| Treys families of Stoke Climsland | Change History | Codes & Conventions |
Treys families are recorded at Stoke Climsland for around 400 years from the late 14th century through to about 1770 and their presence in
the area seems continuous throughout this period. We can produce a tentative tree of the family
from Sampson Trease who married in 1567 through to Charles Treise who married in 1751 and before that we have a record of William Treys of
Downhouse about 1350 - 1400 followed nearly 250 years later by the marriage of William Trees of Downhouse in 1611.
The early Trease references found so far are insufficient to produce a family tree.
The later tree of Sampson Trease was very speculative when first produced but recent information finds have confirmed some of the original speculation.
Although Stoke Climsland baptism and burial records exist for the period following his marriage, they were in too bad a condition for
transcripts to be made so the tree was originally constructed from the limited information in Wills and marriage transcripts.
The current haul of Trease references is shown here.
The tree will be changed as further information comes to light but for the time being you should note that
different interpretations of the information could place the person to whom it refers in another family and the information shown may be
inaccurate e.g. it may have been transcribed incorrectly or the source document itself may simply be wrong.
New information will be added to these pages from time to time and a record of changes made will be recorded in the Change History.
Dates and abbreviations are explained in Codes & Conventions.
1337 - Caption of Seisin. No references to name TREYS or derivatives. William TREYS John TREYS of Donnhouse of Kenston a1350-1400 a1350-1400 | | SOURCE SOURCE William TROYS John TROYS Radus(Ralph) TROYS Henry TROYS Peter TROYS senr Peter TROYS jnr a1540 a1540 a1540 a1522 a1522 a1540 | | | | | | SOURCES SOURCES SOURCE SOURCES SOURCES SOURCE Richard William = Grace Henry = Tamsen = ?George TRAYES TRAYS | BUDGE TRAYS | --- | ?JOPE a1565 | m1576 ?w1596 | m1579 | ?m1596 | | | SOURCE SOURCES SOURCES _______|_______ _______|_______ | | | ?Jane ?John John c1580 c1582 c1585 John TREISE Agnes TREISE Henry TREISE William = Willmoth Arthur = Elizabeth Ralph = Eliz. w1577 w1582 w1596 (Admin) | SIMONES | POLMER | KEMPE | | | | m1611 Stoke C | m1612 Stoke C i1628 | m1590 St Germans SOURCE SOURCE SOURCE SOURCES SOURCES _______SOURCES_________ | | | | | | Peter = ? Bartholomew = ? Roger = Jane ?Arthur ?John Jane Wilmot Joan ?Mary a1641 | m? a1641-1664 | m? a1641 | m? d1689 a1689 i1591 i1597 i1597 i1650 ?i1678 | ?i1676 | i1653 | i1648 SOURCES SOURCES SOURCES _______| _______________| | | | | | | ?John ?Eliz. ?Agnes ?John John c1661 c1651 c1653 c1662 i1646 John = Honor William = Jane | GOODMAN | WHALE d<1650 | m1640 | m1643 | i1653 | ?i1683 SOURCES SOURCES _______|_______ -------| | | | | ?Eliz. Joan Honor William ?1641 i1649 i1650 i1651 The following marriages have not been placed: - m. 12May1558 Stoke Climsland William TRAYS, Groom and Tamsen WILLIAMS (CHC and FMP) NOTE: 1559 - FMP m. 06Nov1576 Stoke Climsland John illegible and Elizabeth TRAYES (CHC and FMP) NOTE: John B? - FMP m. 25Nov1576 Stoke Climsland William TRAYES and Grace BUDGE (CHC and FMP) m. 15Jun1579 Stoke Climsland Henry TREYES and and Tamson ..illegible (CHC) m. 27Oct1596 Stoke Climsland George JOPE and Tamsin TRAYES (CHC and FMP) m. 30Jan1639 Stoke Climsland Sampson SLEMAN and Tamsin TREES (CHC and FMP) NOTE: 1639/40 and Thomasin - FMP m. 03Feb1650 Stoke Climsland Sampson DODG and Margrett TREES (CHC and FMP) m. ?Feb1655/6 Stoke Climsland Peter? TREESE? and Johan BRENT (FMP) Early baptisms and burials have not been researched.
This tree is mainly constructed from Wills and Marriage Register transcripts. Although earlier baptism and burial records exist for
Stoke Climsland no baptism transcripts prior to 1675 (IGI) have been found. This tree has and is being revised and corrected as more data is recovered from the Parish Registers which are in poor condition, many pages being illegible but perhaps capable of being reconstructed one day with the help of intelligent computer OCR software. Key areas of contention
are: -
1. The ... Treise and Alice Whetley who married in 1555 may not be the same John and Alice Treise whose Wills were proved in 1612 and 1618.
2. Although we know that John Treise whose will was proved in 1612 had a brother Sampson, with a son Sampson and a grandson Sampson, we do not
know for sure that this brother Sampson was the Sampson who married the widow Elizabeth Trehane at South Hill in 1567.
3. No marriage record has been found for the Sampson who is shown as the son of Sampson and Julian Roberts who married in 1625. The reasoning
that his wife was called Rebecca, whilst originally speculative, is now supported by subsequently finding the baptismal records of Sampson, Joan, and Ann, children of Sampson & Rebecka in the Parish Register.
<---------------------------Brothers?---------------------------------> .............................> Other brothers and sisters?
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John = Alice Sampson(2) = Eliz. = (1)Edward
TREISE | ?WHETLEY TREASE | nee ? | TREHANE
d1612 | ?m1555 | m1567 |
. |(S'hill)|___________
SOURCES SOURCES |
. . ?Mary= Andrew
<------Per Bequests in Alice's Will-----------------> | WEBB
| | | m1573(S'hill)
?Mary = ?John ? = Thomas |
| GEEDY | DINGLE of St Dominic |
?d1621 | m? | m? |
______|__________________ ____________|____________ _______|_______________________
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Thos. Arthur Grace Eliz. Jane= Sampson Wllm. Peter Jane= ? Christian Sampson = Jane Edward = Thomazin
b? | CUTTY | BOUND c? | ALLIN |
d1621 | m? | m? ?d1634 | ?m1589 Stoke C w1646 | m1608 Linkinhorne
SOURCES SOURCES
_______________________________________|_______________
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Sampson = Julian Elizabeth Frances John = ?
| ROBERTS a1660 |w1635 ?a1644 |
w1646 | m1625 | | m?
SOURCE | SOURCE
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Sampson = ?Rebecca William = ?Joan John Andrew John = ?Flower
| | ?BRENT a1644 a1644 | ?MAISTER
d<1696 | w1711 | ?m1655 ?w1698 | ?m1642
SOURCE SOURCE ?TREE
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Sampson =Susanna =Eliz Rebecca=Thomas Joan =Robt Ann =Joseph Joan = John Mary = John Jane = William
c1665 |PHILLIPS|SMITH c1657 |KEENE c1662|CUTTY c1667|DOIDGE c1657 | BUDGE c1660 | WESTLAKE c1662 | HAMBLEY
| m1687 |m1697 |m1680 |m1684 |m1696 | m? | m1696 Link. | m1691
<SOURCES> SOURCES
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| | John Ann =William Richd Grace Rebecca
| | c1681 c1682 |MAYNARD c1684 c1617 c1690
| |___________________ i1681 |m1705 i1705 i1699 i1692
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Anne =Robt Joane Samps Mary =Thomas Sarah Samps John Robt Willm Susan Eliz. Chas. = Eliz. = Fortune Susanna
c1688 CUTTY c1691 c1692 c1696|CUNING c1698 c1699 c1700 c1702 c1704 c1710 c1713 c1715 | DEACON | COLLING c1716
m1718 d.inf |m1719 i1718 i1705 i1727 i1730 i1710 i1717 | m1744 | m1751 i1718
<-SOURCE->
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Rebecca = ?Richd Sarah Charles Fortune Eliz. Ursula = ?Benjamin Mary = ?Willm
c1744 | ?DIAMOND c1747 c1752 c1753 c1755 c1758 | HILL c1761 BALL
| ?m1767 i1773 | m1787 m1779
SOURCES |
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John Rebecca Richard Sarah Ursula
c1768 c1770 c1773 c1775 c1788
i1773 i1777 i1781
1337 The Capture of Seisin of the Duchy of Cornwall P113 Manor of Clymesland William de Boraton': 1 messuage 41 acres in half an acre Cornish at Boraton. Rent 3s 3d and sheep-rent Richard Tresour : 1 messuage 32 acres in half an acre Cornish at Donnhous. Rent 3s 6d and sheep rent. 1350 - 1400 William Treys Messuage and 32 acres in Donnhouse (aka Boradon) (DCO Rolls 473 onwards) (Per letter of 12th August 1971 from John Hatcher, Eliot College, The University, Canterbury, Kent to Professor G.E. Trease: a transcript of which is shown below) NOTE: 250 years later William Trees of Downehouse married Wilmot Symons. Same name - same location.
'However, I can be of help with regards to the Trease family in Stoke Climsland, which I am certain can be traced back on this manor a further two hundred years. According to my files, in the later fourteenth century a John Treys held a messuage and twenty-eight acres in Kenston, and a William Treys held a messuage and thirty-two acres in in Donnhouse (sometimes called Boradon). Both appear to have been unfree conventionaries or villeins. You will appreciate my notes do not lend themselves to absolutely precise information on all tenants (there were well over a thousand tenants on the Duchy manors, holdings often changed hands more than once every seven years, and I have studied a two hundred year period), however you should certainly be able to find the Treys mentioned above in the assession rolls of the later fourteenth century; most of which are available in the Duchy of Corwall office. You should try D.C.O. Rolls 473 onwards. There is no trace of Treys in Climsland on the Caption of Seisin of 1337.' See also the property analysis.
1350 - 1400 John Treys Messuage and 28 acres in Kenston (DCO rolls 473 onwards)
See transcript of letter from John Hatcher
Below are references thought to be to the same William who lived in the parish of Stoke Climsland.
1540? Willms Troys a batell axe (Undated militia list (at Exeter) believed to be c. 1540 - lists under Stoke Climsland) 1544 Wiliam Troyes £3 1544 Subsidy Rolls - Stoke Climsland (T L Stoate) Lists those with more than £1 in goods or in income from land - shown in £ unless otherwise stated.
Below are references thought to be to the same John who lived in the parish of Stoke Climsland.
1540? Johes Troys a pere of splynts (Undated militia list (at Exeter) believed to date from about 1540 - lists under Stoke Climsland) 1544 John Troys £2 1544 Subsidy Rolls - Stoke Climsland (T L Stoate) Lists those with more than £1 in goods or in income from land - shown in £ unless otherwise stated.
Below is the only reference we have to Radus (thought to be the name "Randulphus") who lived in the parish of Stoke Climsland.
1540? Radus Troys a bowe vj arrows (Undated militia list (at Exeter) believed to date from about 1540 - lists under Stoke Climsland)
Below are references that may be to the same Henry who lived in the parish of Stoke Climsland.
1522 Harry TREYS £1 1522 Military Survey - Stoke Climsland (T L Stoate) 1540? Henricus Troys a byll (Undated militia list (at Exeter) believed to date from about 1540 - lists under Stoke Climsland) 1544 Henry Troyse £4 1544 Subsidy Rolls - Stoke Climsland (T L Stoate) Lists those with more than £1 in goods or in income from land - shown in £ unless otherwise stated.
Below are references that may be to be to the same Peter Troys Senior who lived in the parish of Stoke Climsland.
1522 Peter TREYS £2 1522 Military Survey - Stoke Climsland (T L Stoate) 1540? Petrus Troys senr a byll (Undated militia list (at Exeter) believed to date from about 1540 - lists under Stoke Climsland) 1544 Peter Troyes £2 1544 Subsidy Rolls - Stoke Climsland (T L Stoate) Lists those with more than £1 in goods or in income from land - shown in £ unless otherwise stated.
Below is the only reference we have to Peter Troyes Junior who lived in the parish of Stoke Climsland. He may be the the son of "Petrus Troys senr" who is on the same Militia List.
