From 1538, Parishes were required to keep Registers but, even where they complied, few registers have survived from that date and those that have are often in a poor condition. From 1598 parishes were also required to send annual copies of the Registers to their Bishop (Bishops' Transcripts - BTs) but not all complied and some of the copies are unreliable. During the Civil War and the period of the Republic, BTs were not sent and Parish Registers were not maintained. As a consequence research prior to the restoration of the Monarchy in 1660 is based on patchy records. Attempts to reconstruct family trees from incomplete records of this early period are included here. These families are almost certainly related in some way to those for whom more complete trees have been constructed including both the Trease family of North Petherwin and the other Trease families listed in the research pages.

The tentative trees constructed here are speculative, unreliable, and incomplete. In all cases the associated data sources are shown but please note that in many cases different interpretations of the source data are valid and will place the person to whom it refers in a different family group. Also the source data shown may be inaccurate - it may have been transcribed incorrectly or the information on the source document could simply be wrong. These pages are under development and are in places incomplete.

The 'families' are grouped by location:-

Launceston and surrounding parishes ...
St Endelion and surrounding parishes such as Padstow, St Minver, St Breward
Plympton St Mary and surrounding parishes
St Winnow and surrounding parishes such as Lostwithiel, Fowey, and St Veep

The locations of Cornish parishes are shown HERE and may assist you in interpreting the events listed.

These pages are revised as new data is found and a summary of major changes is shown in the Change History. The abbreviations used together with an explanation of how dates are handled can be found in Data Standards.

Treases from the Launceston area (1573 - 1670)

Launceston, alias Dunnheved (Saxon name) had three parishes, referenced as M, T, and S in the partially constructed trees : -

M - Launceston St Mary, covering the main town
T - St Thomas by Launceston, covering a residential area to the south west of the town and a rural area
S - St Stephen's by Launceston, a rural parish to the north, including Newport, an adjoining "rotten" borough, and sharing northern boundaries with North Petherwin and Werrington

The notes below should be read in conjunction with the partial trees shown.

Launceston Notes

Members of the TREISE family of Castle Milford who lived in the area in that period are shown in a separate tree. There was a substantial Trease presence in the area at the end of the 16th and beginning of the 17th centuries. Including the Castle Milford family, six households are listed there in 1660 but by the end of the century they'd all gone.

Note 1: Those named ROBERT

In the 1641 Protestation Return, two Roberts are recorded - Robert TRESSE of Launceston St Mary & Robert TREISE of St Stephen by Launceston . The first fits the Robert who married Jane WHALE in 1590 in Launceston St Mary, possibly then in his 70s. The second fits Robert TREISE who married Joan SOUTHWOOD in 1622. He appears to be the Robert of St Stephens who died around 1645, leaving a Will, now lost and his wife to be the Joan TREASE, widow, who died in 1660.

In the 1660 Poll Tax only one Robert is recorded - Robert TREAS & wife at St Stephen by Launceston. After that no more Robert Treases are recorded in the three Launceston parishes. The Robert Trease of Milton Abbot who marries there in 1658 may be the son of Robert and Joan baptised 1633. The age at marriage of 25 is a good fit but there is no other supporting evidence. If Robert is the son of Robert and Joan we have a problem with the 1660 Poll Tax record as Robert senior is dead and Robert Junior is in Milton Abbot. It could just be that after Robert senior's widow Joan died, Robert Junior and his wife were temporarily in the area helping their mother who died in March 1660/1661.

In 1621 the baptism of Honer daughter of Robert & Pascho TREASE is recorded in Launceston St Stephens. The solitary reference to this couple is a mystery. Mothers of first children often stayed with their mothers to get through the first childbirth in which case Robert and Pascho may have been living in a different parish. Currently this Robert is shown in the tree as the same Robert who married Joan in 1622. However in 1633 Robert, the husband of Joan, leased a property naming all three daughters by Joan, but not Honour who almost certainly was alive and went on to marry in 1641 and was the only Honour we know of at that time. It is of course possible that Robert made a separate arrangement for Honour, now lost, so there is no certainty about this. Pascho was an unusual christian name - by a strange coincidence an Anthonie SOUTHWOOD married a Pascho SPETTIGUS in 1631 and this is the only marriage of a Pascho we can find in the Launceston area around that time.

Note 1: Those named JOHN

In 1641 two John TREISEs are listed in the parish of St Thomas by Launceston. One of these is the son of Leonard TREISE. The other John with wife Alice has not been identified and does not appear on the charts below.


					 _______|_______________ ........ brothers/sisters?
					|			|
?11	Richard	= ?		?12	Richard = Joan		Emma			Richard = ? = Joan						
		|				| DAWE						| ?   TURNEY
		|			i1593(S)| m1590(S)	i1593(S)		      	| ?m  m1602 (M&T)
	     SOURCES			     SOURCES					     SOURCES
				       	 _______|_			 _______________________|_______________________________
		|			|      	  |   			|	|	|	|	|		   	|	      
		Alice			Alice    Mary			Eliz.	John	Oliver  Robert  Deborah = William	Mary	
	        c1573(T)		c1591(S) c1593(S)		c1595(T)c1597(T)c1599(T)c1602(T)c1604(T)| JORY		c1608(T)
					i1592(S) i1593(S)						i1682(M)| m1629(M)
													     SOURCES
													 _______|
													|
													Thomas  = Edith
														| HOOPER
												       ?i1711(T)| m1656(M)				


12/13	Robt  = Jane  =  Martha				John = 	 Mary	   = Johan	
	      | WHALE    BOWNSALL				 LYTTACOTT | BECKLYE
	      | m1590(M) m1624(M)  			i1597(S) m1574(S)  | m1576(S)
	   SOURCES						        SOURCES
	 _____|___	 	 __________________________________________|____________________________________________________________________________________	
    	|	  |	 	|	|		     |	  	|		  |	   |		     						|		
14  	Thom.     Marg		Alice	Thamsyn = John	     Katherine 	Johan   = Edward  Maude	   Robert  = ?Pascho  = Johan					Priscilla = Ed
    	c1591(S)  c1605(T)	b?	b1582(S)| EDGECOMBE  b1584(S)	b1588(S)| PERNE	  b1591(S) b1594(S)|	      | SOUTHWOOD  				c1597(S)  | BUSE
    				i1577(S)	| m1613(S)   ?d1652(T)	        | m1610(S)i1605(S) i1644/5 | 	      | m1622(S)			    	i1656	  | m1628 (Kilkhampton)
						|			        |			   |	      |					    (Kilkhampton) |
					     SOURCES			     SOURCES			   <-SOURCES->							SOURCES
				 _______________|	 _______________________|	 __________________|	______|___________________________________       _________|_____________	 
				|			|	  |	|		|		       |       |      |     |	    |	   |      |     |	    |	
				John = ?Joan		Thomasyn  Mary	Nich.      	Honor = Nich.	       Walter  Eliz.  Jane  Johan  Robt   Alice  John   Priscilla   Willm.= Mary			
				b1614| ?ROOSE		b1613     b1619 b1623      	c1621 | DODGE	       c1623   b1624  b1627 b1631  b1634  1637   c1631  c1634	    c1635
				i1701| ?m						      | m1641  	       d1623		    d1643		 i1632
				 ____|							  SOURCES
				|							 _____|_________________________________________________
				John = Joan						|	|	|	|	|	|	|	|
				     | HOOPER						Nich.	Thamsin	Digorie	Roger	Frances	Ouner	Honour	Prisc
				     | m1668						b1642	b1644	b1650	c1655	c1657	c1660	c1661	c1663
														i1656			i1670


13 More Generation 13 families

13	Syselye	= Henry	     Christian 	= Richd	  = Margt = Henry	Grace 	= Arthur
		| ALLEN			| GLASTE  | ?	  | WHINNACOTT		| HAYNE
		| m1579(M)		| m1587(S)| m?	  | m1607(S)		| m1594(M)
	     SOURCES		     SOURCES				    SOURCES
		 _______________________|_______	
		|		|	|	|	
	        Kath.= John	Richd	Roger	John
	        b?   | COSSEN	b1596	b?	b1600	
		     | ?m1614			d1670

14 More Generation 14 families												 __________________________
															|			   |
		Arthur	= Margaret					Alice	= Degory  = Margaret			Priscilla = John	   Joan = Justinian
			| HAMLEY						| RUELL	  | REEDE				  | PAYNE		| BEST
			| m1609(M)					i1620(M)| m1611(S)| m1621(S)			i1685(M)  | m1632 (M)	   i1686| m?
		     SOURCES						    SOURCES						SOURCES			SOURCES
 _______________________|____________		 _______________________________|_______________________		 _________|_____________
|	 | 	   |	    |	     |		|			|		|		|		|		 	|
Samuel	 Justinian John	    Marie    John	John    = ?Thomasine	Philippe	Priscilla	Thomas		Petronel = William    more children?
c1616(T) c1618(T)  c1620(T) c1622(T) c1622(T)	c1612(S)   REED		c1615(S)	c1616(S)	c1619(S)	c?	 | LEY
						?i1671(M)  m1639(M)	i1615(S)			?a1641(S)	i1687	 | i1670
															 ________|_______________
15 More Generation 15 families												|	|	   |	 |
															Mary	Priscilla  John  Arthur
	Alice 	= Richard												c1668	i1669	   c1670 i 1679
		| CHING
		| m1665
	   SOURCES

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Family of Richard and ?

All we have for this family is a solitary baptismal record for a daughter Alice.

?Alice
1573	c. 26Nov1573 Launceston St Thomas. Alice daughter of Richard (Treise) (ER)
	NOTE: Unclear why 'Treise' is in brackets but possibly no surname in Register

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Family of Richard and ?Joan TREASE nee DAWE of St Stephens by Launceston

According to early Trease researchers, Mary, who died in 1593, was the wife of Richard who was buried on the same day. Transcripts from both the Mormon website (IGI) and the Cornwall OPC database state she was the daughter of Richard who was buried on the same day. The IGI transcript also states that she was the same child baptised the previous year. The tentative tree here assumes the latest transcriptions are correct and will be changed if this assumption is proved wrong.

On 20th December 1593, Richard, his daughter Mary, and sister Emma were buried at St Stephens by Launceston. It is surmised that they may have been together in the same house and died in a house fire. Although Richard appears to have died in an accident, he had already made a will, unfortunately now lost. Presumably he made this Will following his marriage implying that he may have been a person of some wealth.

Richard TREASE
1590	m. 16Dec1590 Launceston, St Stephens. Richard Trease and Johan Dawe
1593	i. 20Dec1593 Launceston, St Stephens. Richard TREASE (ER)
1594	Will of Richard TREISE of St Stephens by Launceston now lost.
Sp1. Johan DAWE
	Apart from the marriage register entry nothing more found. She may possibly have remarried following her husband's death assuming she was still alive.
Sister Emma TREASE
1593	i. 20Dec1593 Launceston, St Stephens. Eme TREASE buried, sister ye sayd Richard (ER and COD)

Alice

1591	b. 27Jun1591) Launceston, St Stephens. Alice daur Rich. TREASE (IGI P002221)
1592	i. 06Oct1592)

Marye
1593	b. 22Feb1593) Launceston, St Stephens. Marye daur Rich. TREASE (IGI P002221)
1593	i. 20Dec1593)
1593	i. 20Dec1593 Launceston, St Stephens. (ER Marye TREASE ux sayd Richard buried)
	(COD daughter of ye sayd Rich: TREASE)
	The earlier transcript done by visual inspection shows "ux" instead of "ye". If "ux" is correct then "uxor" is wife.
	Some transcripts bracket together the death of Marye with the baptism of a Marye on 22Feb1593.
	If we trust the later transcripts more than the earlier then this is a young child of Richard not his wife.

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Family of Richard and ? and Joan TREISE nee TURNEY of Launceston St Thomas

Joan, wife of Richard, who died in Launceston St Thomas in June 1618 is thought to be Joan Turney who married Richard Trease in 1602. The Launceston St Thomas baptisms of the children of Richard Trease straddle the period 1595-1608 and may relate to the same Richard. We know that a Richard Trease was in Launceston St Thomas parish in 1573 when his daughter Alice was baptised and that he may also have had a son who could be this Richard.
After daughter Mary's christening in 1608, no further references to this family have been found in Launceston cease apart from references to daughter Deborah and her husband Henry which appear as late as 1668 and 1682. A reference to Richard, son of Richard Trease, a goldsmith in London, has been located but it is a 'long shot' that this could relate to this family : -
i. 30July1630 St Mary Woolnoth, City of London. Richard Trease son of Richard (LMA via Ancestry)

Richard TREASE
1602	m. 30Apr1602 Launceston, St Mary. Richard Trease and Jone Turney (ER and COD)
1602	m. 30Apr1602 Launceston, St Thomas. Richard Trease and Jone Turney
	NOTE: Marriage recorded in both parishes.
Sp1?

