Post by white on Nov 6, 2007 12:34:31 GMT -5
Re the parentage of Christiana Ellias (wife of Pascow Dun) I too have long believed that she was the daughter of William Ellis. Well, have only just noticed the excellent Genuki page for Camborne. This is from the marriages there, William married Richawe 6th. May 1557. He being stated to be the Younger. This fits very well with the naming of Christianas fourth daughter as Richowe. To me the reference to William as being the younger says that his father was also William. So again looking at the Camborne page , William Ellis buried 26th.April 1571 and previously Johan wife of William buried 9th. Nov. 1570. Of course this last couple may prove not to be the parents of William (younger) but certainly well worth keeping in mind. Roy
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Post by donne on Nov 10, 2007 6:09:48 GMT -5
Reply to Roy re the Ellises. Have you noted Sally Cann's Camborne baptisms transcription. There is a "Christian" baptised abt 1558 (no other details legible) and a burial 28 Mar 1559 of "Cristen Ellis dau of Willm". Could be they reused the name for a surviving daughter born after 1559. I don't want to hijack this thread by off topic postings - maybe we should move elsewhere.
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Post by Cornish Terrier on Nov 10, 2007 13:40:38 GMT -5
Agreed about the possible/probable re-use of the name but the problem will be to find, if possible, a baptism or other record to prove it. Also agree that this conversation has now developed to a point where a more appropriate section might be utilised. If Camborne seems to be the main centre of conversation then perhaps that is the section to continue.
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Post by trencrom on Nov 11, 2007 22:12:27 GMT -5
To me the reference to William as being the younger says that his father was also William. A cautionary note here donne, if I may. This just means that there was an older William around who might well be a relation to the younger man. i have been researching a family in Madron in the 1660s where there were two men with the same name and one referred to in the PR as "X senior". He turned out to be an uncle of his younger namesake, and definitely not his father.
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