1540? Petrus Troys junr a byll (Undated militia list (at Exeter) believed to date from about 1540 - lists under Stoke Climsland)
Below is the only reference we have to Richard Trayes who lived in the parish of Stoke Climsland in 1563 and sometime prior to 1565 appears to have moved to London (ER)
1563/4 "and Richard Trayes late of Stoke Clymsland (wrongly spelt Plymsland) county Cornwall (pardoned) for the theft of 8 shillings belonging to William Ham at Stoke Plymsland on 5th July 6 Eliz" (Cal. Patent Rolls 1565, 1128)
This Sampson may be the father of Sampson and Edward.
His employer, Sampson Mannington (Manaton), appears to have been a major landholder in the parish. Descendants of his employer
appear to have married into the Carew family of Antony who employed his descendant John Treis in the 17th century. It
seems possible that other descendants/relatives between Sampson and John may have been similarly employed.
Some time before 1567, his wife had been married to Edward TREHANE who had died. An Edward TREHAYN (with goods value £1 appears in the 1544 South Hill lay subsidy).
Also a Stephen Trehayn and a William TR?????. Six years after her marriage to Sampson a Mary Trehane daughter of Edward dec'd got married
in South Hill. This child may be hers in which case she may have been married to Edward for quite some time or it may be a daughter from an earlier
marriage of her husband. The former situation could have an implication on the age of Sampson and reduce the possibility of him still being
alive when John Treise died in 1612.
Sampson TREASE 1567 m. 18Jan1567 South Hill Sampson TREASE Servant, TO Sampson MANINGTON Esq, TREHANE Elizabeth, Widow, of Edward Trehane, 1568? (LPW) NOTE: A link to unstructured information about the Manaton family 1569 Sampson Treyse, Billman, With Bill, Short brimmed helmet (LPW - Cornwall Muster Returns 1569 Hundred of East - Parishe of Sowthill) Sp Elizabeth TREHANE nee ? Possible child from her marriage to Edward Trehane: - ?Mary TREHANE 1573 26Apr1573 South Hill WEBB Andrew, Treconnr., TREHANE Mary, Edward Trehane decsd., (LPW) By her second marriage to Sampson TREISE she appears to have had at least two children: - ?Sampson TREISE It is thought that the Sampson who married Jane Allin in 1589 may be Sampson's son. LINK TO FURTHER INFORMATION ?Edward TREISE It is thought that the Edward who married Thomazin in Linkinhorne in 1608 may be another son, possibly named after his mother's first husband. LINK TO FURTHER INFORMATION
This John Treise may be the same John Trease who appears on the undated militia List dating from about 1540.
1577 Will of John Treise of Stokeclimsland
Listed in "Calendar of Wills relating to Cornwall and Devon in the Connatorial Archidiaconal Court of Cornwall 1569 - 1699"
Appears in Ancestry Lists as being in book 1670. It is believed Will is now lost as it does not appear in document lists.
Date of death is given as August 1577.
Currently we do not know if she was a spinster or if married who her husband was.
1582 Will of Agnes Treise of Stokeclimsland
Listed by British Record Society in Vol 56 but no longer available.
This is also listed in "Calendar of Wills relating to Cornwall and Devon in the Connatorial Archidiaconal Court of Cornwall 1569 - 1699" in the indexes held on Ancestry.
Date of death is given as March 1582. Nothing more known
This Henry Treise may be the same Henry Trease who appears on the undated militia List dating from about 1540.
1596 Administration of Henry Treise
Listed by British Record Society in Vol 56 but no longer available.
Definitely of Cornwall - believed to be of Stokeclimsland - Nothing more known
A marriage of ...? TRAYES and Alse WHETLY is recorded at Stoke Climsland in 1555. It is possible that this refers to this John who has a wife
called Alice. Assuming they married in their early twenties this would have made John around 80 and Alice around 85 when they died.
From John's will drawn up in May 1611, it is apparent that John has a brother Sampson who was then still alive and that there were two other
Sampsons - Sampson Junior and his son. Sampson Junior fits the Sampson who married Jane Allin in 1589 and who had in 1611 an unmarrried son
Sampson who went on to marry Julian Roberts in 1625.
The Edward Treis of Linkinhorne also mentioned in the Will must be related but the Will does not state the relationship.
No children are directly mentioned in either John's will of 1611 nor his wife's will of 1618 and it is thought they had no surviving children.
Alice makes many bequests to both the individually named children of Mary Geedy (including Jane Cutty who is already married and Thomas
Geedy who is old enough to be made executor of her Will) and to the individually named children of Thomas Dingle. These children must have
been very close to her and their age indicates that their parents must have married 20 + years previously.
It seems likely that they were Alice's relatives rather than her husband's and possibly nephews or nieces :-
1. Mary Geedy may be a niece whose husband had died by 1614.
2. Another niece who had died by 1614, had married Thomas Dingle.
3. These nieces had been born long enough ago for two of their children, Jane Cutty and Jane Bound to reach marriageable age and at
least one of the children to be old enough to be appointed executor.
4. The two nieces are likely to have been born at least 40 years before 1614 ie before 1574.
The inventory for John's will was done by Sampson Mannington which suggests a link with Sampson Trease who was servant to Sampson Mannington.
When John draws up his Will on the 26th May 1611, he states that he lives at Pitt Farm in Stoke Climsland. 30 years later, on the 9th October 1641, the burial of Sampson TREES of Pitt is recorded at Stoke Climsland. The Sampson who is buried is thought to be one of the three Sampsons mentioned in the Will. If John is the TRAYES who married Alice in 1555 then the Sampson who died is thought unlikely to be his brother on the grounds of age.
John TREASE ?1555 m. 09Aug1555 Stoke Climsland illegible TRAYES and Alse WHETLY (CHC) NOTE: This would be improbable if the children in Alice's will are her nephews and nieces. 1611 w. 26May1611 will drawn up John TREIS of Hitt, Stoke Climsland, yeoman mentions: - Servants Walter John, and Joan King, Robert Marret of Botusflemming, Sampson s. Sampson Treis jun., Edwd. Treis of Linkinghorne, wife Alice, bro. Sampson exor.. Overseers Wm. Beare & Wm. Decon. Witnessed Jn. Clarke, Wm. Bowhay. 1612 i. 13Jul1612 Stoke Climsland. ?--- TREES, the elder (COD) NOTE: If this was the burial of John, the wording implies a younger John was alive at the same time, possibly not their son, as he is not mentioned in either John or Alice's Wills. The burial in Stoke Climsland of Jhon TREIS on 15th January 1602 is recorded. 1612? w. probate sp. Alice ? 1614 w. 03May1614 Will of Alice Treis drawn up 1618 w. 09Apr1618 Stoke Climsland probate (CRO AP/T/318) Possible references to persons mentioned in Alice's will:- FAMILY OF MARY GEDDY John GEDDY 1608 w. John Geddy of Stoke Climsland, will and inventory (CRO AP/G/53) Sp. Mary GEDDY 1621 w. Mary Gedie, widow, of Stoke Climsland, will and inventory (CRO AP/G/242) Thomas GEDDY 'Thomas Geedy, son of said Mary' made executor of Alice's will Possibly the Thomas Giddy who witnessed the will of Frances Trease on 16Jun1634 and the will of Edward Treise on 05Feb1644 1641 Protestation Return Stoke Climsland - Thomas GEEDDY 1655 w. 14Feb1655 Probate of will of Thomas GEEDY, yeoman of Stoke Climsland (PROB 11/247) Arthur GEDDY 1614 alive (per Alice's will) Grace GEDDY 1621 w. Grace Gedie, spinster of Stoke Climsland, will and inventory (CRO AP/G/242) Elizabeth GEDDY 1614 alive (per Alice's will) Jane GEDDY "Jane Cutty wife of Sampson Cutty and daughter of the said Mary Geedy" (Alice's will of 1614) 1618 w. Joan CUTTYE, widow, of Stoke Climsland (CRO AP/C/442) Sp Sampson CUTTY 1617 w. Sampson Cuttye, husbandman, of Stoke Climsland (CRO AP/C/423) FAMILY OF THOMAS DINGLE of St Dominick Thomas DINGLE 1590 m. 01Jul1590 Linkinhorne. Thomas DINGLE and Lore, his wife (COD - Phillimores) 1602 m. 20May1601 Linkinhorne. Thomas DINGLE and Dorothye, his wife (COD - Phillimores) 1604 m. 15Jun1604 Linkinhorne. Thomas DINGLE and Johan, his wife (COD - Phillimores) 1622 w. Thomas Dingle of Linkinhorne. Inventory (CRO Ap/D/221) William DINGLE Per Alice's will 'William Dingle son of Thomas Dingle of St Dominicke' Peter DINGLE Jane DINGLE 'Jane Bound daughter of said Thomas Dingle' Sp. --- BOUND Christian DINGLE
This Sampson seems to be Sampson the Elder mentioned in the will of daughter Frances Trease made in 1634
whose will tells us :-
1. Her father was Sampson Trease the elder.
2. She had a brother Sampson Trease who had sons Sampson and William.
3. She had another brother.
4. She had a sister Elizabeth.
5. She had an illegitimate son Andrew.
We also know from the will of Uncle Edward Trease of Linkinhorne made in 1644 that he had a nephew
Sampson who was alive in 1644 who had a son Sampson and a second son William - this matches the description of Frances's
brother Sampson.
The references to a will by this Sampson proved on 3rd April 1635 are from notes of earlier research that can no longer be found.
The Will is not listed by CRO and it is thought that the reference is actually a misindexed reference to the Will of his daughter Frances.
However the references are being retained until this discrepancy can be resolved.
It is thought more likely that Sampson died in January 1643/4 and that his death prompted son Sampson and Uncle Edward to see to their
Wills which were both drafted at the beginning of February 1644. Sampson should have had a Will but if he did, it no longer appears to exist.
It is of course possible that there was no Will and his property was handled by means of Administration Bond copies of which have also been
lost. The recent find of a burial of Sampson TREES of Treovis in 1641 may possibly be of this Sampson.
The Duchy of Cornwall survey shows Bartholomew TREES at Trealbis aka Treoris which may be the same farm but by 1660 Bartholomew appears to have moved to Hampt farm.
Sampson TREASE ?1589 m. 06Sep1589 Stoke Climsland. Sampson TREYES and Jane ALLIN (CHC) ?1596 m. 11Aug1596 Linkinhorne. Sampson TREASE and Jane his wife (IGI M002241 and LPW) NOTE: It is not known whether the above Sampsons are the same person. 1611 Named as Exor of brother John's will 1634 12June1634. Alive as Sampson Trease the elder, father, named exor. of daughter Frances's will ?1634 Will made by Sampson Trease, late of Stoke Climsland SEE NOTE Edward Trease and Sampson Trease to be his exors ?1635 w. 3Apr1635 Probate (the same time as daughter Frances's will) by Sampson Trease Junior and E T Trease. SEE NOTE NOTE: The last two entries are being investigated further and may be spurious. ?1641 27Jan1641 Sampson TREES, Treovis (COD) Sp. Jane ALLIN ?1633 i. 05Nov1633 Joan TREES, Treoves, wife of Sampson (PR FS i61, COD) NOTE: Did Sampson remarry or were names Jane and Joan interchangeable? The address "Treoves" fits with the Sampson who died in 1641 being her husband. Frances TREIS 1634 w. 18Jun1634 will made by Frances TREIS spinster Mentions brother John? Trease, sister Eliz. Trease, Sampson, son of brother Sampson Trease, bastard son Andrew Trease, Amade Streek, father Sampson Trease the elder, exor. Witnessed Sampson Trease Jun., Thos. Giddy. 1634 i. 04Nov1634 Francis TRES (COD) 1635 w. 03Apr1635 probate Andrew TREASE Bastard son mentioned in mother's Will Elizabeth TREASE This daughter may have been named Elizabeth after her grandmother Elizabeth Trehane. 1660 Cornwall Poll Tax - Stoke Climsland, Elizabeth Trease, Northdowne 1s. 0d. Sampson TREASE 1611 Sampson Treis jun. mentioned in uncle John's will. 1625 m. 24Oct1625 Stoke Climsland Sampson TREIS and Julian ROBERTS LINK TO FURTHER INFORMATION John TREASE A brother whose name is not completely readable is mentioned in sister Frances's will made 1634 A nephew John is mentioned in Uncle Edward's will made 1644 A brother John who had a son John is mentioned in the Will made in 1644 by his brother Sampson who married Julian Roberts. LINK TO FURTHER INFORMATION
"Nephew" Sampson is mentioned in Uncle Edward's will which, like Sampson's will, was drawn up in February 1644 and appears to refer to
this Sampson to whom Edward bequeathes the residue of his estate but should he die, then his son Sampson should take his place but if
his son Sampson were also to die then his second son William should take his place.