?Sp2. Joan TURNEY
1618	i. 25Jun1618 Launceston, St Thomas. Jone w. Richard Treas (ER)

Elizabeth TREASE
1595	c. 07Sep1595 Launceston, St Thomas. Eliz. daughter of Richard (Treise?) (ER)

John TREASE
1597	c. 24Aug1597 Launceston, St Thomas. John son of Richard (Treise?) (ER)

Oliver TREASE
1599	c. 26Dec1599 Launceston, St Thomas. Oliver son of Richard (Treise?) (ER)

Robert TREASE
1602	c. 26Dec1602 Launceston, St Thomas. Robert son of Richard (Treise?) (ER)

Deborah TREASE
1604	c. 18Nov1604 Launceston, St Thomas. Deborah daughter of Richard (Treise?) (ER)
1629	m. 18Jan1629 Launceston, St Mary. Deborah Trease and William Jory (ER and COD)
LINK TO FURTHER INFORMATION

Mary TREASE
1608	c. 08Sep1608 Launceston, St Thomas. Mary daughter of Richard (Treise?) (ER)

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Family of William JORY and Deborah TREASE

Deborah married William JORY, a glover, and appears to have spent the rest of her life in the parish of Launceston St Mary. She had one son, Thomas, and possibly other children so far untraced. Apart from the entries below, no further trace of the name JORY has been found in Launceston. The similar sounding name GERRY appears in connection with the TREASE family of North Petherwin. Leonard GERRY witnessed Dorothy Doubt nee Trease's will and Oliver GREGORY married Mary GERRY in 1723 but so far no connection has been found between them and the JORY family of Launceston.

Deborah TREASE
1604	c. 18Nov1604 Launceston St T. Deborah daughter of Richard (Treise?) (ER)
1629	m. 18Jan1629 Launceston St M. Deborah Trease and William Jory (ER and COD)
1682	i. 25Jan1682 Launceston St M. Debora JORY, wid., an aged woman (COD)
Sp. William JORY
1641/2	Protestation Return Launceston St Mary. William JORY (COD)
1668	i. 25Sep1668 Launceston St M. William JORY, glover (COD)

Thomas JORYE
1641/2	Protestation Return Launceston St Mary. Thomas JORY (COD)
1656	m. 26May1656 Launceston St Mary. Thomas JORYE, son of William, and Eedeth HOOPER (COD - Phillimores)
?1711	i. 24Feb1711 Launceston St Thomas. Thomas JORY (COD)

Sp. Edith HOOPER
In 1668 John EDGECOMBE, grandson of Thamsin Edgecombe nee TREISE, married Joan HOOPER daughter of William and Radigon. So far Edith HOOPER'S parents are unknown but there may possibly be a connection.
1663	i. 4Jun1663 Launceston St Stephen. Edith JORY wife of Thomas (COD)

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Family of Robert TREASE and Jane WHALE

This Robert is thought to be the same Robert who is recorded as having a tailor's shop in Launceston simply because he is the only Robert Trease recorded in the local parish registers at that time. He seems to be amongst the best of tailors as he had the Sheriff of Cornwall as a customer. Strangely although baptism records start from 1568 in St Stephens, there is only the one baptismal entry and that fits the 1590 marriage in the parish of St Mary Launceston.

We know that his wife Jane, nee WHALE, died in 1618. In 1643, 53 years after Robert married her, William Treise married another Jane WHALE in Stoke Climsland. WHALE is not a common name in the area and it seems probable that both marriages are connected in some way. Some research into the WHALE family is included here. The marriage of Robert TREAZE and Martha BOWNSALL six years later is thought to be his remarriage possibly to an older woman as no childen are recorded from this marriage. The 15 year gap between the two possible children of his first marriage seems strange. Possibly any other children died during or shortly after birth and their baptisms at home were omitted from the parish registers.

Robert TREASE
1590	m. 10May1590 St Mary, Launceston. Robert TREYES and Jane WHALE (COD Phillimores)
bef1602	Reskymer Papers (ff. 1-217): Robert Trease to [? John] Reskymer. Requests him to send the money due for making clothes. Launceston.
	NOTE: Reskymer is the sheriff of Corwall until he dies in 1602 so presumably Robert makes high quality goods. (NA SP 46/58/fo 143)
1602	10Feb1601/2 Lease for 200 years. (CRO BW/17/1)
	(1) Robt Hocken, gent, mayor and commonaltye to (2) Robt Trease of Launceston, tailor. Consideration: �7 5s. Rent: 20s. Tenement or shop with three stalls in the Borough between Southgate street and the High street late in occ Wm Braye of Werrington, Devon.
?1624	m. 06Feb1624 St Mary, Launceston . Robert Treaze and Martha Bownsall (BROWNSALL - FMP) (ER, COD, and FMP)
?1641/2	St Mary, Launceston. Protestation Return Mar 1641/42. Robert TRESSE. (COD not ER)

Sp1. Jane WHALE
1618	i. 21Apr1618 St Thomas Launceston. Jane w. Robt. TREASE (TBA)

?Sp2.Martha BOWNSALL

Thomas
1590/1	b. 02Mar1590/1 St Stephens, Launceston. Thomas son of Robert TREASE (IGI P002221)

?Margaret
1605	c. 13Oct1605 Launceston St Thomas. Margaret daughter of Robert (Treise?) (ER)
	NOTE: the 15 year gap between this baptism and that of Thomas seems strange. Could the father's name have been mistranscribed in the earlier research instead of "Richard"

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Family of John TREASE and Johan BECKLYE

Baptisms before 1582 seem to be missing so there may be more children. It appears that John's first wife Mary LYTTACOT died within a year of their marriage possibly as a result of a difficult childbirth and John remarried to Johan.
A visual inspection of the Stoke Climsland register, most pages of which are illegible or partly missing, reveals the marriage of John Beckly to Jone Trayes (date illegible but previous entry is September 1559). It is felt that John's second wife Johan Becklye may be related to John Beckly. She may be a sister or a daughter. It is felt unlikely that she is his wife as there would be a span of 38 years from her first marriage to her last child.
The 5 year+ gap between the births of heir first child, Alice, and the next, Thamsyn, seems improbable - there may be missing children.

John TREASE
1574	m. 15Jan1574 St Stephens, Launceston. John TREASE and Mary LYTTACOT (Phillimores)
1576	m. 22Oct1576 St Stephens, Launceston. John TREASE and Johan BECKLYE (Phillimores)
1597	i. 14Sep1597 St Stephens, Launceston. John TREASE(TBA)
1598	w. John Treise of St Stephen by Launceston

Sp1. Mary LYTTACOT
1575	i. 23Jan1575 St Stephens, Launceston Marye TREASE wife of John(IGI P002221)

Sp2. Johan BECKLYE
See above.

Alice

1577	i. 13Dec1577 St Stephens, Launceston. Alice TREASE daur of John TREASE(IGI P002221)

Thamsyn
1582	c. 25Apr1582 St Stephens, Launceston. Thomasine (Thamsyn) daur of John TREASE (IGI P002221)
1613	m. 09Nov1613 St Stephens, Launceston. Thomasine TREASE and John EDGECOMBE (COD Phillimores)
LINK TO FURTHER INFORMATION

Katherine
1584	c. 25Nov1584 St Stephens, Launceston. Katherine daur of John TREASE (IGI P002221)
1652	Admon. Katherine Treise of St Thomas by Launceston (PCC)

Johan
1588	c. 25Jul1588 St Stephens, Launceston. Johan daur of John TREASE (IGI P002221)
?1610	m. ?1610 St Stephens, Launceston Joan TRESE and Edward PERNE (COD Phillimores)
LINK TO FURTHER INFORMATION

Maude
1591	c. 27Jun1591 St Stephens, Launceston. Maude daur of John TREASE (IGI P002221)
	NOTE: 25Jul1591 (ER)
1605	i. 21Mar1605 St Stephens, Launceston Mawd TREASE (ER)

Robert
1594	c. 01Sep1594 St Stephens, Launceston Robert son of John TREASE (IGI P002221)
1622	m. 22Jan1622 St Stephens, Launceston Robert TREASE and Johan SOUTHWOOD (COD Phillimores)
LINK TO FURTHER INFORMATION

Priscilla
1597	c. 04Oct1597 St Stephens, Launceston Priscilla daur of John TREASE (IGI P002221)
1628	m. 09Sep1628 Kilkhampton. Ed. Buse and Priscilla Trease (COD Phillimores)
LINK TO FURTHER INFORMATION

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Family of Thomasine TREASE and John EDGECOMBE

Thomasine was the daughter of John and Johan TREASE nee BECKLYE. Currently her grandparents are not known. She is thought to be the same Thomasine who married John Edgecombe in 1613 who appears to be the son of Roger Edgecombe christened in 1588 in the parish of St Stephens by Launceston. One Roger Edgecombe both witnessed and performed the inventory of the Will of Richard Glaste who is thought to have married Christian Trease in the same parish in 1587. Whilst this is only circumstantial evidence it may point to a family link between Thomasine and Christian.

The John EDGECOMBE, thought to be their grandson, married Joan HOOPER the daughter of William and Radigon HOOPER of Linkinhorne (per details of a marriage settlement of 1668 regarding land in Clovelly) . In February 1644, one William HOOPER, almost certainly her father, witnessed the wills both of Edward TREASE and of Sampson TREASE, his nephew, both yeomen of Stoke Climsland. It was Edward's wish that William HOOPER perform the task of overseer of his Will so William must have been a trusted friend or relative. Although again only circumstantial evidence it may indicate a family link with the Trease family of Stoke Climsland.

Thamsyn TREASE
1582	c. 25Apr1582 St Stephens, Launceston. Thamsyn daur of John TREASE (IGI P002221)
1613	m. 09Nov1613 St Stephens, Launceston. Thomasine TREASE and John EDGECOMBE (COD Phillimores)

Sp. John EDGECOMBE
His parents : -
1583	m. 15Feb1583 St Stephen's, Launceston. Roger EDGECOMBE and Johan MOUNSE (also referred to as MOHUN)
1640	i. 16Jan1640 St Stephen's, Launceston. Jaon EDGECOMBE, wife of Roger (COD)
1640	Will and Inventory of Joan EDGECOMBE (CRO AP/E/185)
1640	i. 08Dec1640 St Stephen's, Launceston. Roger EDGECOMBE (COD)
1640	Will and Inventory of Roger EDGECOMBE (CRO AP/E/524)
John's baptism (burial not found) : -
1588	c. 05Oct1588 St Stephen's, Launceston. John EDGECOMBE son of Roger (IGI P00222-1)
?1642	March 1641/2 John Edgcumbe (Protestation Return Launceston St Mary)
	NOTE: Possibly his son
?1664	Hearth Tax Launceston St Stephens. Richard HAM clerk 7ex
	now John EDGCUMBE has 3 of them and Nich. JEFFREY the other 4. New taxpayer John EDGCUMBE in his dwelling house and at Cargentall (COD) NOTE: Possibly his son

John EDGECOMBE
1614	c. 09Mar1614 St Stephens, Launceston John son of John EDGECOMBE (IGI P002221)
1642	March 1641/2 John Edgcumbe (Protestation Return Launceston St Mary)
	NOTE: Possibly his father
?1664	Hearth Tax Launceston St Stephens. Richard HAM clerk 7ex
	now John EDGCUMBE has 3 of them and Nich. JEFFREY the other 4. New taxpayer John EDGCUMBE in his dwelling house and at Cargentall (COD) NOTE: Possibly his father
?Sp. Joan ROOSE
She is recorded as John's wife in what appears to be well researched information on the Internet.
?Son John EDGECOMBE
He is recorded as John and Joan's son in what appears to be well researched information on the Internet.
?Daur-in-law Joan nee HOOPER
There is a 1668 marriage settlement between (NAI B503/2)
	1. Radigon Hooper of Linkinhorn, Cornwall, widow of William Hooper. Johan Hooper, their daughter. 2. John Edgcombe of Cargontall, Cornwall, gent. Premises: Property in Bursdon. Consideration: Marriage between Johan Hooper and John Edgcombe. Date: 15 June 20 Chas II.
The following may also be connected:- .. Bargain and sale 1584/5 (NAI B503/1)
	1. John Wilcocks of Burrysdon, Hartland, husbandman. 2. William Hooper of Clovelly, yeoman. Premises: Burrysdon. Consideration: 40 Marks. 8 February 27 Eliz I.
.. PCC will for William Hooper gentleman of Linkinhorne 1658 (PROB 11/278)

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Family of Joan TREASE and Edward PERNE

Joan is the daughter of John and Johan TREASE nee BECKLYE. Currently her grandparents are not known.