Edward appoints another nephew John Treise, as one of the overseers of the Will.
Although Sampson had three sons, one of them, John, did not marry and another, William had three daughters, leaving only one son, Sampson, to
continue the family name.
Sampson TREASE 1611 Sampson Treis jun. mentioned in Uncle John's will 1625 m. 24Oct1625 Stoke Climsland Sampson TREIS and Julian ROBERTS 1634 Sampson Trease Jun. in 1634 - Witness of sister Frances's will. ?1635 Proved his father Sampson's will NOTE: Entry may be spurious - being investigated. 1641 Protestation Return - Sampson Trease Constable (CHC) or Churchwarden (COD) This was signed by men over age 18 - no dissenters known. Stoke Climsland Parish, Hundred of East, Cornwall In the transcript of the return on the CHC website the following TREASES are listed together:- Edward Trease, Sampson Trease, John Trease, Peter Trease implying they arrived together to be listed. Interleaved with their names are Sampson Brent and Henry Brent. 1641 24Jan1641 Pre-nuptial settlement. Edw. Deacon of Southill, yeo., to Jn. Deacon of Southill, yeo., and Sampson Treise of Stokeclimsland, yeo., on marriage between Sampson Deacon, s. of Edw. D., and Mary Grylls, dau. of Adam G. Property - Treven.(NA 3310) 1644 w. 1Feb1644 will made by Sampson Treise of Stokeclimsland, yeo. 1646 w. 13Apr1646 probate Mentions sons William and John, wife Julian, Edwd. Treise, Thos. Giddy and John son of his brother John. 1646 w. May 1646 Inventory £225 0s. 8d. Sp. Julian ROBERTS Nothing more known. Her husband's uncle Edward mentions Nicholas Roberts children in his will drafted in 1644 1644 Alive when husband drafts his will. Sampson TREASE Born before 13Jun1634 as mentioned in Aunt Frances's Will Oldest son per Uncle Edward's will made 1644 and his father's will made in 1644 1641 Protestation Return - Sampson Trease This was signed by men over age 18 - no dissenters known. Stoke Climsland Parish, Hundred of East, Cornwall 1650 11Jan1649/50 Valuation of the manor of Stoke Clymsland : - Sampson Treasse; mess. in Cockington and 46 ac in 3 farl. Fine: 53s 4d. Rent: 4s 8d. Barabage Rent: 2s. Sampson Treasse and Roger Clerke: 4 ac of waste in Whitecroft. Fine 4s. Rent 4d. Barbage Rent nil. Sampson Treasse and William Hatch: ten and 32 ac in 1/2 ac Cornich in Pitt. Fine 36s. 8d. Rent 4s. Barbage Rent 8d. Elizabeth Crabb, Katherin Jeffrey, Sampson Trease and William Dickson: 24 ac of waste in Malletdowne [Tremollet Down]. Fine 13s. 4d. Rent 1s.4d. Barbage Rent Nil. 1660 Sampson Trease 8 shillings (at Hampt) (Poll tax) 1661 Sampson Treis 5 shillings (Free and Voluntary Present) 1664 Sampson Trease 5 ret two too many by mistake (Hearth Tax) LINK TO MORE INFORMATION William TREASE Born before 13Jun1634 as mentioned in Aunt Frances's Will Second oldest son per Uncle Edward's will made 1644 and his father's will made in 1644 LINK TO MORE INFORMATION John TREISE Possibly born after 13Jun1634 as, unlike his brothers, he is not mentioned in Aunt Frances's Will. John did not marry but became a steward to the Carew family at Antony in Cornwall. He became wealthy in his own right leaving over £300 in 1698, but had no heirs. 1641 Only two John Treases appear in the Protestation Return for Stoke Climsland and these are thought to relate to John Trease and his son. This would be consistent with John being under the age of 18 in 1641. 1644 Youngest son per his father's will made in 1644 1687 Letter of Richard HOBLYN TO John TREIS, Antony, concerning two bills of Mr Blight's on Captain Kelk (NAI AD2328) 1690 16Jan1690 Property transction with Thomas Keene (husband of his neice Rebecca) 1692 Disbursement Books of Jn. Treis and Jn. Tom (1692-7) and CA/H1/6 'Receipt Book of Jn. Treis 1692/4 (Carew of Antony Accounts (CA) - CA/H1/2) | Later items in this series seem to concern Jn. Tom so presumably he took over from Jn. Treis as Steward. | Packet of letters from Mary Lady Crew (widow of Sir John) to her Steward at Antony, John Treis: household and estate business | including burgesses of Saltash, Callington, chipped money etc.. Some lists of goods, including plate, sent to Exeter mint to be 1697 exchanged for new money 1695-7, 1688-97 (Carew Correspondence (CC) CC/FF/1) 1696 w. made by John Treis of Antony, Co. Cornwall. 1697 i. 27Dec1697 Antony Corwall Mr John GREIS 1698 w. 03Aug1698 Probate by Sampson Treis, nephew and exor. To the poor of Stoke Climsland, 40s. To the poor of Antony 20s. To my sister-in-law Rebecca Treis, widow a piece of gold called a guinea. To my deceased brother Sampson's three daughters and to my brother William and his three daughters, £5 each. To my two neices Anne and Mary Treise daughters of my nephew Sampson Treise £300 equally at 21 or married. Whereas I stand tenant for several parcels of land in H M Duchy Manors of Stoke Climsland and Rillaton for security of payment of money, exors. to take benefit of debts. Rest of goods to my said nephew Sampson Treis and he to be exor. Witnessed by Richard Hawkins, Wm. Gay and John Pearce. NOTE: In his will of 1650, Ambrose Manaton of Trecarrel leaves Ten shillings for all my servants living William Biship, ? Triggs, John Rease, Richard Nott, William Pearce, Anthony Conne (this passage is very difficult to read but is a list of faithful servants) - could John REASE be John TREASE - Sampson TREASE was servant to Sampson MANINGTON (MANATON) in 1567. This external link gives a high level summary of the Manaton family. Further unstructured information about the Manaton family is given on these pages. Antony is connected with the Arundell family. During reign of Edward III, Ralph Arundell married Joan Trerice the daughter of Michael Trerice. In 1552 Thomas Carew married Elizabeth Edgecumbe. Their son Richard married Juliana Arundell.
Sampson is the son of Sampson and Julian nee Roberts and is referred to in his brother John's will.
When this tree was first constructed his baptism, marriage, and burial records had not been found neither had the baptismal records of any of his children, but his family could be deduced from other records. Parish register entries subsequently found have so far confirmed the original deductions to be correct.
Sampson TREISE Oldest son per Uncle Edward's will made 1644 and his father's will made in 1644 1650 11Jan1649/50 Valuation of the manor of Stoke Clymsland: Westland Tything - conventionary Tenants - p157: Sampson Treasse; mess. in Cockington and 46 ac in 3 farl. Fine: 53s 4d. Rent: 4s 8d. Barabage Rent: 2s. Sampson Treasse and Roger Clerke: 4 ac of waste in Whitecroft. Fine 4s. Rent 4d. Barbage Rent nil. Sampson Treasse and William Hatch: ten and 32 ac in 1/2 ac Cornich in Pitt. Fine 36s. 8d. Rent 4s. Barbage Rent 8d. Nordon (North Down) Tything - conventionary Tenants: p161 - Elizabeth Crabb, Katherin Jeffrey, Sampson Trease and William Dickson: 24 ac of waste in Malletdowne [Tremollet Down]. Fine 13s. 4d. Rent 1s.4d. Barbage Rent Nil. 1660 Sampson Trease 8 shillings (at Hampt) (Poll tax) 1661 Sampson Treis 5 shillings (Free and Voluntary Present) 1664 Sampson Trease 5 ret two too many by mistake (Michaelmas Hearth Tax) (only 7 houses in the parish had more than 5 hearths - per Alastair Tinto, a local historian) .... He had three daughters and a son called Sampson per brother John's will bef1696 He died before his brother John made his will on 25August 1696. Sp. Rebecca ---? Although Sampson's marriage has, so far, not been found, the following circumstantial evidence indicates his wife was called Rebecca: - 1. Brother John refers in his Will to his "sister-in-law Rebecca". 2. The Stoke Climsland parish register contains the baptisms of the children of Sampson and Rebecca TREISE. 3. One of Sampson's daughters appears to be the Rebecca Treise who married Thomas Keene in 1680. 4. Also following entry fits with the premise that his widow Rebecca was alive in 1696 : - 1703 i. 25Feb1703 Stoke Climsland. Rebeckah TREES (COD) Rebecca 1657 c. 11Apr1657 Stoke Climsland. Rebecca daughter of Sampson Treise (.. ? was born the .. day) of March and baptised the 11th day of April (Image 19 Family Search BMD 1630 - 1700) 1680 m. 08Jun1680 Stoke Climsland. Thomas KEENE of Minhinnit and Rebecca TREISE (TREIS - BT) (CHC and FMP) LINK TO FURTHER INFORMATION UNKNOWN 1657 b. 28May1657) ?--- TREES d/o Sampson & Rebeka? (COD) c. 11Jun1657) NOTE: The birth date clashes with that of Rebecca. Maybe the dates are mistranscribed. UNKNOWN 1660 b. Nov1660 ?--- TREAES d/o Sampson & Rebeco (COD) Sampson 1665 c. 25Aug1665 Stoke Climsland. Sampson the son of Sampson and Rebecka Treais was baptised (Image 23 Family Search BMD 1630 - 1700) 1687 m. 08Dec1687 Stoke Climsland. Samson TREISE (TREIS - BT) and Mrs Susanna PHILLIPS (CHC and FMP) LINK TO FURTHER INFORMATION Joan ?1662 c.1662 Stoke Climsland. "daughter of Sampson and Rebecca TRAES was" .. "November" (Image 20 Family Search BMD 1630 - 1700) 1684 m. 03May1684 Stoke Climsland. Robert CUTTEY and Joan TREISE (CHC) Sp Robert CUTTY 1694 Will, oath, and inventory of Robert Cutty, yeoman, of Stoke Climsland (CRO - AP/C/2278) NOTE: Possibly Robert's father or maybe Robert himself Ann 1667 c. 12Sep1667 Ann daughter of Sampson and Rebecka TREIS was baptised (Image 24 Family Search BMD 1630 - 1700) 1696 m. 12Nov1696 Stoke Climsland. Joseph DOIDGE and An TREASE (CHC) Mary Her Uncle John refers in his Will to his nieces Ann and Mary TREIS daughters of his nephew Sampson TREIS
Edward is almost certainly the Edward Treis of Linkinhorne mentioned in John Treis's will of 1612 and the uncle of
Sampson who married Julian Roberts. The inventories for both Sampson's and Edward's wills were done on the same day
by John Deacon and Edward Couch. Also both their wills were drawn up within days of each other.
From Edward's will, the following can be surmised:-
1. He had a nephew Sampson who had an older son Sampson and a younger son William all of whom were alive on 6th February 1644/45.
2. He had another nephew John who is almost certainly the 'brother' John referred to in Sampson's will
3. He probably had no surviving children nor wife as they are not mentioned in his will.
This is compatible with him being the Edward who
married THOMASINE in Linkinhorne in 1608 and his wife being the Thomasine, wife of Edward, who was buried in Linkinhorne in 1636.
In her will of 1634, Frances Treise mentions her brother Sampson and his two sons Sampson and William - the profile of her brother Sampson
matches that of Edward's nephew Sampson described in his will above.
It therefore seems probable that Edward was brother to Frances's father Sampson and that the Andrew Treise he mentions in his will is Frances's
illegitimate son Andrew.
Edward's wife Thomazin died only 28 years after they married and Edward himself died 10 years later. A possible reason for there being no
surviving children is that Edward and Thomazin married late in life.
Edward TREASE 1608 m. 13May1608 Linkinhorne Edward TREASE and Thomazin his wife (LPW) 1611 Receives bequest of two steers per cousin John's Will 1634 Is appointed overseer per niece France's Will 1641 Protestation Return - Edward Trease This was signed by men over age 18 - no dissenters known. Stoke Climsland Parish, Hundred of East, Cornwall 1644 w. 01Feb1644 His joint stake in a property in Boraton with Thomas Giddy is mentioned in his nephew Sampson's Will. William Hooper and Symon Mill of Hartland witness Will 1644 w. 06Feb1644 Drafts his will. Is decribed as "yeoman of Stoke Climsland". William Hooper, Thomas Giddy, and Symon Mill of Hartland witness Will. 1645 i. 21Dec1645 Stoke Climsland. ?----rd TREISE (COD) 1646 w. 06Apr1646 Probate sp. Thomazin 1636 i. 07Jul1636 Linkinghorne, Cornwall, Thomasine Trease wife of Edward
In 1639 Dorothy is buried and is described as daughter of her mother Wilmot. It is thought likely that Wilmot was the wife of William and this indicates that Dorothy's father, William, had predeceased her. However there remains the possibility that the mother referred to is a different Wilmot.
William TREIS 1611 m. 01Apr1611 Stoke Climsland William TREES of Downehouse and Willmoth SIMONES (CHC and FMP) NOTE: Wife - Wilmot SEMAR (ER) probably transcription error 1641 Protestation return Stoke Climsland William Trease 1650 11Jan1649/50 (1649/50 Duchy of Cornwall Survey - Westland Tything - conventionary Tenants - p157) Bennett Couch and William Trease: ten. and 32 ac in 1/2 acre Cornish in Fenterdon. Fine 37s. Rent 2s.6d. Barbage Rent. 1s.4d. 11Jan1649/50 (1649/50 Duchy of Cornwall Survey - Nordon (North Down) Tything - conventionary Tenants p159) William Treasse and John Smyth: ten and 32 ac in 1/2 ac Cornish there. Fine 20s. Rent 3s.6d. Barbage Rent 1s.4d. 1660 Cornwall Poll Tax - Stoke Climsland William Trease & wife Northdowne 1s. 0d. Sp Willmoth SIMONES Nothing more known. Doratie TREES 1639 i. 10Apr1639 Stoke Climsland. Doratie TREES d/o Wilmot (COD)
In 1691 John and Philippa Treise of Stoke Climsland christened one of their sons "Arthur". Descendants of this son are the only Treases known to use the christian name Arthur as an ancestral name. Prior to that, only four references to an Arthur Treis, (including all known alternative spellings), have been found : -
Arthur TREIS 1612 m. 24Jan1612 Stoke Climsland, Cornwall. Arthur TREES and Elizabeth POLLMER Elizabeth PALMER Nothing more Known Children or grandchildren? ?Arthur TREISE 1689 03Jul1689 Administration of Arthur TREISE of Stoke Climsland As administration was granted to Arthur's brother, it appears that he did not have a surviving wife nor children. It may be that he never married. Certainly no marriage record at Stoke Climsland has been found in the transcripts for this period. The relationship of Arthur to the other surety for the bond, Christopher Taprell of St Neot, is unknown. Sometimes the lack of a Will indicates an unexpected or early death. John TREISE ?We know that the Arthur who died in 1689 had a brother, John. As surmised above, this John may possibly be the John Treise of Stoke Climsland who christens one of his sons "Arthur".
1641 Protestation Return - Peter Trease This was signed by men over age 18 - no dissenters known. Stoke Climsland Parish, Hundred of East, Cornwall ?1678 i. 05Apr1678 Tavistock. Peter TRIS (FMP)
Roger died in 1653. His wife Jane died in 1648. The references below are the only references found so far that definitely relate to a Roger Trease. There is a possible reference in Helston in 1632 but the transcript shows a marriage between Roger TREAUE and mary MOONE.
Roger TREASE 1641 Protestation Return - Roger Trese This was signed by men over age 18 - no dissenters known. Stoke Climsland Parish, Hundred of East, Cornwall 1653 i. 20Mar1653 Stoke Climsland. Roger TREES (PR FS i68) Wife - Jane 1648 i. 30Sep1648 Stoke Climsland. Jane the wife of Roger TREES was buried (PR FS i67) Son - John 1646 i. 26Apr1646 Stoke Climsland. John the son of Roger TREES (PR FS i66)
This John is the son of Sampson and Julian Treise nee Roberts who married in Stoke Climsland on the 24th October 1625.
He is thought to be the brother, whose name is not completely readable, mentioned in his sister Frances's Will made in 1634.
and the brother John who had a son John mentioned in his brother Sampson's Will made in 1644.
He also appears as the nephew John mentioned in his uncle Edward's Will made in 1644.
His father Sampson married in 1589 and as John was the youngest surviving son he was possibly born after 1595.
To have a son who was in his majority when Uncle Edward made his will in 1644, John would need to have married by about 1620.
Two John Treases are listed on the 1641 Protestation return for Stoke Climsland. These may relate to this John Trease and his son John.
John TREISE 1641 Protestation Return - John Trease This was signed by men over age 18 - no dissenters known. Stoke Climsland Parish, Hundred of East, Cornwall Spouse - name unknown John TREISE 1641 Protestation Return - John Trese This was signed by men over age 18 - no dissenters known. Stoke Climsland Parish, Hundred of East, Cornwall 1642 The John Treise who married Flower Maister in Stoke Climsland in 1642 may be the same John Treise. 1644 John, son of brother John, is a beneficiary of the Will of his Uncle Sampson Treise made in 1644. John names his eldest son John (possibly after his father), second son Sampson (possibly after his grandfather), third son Edward (possibly after his Uncle), and fourth son Andrew (possibly after his cousin, illegitimate son of Aunt Frances). LINK TO FURTHER INFORMATION
Bartholomew TREISE 1641 Protestation Return - Bartholomew Trese This was signed by men over age 18 - no dissenters known. Stoke Climsland Parish, Hundred of East, Cornwall 1641 Protestation return - Stoke Climsland Bartholomew Trese 1650 11Jan1649/50 (1649/50 Duchy of Cornwall Survey - Hant Tything - conventionary Tenants - p154) John Lithby, Bartholomew Trees and Joan Brookein; ten. called Trealbis [Treoris] and 34 ac. Fine 29s. 4d. Rent 2s. 4d. Barbage Rent 1s. 4d. 1660 Cornwall Poll Tax - Stoke Climsland Bartholomew Trease & wife Hampt 1s. 0d. 1664 Cornwall Hearth Tax - Stoke Climsland Bartholemew Trease 1 ex ?1676 i. 19Aug1676 Tavistock. Bartholomew TRIS (FMP) Elizabeth TREISE 1651 c. 08May1651 Callington. Elizabeth TRASE daur of Bartholomew (FMP) Agnes TREISE 1653 c. 30Apr1653 Callington. Agnes TREISE daur of Bartholomew (FMP) John TREAES 1662 c. 27Nov1662 Stoke Climsland. John the son of Bartholomu and ? TRAES (Family Search Image 21 BMD 1630 - 1700)
In his Will of 1698 drawn up on 25Aug1696, John TREIS of Anthony, mentions his deceased brother Sampson, his sister-in-law Rebecca, his nephew Sampson Treis and his two daughters Ann and Mary. The description of the nephew Sampson matches the Sampson who married Susanna in 1687.
Sampson TREIS 1687 m. 08Dec1687 Stoke Climsland Samson TREISE and Mrs Susanna PHILLIPS (CHC) 1690 17Jan1690 Assignment of lease for 99 years. Thos. Keene of Menheniot, yeo., to Sampson Treise of Stokeclimsland, yeo. ¼ of Trewint. (NA BRA991/174) MY NOTE: In 1680 Thomas Keene of Minhinnit married Rebecca Treise in Stoke Climsland. Rebecca may be Sampson's sister. Also on 16Jan1690 John Treis of Antony was involved with Thomas Keene of Menheniot on the same property 1697 m. 01Jul1697 South Hill Sampson Treise (Stoke Climsland) and Elizabeth Smith (LPW) 1697 Manor of Stokeclimsland Agreement to take tenancy of Burwell, Tristram Bowhay, yeo., with Sampson Treis, gent. (NAI CF/1/3131 Coode and French, of St Austell, solicitors) 1709 25Nov1709 Assignment of judgement. Sampson Treise of Stokeclimsland, gent., and Thos. Keene of Menheniot, yeo., to Peter Leane of Quethiock, yeo. Property in Trewint. 1719 ([no title] 1719 (NAI CF/1/3132 Coode and French, of St Austell, solicitors) Manor of Stokeclimsland Agreement to take tenancy of Southcombe, Nich. Lampen, gent., with Sam. Lyne of Launceston, and Sampson Treis, gents. 1728 15Apr1728 Stoke Climsland. Administered the estate of his son John Sp1. Susanna PHILLIPS 1665 Thomas Phillips son of John and Margery Phillips of Poughill married Susanna Gayer daur of Samuel Gayer of Stratton Mentions Edmund Phillips of Stoke Climsland (Marriage settlement DRO Z16/1/26/3) Edmund appears to be the son of John & Margery Phillipps baptised on 04May1645 in Poughill. Susanna can't be Thomas Phillips' widow as both he and his wife are mentioned in the 1695 marriage settlement (see below). She can't be his daughter Susannah as she marries Nicholas Rowland (see 1700 Will details below). Edmund Phillips' Will of 1696 (CRO AP/P/1992) might throw some light on the matter. 1665 20Jan1665 16 Charles II. Assignment and counterpart marriage settlement (DHC DD 47925 & 6) (1) John Phillipps of Poughill, Cornwall, gent., and Thomas Phillipps, his son and heir apparent (2) Samuel Gayer of Stratton, gent., and Edmund Phillipps of Stockclymsland, gent. A farm and tenement with appurtenances called Cleveparks with down ground adjoining in Stratton, leased to John Phillipps by John Arundle late of Trerise, esq., and Mary his wife, 26 July 1634 for 99 years or the lives of Anstice Phillipps and Elizabeth Phillipps, daughters of John Phillipps, and Edmund Phillipps, son of Daniel Phillipps of Stratton; and a tenement called Wilton in Poughill, leased to John Phillipps by John Stanbury of Poughill, 4 October 1651, for 1995 years. Term: residue of the said terms. As to Cleveparks, to be held to the use of John Phillipps for life, then to the use of Frances Phillipps, his daughter for the remainder of the term, or by Thomas Phillipps if he pays or Secures to Frances £100 after the death of their father. As to Wilton to the use of Thomas Phillipps for life, then to Susanna Gayer, daughter of Samuel Gayer, his intended wife, during the life of Margery Phillipps, wife of John, reserving an estate in reversion to Elizabeth, daughter of John Phillipps, wife of John Toker, gent. 1677-8 19Mar1678. Release, part of a lease and release (PWDRO 52/4) 1 Thomas Phillipps of Poughill, Cornwall, gent, his wife Susanna, Samuell Allen of Plymouth, mercer, his wife Hannah, and Grace Gayer junior 2 Grace Gayer, senior, widow of Samuell Gayer of Stratton 4 stitches of meadow, as above With seal attached 1695 23Oct1695 7 William III. (DRO Z16/2/1/39) Marriage Settlement (1) Thomas Phillipps of Poughill, Cornwall, gent., Susanna his wife and Samuel Phillipps, son and heir of the said Thomas. (2) Thomas Corindon of Winckly, gent, and Humphry Stanbury of Poughill, gent. Marriage between Samuel Phillipps and Bridgett Corindon Messuage called North Whiteley in North Petherwyn, messuage in Camelford in the possession of George Warmington, messuage called Mear in Poughill and all messuages of (1) in the parishes of Whitstone, Warbstowe, Poundstocke and Camelford and 1/10 part of the Manor of Stambury in the parishes of Morwenstow, Kilkhampton and Stratton and in the parishes of Bradworthy, Welcombe, Holsworthy, Bideford, Virginstow, North Tawton and Northam. NOTE: Mar1777 Will & Probate of Andrew BLAKE yeoman of North Petherwin (CRO X355/327) To son Thomas Blake, tenement called North Whitley, in North Petherwin, lately given to testator by his father subject to payment of £460 to testator's son John Blake and £160 to his daughter Grace Blake. Residue to son Thomas Blake, executor. Made March 1777, proved 1791. 