Joan TREASE
1588	b. 25Jul1588 St Stephens, Launceston. Johan daur of John TREASE (IGI P002221)
?1610	m. ?1610 St Stephens, Launceston. Joan TRESE and Edward PERNE (COD Phillimores)
1645	Her husband does not mention her in his will so it appears she died before 24Jan1644/5
Sp.Edward PERNE
1644/5	24Jan1644/5 Makes his Will
1647	i. 14Aug1647 St Stephens, Launceston. Edward PERNE (COD)
?1648	Will & Inventory of Edward PEARON of St Stephens by Launceston (CRO AP/P/960)

Thomasyn PERN
1613	b. 06Mar1613 St Stephens, Launceston. Thomasyn daur of Edward PERN (IGI P002221)
1655	31Dec1655 Kilkhampton. Her Aunt Priscilla leaves her a bequest when she drafts her Will (CRO AP/B/1307)
Mary PARREN
1619	b. 08Aug1619 St Stephens, Launceston. Mary daur of Edwarde PARREN (IGI P002221)
Nicholas PARNE
1623	b. 10Jan1623 St Stephens, Launceston. Nicholas son of Johan and Edward PARNE (IGI P002221)
?1685	10Jun1685 St Stephens, Launceston. Lease of house called the penthouse alias the three guns
	Between Sir William Morice of Werrington and Nicholas Pearne of St Stephen, weaver. Lives: Lessee's daughter Alice and her daughter Mary

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Will and Inventory of Edward Perne

WILL

In the name of God Amen I Edward PEARON in the parish of St Stephens by Launceston in the County of Cornwall being sick of body but thanks be to God sound and perfect of memory not knowing how long I shall be dissolved and leave this transitory world and for the better -- my house in order when --- it shall please God --- and --- --- miserable world do make this my last Will and Testament in manner following
First my soul to God I bequeath --- to be saved by the merits and passion of my saviour Jesus Christ --- my body to the ground to be buried after the manner of Christian burial

Item I do give to my daughter Thomazen ten pence
Item I give to my son Nicholas PEARON ten shillings and the bed performed wherein I do now lie
Item I do bequeath to my cousin Joan PEARON my brother's daughter ten shillings to be paid her within one year after my death
Item I give to the poor of the parish of St Stephens aforesaid two shillings
As the rest of my goods and chattels not hereby given nor bequeathed I do hereby give and bequeath unto my daughter Mary PEARON whom I make my whole Executrix

In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal and published the same as my last Will and Testament --- the 24th day of January AD1644

Thos HORWELL
Samuel ROGERS
The sign P of Edward PEARON

INVENTORY

An Inventory of the Goods and Chattels of Edward PEARON late of St Stephens by Launceston in the County of Cornwall deceased taken and prised by Nicholas PHILLIP and Thomas HORWELL the 24th day of August 1647

Inventory items to be transcribed

Total �12 - 6s - 10d

Nicholas PHILLIP
Thos HORWELL

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Family of Robert TREASE and Johan SOUTHWOOD

Although Robert is shown with a first wife Pasco, this is highly speculative. See notes on Launceston families

Robert TREASE

1594	b. 01Sep1594 St Stephens Launceston. Robert son of John TREASE (IGI P002221)
1622	m. 22Jan1622 St Stephens Launceston, Robert TREASE and Johan SOUTHWOOD (COD Phillimores)
1633	Lease (PWDRO 460/85)
	1 Arthur Seccombe of the Borough of Newport within the parish of St Stephens near Launceston, gent
	2 Robert Treis of the said borough of Newport, yeoman
	Consideration: surrender of former lease and yearly rent
	All that Mansion House now divided into three tenements with three little orchards, gardens and 'Hompleicks' thereunto belonging, situate in Borough of Newport in parish of St Stephens near Launceston, sometime in the tenure of one Nicholas Hocking, merchant
	Lives: Elizabeth, Jane and Johane Treis daughters of Robert
	Rents: 3/4d payable to Receiver Generall for the county of Cornwall and 6/8d due to the said Arthur Seccombe
	NOTE: It is curious that the lives are those of only three daughters and not his wife nor his first daughter. It may be that Robert the father of Honer is not this Robert.
1641	Launceston, St Stephens. Robert TREISE (1641/2 Protestation Return)
1645	1645 Will of Robert Trease of St Stephen by Launceston, Inventory. Unfortunately the will has not survived.

?Sp. Pasco
She and a Robert Trease are named as father and mother of Honer Trease but that Robert may not be the Robert who married Joan Southwood.

Sp. Johan SOUTHWOOD
1660	i. 24Mar1660 St Stephens Launceston. Joan TREASE widow TBA

Honer

1622	c. 10Jan1621/2 Launceston St S. Honor Trease daughter of Robert and Pascho (ER and IGI P002221)
1641	m. 27Jun1641 Launceston St S. Honer Treise and Nicholas Dodge (FMP and ors)
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Walter
1623	b. 19Oct1623) St Stephens Launceston. Walter son Robt, and Joane TREASE (IGI P002221)
1623	i. 12Dec1623)

Elizabeth
1624	b. 24Nov1624 St Stephens Launceston. Elizabeth daur Robert TREASE (IGI P002221)
1633	Alive (per father's lease)
?1640	i. 20Jun1640 St Stephens, Launceston Elizabeth TREISE (TBA)
	NOTE: No relationship given in burial details.

Jane
1627	b. 02Dec1627 St Stephens, Launceston Jane daur Robert TREASE (IGI P002221)
1633	Alive (per father's lease)

Johan
1631	b. 11Dec1631 ) St Stephens, Launceston Johan daur Robert and Johan TREASE (IGI P002221)
1633	Alive (per father's lease)
1642/3	i. 16Mar1642/3) St Stephens, Launceston Johan daur Robert and Johan TREASE (IGI P002221)

Robert
1633/4	b. 16Mar1633/4 St Stephens, Launceston Robert son Robert and Johan TREASE (IGI P002221)
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?1660	Poll Tax, St Stephen by Launceston Parish, Hundred of East. Robert Treas and wife 1 (ER) See notes on Launceston families.

Alice
1637	b. 14Dec1637 St Stephens, Launceston Alice daur Robert and Johan TREASE (IGI P002221)

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Family of Honor TREASE and Nicholas DODGE

Honor TREASE

1622	b. 10Jan1622 St Stephens, Launceston. Honor daur Robert and Pascho TREASE (IGI P002221)
1641	m. 27Jun1641 St Stephens, Launceston. Honer TREISE and Nicholas DODGE (Phillimores)
1684	i. 24Dec1684 St Stephens, Launceston. Honer DODGE wife of Nicholas (COD)


Nicholas DODGE
1642	Protestation Return. St Stephens by Launceston. Nicholas DODGE (COD)
1664	Hearth Tax. St Stephens by Launceston. Nicolas DODGE 2 ex (COD)

Nicholas DODGE

1642	c. 20Nov1642 St Stephens, Launceston. Nicholas son of Nicholas DODGE (IGI P002221)
1666	m. 09Jul1666 St Stephens, Launceston. Nicholas DODGE and Honour VENTON (COD)
1684	i. 29Jan1684 St Stephens by Launceston. Honor DODGE wife of Nicholas the younger (COD)

Tamsin DODGE
1644	c. 08Dec1644) St Stephens, Launceston. Tamsin daur of Nicholas DODGE (IGI P002221)
1649	i. 10May1649)

Digorie DODGE
1650	c. 02Jun1650 St Stephens, Launceston. Digorie son of Nicholas DODGE (IGI P002221)

Roger DODGE
1655	c. 16Sep1655) St Stephens, Launceston. Roger son of Nicholas DODGE (IGI P002221)
1656	i. 11Dec1656)

Frances DODGE
1657	c. 28Oct1657) St Stephens, Launceston. Frances daur of Nicholas DODGE (IGI P002221)

Ouner DODGE
1660	c. 30Apr1660) St Stephens, Launceston. Ouner daur of Nicholas DODGE (IGI P002221)

Honour DODGE
1661	c. 18Oct1661) St Stephens, Launceston. Honour daur of Nicholas DODGE (IGI P002221)
1670	i. 06Jul1670)

Prescella DODGE
1663	c. 22Jan1663) St Stephens, Launceston. Prescella daur of Nicholas DODGE (IGI P002221)

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Family of Henry and Syselye ALLEN Nee TRES

All we have so far is a record that they married.

Syselye TRES

1579	m. 28Sep1579 Launceston St M. Sys/elye Tres and Henry Allen (ER and COD)
Henry ALLEN
See other references to name Allen

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Family of Arthur and Grace HAYNE Nee TRAYS

Grace TRAYS

1594	m. 21Oct1594 Launceston St M. Grace Trayes and Arthur Hayne (FMP and others)
Arthur HAYNE
Nothing more known

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Family of Richard and Christian GLASTE nee Treise and Margaret GLASTE nee ?

A solitary marriage register entry is the only reference to Christian Trease. It seems that she died young and her husband Richard remarried. Richard himself died young. His Will, written on the 7th March 1606/7, indicates he was a farmer, married to Margaret, and that his sons were born from 1596 onward, the baptism date of Richard, the first named son in the will. A daughter Katherine, named in the Will, may have been from his first marriage and and there may have been other married daughters not mentioned in his Will. Katherine may also be the Katherine who married in North Petherwin, an adjacent parish

It is thought that Richard's first wife, Christian TREASE, may be related to the nearby Trease families of Pattacott, North Petherwin or of Castle Milford, Egloskerry. Roger Edgecombe and Timothy Veal, both of whom witnessed his Will and carried out the Inventory, were presumably friends and/or neighbours. Roger Edgecombe may be the same Roger whose son John Edgecombe married Thamsin Trease at St Stephens by Launceston in 1613.

Richard GLAST

His ancestry is unknown - following persons may be related: -
	c. 13Oct1600 Launceston St S. Johan Glast daur of Honor Glast (IGI P002221)
	1608 Will, Administration and Inventory of Margery Glaste widow of Warbstow. (CRO AP/G/102). Possibly his mother.
1587	m. 03Feb1587 Launceston St S. Christian Trease and Richard Glaste (ER)
1607	13Apr1607 Probate of the Will of Richard Glast
Sp1 Christian TREASE
Nothing more known but she is very probably related to the North Petherwin or Castle Milford Trease families.
Sp2 Margaret ?
Mothers with young families to support often rapidly remarried after their husband's early death. This marriage fits such a remarriage for Margaret : -
1607	m. 10Aug1607 St Stephens by Launceston. Margaret Glaste and Henry WHINNACOTT(COD Phillimores)
1642	i. 13May1642 St Stephens by Launceston. Margerett WINNACOTT wife of Henery (COD).

Katherine GLAST

The only daughter named in her father's will. Possibly her marriage is the entry below
1614	m. 27Jul1614 North Petherwin. Katherine Glaste and John Cossen (COD BTs)

Richard GLAST
1596	c. 10Jan1596 Launceston St S. Richard Glast son of Rich. Glast (IGI P002221)

Roger GLAST
The second named son in his father's will.

John GLAST
1600	c. 24Dec1600 Launceston St S. John Glast son of Ric. Glast (IGI P002221)
1670	Administration and Inventory of John Glaste of St. Stephens by Launceston (CRO AP/G/734)

? GLAST
Possibly a baby who died
1603	c. 08May1603 Launceston St S. ... Glast daur of Richard Glast (IGI P002221)

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Family of Arthur and Margaret TREASE nee HAMLEY

An Arthur TREISE married Elizabeth PALMER in Stoke Climsland in 1612 and the administration of Arthur TREISE of Stoke Climsland is granted in 1689. It is thought there may be a connection between those events and this Arthur. The marriage recorded in Stoke Climsland may even be a second marriage of the same Arthur.

Arthur TREASE

1609	m. 27Nov1609 Launceston St M. Arthur Trease and Margaret Hamley (ER and COD)
Sp. Margaret HAMLEY

Samuel TREASE

1616	c. 22Dec1616 Launceston St T. Samuel son of Arthur (Treise?) (ER)

Justinian TREASE
1618	c. 11Mar1618 Launceston St T. Justinian son of Arthur (Treise?) (ER)

John TREASE
1620	c. 09Nov1620 Launceston St T. Jno. son of Arthur (Treise?) (ER)

Marie TREASE
1622	c. 11Aug1622 Launceston St T. Marie daughter of Arthur (Treise?) (ER)

John TREASE
1622	c. 29Nov1623 Launceston St T. Jno. son of Arthur (Treise?) (ER)

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Family of Alice TREASE and Degory RUELL

Alice TREASE

Currently Alice's parents are not known
1611	m. 26Nov1611 St Stephens, Launceston Alice TREASE and Degory RUELL (COD Phillimores)
1620	i. 21Nov1620 Launceston St Mary. Alice RULE wife of Digory (COD)

Sp. Degory RUELL
1621	m. St Stephens, Launceston. Degory RULE and Margaret REEDE
	also m. 14Jul1622 Launceston St Mary. John RAWLE and Elizabeth FLYNGER (COD) -related?
	and m. 13May1614 Launceston St Stephens. Phillipe RAWLE and Katheryn BECKLIE (COD - Phillimores)
	and i. 14May1614 Launceston St Mary. Margerie RULE wife of James and i. 09Sep1619 Launceston St mary James RULE
1641/2	Protestation Return. St Stephens by Launceston. Digorie RULE (COD)
	i. 22Sep1649 Launceston St Stephen. Digorie RULE (COD)

Sp2. Margaret REEDE
1645	i. 10Mar1645 Launceston St Stephens. Margarett RULE, wife of Digorie (COD)
?Sp3. Alice ..
1647	i. 20Apr1647. Launceston St Stephens. Alice RULE wife of Digorie (COD)

John RUELL

1612	c. 13May1612 St Stephens, Launceston John son of Degory RUELL (IGI P002221)
?1639	m. Launceston St Mary. John RAWLE and Thomasine REED (COD)
1641	Protestation Returns. John RULE - Launceston St Stephens.. AND .. John RAWL Launceston St Mary. (COD)
1671	i. 01Feb1671. Launceston St Mary. John RAWL (COD)

Philippe RULE
1615	c. Feb1615 ) St Stephens, Launceston Philippe son of Digorie RULE (IGI P002221)
1615	i. 21Jun1615) NOTE: Burial 09Jun1615 (per COD)

Prescilla RULE
1616	c. 19Aug1616 St Stephens, Launceston Prescilla daur of Digorie RULE (IGI P002221)

Phillipp RULE
1650	i. 09Jun1650 Launceston St Stephens Philipp RULE son of Digorie

Thomas RULE
1619	b. 09Dec1619 St Stephens, Launceston Thomas son of Dygory RULE (IGI P002221)
1641/2	Protestation Return. Launceston St Stephens. Thomas RULE

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Family of John and Priscilla PAYNE Nee TREASE

Priscilla TREASE

1632	m. 18Jun1632 St Mary, Launceston. Priscilla Trease and John Payne
	(COD, ER:18/19Jun)
1664	Hearth Tax Return. Launceston Borough. Prescilla Payne.
	1 poor not rated etc but tenants to George MOORTON
	New taxpayer George MOORTON (COD)
1685	i. 02Apr1685 Launceston St Mary. Priscilla Payne, widow (COD)
1685	Will and Inventory of Prisatle Payne, widow of Launceston (CRO AP/P/1617)
John PAYNE
1641/2	Protestation return Launceston St Mary. John PAYNE (COD)
?1662	Administration and Inventory of John Payne of Launceston (CRO AP/P/1043)

Petronel PAYNE

1687	i. 16Sep1687 Launceston St Mary. Petronel LEA widow
	(COD, BTs:LEY)
Sp. William LEY
1670	i. 20Feb1670 Launceston St Mary. William LEY

Daughter Mary LEY
1668	c. 19May1668 Launceston St Mary. Mary LEY
	d/o William, Shoemaker
Daughter Pracilla LEY

1669	i. 21Jun1669 Launceston St Mary. Pracilla LEY
	daughter of Williams LEY shoemaker
Son John LEY
1670	c. 12Apr1670 Launceston St Mary. John LEY
Son Arthur LEY
1679	i. 02Aug1679 Launceston St Mary. Arthur LEY s/o William LEY deceased

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Administration and Inventory of John Payne

First paragraph is in Latin and appears to be standard wording with following inserts : -
Pricillam Payne -- de Lauceston uidnam et Andreum Shrive de --
yeoman

The condition of this obligation (?) is such -- if Prisilla Payne
the widow relict and administratrix of all and singular the goods
chattels and debts of John Payne late of Launceston deceased
..etc

Sealed signed and delivered
in the presence of
Obadiah Kry--
Thomas G--

the sign "O" Prisilla Payne
Andrew Shrive

Inventory of John Payne

An Inventory of the Goods and Chattels -uch John PAYNE of Launceston was possessed of at his death made & taken by Andrew SHRIVE, Justinian BEST, Francis OLIVER, and Jogn BALL the 24th day of October 1661.

Imprimis
His purse and girdle and wearing)	02:00:00
apparel. Forty Shillings	)	
1 Bed and standing bedstead
with curtains and valances and all

--- rest of inventory not yet transcribed ---

					18=19=00
Andrew Shrive
John Ball
Francis Olliver
Justinian Best

---another page of inventory with numerous small items valued mainly in shillings ---


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Will of Priscilla Payne nee Trease

In the name of God Amen I Priscilla PAYNE of the borough of Dunheved alias Launceston in the County of Cornwall widow
being sick of body but of perfect memory do make and ordain this my Will and Testament in manner and form following

First I bequeath my soul into the hands of Almighty God and my body to christian burial 

Item  I give unto my Grandson John LEA son of William LEA deceased the sum of ten pounds to be paid him when he shall 
accomplish the age of one and twenty years

Item I give unto my granddaughter Mary LEA sister to the above named John LEA the sum of ten pounds to be paid her at 
her marriage day provided she marry according to her mothers liking and by her consent

Item I give to my sister Joane BEST widow one -ad cloth coat and one cloth waistcoat

All the rest of my goods and chattels I give and bequeath unto my daughter Pettronell LEA widow and do make and ordain 
her whole and sole executrix of this of this (sic) my last will and testament witness my hand and 
seal this eighteenth day of March one thousand six hundred eighty and four 1684 

Published sealed and delivered in presence of us

John BALL

William LUCE

Martha BALL



the sign (square) of Priscilla PAYNE


INVENTORY


A true and perfect inventory of all and singular the goods and chattels which were of Priscilla Payne of Dunheved alias
Launceston widow taken and appraised by John BALL of Launceston aforesaid Mercer and Richard Kingdon of St Stephens near
Launceston yeoman the fifth day of may in the first year of the reign of our Sovereign Lord King James the Second over 
England -- 1685


Imprimis	Her purse girdle and wearing apparel			 3 - 10 - 0

Item		Four feather beds performed with two pairs of
		Curtains and Wallenie & one dust bed		    	12 - 05 - 0

Item 		Two dozen of pewter both great and small		01 - 18 - 0

Item		In Brass pots and Kettles & warming pan			02 - 05 - 0

Item		In Iron wear						00 - 03 - 0

Item 		In Timber wear						01 - 06 - 8

Item		In debts good and bad and some small things by		02 - 08 - 0
		us unseen and unappraised				-----------

						Sum Total		23 - 15 - 8

John Ball
the sign R Richard Kingdon					



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Family of Justinian and Joan BEST Nee TREASE

Priscilla PAYNE nee TREASE makes a bequest to her widowed sister Joan BEST in her Will of 1684. Joan herself died in 1686.
Her husband is believed to be Justinian, an innkeeper of Launceston, who died in 1678 and who performed the inventory of the 
estate of Joan's brother in law, John Payne of Launceston. Both Joan and her husband left Wills. Neither Will has been inspected yet.
Joan's Will may possibly reveal more Trease relatives particularly if she had no surviving children.
No children of this marriage have been found.


   
Joan TREASE
1686 i. 19Nov1686 Launceston St Mary. Joan BEST wid. (COD)
1686 Will and Inventory of Joan BEST widow of Launceston Borough (CRO AP/B/2106a)
Sp. Justinian BEST
1686 i. 02Sep1678 Launceston St Mary. Justinian BEST wid. (COD)
1686 Will and Inventory of Joan BEST widow of Launceston Borough (CRO AP/B/2106a)





Family of Priscilla TREASE and Edward BUSE

Priscilla Trease is the daughter of John and Johan TREASE nee BECKLYE. She married a miller, Edward Buse, 
at Kilkhampton on 09Sep1628. The location 'Buse's Mill' still exists in Kilkhampton.

In her will she granted a bequest to kinswoman Thamsin Pearn. The most likely relationship is that Thamsin is her niece, the daughter of 
Priscilla's sister Joan who married Edward Pearne in 1610. It would seem that Thamsin who was born about 1613 and 
would have been unmarried and over 40 when Priscilla made her will was the most needy of Priscilla's close relatives. The John Bewes who 
performed the inventory for Robert Trease who died in 1644 may also be related perhaps her late husband's brother.


   
Priscilla TREASE
1597 c. 04Oct1597 St Stephens, Launceston Priscilla daur of John TREASE (IGI P002221)
1628 m. 09Sep1628 Kilkhampton. Ed. Buse and Priscilla Trease (COD Phillimores)
1655 31Dec1655 Kilkhampton. Makes her Will (CRO AP/B/1307)
1656 i. 03Jan1656 Kilkhampton. Priscilla Buse (COD)
1656 05Jan1655/6 Inventory made
1660 24Jan1660. Probate of Will
Edward BUSE
1639 i. 16Nov1639 Kilkhampton. Edwarde BUSE (COD)
1639 Inventory of Edward Bewes, miller of Kilkhampton (CRO AP/B/974)



   
John BUSE
1631 c. 11May1631 Kilkhampton. John BUSE son of Edwarde and Priscilla (COD)
1632 i. 20Nov1632 Kilkhampton. John BUSE (COD)
   
Priscilla BUSE
1634 c. 30Mar1634 Kilkhampton. Priscilla BUSE daur of Edwarde and Priscilla (COD)
   
William BUSE
1634 c. 28Feb1635 Kilkhampton. Wilme BUSE son of Edwarde and Priscilla (COD)
The following entries have yet to be unravelled.
1664 i. 03Nov1664 Kilkhampton. William Buse (COD)
1674 c. 10Sep1674 Kilkhampton. Priscilla BUSE daur of Will: and Mary (COD)

1694 i. 22Sep1694 Kilkhampton.  William BUSE of Upcott(COD)
1695 Administration and inventory of  of William Buse of Kilkhampton (CRO AP/B/2416)
1710 m. 07Jun1710 Kilkhampton. Priscilla BUSE and Charles Burnard (COD)
1735 i. 12Sep1735 Kilkhampton. William Bews Miller (COD)





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Family of Richard and Alice CHING Nee TRESE

The only definite record we have of this Alice is that she married Richard CHING in 1665 in Poughill. No baptisms of any children have been found nor has any
record of her death. Several records of Richard CHING have been found in the area but none have been definitely identified as being of Alice's husband.

   
Alice TRESE
1665 	m. 21Sep1665 Poughill. Richard CHINGE of Stratton and Alyce TRESE of Stratton(ER)
		NOTE: Phillimores record the name as CRESE but this apparently was checked and felt to be incorrect (ER)
Stratton Church Account (CRO P216/25/212) : -
1679  - gave Tho: SHEPHERD with his apprentice Alice CHING her daughter �1
1694  - gave then to Grace CHING to goe to the water by lower St Cullone to seek help for her legg 10s 0d for a horse to ride her there
Richard CHING
?1641/2 Protestation return Stratton. Richard CHING (COD)
?1682 i. 24Sep1682 Morwenstow. Richard CHING (COD)
?1683 i. 10Dec1683 Kilkhampton. Richard CHING (COD)
?1676 i. 25Feb1676/7 Poughill. Rich CHING (ER)
NOTE: This entry, nor anything remotely like it, does not appear in the COD transcript , so without confirmation of its provenance it should be treated with caution.
?1683 Administration of Richard CHING of Stratton (CRO)



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FAMILIES in PLYMPTON ST MARY area (1620 - 1703)

A run of early register entries at Plympton St Mary help us to establish that a Trease family lived in that area from around 1620 (and possibly earlier) until about 1703. Whence they came and whither they went has yet to be established.