1700 Probate copy of the will of Thomas Phillipps of Poughill, Cornwall, gent. (DRO Z16/2/12/6) Bequests of money and household goods to his wife, his daughter-in-law Bridget, his son-in-law Tresaber and his wife Elizabeth, the testator's daughter, his grand-children, Thomas, John and Elizabeth Tresaher, his son in-law-Nicholas Rowland, and his wife Susanna, the testator's daughter, his daughter Margery, and others To his son Samuel Phillipps, his term of years in a tenement called Wilton or Jewells Tenement Samuel Phillipps appointed residuary legatee and executor Proved before the bishop of Exeter Anne TREIS 1688 c. 07Sep1688 Stoke Climsland. Anne TREIS daughter of Sampson and Susanna (IGI C04297) 1696 25Aug1696. Mentioned when John's Will drafted. 1715 m. 25May1718 Stoke Climsland. Robert CUTTY and Anne TREISE (CHC) Robert CUTTY 1728 Is mentioned in the administration of estate of Sampson's son John Anne CUTTY 1721 c. 23Dec1721 Stoke Climsland. Anne CUTTY daur of Robert and Anne (C04197-1 f90268) Joanne TREIS 1691 c. 26Mar1691 Stoke Climsland. Joanne TREAS daughter of Sampson and Susanna (IGI C04297) ?169- i. Jone TREEAS (PR FS i88) NOTE: Only Anne and Mary mentioned in John Treise's will - possibly aka Anne or died - but if she died before 25Aug1696 then one would have expected daughter b. 09Aug1696 to have been named Joanne. Sampson TREIS 1692 c. 13Jun1692 Stoke Climsland. Sampson TREAS son of Sampson and Susanna (IGi C04297) ?1694 i. 30May1694 Stoke Climsland. - - - s/o Mr Sampson TREIS (PR FS i93) 1696 died before 15Aug1696 when uncle John Treis drew up his will. Another son named Sampson christened in 1699. Mary TREIS 1696 b. 09Aug1696) 1696 c. 13Aug1696) Stoke Climsland. Mary TREES daughter of Sampson and Susanna (IGI C04297) 1696 25Aug1696. Mentioned when John's Will drafted. ?1719 m. 16Oct1719 Stoke Climsland Thomas CUNING of Plint and Mary TREISE (CHC) sp2. Elizabeth SMITH ?1731 i. 02Aug1731 Stoke Climsland. Elizabeth TREES, Mrs. (COD) Sarah TREIS 1698 c. 21May1698 Stoke Climsland, Cornwall. Sarah TRES daughter of Sampson (IGI C042971) 1718 i. 15Dec1718 Stoke Climsland. Sarah TREISE d/o Mr Sampson & Elizabeth (COD) Sampson TREIS 1699 c. 01Dec1699 Stoke Climsland, Cornwall) Samps. TRES son of Sampson and Elizabeth (IGI C042971) 1705 i. 02Jun1705 Stoke Climsland, Cornwall) John TREIS 1700 c. 09Jan1700 Stoke Climsland. John TREES son of Sampson & Eliz. (COD) ?1727 i. 24Dec1727 Stoke Climsland. John TREES Dec recorded as Xbr (COD) 1728 15Apr1728 Stoke Climsland. His estate administered by his father Sampson. NOTE: Robert Cutty mentioned in the administration appears to be his brother in law, husband of step sister Anne. Robert TREASE 1702 c. 09Mar1702 Stoke Climsland. Robert TREASE son of Sampson born: 5 February (COD) 1718 09May1718 Robt. son of Samps: TREIS gent apprenticed to Philip Pentyre senr (Ancestry Image - Apprenticeship Tax) William TREIS 1704 c. 07Dec1704 Stoke Climsland William TREIS son of Sampson & Elizabeth (COD) 1720 25Apr1720 Wm. son of Sampson TREIS of Stoke Climsland apprenticed to Philip Pentyre Mercht. (Ancestry Image - Apprenticeship Tax) 1720 Apprenticeship William Treis(PRO IR/1/46 1720/1) Philip Pentyre , merchant of Plymouth (Master) William, son of Sampson Treis of Stoke, Cornwall gent (Apprentice) 7 years from 25th December £20 Premium. NOTE: Elizabeth daur of a Philip Pentyre of Plymouth married John Morshead. Sampson husband of Elizabeth Smith seems to be the only Sampson TREIS in Stoke Climsland in 1720. Another Stoke is Stoke Damerel but that is in Devon not Cornwall. ?1730 i. 06Sep1730 Stoke Climsland. William TREES Sep recorded as 7ber (COD) Susanna TREES 1710 c. 29May1710 Stoke Climsland Susanna TREES dau of ?---sonis and Elizabetha, parts of page missing (COD) 1710 i. 30May1710 Stoke Climsland. Susanna TREES d/o Sampsonis & Elizabetha (COD) Elizabeth TREIS 1713 c. 24Apr1713 Stoke Climsland, Cornwall) Eliz. TREISE daughter of Sampson and Elizabeth (IGI C042971) 1717 i. 09Aug1717 Stoke Climsland, Cornwall) Charles TREIS 1715 c. 26May1715 Stoke Climsland, Cornwall. Charles TREISE son of Sampson and Elizabeth (IGI C042971) ?1744 m. 26Jan1744 Stoke Climsland. Charles TRIES, Mr and Elizabeth DEACON (CHC) LINK TO FURTHER INFORMATION Susanna TREIS 1716 c. 03Jan1716 Stoke Climsland, Cornwall. Susana TREISE daughter of Sampson and Elizabeth (IGI C042971) 1718 i. 16Aug1718 Stoke Climsland. Susana TREISE d/o Mr Sampson & Elizabeth (COD)
Charles may be the son of Sampson and Elizabeth TREISE nee Smith. Unlike the Charles who marries Mary Haye in Callington in 1734, he uses
Rebecca as a daughter's name.
It seems probable that the 1750 burial of Elizabeth at Stoke Climsland is that of Charles's first wife and that the marriage of Charles and
Fortune in 1751 is Charles's second marriage.
Charles TRIES 1715 c. 26May1715 Stoke Climsland Charles TREISE son of Sampson and Elizabeth (IGI C042971) 1744 m. 26Jan1744 Stoke Climsland. Mr Charles TRIES otp and Mrs Elizth DEACON otp (COD) 1746 27Sep1746? (NAI CF/1/3133 Coode and French, of St Austell, solicitors) Manor of Stokeclimsland Agreement of take tenancy of Trehill, Joanna Cheyne with Chas. Treis 1751 m. 19Aug1751 Lezant Charles Tries married Fortune Colling (COD and ER) 1758 m. 27Jul1758 Stoke Climsland Richard GIDDY otp and Elizabeth STEVENS otp, both sign She signed: Elizbt. Witnesses: Charles TREISE, John GIDDY 1761 m. 18May1761 Stoke Climsland John SECCOMBE otp and Catherine TRENEWTH otp both mark by Licence (COD) Witnesses: James LARKE, Charles TREIS ?1770 i. Stoke Climsland. Charles Tr... (ER) ?1770 i. 06Jun1770 Stoke Climsland. Charles Ñ- (COD) Affidavit read before Revd Mr JONES V of Launcells NOTE: Name illegible. Sp1. Elizabeth DEACON ?Elizabeth`s parents 1717 m. 30Jul1717 Stoke Climsland. Thomas DEACON & Philippa CUTTY (COD) Thomas ?1734 i. 21Dec1734 Stoke Climsland. Thomas DEACON (COD) ?1735/7 Wills of Thomas Deacon, yeoman of Stoke Climsland are in CRO - AP/D/1434 (1735) and AP/D/1436 (1737) Philippa As she and her husband name their first son Edward Cutty DEACON, her father may be: - 1675 c. 01Feb1675 Stoke Climsland. - - - CUTTY d/o Edward & Elizabet (COD) c. 07Oct1678 Stoke Climsland. Elizabeth COTTY d/o Edward & Elizabeth (COD) 1716 i. 02Feb1716 Stoke Climsland. Edward CUTTY (COD) 1717 Will. Edward CUTTY yeoman of Stoke Climsland (CRO AP/C/2824) 1739 06Nov1739 Excommunications for contumacy (COD) .. Philippa Deacon of Stoke Climsland ?1768 i. 15Nov1768 St Endellion. Philippa DOCKEN of St Endellion certified by Eliz BURT 18Nov (COD) NOTE: Date is OK but location looks unlikely. 1769 Administration of Philippa DEACON, widow of Stoke Climsland (CRO AP/D/1737) 1779 Lease, North Norton, Stoke Climsland (CRO AD2094/3) .. term to commence on the death of Philip DEACON s/o Phillipa DEACON .. all which premises were formerly in the tenure, manurance or occupation of Phillipa DEACON, widow but now in the possession of John CALL ?Their children 1718 c. 17May1718 Stoke Climsland. Edward Cutty DEACON s/o Thomas & Phi - - - (COD) 1722 c. 27Mar1722 Stoke Climsland. Elizabeth DEACON d/o Thomas and Phillipp (IGI C04297-1 f90268) 1724 c. 14Nov1724 Stoke Climsland. Anne DEACON d/o Thomas and Phillipp (COD) 1727 c. 11Sep1727 Stoke Climsland. Philip DEACON s/o Thomas and Phillipp (COD) ?1750 i. 08Aug1750 Stoke Climsland. Elizabeth TRIES (COD) Rebecca TRIES 1744 c. 17Nov1744 Stoke Climsland, Cornwall. Rebecca TRIES daur of Charles and Elizth (IGI C042971) ?1767 m. 24May1767 St.Dominic Richard DIAMOND otp carpenter and Rebecca TREISE otp spinster : S : Matthias Clark : John Treweek : Bride signed as Rebeckah Treis (OPC St D.) LINK TO FURTHER INFORMATION Sarah TRIES 1747 c. 02Jan1747 Stoke Climsland, Cornwall. Sarah TRIES daur of Charles and Elizth (IGI C042971) ?1773 i. 30Nov1773 Stoke Climsland. Sarah TREISE Affadavit before Revd John JAGO (COD) ?1774 Sara TREIS d. 1774 Tavistock p193 of Devon WILLS ?1774 TREIS Sara Tavistock DEV 1774 W le EPRE FRYA W. (Genuki Devon Wills project) ?Grace TRIES ?1750 i. 23Dec1749 Stoke Climsland. Grace TRIES (COD) Sp2. Fortune COLLING Nothing more known. Charles TRIES 1752 c. 15Jun1752 Stoke Climsland Charles TRIES son of Charles and Fortune (COD) Fortune TRIES 1753 c. 17Nov1753 Stoke Climsland, Cornwall. Fortune TRIES daur of Charles and Fortune (IGI C042971) Elizabeth TRIES 1755 c. 03Oct1755 Stoke Climsland, Cornwall. Elizabeth TRIES daur of Charles and Fortune (IGI C042971) Ursula TRIES 1758 c. 07Apr1758 Stoke Climsland, Cornwall. Ursula TRIES daur of Charles and Fortune (IGI C042971) 1787 m. 08Jul1787 St Marylebone, MDX. Ursula TREIS otp and Benjamin HILL otp (Pallots - "Arsula", Ancestry image) By Banns. Both sign. Witnesses: Gabriel LEWIS ?, Mrs Bird ? Banns were read 2nd, 9th, & 16th July so two readings were after the marriage had taken place! NOTE1: Passing reference in Vol 7 p 308 of "A Biographical dictionary of Actors, Actresses - - - and other stage personnel in London 1660 - 1800" NOTE2: Ursula Treis is a very unusual name for UK more common in Germany. Seems this marriage may well be our Ursula as no other found in this period so far. NOTE3: A different but possibly related Ursula HILL appears in the DRAKE trees 1788 c. 11Jun1788 Percy Chapel, St Pancras. Ursula HILL d/o Benjamin & Ursula HILL. b. 22May1788 (Ancestry Image) ?1839 d. Ursula Hill (St Martin in the Fields RD Apr-May-Jun 1839) 1839 i. St Martin in the fields. Ursula HILL age 44(FS) Mary TRIES 1761 c. 05Oct1761 Stoke Climsland, Cornwall. Mary TRIES daur of Charles and Fortune (IGI C042971) ?1779 m. 19May1779 Stoke Climsland William BALL and Mary TREISE of Stoke Climsland, both mark (COD) Witnesses: John ROGERS, John DINGLE
Rebecca TREISE 1744 c. 17Nov1744 Stoke Climsland, Cornwall. Rebecca TRIES daur of Charles and Elizth (IGI C042971) 1767 m. 24May1767 St.Dominic Richard DIAMOND otp carpenter and Rebecca TREISE otp spinster : S : Matthias Clark : John Treweek : Bride signed as Rebeckah Treis (OPC St D.) sp. Richard DIAMOND ?1733 c. 11Dec1733 St.Dominic Richard son of John (OPC St D.) 1811 i. 27Nov1811 St.Dominic Richard Diamond age 76 (OPC St D.) John DIAMOND 1768 c. 14Feb1768 St.Dominic John son Richard and Rebecca DIAMOND (OPC St D.) Marriage and Burial Records searched Rebecca DIAMOND 1770 c. 30Sep1770 St.Dominic Rebecca daur Richard and Rebecca DIAMOND (OPC St D.) Marriage and Burial Records searched Richard DIAMOND 1773 c. 02May1773 St.Dominic Richard son Richard and Rebecca DIAMOND (OPC St D.) 1773 i. 26May1773 St.Dominic Richard DIAMOND (OPC St D.) Sarah? DIAMOND 1776 c. 19Mar1775 St.Dominic Sarah? daur Richard and Rebecca DIAMOND (OPC St D.) 1777 i. 15Aug1777 St.Dominic Sarah DIAMOND (OPC St D.)