John	=	Elizabeth
	|
     SOURCES
 _______|_______________________________________________________________________
|	|	|			|			|	|	|
John	Agnes	Gregory = Honor		Eliz. = Thomas		John	Agnes	Frances = Margaret
c1620	c1621	c1624	| HOOPER?	c1628 | GLANFIELD	c1631	c1635	c1637	|	
			| m1655								|
		    SOURCES							    SOURCES
 _______________________|_______________				 _______________|_______________________________________________________________________________
|	|		|	|	|				|	|	|	|	|	|	|	|	|	|		|	|		
Mordica	John = Prudence	Hannah	Miriam	Jonathan = Amy	     = Eliz.	Nath.	John	Francis	Eliz.	Jane	Henry	Marie	Dorothy	John	Nathaniel = ?	Ann	Joan
c1656	c1662| m?	c1665	c1667	c1669	 | TUCKERMAN |m?	c1662	c1664	c1665	c1667	c1669	c1671	c1673	c1675	c1678	c1681	  |	c1685	c1688	
	     |		d1668		i1742	 | m1693     |												  |
	     |				      SOURCES				               								SOURCES
	 ____|		 ________________________|           |										 _________________|
	|		|	|	|		     |										|	|
	Margaret	Mary 	Frances	James		     Eliz.									Joan	Grace
	c1689		c1695	c1697	c1699		     c1703									c1701	c1703

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Family of John & Elizabeth TREASE

John TREASE

Sp. Elizabeth ..?

	John TRESE
	1620	c. 17Oct1620 Plympton St Mary. 	John Trese son of John and Elizabeth (IGI C051971)
		NOTE: Presumably died, in view of 1631 baptism.

	Agnes TREESE
	1621	c. 29Jan1621 Plympton St Mary.	Agnes Trese daughter of John and Elizabeth (ER)
		NOTE: On (ER) but not found on IGI

	Gregory TREAS
	1624	c. 28Apr1624 Plympton St Mary.	Gregory Treas son of John and Elizabeth (IGI C051971)
	1655	m. 22Sep1655 Plympton St Mary.	Gregory TREASE married Honor HOOPER (FMP img)

	Elizabeth TREAS
	1628	c. 14Dec1628 Plympton St Mary.	Elizabeth Treas daughter of John and Elizabeth (IGI C051971)
	1652	m. 11Apr1652 Plympton St Mary.	Elizabeth Trees married Thomas GLANFIELD (IGI M051971)

	John TRAYES
	1631	c. 12Dec1631 Plympton St Mary.	John Trayes son of John (IGI C051971)

	Agnes TRESE
	1635	c. 26Jun1635 Plympton St Mary.	Agnis Trese daughter of John (IGI C051971)
		NOTE: 26Jul1635 (ER)

	Francis TRESE
	1637	c. 02Nov1637 Plympton St Mary.	Francis Trese son of John (IGI C051971)

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Family of Gregory TREASE & Honor HOOPER

Gregory TREASE
1624	c. 28Apr1624 Plympton St Mary.	Gregory Treas son of John and Elizabeth (IGI C051971)
1655	m. 22Sep1655 Plympton St Mary.	Gregory TREASE married Honor HOOPER (FMP img)
	
Honor HOOPER

	Mordica TREESE
	1656	c. 03Feb1656 Plympton St Mary.	Mordica Creese daughter of Gregory and Honor (IGI C051971)
		NOTE: Not on (ER) - this is the only Gregory and Honor child that is not TR**S

	John TREESE
	1662	c. 25Nov1662  Plympton St Mary.	John Treese son of Gregorie and Honor (IGI C051971)

	Hannah TREESE
	1665	c. 16Jul1665  Plympton St Mary.	Hanna Treese daughter of Gregorie and Honour (IGI C051971)

	Miriam TREESE
	1667	c. 27Oct1667)  Plympton St Mary. Miriam Treese daughter of Gregorie and Honor (IGI C051971)
		d. 13Sep1668)

	Jonathan TREESE
	1669	c. 08Sep1669 Plympton St Mary.	Jonathan Treese son of Gregorie and Honor (IGI C051971)
	1693	m. 30Nov1693 Cornwood. Jonathan TRAYSE and Amy TUCKERMAN (IGI M05182-1)

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Family of Jonathan TREASE & Amy TUCKERMAN

Jonathan TREASE
1669	c. 08Sep1669 Plympton St Mary. Jonathan Treese son of Gregorie and Honor (IGI C051971)
1693	m. 30Nov1693 Cornwood. Jonathan TRAYSE and Amy TUCKERMAN (IGI M05182-1)
1742	i. Plympton St Mary. Jonathan TREASE (FMP)

Sp. Amy TUCKERMAN
1701	i. 07Aug1701 Cornwood.	Amy TRES 	(FMP)

	Mary TREAS
	1695	c. 01May1695 Cornwood. Mary d/o Jonathan TREAS & Amy his wife (FMP image)
	?1718	m. 01Aug1718 Cornwood. Mary TRESS and Waller BARTLETT (IGI M05182-1)

	Frances TREES
	1697	c. 29Sep1697 Cornwood. Frances d/o Jonathen TREES & Amy his wife (FMP image, IGI C05182-1)

	James TREAS
	1699	c  07Feb1699 Cornwood. James TREAS s/o Jonathan & Amy, his wife (FMP image, IGI C05182-1)
	1701	i. 04May1701 Cornwood.	James TRES	(FMP)	

	Elizabeth TREES
	1703	c. 17Oct1703 Cornwood. Elizabeth TREES d/o Johnathan and Ellzth TREES (IGI C05182-1)

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Family of Francis & Margaret TREASE

Francis TREASE
1637	c. 02Nov1637 Plympton St Mary.	Francis Trese son of John (IGI C051971)


Sp.Margaret ..?
?1689	i. 08Dec1689 Plympton St Mary. Margaret TREAS (FMP image)


	Nathaniel TREESE
	1662	c. 06Jan1662 Plympton St Mary.	Nathaniell s/o Francis TREESE (FMP, IGI C051971)

	John TIEESE
	1664	c. 21Aug1664 Plympton St Mary.	John Tieese son of Frauncis and Margarit (IGI C051971)
		NOTE: Not on (ER)

	Francis TRAYES
	1665	c. 17Oct1665 Plympton St Mary.	Francis Trayes son of Francis and Margarit (IGI C051971)

	Elizabeth TREESE
	1667	c. 02Oct1667 Plympton St Mary.	Elizabeth Treese daughter of Francis and Margarit (IGI C051971)	

	Jane TREESE
	1669	c. 27Dec1669 Plympton St Mary.	Jane Treese daughter of Francis and Margarit (IGI C051971)
	?1689	i. 08Dec1689 Plympton St Mary. Jane TREAS (FMP image)
		NOTE: This burial date matches that of Margaret, thought to be her mother.

	Henry TREESE
	1671	c. 02Feb1671 Plympton St Mary.	Henrie Treeze son of Francis and Margarit (IGI C051971)

	Marie TREESE
	1673	c. 15Feb1673 Plympton St Mary.	Marie Treese daughter of Francis and Margarit (IGI C051971)
	1691 	Mary Treays  (NAI 269A/PO 111)
		Contents:
		of Plympton St. Mary. Lately a servant to Walter Avent of Modbury. Served him 6 yrs, during that time in his service, she became impotent 
		and unfit, for work. Came into Plympton St. Mary, where she was born. Removal from Plympton St. Mary to Modbury Endorsed.

	Dorithie TREESE
	1675	c. 27Feb1675 Plympton St Mary.	Dorithie Treese daughter of Francis and Margarit (IGI C051971)

	John TREAS
	1678	c. 15Sep1678 Plympton St Mary.	John Treas son of Francis and Margaret (IGI C051971)

	Nathaniel DREAG (sic)
	1681	c. 18Sep1681 Plympton St Mary.	Nathaniel Dreag son of Francis and Margaret (IGI C051971)
		NOTE: Not on (ER)

	Ann TREAS
	1685	c. 07Mar1685 Plympton St Mary.	Ann Treas daughter of Francis and Margarett (IGI C051971)

	Joan TREAS
	1688	c. 10Mar1688 Plympton St Mary.	Joan Treas daughter of Francis and Margaret (IGI C051971)

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Family of Nathaniel & ..? TREASE

Nathaniel TREASE
1681	c. 18Sep1681 Plympton St Mary.	Nathaniel Dreag son of Francis and Margaret (IGI C051971)
	NOTE: Not on (ER)

Sp. ?	

	Joan TREASE
	1701	c. 05Oct1701 Plympton St Mary.	Joane d/o Nathaniel TREASE, Husbandman (FMP image, IGI C051971)

	Grace TREASE
	1704	b. 19Dec1704)
		c. 06Jan1704) Plympton St Mary.	Grace Trease daughter of Nathaniel TREASE, husbandman (FMP image, IGI C051971)

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FAMILIES in ST WINNOW and surrounding areas

A run of records at St Winnow enables us to establish a tentative tree for one family there. St Winnow adjoins to the South - St Veep, North - Cardinham, East - Bradock/Boconnoc, West - Lostwithiel, Golant and Fowey. References in adjoining areas are too patchy to determine relationships with the St Winnow family.
The christian name 'Walter', a name rarely found for Trease sons, appears several times in these families and implies a possible link with the family of Walter Trease of North Petherwin. The spelling TERISE appears in Fowey and raises question whether TRERISE is another spelling variation of the name.

ST WINNOW (unless otherwise stated) and FOWEY

Ann who marries Phillip Hobb in Fowey in 1648 may be the Ann c1628 in St Winnow

				John 	= Ann
					| m?
			       d.1625-8	| i1644
				     SOURCES
			 _______________|..........brothers & sisters?..->	<.....................FOWEY....................>
			|							|	|			|		|
			John 	= Agnes						Honour	Willm.= Embling = Sus.	Ann = Phillip	Elizabeth
			b1600?	| KNIGHT					i1642	      | HALLIER | HOBB	    | HOBB	a1660
			?i1674	| m1624						 	      | m1643	| m1648	    | m1648	
				| i1644									| i1663
			     SOURCES				      				<--- SOURCES --->
 _______________________________|________________________________________________________
|	       |	      |      |      |	    |	    |     |		 |	 |	
Kath. = Richd  John =?Eliz.   Ann    Eliz.  Elinor  Walter  Mary  Grace = John   Emblem  Const.
c1625 | WHITE  c1627|?PEARSE  c1628  c1630  c1632   c1634   c1636	| KNIGHT c1641   c1643
      | m1648	    | m.1655 	     ?i1697	    ?i1684		| m1661	         i1644
		    |(St Veep)	     		 (Lostwithiel)
		   SOURCES
		    .
		    ?
		    |
		    V

LOSTWITHIEL (unless otherwise stated)

		    |
		    V
	      ?John Trease 
     Lostwithiel Tax Returns 1660 & 1664

The precise relarionship between Walter and Elizabeth and the St Winnow Treases is unknown. Walter may be the same Walter baptised in 1634 and Elizabeth may be his wife or they may be the children of the John Trease recorded there in the 1660s ... etc.


Walter		Elizabeth		John 	= Thomasine
i1684		i1689				| NANJULIAN
					i1740	| m1700 (Luxulyan) i1739
					   SOURCES
				 _______________|.......more children?
				|	|	|
				Walter	Eady	?Eliz
				i1701	i1703	?i1723

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DATA SOURCES for St WINNOW families

Family of John TREASE and Ann ...? of St Winnow

We have no record of John's baptism, marriage nor death. John, almost certainly his son, got married at St Winnow in 1624/5 and the baptism of his first child, Catherine, is recorded in 1625 as 'daughter of John Junior' and that of his second child, John, in 1627, as 'son of John the younger'. This confirms that John senior was still alive up to 1627 and living in St Winnow. However, the third child christened in January 1628/9 is recorded simply 'daughter of John'. By implication John Senior died between 01Apr1627 and 25Jan1629/9 but no burial record has been found at St Winnow.
The Ann Trese, widow, who was buried at St Winnow in 1644 is thought to be his wife. If so, she died between 15 and 17 years after him so John: -

may have died young, or
married Ann late in life. or
his wife simply lived to a good age.

It is surmised that John was his oldest son and born about 1600 in which case he may have been married in the late 16th century and born around 1575 in which case option 1 above seems the most appropriate.
He may have had other children but none appear at St Winnow. Surviving daughters most probably had married. A William Trayes recorded at Fowey in the 1640s is thought to be related and may possibly be a younger son of his or even a brother.

John TRESE

1619	John Trease, churchwarden, signs after birth and burial records (ER)
	NOTE: May be his son, certainly if signatures continue after 1627-1629.
Sp. Ann TRESE
1644	i. 26Sep1644 St Winnow. An Trese, wid. (ER)
	Note: Parish register records that in 1644, 4 score and 7 persons perished of 'the sickness'. (ER)

John TRESE

His baptism has not been found but marriage in 1624/5 and burial in 1674 suggests he was born about 1600.
1624/5	m. 07Feb1624 St Winnow. John TRES and Agnes KNIGHT (COD Phillimores and ER)
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Family of John TREASE and Agnes KNIGHT

John is thought to be the son of John and Anne Tres. He names one of his sons 'Walter' which is an uncommon christian name for the Trease family and suggests links with the family of Walter Trease, the earliest recorded Trease ancestor, who lived at North Petherwin many miles away.

John TRES

His baptism has not been found but marriage in 1624/5 and burial in 1674 suggests he was born about 1600
1624/5	m. 07Feb1624 St Winnow. John TRES. and Agnes KNIGHT (COD Phillimores and ER)
1641/2	Protestation Returns St Winnow Parish, Hundred of West, Cornwall (COD and ER) : -
	John TREASE (SEN) John TREASE (JUN)
1664	Michaelmas Hearth Tax Return St Winnow Parish, Hundred of West, Cornwall: - (ER)
	John TREISE 1 ex (ER and COD)
1674	i. 11May1674 St Winnow. John Trease (ER)
Sp. Agnes KNIGHT
1644	i. 10Oct1644 St Winnow. [Agnes] Trese wife of John (ER)

Catherine TRES

1625	c. 04Sep1625 St Winnow. Catheryne Tres daughter of John jun. (ER)
1648	m. .....1648 St Winnow Katherine Trese and Richard White (ER and FMP)
	NOTE: '06Jan1648/9 Katheryne' per FMP
Sp Richard WHITE
1664	Michaelmas Hearth Tax Return St Winnow Parish, Hundred of West, Cornwall: - (ER)
	Richard White 1 ex (ER and COD)

John TRES
1627	c. 01Apr1627 St Winnow. John Tres son of John the younger (ER)
1641/2	Protestation Returns St Winnow Parish, Hundred of West, Cornwall (COD and ER) : -
	John TREASE (SEN) John TREASE (JUN)
	NOTE: John is only 15 years old at this time but it seems these entries must be for him and his father.
?1655	m. 18Oct1655 St Veep. John TREYS and Elizabeth PEARSE (IGI 107615-6)
	NOTE:St Veep is very close to St Winnow and John is right age for marriage but this may not be the correct John Treys.
	LINK TO MORE INFORMATION
Ann TRES
1628	c. 25Jan1628 Ane Tres daughter of John baptised (ER)
	NOTE: also recorded 05Jan1629 - version doubtful
Elizabeth TRES
1630	c. 03Oct1630 St Winnow. Elizabeth Tres daughter of John (ER)
?1697	i. 15Nov1697 St Nighton Chapel. Elizabeth Treise (ER)
	NOTE: St Nighton or St Nectan Chapel is still in use and is 2.5 miles North East of St Winnow church. The tower was battered down to its lowest stage - 1644 during the seige of Lostwithiel. (Cornish Church Guide by Charles Henderson 1925 (reprinted 1964), p. 206. ) Extract by GET - (ER)
Elinor TRES
1632	c. 28Oct1632 St Winnow. Elinor Tres daughter of John (ER)
Walter TREES
1634	c. 20Jul1634 St Winnow. Walter Trees son of John and Agnes (ER)
Mary TRES
1636	c. 25Sep1636 St Winnow. Marye Tres daughter of John and Agnes (ER)
Grace TRES
1637/8	c. 25Feb1637/8 St Winnow. Grace Tres daughter of John and Agnes (ER)
1661	m. 10Oct1661 St Winnow. Grace Trese and John Knight (ER)
Sp. John KNIGHT

Emlm TRAISE
1641	c. 20Jun1641 St Winnow. Emlm Traise daughter of John and An (ER)
1644	i. 23Oct1644 Emblm Trese daughter of John (ER)
Constance TRESE
1643	c. 17Sep1643 St Winnow. Constance Trese daughter of John and Anne (ER)

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TREASES recorded in LOSTWITHIEL

Walter TREASE

No more information
1684	i. Feb1684 Lostwithiel. Walter TREASE (FMP - fiche FP128...)

Elizabeth TREYS
No more information
1689	i. 07Apr1689 Lostwithiel. Elizabeth TREYS (IGI 103906-9)

Family of John TREASE and Elizabeth PEARSE

The John who was baptised at St Winnow in 1627 the son of John and Agnes Tres nee Knight is thought to be the same John Treys who married Elizabeth Pearse at St Veep in 1655 when he would have been 27. Shortly after a John Trease appears in a poll tax return for Lostwithiel and it is surmised that he is the same John. The evidence that the the marriage and poll tax returns relate to this John are that :-

he is the only John Tres known to live in the area
he is of the right age
no further record of his wife or of any children are recorded at St Winnow
the christian name 'Walter' used by John's parents for his brother is an uncommon christian name for Trease and appears in two deaths recorded at Lostwithiel - 1684 and 1701, possibly his brother and grandson.

No children of theirs are recorded but the John Trease who marries Thomazine Nanjulian in Luxulyan in 1700 could be an unrecorded son.

John TRES

1627	c. 01Apr1627 St Winnow. John Tres son of John the younger (ER)
1641/2	Protestation Returns St Winnow Parish, Hundred of West, Cornwall : -
	John TREASE Senior John TREASE junior (COD and ER)
	NOTE: John is only 15 years old at this time but it seems these entries must be for him and his father.
?1655	m. 18Oct1655 St Veep. John TREYS and Elizabeth PEARSE (IGI 107615-6)
	NOTE:St Veep is very close to St Winnow and John is right age for marriage but this may not be the correct John Treys.
?1660	1660 Cornwall Poll Tax Return Lostwithiel Borough, Powder Hundred, Cornwall (ER) :-
	John TREASE & Christopher Tibb 2s.
?1664	Cornwall Hearth Tax Returns (ER) Lostwithiel Borough, Powder Hundred, Cornwall : -
	John TREAS 2 ex.
Sp. Elizabeth PEARSE

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Family of John and Thomasine TREASE nee NANJULIAN

The first record is John's marriage to Thomasine in Luxulyan in 1700. Thereafter several Trease burials appear in Lostwithiel, possibly his children, plus property references to a John Trease, clothier followed by the burials of John and Thomasine Trease in 1739 and 1740 are very probably them.
Wills of a Nanjulian family at Lostwithiel exist - Thomasine, widow, 1746 and Samuel, hatter 1750. These Nanjulians may be related to John's wife because of the matching christian name and related occupation.
If the Lostwithiel burials of Walter - 1701 and Eady 1703 are of their children, the use of the christian name Walter implies a connection with the Trease family of the parish of St Winnow.
John may be the son of John and Elizabeth nee Pearse

John TREASE

1700	m. 01Mar1700 Luxulyan. John TREASE and Thomazine NANJULIAN (COD - Phillimores)
1702	01Sep1702 99 yr. lease (NAI - CRO WH/1/3685 from Paynter and Whitford, Sols)
	(lessee, w. Thomasine and Wm., s. of Walter Lawry of Luxulyan, yeo.); rent 3/4. Jas. Buller of Shillingham, esq., to Jn. Treis of Lostwithiel, clothier. Consideration: within 2 yrs lessee to rebuild house to value of at least �10. Messuage in Lostwithiel late occ. Thos. Snelling.
1737	25Apr1737 99 yr. lease (NAI - CRO WH/1/3686 from Paynter and Whitford, Sols)
	(lessee, w. Eliz. and dau. Mary); rent 3/4. Jn. Francis Buller of Shillingham, esq., to Jn. Spiller of Lostwithiel, yeo. Consideration: �1-1-0. Toft in Lostwithiel in occ. of Jn. Treise.
1740	i. 09Apr1740 Lostwithiel. John TREAS (IGI 103906)
Sp. Thomazine NANJULIAN
The following Luxulyan references may be related: - 1702 will of Noah Nanjulian a fuller, the burial of Thomazine Nanjulian at Luxulyan on 16May1723, the marriage of Temperance Nanjulian to John Day on 08Nov1707.
1739	i. 08May1739 Lostwithiel. Tamsin TREASE (FMP FP128 1/2)

? Walter TREAS

1701	i. 25May1701 Lostwithiel. Walter TREAS (FMP)
? Eady TREAS
1703	i. 02Apr1703 Lostwithiel Eady TREAS (FMP FP128 1/2)

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TREASES recorded in FOWEY

The place Treesmill in Tywardreath may also be connected.

Honour TRAYES
Simply the one burial record - may be William's sister or mother
1642	i. 15Jun1642 Fowey. Honour TRAYES (FMP)

William TRAYES
William may be an unrecorded son or younger brother of John of St Winnow. His wife wife Emblyn may have died of the 1644 'sickness' and he may have remarried in 1648 to Susanna Hobb. The Ann who married Phillip Hobb in Fowey within a few weeks of William's second marriage is almost certainly related, possibly a younger sister of his and/or may be the Ann baptised in St Winnow in 1628.
1641/2	Protestation Return Mar 1641/2 (COD and ER)
	Fowey Parish, Powder Hundred, Cornwall:- William TRAYES
1643	m. 24Jun1643 Fowey. William Trayze married Embling Hallier (ER and COD)
1648	m. 20Jun1648 Fowey. William Trayes married Susanna Hobb (ER and COD)
Sp1. Embling HALLIER
It is thought she may have died in the 1644 'sickness' but nothing more is known of her nor her family
Sp2. Susanna HOBB
She may be related to Phillip Hobb who married Ann Trerise.
?1641/2	1641/2 Protestation Return for Fowey - Susanna HOBB (COD)
1663	i. 07Jun1663 Fowey. Susanna TREAS (FMP)

Ann TERISE
Apart from her marriage, no other entries have been found for her in Fowey. As she and William marry HOBBs at the same time and place, they are probably related possibly brother and sister. She may be the Ann Trease baptised in St Winnow in 1628. Phillip Hobb's will of 1689 makes no mention of wife, children, brothers or sisters. If he is the same Phillip, it seems that Ann and any children predeceased him.
1648	m. 13Jul1648 Fowey. Phillipp Hobbe and Ann Terise (COD)
Sp. Phillip HOBB
?1641/2	1641/2 Protestation Return for Fowey - Philip HOBBE (COD)
?1655	09May1655 Lease for 99 years (CRO TP491)
?1680	20Apr1680 Lease for 99 years (CRO TP491)
	Jn Treffry of Fowey Esq., to Phil. Hobb of Fowey, miller. Houses, quays and wharves late in occ. of Wm Jane dec'd bounded with low water mark of the Pill leading to Caffa Mill.

1689	i. 13Sep1689 Fowey. Phillip Hobbe (COD)
1689	Will of Phillip Hobbs of Boro Fowey (CRO AP/H/2274)

ELIZA TRAYES
Simply the one poll tax record - no clues as to age or marital status but presumably a widow or spinster.
1660	Poll Tax Fowey Parish, Powder Hundred, Cornwall: - (ER) -
	Eliza Trayes 1 Shilling

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FAMILIES in ST ENDELION and surrounding areas

The key reference document is the Will of John Trees the Elder of St Endelion made in 1613. A few patchy records of his and his brother's family enable some of their family members to be identified but there is insufficient information to construct a dependable family tree.

Several males appeared to survive to continue the family name but further records have not been found. The surname TRESAYES and variations exist in the area and may be another possible variation on the name TREASE.

				
	 ..................... brothers and sisters ....................................................................
	|							  	  |					        |
	Otto 	= ?					?Margareta (1)	= John	= (2)Johan = Thomas			? = ?								
	i1599	| 					?KERNICKE	| 	   DUGLAS    GOODRIDGE			  | HICKS als TREGLYNE
      (Padstow)	| 					m1563		| w1614    m1586     m1614			  |
	    SOURCES				       (St Breward)	| 	   ..(St Minver)..			  |
		|							SOURCES						  |
  ______________|					 _______________|____...............?			          |				
 |							|	|	     |		    |				  |
 John = Eliz.		 				John	Otto  = ?    Jane = Thomas  Daur? = ?Paul		John 
      | CATER			  			a1613	c1565 | ?	| RENODEN	  | ?HENDRA		HICKS als TREGLYNE
      | m1596			  				      |		| ?a1641	  |
      |(St Minver)		   				      |		|		  |
  ____| . . . . . . . . . children of John or Otto?. . . . . . . . . .|		|__		 _|
 |	   | 			|		 	|	          	|  |  	        | |
 Jane	   John			?Thomas	= ?		Eliz. = John		 		
 i1597	   c1605		|			      | CUNDY		
 (St Minver) 	  		|			      | m1635	
				|			      | (St Kew)
			 _______|
			|
			?Thomas 
			c1621
		      (Padstow)

Family of Otto and ? of Padstow

Otto's will of 1599 does not appear to have survived. John, son of Otto Trees deceased of Padstow, is a beneficiary of the 1613 Will of John Trees of St Endelion by which John also leaves bequests to the children of Otto Trees, of his daughter Jane, and of Paul Hendra but not of his son John. This implies that his son John had no children in which case the marriage and baptism of John Tres of St Endelion are most likely to refer to Otto's son John and John's son.
Otto Trees, whose children are beneficiaries, is named without further identification implying that he was the only Otto Trees in the area. It is also thought that this Otto was the son of John, as all his children are beneficiaries.
Beneficiary John Hicks als Treglyne who is described as John's nephew is most likely the husband of Otto's daughter but may also be the daughter of a sister of John's.
Otto and John are closely related. Their deaths within a few years of each other in the same area plus the similarity of their son's names indicates they were probably brothers born around 1525 - 1535.