The baptismal record of Rebecca Treise has not been found but from the information available it seems probable that she was the daughter of Sampson and Rebecca TREISE. Only his daughter Ann is mentioned in his will and it is thought that his wife Rebecca and all his other children predeceased him.
| Thomas KEENE | |
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| 1657 | c. 04Jun1657 Menheniot. Thomas son of Richard (COD) |
| NOTE: Brother John born 1650. Brother Richard born 1654 buried 10Dec1677 Menheniot Richard Keene junior (COD) | |
| Father Richard buried 14Jul1685 Richard Keene elder (COD) - his Will may refer to both his sons, their wives, and children. | |
| 1680 | m. 08Jun1680 Stoke Climsland Thomas KEENE of Minhinnit and Rebecca TREISE (TREIS - BT) (CHC and FMP) |
| 1690 | 16Jan1690 (NAI -CRO BRA991/96 from Messrs. Iliffe, Sweet & Co) |
| Deed to declare the intent of a judgement. Jn. Treis, of Antony, yeo., and Thos. Keene of Menheniot, yeo. | |
| Property in Trewint. | |
| 1690 | 17Jan1690 (NA BRA991/174) |
| Assignment of lease for 99 years. Thos. Keene of Menheniot, yeo., to Sampson Treise of Stokeclimsland, yeo. ¼ of Trewint. | |
| 1699 | 01Jan 1698/9 Reversionary Lease, part of Trewint, Menheniot (CRO CM/1037) |
| 1)John Bond of Erth, Esq. 2)Thomas Keene, yeoman | |
| One sixth part of Trewint Term: 99yrs or 2 lives Consideration: £38 Rent: 4 shillings and 6 pence Heriot: 10 shillings | |
| Lives of children of 2 - Richard Keene and Anne | |
| 1709 | 25Nov1709 Assignment of judgement. Property in Trewint. (CRO BRA 991/100) |
| Sampson Treise of Stokeclimsland, gent., and Thos. Keene of Menheniot, yeo., to Peter Leane of Quethiock, yeo. | |
| 1709 | Nov1709 Final Concord Pennarth (CRO BK/426) |
| 1) John Lyne junior and Peter Leane querants 2) Philip Lyne and wife Elizabeth and Thomas Keene, deforciants | |
| Thomas's son in law William Maynard's mother was Jane nee Lyne | |
| 1711 | 29-30Nov1711 Menheniot. Lease and release, land at Trewint (CRO BRA 991/104) |
| 1) Thomas Keene, yeoman of Menheniot 2) John Hony, yeoman of Menheniot | |
| Property: 5/6ths of Trewint formerly occupied by Richard Keene | |
| ?1729 | Administration and inventory of Thomas Keene, Yeoman of Menheniot (CRO AP/K/683) |
| His will is dated 3Oct1733 so he cannot have died before then. There is no inventory to the 1736 Probate so maybe this record relates to the inventory but has an incorrect date. | |
| 1736 | Will of Thomas Keene, Yeoman of Menheniot (CRO AP/K/726) |
| Sp. Rebecca TREISE | |
| Her baptism has not yet been found. | |
| John KEENE | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| 1680 | c. 17Mar1680) Menheniot. John KEENE son of Thomas (IGI C05291-1) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 1681 | d. 12Apr1681) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Ann KEENE | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 1682 | c. 27Oct1682) Menheniot. Ann KEENE daur of Thomas (IGI C05291-1) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 1705 | m. 19Jan1705 Menheniot. Ann Keene and William MAINARD, seaman (COD) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| NOTE: Per Phillimores - Olive (Ann) Keene | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
| William Maynard was christened 09Aug1678 Menheniot, the son of Henry Maynard and Jane Lyne. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Richard KEENE | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Richard was alive in 1699 when his father made a property arrangement for him and his sister Anne and appeared to live in Trewint for a while. but was definitely not there in 1711. It is thought that the 1705 burial of one Richard keen at Menheniot may refer to him. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 1684 | c. 22Mar1684) Menheniot. Richard KEENE son of Thomas (IGI C05291-1) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 1705 | i. 21Dec1705 Menheniot. Richard Keen? (COD)
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| Grace KEENE
| 1687 | c. 04Aug1687) Menheniot. Grace KEENE daur of Thomas (IGI C05291-1)
| 1699 | d. 23Sep1699)
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| Rebecca KEENE
| 1690 | c. 17Jun1690) Menheniot. Rebacca KEENE daur of Thomas (IGI C05291-1)
| 1692 | d. 30Apr1692)
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| Thomas KEENE
| 1692 | c. 25Aug1692) Menheniot. Thomas KEENE son of Thomas (IGI C05291-1)
| 1694 | d. 13Jun1694)
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William is the son of Sampson and Julian nee Roberts. In his will of 1708, he makes bequests to three daughters but no sons and so the family name dies out in this branch. William fits the description "my brother William and his three daughters" in the will of John Treise.
William TREASE ?1655 m. 16Feb1655 Stoke Climsland. William TREES "no record marriage and Johan BRENT (CHC) NOTE: This vague reference may indicate that William married Joan Brent. The date and wife's christian name certainly fit those of the subsequent children recorded in Linkinhorne. 1660 Cornwall Poll Tax - Linkinghorne William Treise Combe 4s. 0d 1664 Cornwall Hearth Tax - Linkinghorne William Treise 3 ex 1696 Will of John TREIS of Anthony 1698 mentions brother William and his three daughters - description matches that of this William 1708 w. 16Dec1708 Will made by William Treise of Linkinghorne, yeo. Mentions daughter Joan wife of John Budge of Clampitt, daughter Jane wife of William Hambly of Menheniot, Edwd. Broadlake of Linkinghorne (exor), daughter Mary Westlake, grandaughter Joan Westlake. Witnessed by Wm. Rowe, Edwd. Budge, Mary Streeke. 1710 Bargain and sale, property in Tregondale, Menheniot (CRO BRA991/32) Parties 1) John Hony, yeoman, of Menheniot 2) William Treise, yeoman, of Linkinhorne and Edward Broadlake, yeoman, of Linkinhorne. Property occupied by John Hony. 1711 i. 30Jun1711 Linkinghorne, Cornwall. William Trease (ER) 1711 w. 17Sep1711 Probate 1720 19Nov1720 Quitclaim (CRO AD 1595/1/35) Parties: 1) Johan Westlake, spinster, Linkinhorne 2) Sarah Broadlake Sum of £57 15s paid by 2) to 1), payable under terms of will of William Freiis[?], late of Linkinhorne, who appointed Edward Broadlake of Linkinhorne executor in trust for Mary Westlake, his daughter and Johan Westlake, his granddaughter, and the survivors of them. Mary Westlake and Edward Broadlake now both deceased. Sarah Broadlake and Christian Dingle appointed executors of Edward Broadlake, but Christian has renounced her rights of executorship to Sarah. Witnesses: James Haye, Edward Harrison sp. Joan 1662 i. 15Nov1662 Linkinghorne. Johan Trease wife of William (ER) NOTE: Died very shortly after giving birth to Jane Joan TREASE 1657 b. and c. 16Apr1657 Linkinhorne Joan daughter of William TREASE (IGI P002241) Sp. John BUDGE 1708 Of Clampitt per William TREISE's Will 1710 Poll book John BUDGE Linkinhorne Mary TREASE 1660 c. 31Mar1660 Linkinhorne Mary daughter of William TREASE (IGI P002241) 1696 m. 10Jul1696 Linkinhorne Mary TREASE and John WESTLAKE (IGI M002241 and LPW) bef1720 died - per 1720 Quitclaim - see under father. Sp. John WESTLAKE Joan WESTLAKE 1699 c. 10Nov1699 Linkinhorne Joan ye daughter of John WESTLAKE baptised 10th of November (LPW) 1720 19Nov1720 Spinster - per Quitclaim Jane TREASE 1662 c. 13Oct1662 Linkinhorne Jane daughter of William and Johan TREASE (IGI P002241) 1691 m. 06Aug1691 Linkinhorne Jane TREISE and William HAMLY (LPW) Jane HAMBLEY 1698 c. 12Jun1698 Menheniot. Jane daur of William and Jane HAMBLY Joane HAMBLEY 1702 c. 19jan1702 Menheniot. Jane daur of William and Jane HAMBLY
Two Johns over the age of 18 are recorded in the 1641 Protestation Return for Stoke Climsland.
One of them may relate to the John who married Flower Maister in Stoke Climsland in 1642 and who brought up his family in Callington parish.
No TREASES are recorded in the Callington Protestation return of 1641 so he possibly moved from Stoke Cimsland to Callington parish after the marriage.
The other John is almost certainly this one. The March 1650 the burial of Honor TREES the daughter of Honor, widow, indicates that this John had died by then.
We also know that Honour herself died in 1653. Currently we don't know if there were surviving children. You would expect them to call one son John and one daughter Honour.
A Dorothy TREES baptised her illegitimate child Honour in 1678 - it is possible that Dorothy may have been a surviving daughter from this marriage but it looks as though she herself may have been the Dorothy who died in April 1696.
John TREIS 1640 m. 06Aug1640 Stoke Climsland. John TREES and Honor Goodman (FMP) 1641 He may be either the John TRESE or the John TREASE listed on the Protestation Return for Stoke Climsland Parish. Died before 1650. Honor GOODMAN 1653 i. 03Apr1653 Stoke Climsland. Ouner TREESE wid (PR FS i68) ?Elizabeth TREES ?1641 i. 26Sep1641 Stoke Climsland. Elizabeth TREES d/o John (COD) NOTE: This may be the burial of their first child but is rather speculative. Johan TREES 1649 i. 14Apr1649 Stoke Climsland. Johan d/o Honor TREES (PR FS i67, COD) Honor TREES 1650 i. 08Mar1650 Stoke Climsland. Honor TREES d/o Honor vid (COD)
The identity of this William is unknown. There is only one William listed on the 1641 protestation return and one on the 1660 Poll tax return.
The William of Downehouse who married in 1611 could have remarried and be the same person appearing in all the subsequent references or
he may have died and all the references relate to a different William or this William only married here but lived elsewhere.
The William who died in 1672 and the Jane who died in 1683 may be references to this couple.