Otes TRAYES

1599	i. 20/21Jul1599 Padstow. Otte? TRAYES (COD)
	Register notes: buryed in Jerland
1599	Probate of the Will of Oath Tresse of Padstow
Sp ? ...
Nothing more known.

John TRES

1596	m. 20Dec1596 St Minver. John TRES and Elizabeth CATER (COD - Phillimores)
1604	16Jul1604 Performed inventory for the Will of Otes SMITH (CRO AP/S/72) proved 15May1605 written 26Jun1600
	Otes Smith to be buried in St Minver
	Bequest to Margaret Venicombe, my daughter, and wife of Clarence Venicombe
	Thomas Trebell, son of John Trebell of Tredower, executor
	Inventory taken 16Jul1604 by John Trease, John Trebell, and Johan Thomas. Estate total �8. 10s. 0d (St Minver OPC website Wills & Admons 1600 - 1699)
1641	Not found in the 1641 Protestation returns for St Minver or surrounding area so died, moved or simply not recorded. In view of date of marriage most probably had died by 1641
Sp. Elizabeth CATER
Possibly d/o John CATER m.23Jan1574 St Minver Agnes CALLARD
	Jane TRES
	i. 01Dec1597 Jane TRES the dafter of John TRES (COD)
	John TREASE
	c. 12Feb1606 St Minver. John son of John TREASE (FMP)
	Thomas TRAYES
	He could be another son of John or a son of Otto Trees. the only reference found so far is the baptism of his son at Padstow.
	c. 03May1621 Padstow. Thomas TRATES son of Thomas (IGI P00218-1)
	NOTE. Recorded as 'TRAYES'(per FMP)

?Sp. HICKS als TREGLYNE

Order in will suggests a daughter of his brother. John had a relation described as 'my nephew, John Hicks als Treglyne' Treglyne being a farm in St Minver Parish just over a mile from Treswarrow: maybe one of Otto's daughters was married to him

John HICKS als TREGLYNE
1614	Nephew in Uncle John's will
1641	Protestation Return St Endelion (ER) John HICK
Thomas HICKS als TREGLYNE
1606	Named in Assault case with John Trese presumably his uncle.

John TRESE

?1563	m. Oct1563 St Breward. Johes FRASE and Margareta Kernicke (IGI M01730-1)
1569	1569 Muster Roll Hundred: Trigg Parish: Minver, St. Muster Location: Mynver John Treyse Ability: a b (ER)
1586	m. 11Feb1586 St Minver. John TRESE and Johan Duglas (FMP)
1606	13May1606 Fined 8d for assault on Thomas Hicks alias Treglian
	(Court of the Manor of Polmayne/Penmeane)
	NOTE: Nephew John Hicks alias Treglyne receives a bequest of 40 shillings in John's Will
1613	15Feb1612/13 Writes his will
1614	23Feb1613/14 Probate granted of the Will of John Trease The Elder of Endellion
?Sp1. Margareta KERNICKE
	Nothing more known
Sp2. Joan DUGLAS
1614	m. 25Aug1614 St Endellion. Jone TREASE and Thomas GOODRIDGE (FMP BT only)

?Otto TRESE
1565	c. 26Apr1565 St Minver. Otes son of John TREAS (IGI P00235-1)
1614	receives a bequest in John's Will
1641	Not found in the 1641 Protestation returns for Endellion or surrounding area so had died, moved, or simply not recorded.
Sp. ...?
1614	Not directly mentioned in Husband's father's Will but his children are and by implication he almost certainly had married.
	Children - names unknown
	1614 Married and with children when Uncle John makes Will
John TRESE
Unlike his brother Otto, no children are recorded in his father's Will and it is assumed that John was unmarried in 1613 and that the John who marries in 1596 is the son of Uncle Otto but it is of course possible that John had married and that his wife and any children had all died.
1614	receives a bequest in John's Will
1641	Not found in the 1641 Protestation returns for Endellion or surrounding area so moved, died, or simply not recorded.
Jane TRES
In 1613, when her father drafts his will, he bequeathes 12d a year to 'every one' of her and Thomas's children. This may imply she has at least three children alive at that time or simply be worded to include children not born at time Will drafted.

Sp. Thomas RENODEN
1641	Protestation Return St Endelion (ER)
	Tho Renoden + (indicating he signed with a mark - most returns were written by the church official)
?Daughter married Paul HENDRA
John leaves bequests to the children of Paul HENDRA. It may be Paul had married a daughter who had died.
1596	c. 04Dec1596 St Minver. John s/o Paul HENDRA

Elizabeth TREASE
1635	m. 07Aug1635 St Kew. Elizabeth TREASE and John CUNDY (FMP)
1641	St Mabyn Parish, Protestation Return
	Elizabeth Cundye
	NOTE: Unusually females also recorded at this parish
Sp. John CUNDY
1641	St Mabyn Parish, Protestation Return
	John Cundye

Will and Inventory of Richard Glast

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13 die Aprilis 1607
... Richardi Glaste ...

Will
In the name of god amen the seventh daye of marche in in (sic) the year of the reigne of our sovryne lord James by the grace of god of England France and Ireland the Fowerthe and of Scotland the fortythe king defender of the faythe etc. I Richard Glast of the parish of St Stephins by Lanceston do make my last Will and testament in manner and forme as followeth
First I geve my soule to almightie god my maker and redeemer and my bodye to the earthe
Item I geve and bequethe to my three children Richard Roger and John Glast twentie shillings a pece of good english monye to be payde when they and any on of them come to the agde of twentie years
Item I do geve and bequethe to my daughter Katheryne Glast twentie shillings to be payed at three years ende after the daye of my deathe
The residue of my goods not geven nor bequethed I do geve and bequeth to my Weif Marguret Glast who I do make and ordayne to be my only and Whole Executrix to paye my debts and legacies and to performe this my last Will and testament according to the L.. meanning thereof
In wittnes whereof are ... whose names are here under written: Roger Edgcomb Tymothie Veale
Inventory
The Inventorie of all the goods and chattles of Richard Glast of St Stephins by Lanceston by Roger Edgecumb and John Veale the younger the 8th day of April in the year of the raigne of our Soveriegn Lord James by the grace of god of England France and Ireland the 5th and of Scotland the fortieth king defender of the faythe etc


Itm 	imprimis(?) his apparel				13s	4d
Itm 	tow bedsteads a table board			10s
	and a cupborde
Itm	a kerbe three bowles				10s
	tow tubes and tow coffers
Itm	bible fower litle brasen			25s
	pannes and a brasen cavdron	
Itm	his pewter				 	6s	8d
Itm	tow brasen crocks and a crock of iron		10s
Itm	a bedtye and bedclothes				10s
Itm	his iron goods ... two mattocks a showell	 8s
	harrod Tyn and ... ...
Itm 	his corne and growyne the...			10s
Itm	a wynding ... and sacke				 6s	8d
Itm 	a pack sadle girdings and ropes			 2s
Itm	his tymber					 2s
Itm	his wood					14s
Itm	6 shepe						26s	8d
Itm	a mare						 6s	8d
Itm	fower kee	
Itm 	his blad corne in the earthe		�3				
Itm	one pigg					 3s	4d
Itm	in specialties				�3	12s
		
Suma totalis	�21 3s

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Will and Inventory of John Allyn

John's wife Willmot was expecting their first child when John drew up his will in January 1609/10: -
m. 30Nov1609 St Stephens by Launceston John Allyn son of Lewys Allyn and Wyllmot Beawes d. of William deceased (COD Phillimores)
There may be a connection with the Buse family of Kilkhampton. Edward Buse a miller there married Priscilla Trease.

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St Stephens Lanceston
19 die mensis Marc AD 1609
Testa ... Johannis Allyn ...

Will
In the name of God Amen the 10th day of January in the seventh yeere of teh Raiyne of our Sovraiyne Lord Kinge James by the grace of God of England France and Ireland kinge defender of the fayth and of Scotland the 43th Anno dom 1609
I John Allyn of St Stephens neere Launceston in the Countie of Cornwall being weeake in body but (praysed be god) in perfect mynde and memory do make this my laste wyll and Testament in manner and forme as followeth
Im primis I bequeath m y soule to Almightie Gode who is my only Saviour and unto Jesus Christe his sonne in whom I trust my fayth to be saved and by his death and passion to be ... redeemed from all my syns; and my body to the earth the mother of all flesh and to be buryed in the Church of St Stephens aforesayde
Itm I give unto my father Lewes Allyn 10s
Itm to Robert Bewes the sonne of Thomas Bewes 10s
Itm to the poore of the parish of St Stephems aforesayde 10s
Itm I do give unto the Child who (?) Willmot Allyn my wife hath conceived �5 of good and lawfull mony of England to be payde unto the sayde childe shall accomplish the age of 21th yeeres
All the rest of my goods and chattels moveable and imoveav=ble I do wholy give unto the sayde Willmot Allyn my wife and her I make my whole executrix to see my debts payde and my legacies in this wyll performed.
And in testimony that this is my laste wyll I do revoke all former wylls whatsoever and for the truth hereof I hereunto have set my hand the day and yeere above written

By me John Allyn Teste me Rob Kittowe ...

Inventory
An Inventorie of all the goods and chattells of John Allyn the sonne of Lewes Allyn of St Stephens (juxta Launceston) deceased made and taken by Robt Kyttowe Clarke Matthew Dawe John Rawling and Richard Veale inhabitants in St Stephens aforesayde the 9th day of March and Anno Dom 1609

						�	s	d
Imprimis a fether bolster			0	 5	0
Item a table borde in the myddle howse		0	 5	0
Item a beddsteede				0	 6	0
Item a cubborde					0	10	0
Item 2 coffers					0	 3	0
Item an Ewer					0	 0     12
Item handyrons of ...				0	 2	0
Item a pair of bellows				0	 0     18
Item his working ...				0	 6	8
Item a brandyron a grydyron a ...		0	 2	0
and a ...
Item a Byble and Books				0	13	0
Item his wearing clothes			4	 0	0
Item debts				       13	10	0

Suma tot..	�20 2s 10d

NOTE: Total appears incorrect

Per me Rob: Kittowe ...
per me Ricd Veale
Signed Matthew X Dawe
John Rallinge

Will of Priscilla Buse (nee Trease)

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Kilkhampton
xxiv Jan: 1660
Testamentum cum inv.. bonos
Priscilli Buse
.... probatum

Will
In the name of God amen the last day of Decemeber in the year of our Lord 1655 I Priscilla Buse of Kilkhampton in the County of Cornwall widow being sick and weak of body but sound of mind and memory praise be given to Almighty God for the same and considering with myself the ... and ... of this transitory life and being disposed to sett things in order do make and ordain this my last Will and Testament in manner and form following (that is to say)
First I comit my soul unto Almighty God my maker and Redeemer and I hope and ... believe to be saved by ... death and merits of my Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ and to have full and free pardon of all my sins past and my body to be buried in such place and sort as to my executors hereafter named shall seem good and as for my wordly goods and such things as God in his mercy hath lent me far beyond my desert I do dispose and bequeath the same in manner and form following that is to say
First I give unto Thomasine Pearn my Kinswoman xx s.
Item I give and bequeath unto Izett Wodd my godaster (?) one sheep
Item I give and bequeath unto John Crabb one sheep
Item I give and bequeath unto Richard ... my godson one sheep ... a year ...
Item I give and bequeath unto Priscilla Buse my daughter seventeen pounds that is to say �8 10s one year next after my death and the other �8 10s two years next after my death
Item I give and bequeath more unto my daughter the bed with ... ... ... and also my younger ... and my great ... one crock and one great chest and also one thread turn and likewise one white and red and also all my apparel with one piece of new cloth not yet made excepting one .. ... I give unto Margaret Sharsell
All the rest of my goods, debts, chattels and chattels (not before) given now bequeathed I give and bequeath the same .. ... ... unto William Buse my son and him I make and ordain to be my whole and sole executor of this my last Will and Testament he to see my debts and legacies paid and my body interred and so I pray God to bless you all
This was read and published and then sealed and signed in the presence of witnesses here underwritten

The sign of Priscilla Buse T

Sign of William MC Buse the elder
Sign of John 12 Sharsell
Thomas Jollow

Inventory
An inventory of all the late goods and Chattels of Priscilla Buse of Kilkhampton in the County of Cornwall Widow deceased prised and valued by Thomas Boundie John Sharsell and Thomas Jollow the 5th day of January in the year of our Lord 1655.