More data is needed to reduce the number of possibilities.
William TREIS ?1641 William TREASE listed on the Protestation Return for Stoke Climsland Parish ?1643 m. 06Jun1643 Stoke Climsland. William TREES and Jane WHALE (FMP) ?1649 William TREASE listed on Duchy of Cornwall Survey for Westland Tything but no property mentioned (LPW) ?1660 William TREASE and wife 1 shilling at Northdowne listed on 1660 Poll Tax for Stoke Climsland. ?1672 i. 01Feb1672 Stoke Climsland. William TREAES (PR FS i76) No further references to William nor his wife found so far. Sp1 Jane WHALE On 10th May 1590 Robert Treyes married a Jane Whale at Launceston St Mary. Both Jane Whales and their husbands may be related. ?1683 i. 02Jan1683(?) Stoke Climsland. Jane(?) TREAIS (PR FS i82) William TREES ?1650 i. 15Mar1651 Stoke Climsland. William TREES s/o William (COD)
Although all records of Ralph are found in St Germans, he has been included in the Stoke Climsland references as the only other Ralph Trease found has been the Radus, thought to be an abbreviation of Randulphus, at Stoke Climsland about 1540. Possibly they are related to one another.
Ralph TREES 1590 m. 05Oct1590 St Germans. Ralph TREES and Elizabeth KEMPE by Licence(IGI M053151) 1628 i. 22Mar1628 St Germans. Ralph TREASE (COD) Sp. Elizabeth KEMPE i. 26Jul1619 St Germans. Elizabeth TREASE w. of Ralph (COD) A family of name Kempe owned Manor of Lavethan. Jane TREES 1591 c. 02May1591) St Germans. Jane TREES daur of Ralph (COD) 1591 i. 29May1591) NOTE: This is the only baptism of RalphÕs children found in the St Germans register. Wilmot TRAYS 1597 i. 21Jan1597 St Germans. Wilmot TRAYS daur of Ralph (COD) Joan TRAYS 1597 i. 24Jan1597 St Germans. Joan TRAYS daur of Ralph (COD) ?Walter TRASI 1598 i. 24Jan1598 St Germans. Walter TRASI (COD NOTE: NO other TRASI type surnames in the register. Walter was a name used by Trease families at that time. ? Mary TREASE 1650 i. 30May1650 St Germans. Mary TREASE (COD)
In the name of god amen the ninth day of July in the year of the Reign of Our Sovereign Lord James by the grace of god of England France
and Ireland king defender of the faith etc in the nineteenth and of Scotland the four and fiftieth AD1621 I Mary Gedie of the parish of
Stoke Climsland in the County of Cornwall widow having my right mind and perfect understanding through the goodness of god and by his
assistance do make and ordain this my last will and testament in manner and form following
First I give most hearty thanks to our most gracious god ...
and as for the disposing of such goods as the lord hath committed to my charge
I give hereof to the parish church of Stoke Climsland two shillings of good current English money
Item I give and bequeath to Arthur Gedie my son ten pounds of like English money to be paid to the said Arthur when one year next after my
decease
next I give to the said Arthur my second best pan of brass
Item I give to my daughter Elizabeth Gedie fifty pounds of like English money to be paid unto the said Elizabeth when one year next after my
decease
next I give to the said Elizabeth all my wearing apparell four sliver pennies and one good pair of blankets
Item I give to Philip Cutty son of Sampson Cutty deceased one sheep
Item I give to Robte Cutty son of Sampson Cutty aforesaid deceased one sheep
Item I give and bequeath to Jane Cutty daughter of the said Sampson one sheep
All the residue of my goods and chattels moveable and immoveable my debts legacies and funeral expenses first paid I give and bequeath to
Thome Gedie my son and him I make and constitute full and whole executor of this my last will and testament and i do hereby utterly adnull
all and any other former testaments wills legacies bequeathed and executed before this time by me made named willed and bequeathed and I
will that this my last will and testament stand remain and abide for my very last will and testament ... and name other me otherwise ..
these being witnesses
William Corrydon
William Hamlyn
A true inventory of all the goods and chattels of Mary Gedie of the parish of Stoke Climsland in the County of Cornwall widow deceased
indifferently valued and priced by William Corydon sholder and John Letheby of the said parish and County yeoman ..
RETURN TO FAMILY OF JOHN AND ALICE TREASE
Some information on the Manaton family is appended here. It need sorting and reviewing.
Robt Mannington = Da. John Bycton | | | _______________| | John Mannington = Da. John Kingdon (Margaret per INet) | | | _______________| | John Mannington = Da. John Trecarrell | | | _______________| | Sampson = Da. Richd Tremayne (2nd - 1st was Isabel Boscawen da John per INET) | | _______|....................... | | Edward = Catherine da. (plus children Grace m. Francis Jackman and Henry died 24Apr1595 married Jone kids Catherine, Grace, Anthony per INET) | of John Harte | | _______|_______________________________________________________________________________________________ | | | | | Ambrose Sampson = da. Richd Peter = Frances heiress Arthur George | Hawkins | Edwd. Couch of Houghton | | m1573 _______________|_______________________ |_______________________________________________________________________________ | | | | | | | Pearce = Margery da. Edward Richd Arthur Sampson = Mary coh. Tristam Gorges Ambrose = Ann da. Pearse Henry of Combeshed | Fran Buller | Budeauxshed | Edgcumbe of Mt Edgcumbe | | m1612 | (widow of Richard Trefusis) _______| _______|_______________ _______| | | | | | Sampson Richd Ann Frances Jone b1616? b1618? b1614? b1616 b1618? St Pinnock Parish register Burials 1656 Anthony Mannington Rector buried 12Jan1656 Baptisms 1630 Ann 1632 Francis 1635 Henry Others 1690 Ambrose Mannington of Killiver and Rachell Carew marriage licence dated Mar 23 1690 (Anthony in East Par Register) 1686 Pierce Mannington gent and Joan Sakfen gen married 1686 (St Gennis Par Reg) 1721 Ambrose Manington and Grace Horndon of Callington mar lic dated July 1721 1665 Philippa da of Mr Peter and Mrs Philippa Manaton bap 1665 at Stoke Climsland (BTs Exeter) 1623 Licence of Marriage between Anthony Mannington, Clerk, Rector of St Pinnock and Joanna Wills of Saltash, 15 May 1623 1670 Penelope wife to Richard Mannington bur 1670 (Bodmin Par Reg) 1670 Edward Manaton, gent to Abigail Ally mar 25Apr1670 (St Breward) 1673 Christopher s of Edward Manaton gent & Abigail c. April 1673 i. 30Apr1673 (St B) 1674 Mary d of same 23Sep1674 (St B) 1691 Abigail wife of Edward bur 22Apr1691 (St B) 1699 Elizabith bur 8Nov1699 (St B) 1657 Degory Pearce, gent and Jane Mannington mar 1657 (St Pinnock) 1657 Christ. Efford of Modbury gent and Elizabeth Mannington da of Anthony late rector of this Parish mar 1657 (St P) 1627 Elizabeth da of Anthony Mannington Rector bap 20Jan 1627 (St P) 1637 Jand da of same bap 14 Jan 1637 (St P) 1636 Henry son of same bur 16Apr1636 1639 Jane Mannington bur 10Jan1639 1625 Thomasine dau of Pierce Mannington gent bap. 10Apr1625 (Stoke climsland - BT) 1550 i. 15May1550 St Stephens Saltash. Stephen Manaton (Capellanus Sepultus) (HCN) 1587 m. 26Nov1587 Stoke Climsland. Arthur Mannington and Jane Smith (CHC) 1591 m. 30Aug1591 Stoke Climsland. Sampson Mannington and Judith Whitaker (CHC) 1598 m. 28Jul1598 Stoke Climsland. George Manaton and Elizabeth Sleeman (CHC) 1612 m. 11Feb1612 St. Budeaux, Dev. Sampson Mannington and Mrs Mary Gorges (IGI M052641) 1642 m. 09Nov1642 Trewen. Ambrose Mannington and Hannah Frayle (COD) NOTE: Frayle a one off surname 1690 m. 23Oct1690 Antony. Ambrose Manaton and Madam Rachel Carew (IGI M053071) Ambrous Manning and Rachel Carew Daur of Sir John Carew Baronet (BTs) 1714 m. 11Oct1714 Launceston. Mr Ambrose Maniton and Sarah Skelton (COD - Phillimores) 1705 i. 21Feb1705 Antony. Madam Rachel Maniton MI 'In memory of Sir John Carew of Antony, Bart., Sir Richard Carew, his son, and Rachel his daughter wife of Ambrose Manaton of Kilworthy. Sir John Carew buried 6th August 1692; Sir Richard Carew 18th October 1703; Rachel Manaton buried 12th February 1705' 1571 m. 21Apr1572 St Budeaux, Dev. Tristram Gorges and Elizabeth Cole (IGI M052641) 1608 i. 08May1608 St Budeaux, Dev. Tristram Gorges (IGIA) 1614 c. 27Dec1614 Southill. Anne Mannington daur of Sampson (LPW) 1665 c. 30Nov1665 Southill. Judeth Mannaton daur of Arthur, Gent, and Elizabeth (LPW) 1668 c. 02Aug1668 Southill. Anne Manaton, daur of Arthur and Elizabeth (LPW) 1690 c. 11Sep1690 Southill. Ambrose Manaton son of Francis, Gent (LPW) 1692 c. 09Jan1692? Southill. Sampson Manaton son of Francis, Gent (LPW) 1694 c. 13May1694? Southill. Mary Manaton daur of Francis, Gent (*28) (LPW) 1573 m. 28?Sep1573 Southill. Mr Peeter Mannyton and Mrs Francs. Couch of Pillaton daur of Edward Couch (LPW) 1596 m. 05Dec1596 Southill. Anthony Mannington Gent and Mrs Mary Spoore (LPW) 1601 m. 31Jan1602 Southill. Mr George Mannington and Joane Stacie of Stonehouse (LPW) 1603 m. 23Oct1603 Southill. Oliver White and Alice Manaton, daur of Peter (LPW) 1607 m. 08Dec1607 Southill. Robert Parmeter of Saltash and Elizabeth Manaton (LPW) 1614 m. 13Nov1614 Southill. John Salmon and Mary Mannington (LPW) 1623 m. 10May1623 Southill. Mr Anthony Mannington and Joane Wills (LPW) 1684 m. 30Jun1684 Southill. John Buees of Lanceston and Mary Manaton (LPW) 1695 m. 04Feb1695? Southill. Mr Benjamin Steed of Exon, and Mistris Anne Manaton (LPW) 1695 m. 25Feb1695? Southill. Phillipp Taprell and Mary Manaton (LPW) 1614 i. 17Jan1614 Southill. Peter Mannington Esq., (LPW) 1684 i. 08Feb1684 Southill. Sampson Manaton (LPW) 1716 i. 16Feb1716? Southill. Elizabeth Manaton, Widdow (LPW) 1716 i. 30Mar1716 Southill. Henry Manaton Esq. (LPW) 1723 i. 09Nov1723 Southill. Ambrose Manaton Esq., (LPW) 1730 i. 27Aug1730 Southill. Mary Manaton (LPW) 1735 i. 1735 Southill. Francis Manaton Esq. - No affidavit brought (LPW) 1737 i. 07Aug1737 Southill. Sampson Manaton Esq. (LPW) Other Southill references: - 1507 St Sampson South Hill monument to John Manaton and his wife 1507 1522 Samson Manaton £6. 0s. 0d. property (1522 Military survey) £20. 0s. 0d. goods and harness (1522 Military survey) 1529 In Autumn 1529 parishioners at South Hill led by Sampson Mannington and Robert Tarrent withheld payment of mortuaries from their parson. Timber was allegedly stolen from the parson. 1544 Sampson Manaton Land £20 (1544 subsidy roll - incomplete) c1550 Letter from S Manaton to Richard Tremayne, his father in law (CRO T/1949) 1569 Henry Manaton (1569 muster roll) 1569 Sampson Manaton Esq. (1569 muster roll) 1641 Sa. Manaton (signs) (Protestation returns 1641 Southill) 1661 Arthur Manaton £1. 10s. 0d Southill (1661 voluntary contribution) 1662 Arthur Manaton 6 Gent (1662 Hearth Tax Southill) 1662 Jane Mannaton 3 Widow 1 now Mathew Launder (1662 Hearth Tax Southill) WILLS 1571 Will of Sampson Manaton of Southill 1571 (presumably Sampson Trease's employer - may be he received a small legacy) 1585 Will of Elizabeth Manaton of Southill 1585 1595 Will of Henry Manatton of Southill, 1595 1597 Will of Anth: Manaton of Southill 1597 1612 m. 03Feb1612-3 Sampson Mannington, son of Peter Mannington, of Southill, Esq., and Mary Gorges, daughter of Tristram Gorges 1615/6 Peter Manaton of Southill 1623 Will of Arthur Manington, gentleman of South Hill (CRO AP/M/376) 1632 Frances Manaton of Southill 1637 Sampson Manaton, of this place died in 1637; Ambrose Manaton, one of his sons, MP for Launceston in 1639-40, entertained Charles I. at ... 