								�    s    d
First her purse and girdle and wearing apparel			2 - 10 -  0
Item one ..ld mare and one ...					6 - 10 -  0
Item two kine							5 -  0 -  0 
Item two young bullocks						3 -  0 -  0
Item fourteen sheep						3 -  0 -  0
Item eight pigs							2 -  3 -  4
Item geese and 	...						0 -  6 -  8
Item corn in the mowhay						1 - 13 -  4
Item corn in the earth						0 - 13 -  4
Item two beds with their furniture				1 - 13 -  4
Item two brass pots three brass pans & three pewter dishes	1 - 10 -  0
Item one table board one chest & 3 ...				0 - 13 -  4
Item one cloth							0 - 10 -  0
Item butter and cheese						0 -  5 -  0
Item R..s, B..s, Tubs, .... wooden staff			2 -  0 -  0
Item one bar of iron, one pack saddle, & g.rses, sacks,
 crooks, pan..s, beeles, with other implements about the mill   0 - 13 -  4
Item on chattle leases					       30 -  0 -  0
Item pig trough with other things out of mind & not before
  praised and valued						0 -  3 -  4

	Iv sum is 						62 - 5 -  0

		Thomas Boundie
		John sign of 12 Sharsell
		Thomas Jollow

NOTES:
1. The name Thomas Jollow appears several generations later as the father of Mary Jollow, wife of Michael Trease of St Gennys, who married in 1778

Anthony Southwood - references to families in Launceston area

Will of Anthony Southwood

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St Stephens juxta (?)
Lanceston
15 Octob 1661
Testamentum cum Inv..
... Anthonii
Southwood ...
...
Southwood 1661 (NOTE: encircled)

Will
I Anthony Southwood of St Stephens by Lanceston in the County of Cornwall Taylor being sicke of body but /thanks be to God/ perfitt of memory doe make and ordayne this my last Will and Testament in manner following/
First I doe give and bequeath unto my sonne William Southwood all my wearing clothes I likewise give unto my said Sonne William that house and courtladge and garden wherein the widowe Pellew nowe dwelleth the shopp and the little house behinde the farm and the halfendeale of the Stable to hold to him and his heires immediately after my decease and the decease of his mother during al the residue of my terme therein
And I doe bequeathe unto my Sonne Anthony All the residue of my House and Gardens to hold to him and his heires after our decease during All the residue of my terme therein
And my Will and meaning is that neither my Sonne William nor Anthony shall clayme any right or title to any of the said houses during their mother's life
my will is that Anthony shall ... to his mother her bed performed
I doe give unto my Grandchild Elizabeth Southwood five shillings
All my goods and chattles not hereby given or bequeathed I doe give and bequeath unto Paskoe my wife and Anthony my sonne whom I ordaine my joynte executors to .. that my Last will and testament peformmed
... signed and published
to be my Last will and testament

the signe of Anthony (squiggle) Southwood in the presence of
Tho: ...
the sign of ... X...

Inventory
An Inventory tacken of the goods of Anthony Southwood deceased by Degory Bewes and Phillip Pethericke the 14th of March 1658
�06 - 13s - 10d

Degory Bewes
the sign of Phillip P Pethericke

John Bounsall - references to families in Launceston area

Will of John Bounsall

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Lanneston ... (NOTE: hole in document)
Mensis Aprilis
1668
Testamentum cum Invenris
bonorum Johis Bounsall
de Launceston

Will
In the Name of God Amen I John Bounsall of the Burrough of Dunheved alis Lanceston in the Countie of Cornwall Cordwyner being weake of Bodye but perfite in memory than.. (NOTE: Edge missing) be unto Almightie God for it, doe this six and twentith day of November in the yeere of o.. (NOTE: Edge missing) Lord God one thousand six hundred sixtie & seven make & ordayne this my last will & Testament in manner & forme as followeth -
Imprimis I bequeath my soule into the hands of Allmightey God my maker & redeemer & my body to Christian Buriall
Item I give unto my daughter Alice Pawlon one Coffer with all the goods that is therein & my will & desire is her Husband Robert Pawlon shall not have to doe with anything that is therein
Item I give unto Mary Pawlon mu Grandchild fifte.. (NOTE: Edge missing) pownde lawfull money & my great Pann & greate Brass pott when she shall accomplish the age of Sixteene yeeres to bee payde by my Executor
It I give unto James Olliver the younger tenn shillings It I give unto Martyn Olliver five shillings Itm I give unto James Olliver all my wollingr Aparell excepting my best coate
Itm I give unto Joan the wife of Robert .aggle tenn shillings
Item I give unto John Jeffery Tanner five shillings Item I give unto the poore of Lanceston five shillings
& all the rest of my goods & Chattels not given nor bequeathed I give and bequeath unto Robert Pawlon my sonne in Law whom I make my whole and sole executor of this my last will & testament;
Witness my hand & seale the Day & yeere above written
Sealed & published in the presence of
Olliver Sheive<br> Justinian Best

the signe of IIJohn Bounsall

The 26th of November 1667
my will & desire is that John Jeffery of Lanceston bee one of the preisers of my goods if hee then bee living
Wittness
Olliver Sheive Justinian Best

Philip Hobbs - references to families in Fowey

Unfortunately Philip's will makes no mention of wife nor children so we do not know whether he is the same Phillip Hobb who married Ann Terise. If it is, then wife Ann and any children seem to have had predeceased him and he died without further issue. He does makes reference to Kinsmen Thomas and John Hobbs of St Austell and James Hobbs. There are many other references in parish records, Wills and property documents to Hobbs families in the area. In Fowey the following Hobbs refences have been located:-

m. 02Jun1600 Fowey. Richard Webb and Susan Hobb
m. 13Feb1655 Fowey. Michael Hobbs surgeon and Ann Rose (COD)
1655 property document (CRO TF/493) refers to Robert Hobbs of Fowey, surgeon, his wife Martha, his son Michael and Michael's wife Anne.
1664 Hearth Tax. Fowey Town. Powder hundred. Michael Hobbs 3 ex
Other documents refer to Michael Hobbs, wife Ann and Robert their son.
1667 will of Martha Hobb widow of Fowey (CRO AP/H/1558) may be that of Robert senior's wife
1678 09Jan1677/8 property document refers to house in North Street late in occupation of Michael Hobbs which may imply he had died by then

It is surmised that Michael the surgeon, and Susanna (William Trayes's wife) may have been brothers and sisters to Philip and had all predeceased him. Michael's son Robert if alive would not have needed support so would not have been included in the will. Phillip's will mentions Thomas Luny junior. In 1690 the property mentioned in the property documents below is leased by Thomas Luny son of Thomas Luny mason. in 1682 the will of Thomas Luny mason of Fowey is proved - possibly related. A Thomas Luny mason of Fowey occupied a house at Polkerris in 1675. There are two property documents referring to a Phillip Hobbs of Fowey, Miller: -

09 May1655 Lease for 99 years (CRO TP491)
Jn Treffry of Fowey Esq., to Phil. Hobb of Fowey, miller. Houses, quays and wharves late in occ. of Wm Jane dec'd bounded with low water mark of the Pill leading to Caffa Mill.
20Apr1680 Lease for 99 years, houses, quays, stable and garden bounded with pill leading to Caffa Mill (CRO TF/493)
Jn Treffry of Fowey, esq. to Phil. Hobb of Fowey, miller.
25 Mar 1682 Property as above. (CRO TF/494)
Lease for 99 years.Jn. Treffry of Fowey, esq., to Thos. Luny s. of Thos. L. of Fowey, mason.

Will of Philiip Hobbs

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Fowey
27th September 1689
... Phillippi Hobbs ...

Will
In the name of god amen I Phillip Hobs of the towne or Burrough of fowy in the County of Cornwale being weake in body but perfick in memory doe now att this present tym make and ordain this my last will and testament in manner and forme following /
I recommend myselfe into the hands of almighty god my Maker and to Jesus Christ my onely Saviour and Redeemer ever hoaping and alwaies trusting that itt it is he only is able to saife ... att the last day and my body to Christian burial in Fowey aforesaid
Imprimis I give unto Elizabeth Mitchell my servant after my decease all ye (?) goods in the roome I now lie in except the truckle bed furnishes (?) and the great flagon
Item I give that said goods unto William Moesley at fowy and my great cheste unto William Moeslys daughter Mary
Item I give all the tools and cask that belongs to ye Lime Killn to Thomas Luny Junior of fowy aforesaid and to his children two puter deishes Item I give unto Thomas and John Hobbs my Kinsmen of St Austle fower puter Dishes two i peece
Item I give unto my servant Eliz. Mitchell two puter dishes and to William Moesleys Daughters Mary and Jane one puter dish i peece and to Mary Huett I give two puter dishes likewise
Item I give unto James Hobbs my Kindsman five shillings and the Coate and Breeches that I usually weare
Item I give unto Mary Thomas Lunys wife ..and.ie and one paire of A.di..s
All the rest of my goods that is now in my custody or out of my custody of which kinde or nature soever they be all I doe here give after my decease unto Thomas Luny Junior and doe here make him my whole and sole executor provided the said Thomas Luny doth ... and shall be att the full charges of my funeral expenses in a lawfull and honest way in every ...
In Witnes whereof I have here unto sett my hand and seale this 31st day of August in the first year of the Raigne of King William and Queen Mary over England Anno Domini 1689
Sialed Signed and Delivered in the presence of
Phillip
XX
Hobbs
Seale

Samuell Marks
John Cowle
Inventory
A true and perfect Inventory of all the goods and Chattles of Phillip Hobbs of Fowy late deceased within the Countie of Cornwall taken and appraised by Samuel Markes and John Cowle both of Fowy aforesaid Dated the 14th day of September in the first year of the Raigne of ... ... lord and lady King William and Queen Mary over England ... in manner and forme following 1689

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CHANGE HISTORY

Date	Section	Change
March 2013	ALL	Date first posted.
09Apr2013	Prescilla Trease & John Payne	Some family details added.
09Apr2013	Joan Trease & Justinian Best	Prescilla's sister Joan, and her possible husband, added

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Joan TREASE

1686	i. 19Nov1686 Launceston St Mary. Joan BEST wid. (COD)
1686	Will and Inventory of Joan BEST widow of Launceston Borough (CRO AP/B/2106a)
Sp. Justinian BEST
1686	i. 02Sep1678 Launceston St Mary. Justinian BEST wid. (COD)
1686	Will and Inventory of Joan BEST widow of Launceston Borough (CRO AP/B/2106a)

John BUSE

1631	c. 11May1631 Kilkhampton. John BUSE son of Edwarde and Priscilla (COD)
1632	i. 20Nov1632 Kilkhampton. John BUSE (COD)

Priscilla BUSE
1634	c. 30Mar1634 Kilkhampton. Priscilla BUSE daur of Edwarde and Priscilla (COD)

William BUSE
1634	c. 28Feb1635 Kilkhampton. Wilme BUSE son of Edwarde and Priscilla (COD)
The following entries have yet to be unravelled.
1664	i. 03Nov1664 Kilkhampton. William Buse (COD)
1674	c. 10Sep1674 Kilkhampton. Priscilla BUSE daur of Will: and Mary (COD)
1694	i. 22Sep1694 Kilkhampton. William BUSE of Upcott(COD)
1695	Administration and inventory of of William Buse of Kilkhampton (CRO AP/B/2416)
1710	m. 07Jun1710 Kilkhampton. Priscilla BUSE and Charles Burnard (COD)
1735	i. 12Sep1735 Kilkhampton. William Bews Miller (COD)

Alice TRESE

1665	m. 21Sep1665 Poughill. Richard CHINGE of Stratton and Alyce TRESE of Stratton(ER)
	NOTE: Phillimores record the name as CRESE but this apparently was checked and felt to be incorrect (ER)
	Stratton Church Account (CRO P216/25/212) : -
1679	- gave Tho: SHEPHERD with his apprentice Alice CHING her daughter �1
1694	- gave then to Grace CHING to goe to the water by lower St Cullone to seek help for her legg 10s 0d for a horse to ride her there
Richard CHING
?1641/2	Protestation return Stratton. Richard CHING (COD)
?1682	i. 24Sep1682 Morwenstow. Richard CHING (COD)
?1683	i. 10Dec1683 Kilkhampton. Richard CHING (COD)
?1676	i. 25Feb1676/7 Poughill. Rich CHING (ER)
	NOTE: This entry, nor anything remotely like it, does not appear in the COD transcript , so without confirmation of its provenance it should be treated with caution.
?1683	Administration of Richard CHING of Stratton (CRO)