1645 17Jul1645 Letter from Mr Manaton to John Tremayne, payment of parish dues (CRO T/1988) 1651 Ambrose Manaton of Southill Prob 11/218 1669 99 yr lease (lives of Chas. and Sampson, sons of Sampson Manington of Poundstock, gent.); rent 20/- Consideration: £15 (1) Hen. Spoure of Trebarth, esq., to (2) Edw. Harrington of Kelston, Somerset, gent. Closes of land called Down Rewe parks (about 16 acres) in Whitstone now in occ. of Edw. Juell 25 Jan. 1669/70. (CRO RD/1103) 1683 Judith Manaton of Southill 1684 Sampson Manton of Southill 1697 Ambrose Manaton of Southill Prob 11/436 1707 Martha Manaton of Calstock Widow (Will Bodmin 1707) 1717 Elizabeth Manaton of Southill 1747 Robert Manaton of Southill ARMS 5th COAT. -- Ambrose Manaton, fil. 2nd Pet. Manaton of Trecarral, m. Ann, filia Pierce Edgecumbe de Mount Edgecumbe; relict (?) Ric. Trefusis, 2nd, Johan, fil. Mapowder. Arms of Manaton: Argent, on a bend Sable three mullets of the field. Crest : On a wreath of the colours, a demi-unicorn Sable, armed Argent. Arms of Edgecumbe: Gules on a bend Ermine, cotised Or, three boars' head couped. Argent, armed of the third, and langued of the first. Arms of Trefusis : Argent, a chevron between three .... spindles Sable. Arms of Mapowder: Barry of eight Gules and Argent, on a chief of the second a greyhound coated Sable. 6th COAT. -- Ambrose Manaton, m. 1st Elizabeth Kelly; m. 2nd, Carew, filia Johan Carew, Antony, Cornwall. Arms of Carew: Or, three lions passant in pale Sable. 11 Jan 1689 Ambrose Manaton (to 1696) [at the general 17 Jan 1648 by Oct 1696 48 election in Nov 1695,Manaton was also returned for Tavistock,for which he chose to sit] Henry Manaton 17 Sep 1650 c May 1716 65 3 Aug 1698 Henry Manaton [at the general election in 17 Sep 1650 c May 1716 65 Jul 1702,Manaton was also returned for Tavistock,for which he chose to sit] 26 Mar 1711 Henry Manaton [he was unseated on petition 17 Sep 1650 c May 1716 65 in favour of Paul Orchard 8 May 1711] Will of Ambrose Manaton of Trecarrel. PROB 11/218 [Contributed by Malcolm Balmer] Date: 20 August 1651 Written 26 October 1650 Proved 20 August 1651 Wished to be buried, without any coffin, in a linen sheet at night time in a private way without any mourning clothes. To the Overseer for the poor of Southill, South Petherwyn and Mary Magdalen at Launceston five pounds to each parish for poor tradesman or husbandman Ten shillings for all my servants living William Biship, ? Triggs, John Rease, Richard Nott, William Pearce, Anthony Conne (this passage is very difficult to read but is a list of faithful servants) Lands bequeathed in Will:- called Trewant and horse park (former property of the Crown) in the parish of Lewannick, Cornwall lands in Alternun (Tredarole) References: - Henry Manaton, second son Ambrose Manaton, son and executor Jane Manaton, daughter Mary Manaton, daughter Jane Manaton, wife Nephew Ambrose Manaton, son of brother Henry Manaton William Bligh, godson William Cooper, gent ,cousin Pierse Edgecumb, Esq John Sperrot, cousin (his servant Phillip Upton) The Will of Ambrose Manaton of Killworthy in the of Devon Esq, written 30 April 1696 [Contributed by Malcolm Balmer] Written: 30 April 1696 Proved :06 February 1697 Mentions lands in : - Hagsworthy/Hasworthy/Halseworthy in the parish of Tavistock, Devon and Westlangston Woods Coalswood, Broadbridge Wood also Bradridge woods in the parish of Lamerton, Devon and mansion house at Killworthy, nr Tavistock, Devon and Plushay and Beneathwood (in the tenure of Francis Grilles) in the parish of Linkinhorne, Cornwall and other properties and emoluments in Launceston. One thousand pound mortgage owing to Sir George Derby Knight now Lord Chief Justice of his Majesties, Court of Common Pleas. Jonathan Rashleigh of Menabilly Esq Alexander Carew of Harrabarra Esq. Entrusted with paying it off, if not settled before testator's death. Beneficiaries: - Rachel, my now wife, one of the daughters of Sir John Carew Baronet deceased, Thomas Purlton (Pastor?) John Conter Richard Palmer, friend Richard Crab of Callington John Rowell, servant Alexander Carew Grace Carew, cousin, Pearce Manaton, cousin, The poor of my parish twenty pounds Henry Manaton, brother, the whole and sole executor Witnesses: Margery Searle, Mary Hambly, William Edgcumb, Edward Foord Elizabeth Manaton widow of SOUTHILL (late of Manaton) (contributed by Pat Balmer) Written 6 February 1709, Proved 29 July 1717 To buried in the Parish Church of Southill People mentioned in her Will (all left one guinea of gold each to be bestowed in a mourning ring): Francis Manaton, her son, Executor Mary Manaton, his wife John Bewes, son in law Mary, his wife John Copplestone, son in law Judith, his wife Benjamin Steed, son in law Ann, his wife All other possessions in trust of Francis Manaton, for her daughter Ann for her sole and separate use To each of her grandchildren alive at her death one half guinea of gold (no names mentioned) The poor of Southill twenty shillings to be distributed by her executor or his representative Witnesses Eliza Ackland Martha Lack
RETURN TO FAMILY OF SAMPSON AND ELIZABETH TREHANE
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Minhinniott
17th May 1736
The Will of one Thomas Keene lately deceased proved in Common Form before Mr Daniel Bondris Clerk Mr. of Arts, Surrogate and So forth.
AND Admon of all and singular the Goods and So forth of the said dec'ed and of all things howsoever concerning his said Will was granted to the executors
therein named (Being fir.. in due form of Law S.eerne) Living and so forth
Will
In the name of God amen I Thomas Keene of the parish of Minhinniott in the County of Cornwall Yeoman being (Blessed be God) of a sound perfect and understanding
mind but considering the uncertainty of life and that all flesh must die take this opportunity to settle my affairs to prevent differences and disputes which
otherwise after my death may arise between my relations for and concerning that temporal estate wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me and hereby revoking
and annulling all former and other Wills and Testaments by me at any time heretofore made do make ordain publish and declare this and none but this n. or to be
my last Will and Testament
First I commit my soul to Almighty God and my body to a decent interment
And as for my temporal estate I dispose thereof in manner following (that is to say)
As for and concerning all that my messuage and tenement commonly called and known by the name of Pennarth situate lying and being within the aforesaid parish of Minhiniott and
County of Cornwall together with the houses edifices buildings orchards gardens courtlages lands tenements meadows pastures woods underwoods ways paths waters watercourses waste
commons commodities advantages and appurtenances whatsoever to the said Messauge Tenement and premises belonging or in any wise appurtaining I hereby give devise and bequeath the same
unto my grandson William Maynard to hold to him his heirs and assigns forever subject to the mortgage thereon now due and to the payment of the annuity hereinafter mentioned
Item I give and bequeath to my daughter Ann Maynard (mother of my said grandson William Maynard) one annuity or yearly sum of ten pounds of lawful money of Great Britain to be paid unto her by my said Grandson
by even and equal quarterly payments (that is to say) at Michaelams Christmas Ladyday and Midsummer for and during the term of her natural life the first payment thereof to be made and begin on such of the said days
as shall first and next happen after my decease
Item I give and bequeath unto my granddaughter Rebecca Maynard the sum of fifty pounds of like lawful money of Great Britain to be paid unto her by my executor hereinafter named at the end of two years next after my death
Item I give and bequeath unto my grandson Richard Keene Maynard the sum of twenty shillings of like lawful money of Great Britain to be paid unto him at the end of one year next after my decease
And it it my will intent and meaning that the said annuity or yearly sum of ten pounds to be paid to my said daughter as aforesaid shall be paid into her own proper hands for her sole and separate use and benefit
and wherewith her present or any other husband shall not have anything to do or intermeddle
All the rest and residue of my goods chattels personal estate lands tenements and estate whatsoever whereof or wherewith at my decease I shall or may be posessed or invested or which shall then belong or of right appertain
unto me I do give devise and bequeath unto my said grandson William Maynard sole executor of this my last Will and Testament
In witness whereof I the said Thomas Keene to this my last Will and Testament have set my hand and seal this twelfth day of October in the year of our Lord
One Thousand Seven Hundred Thirty and Three and in the seventh year of the Reign of Our Soveriegn Lord King George the Second
the sign of Thomas xxxx Keene
Signed sealed published and declared by the said Thomas Keene as and to be his last Will and Testament
in the presence of
John Retallack
William Parkes
John Lamb
NOTE: No Inventory. CRO have an administration and inventory of 1729 for Thomas Keene yeoman of Menheniot but as this Will is dated 1733 either the date is wrong or it relates to a different person.
RETURN TO FAMILY OF THOMAS AND REBECCA KEENE
Downhouse aka Boraton/Boraton
| 1337 | William de Boraton': 1 messuage 41 acres in half an acre Cornish at Boraton. Rent 3s 3d and sheep-rent (Capture of Seisin - Duchy of Cornwall)
| 1350 - 1400 | William TREYS Messuage and 32 acres in Donnhouse (aka Boradon) (DCO Rolls 473 onwards)
| 1580 | John TRAYES(?) of Downehouse - burial (Stoke Climsland PR)
| 1611 | William TREES of Downehouse - marriage to Willmoth SIMONES (Stoke Climsland PR)
| 1644 | Edward TREES Joint stake in part of a tenement in Boraton with Thomas GIDDY (nephew Sampson's Will)
| 1644 | Sampson TREISE - Stephens Park & Quarrie Park closes in Boraton (nephew Sampson's Will)
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| 1633 | Joan TREES of Treoves, wife of Sampson - burial (Stoke Climsland PR) |
| 1641 | Sampson TREES of Treovis (Stoke Climsland PR) |
| 1641 | Sampson TREES of Pitt - Burial (Stoke Climsland PR) |
| 1644 | Sampson TREISE Tenement in Pitt (nephew Sampson's Will) |
| Date | Section | Change |
| Jan2012 | ALL | Date first posted. |
| Mar2013 | Sampson & Rebecca | 1703 Death of wife Rebecca TREES plus baptisms of children |
| Mar2013 | Sampson & Susanna/Eliz | Baptisms & burials of more children |
| Mar2013 | Unplaced names on tree | 1711 Death of Mary Treise. Husband Thomas tentatively placed as son of John & Philippa Treis |
| Jan2014 | Sampson & Susanna/Eliz | Apprenticeship of son Robert added. Like brother William, he was 16 years old when apprenticed. |
| Jan2014 | John & Honour | Death of wife & 3 children. John now known to have died before 1650. |
| Jan2014 | William & Jane | Possible references to this family added |
| Jul2017 | Charles & Eliz | Possible ancestry of 1st wife Elizabeth DEACON |