Gentlemen's Seats.
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Names of the Seats.
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Parishes.
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Owners or Occupiers.
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East Anthony |
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Rt. Hon. Reginald Pole Carew, M. P. |
Behan-Park |
Veryan |
Rev. Jeremiah Trist. |
Bodmin Priory |
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W. R. Gilbert, Esq. |
Bodrean |
St. Clement's |
Henry Prynn Andrew, Esq. |
Bonithon |
Cury |
Thomas Hartley, Esq. |
Bosahan |
Anthony in Meneage |
Thomas Grylls, Esq. |
Bosdarne |
Bodmin |
Wm. Flamank, D. D. |
Bray |
Morval |
Philip Wynhall Mayow, Esq. |
Budock Vean |
Mawnan |
Late Pender, Esq. |
Burell |
St. Stephen's, Saltash |
Arthur Burell, Esq. |
St. Cadic |
St. Veep |
Richard Wymond, Esq. |
Carhayes |
St. Michael, Carhayes |
J. T. P. B. Trevanion, Esq. |
Carnanton |
Mawgan in Pyder |
James Willyams, Esq. |
Carrines |
Cubert |
Richard Hosken, Esq. |
Carwithenak |
Constantine |
Peter Hill, Esq. |
Castle-Horneck |
Maddern |
John Borlase, Esq. |
Catchfrench |
St. Germans |
Francis Glanville, Esq. |
Chapel-House |
Morwinstow |
Mr. Thomas Trood. |
Chiverton |
Perran-Zabuloe |
John Thomas, Esq. |
Coldrinnick |
St. Germans |
Late Edward Trelawney, Esq. (His son and heir now an infant.) |
Collon |
St. Veep |
Mr. Simon Irving. |
Colquite |
St. Mabyn |
Deeble Peter, Esq. |
Crigmurrion |
Filley |
John Penhallow Peters, Esq. |
Croan |
Egloshayle |
Rev. H. H. Tremayne. |
Crugsillack |
Veryan |
John Kempe, Esq. |
Duporth |
St. Austell |
Charles Rashleigh, Esq. |
Eastaway |
Morwinstow |
Mr. James Martin. |
Efford |
Stratton |
Wrey J'Ans, Esq. |
Ellenglaze |
Cubert |
Joseph Hosken, Esq. |
Ennis |
St. Erme |
Samuel Jagoe, Esq. |
Enys |
Gluvias |
Francis Enys, Esq. |
Ethy |
St. Winnow |
Occupied by Commodore Penrose, R.N. (The property of Lord Mount-Edgcumbe.) |
Garlinnick |
Creed |
Rev. George Moore. |
Glynn |
Cardinham |
E. J. Glynn, Esq. |
Gunvenna |
Egloshayle |
Mr. Edward Fox. |
Harlyn |
St. Merryn |
Henry Peter, Esq. |
Harwood |
Calstock |
Walter Roberts, Esq. |
Hatt |
Botesfleming |
Rev. Charles Tucker. |
Heligan |
St. Ewe |
Rev. H. H. Tremayne |
Hellanclase |
Cubert |
Joseph Hosken, Esq. |
Hengar |
St. Tudy |
Mathew Michell, Esq. |
Hexworthy |
Lawhitton |
Edmund Prideaux, Esq. |
Ince-Castle |
St. Stephen's, Saltash |
Edward Smith, Esq. |
Kelliow |
Kea |
The property of Robert Lovell Gwatkin, Esq. (Unoccupied.) |
Killiganoon |
St. Feock |
Admiral Spry. |
Kilmarth |
Tywardreth |
The property of William Rashleigh, Esq. M. P. (Unoccupied.) |
Kirland |
Bodmin |
James Kempthorne, Esq. |
Kenegie |
Gulvall |
A seat of the Harrises, in the occupation of Rose Price, Esq. |
Lanarth |
St. Keverne |
Lieut.-Colonel William Sandys. |
Lancarffe |
Bodmin |
Captain Wm. Hext, R. N. |
Langford-Hill |
Marham Church |
Mrs. J. C. Wollacombe. |
Lanhydrock |
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Hon. Mrs. Agar. |
Larrigon |
Maddern |
Thomas Pascoe, Esq. |
Launcels |
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Mr. Joseph Hawkey. |
Lavethan |
Blissland |
Lieut.-Gen. Morshead. |
Menabilly |
Tywardreth |
William Rashleigh, Esq. M.P. |
Meer |
Poughill |
Richard Braddon, Esq. |
Morvall |
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John Buller, Esq. |
Moditonham |
Botesfleming |
Charles Carpenter, Esq. |
Nansalvern |
Maddern |
John Scobell, Esq. |
Nanshutal |
St. Just in Roseland |
Mrs. Cumming. |
Nansloe |
Wendron |
Rev. William Robinson. |
Newcot |
Bridgrule |
John Braddon, Esq. |
Newton-Park |
St. Mellion |
Weston Helyar, Esq. |
Pelyn |
Lanlivery |
Rev. Nicholas Kendall. |
Pendarves |
Camborne |
Edward W. Stackhouse, Esq. |
Pengreep |
Gwennap |
Joseph Beauchamp, Esq. |
Penkalenick |
St. Clement's |
John Vivian, Esq. |
Pennare |
St. Clement's |
Late Admiral Reynold's. |
Penquite |
St. Sampson's |
Thomas Graham, Esq. |
Penrice |
St. Austell |
Joseph Sawle Graves, a minor. |
Penrose |
Sithney |
John Rogers, Esq. |
Pentillie-Castle |
Pillaton |
John Tillie Coryton, Esq. |
Penwarne |
Mawnan |
Stephen Usticke, Esq. |
Percothen |
St. Merryn |
Samuel Peter, Esq. |
Place |
Anthony in Meneage |
Admiral Spry. |
— |
Fowey |
J. T. Austen, Esq. |
— |
Padstow |
Rev. Charles Prideaux Brune. |
Pollevillan |
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John Lemon, Esq. M.P. |
Poltair |
Maddern |
George Scobell, D. D. |
Polwhele |
St. Clement's |
Rev. Richard Polwhele. |
Prideaux |
Luxulion |
J.C. Rashleigh, Esq. |
Restormel |
Lanlivery |
John Hext, Esq. (Lessee under the Earl of MountEdgcumbe.) |
Rosecadgwell |
Maddern |
John Tremenhere, Esq. |
Rosehill |
Maddern |
Richard Oxnam, Esq. |
Roskrow |
Gluvias |
Mr. R. W. Fox, (As lessee under Lord de Dunstanville.) |
Rosemundy |
St. Agnes |
John James, Esq. |
Roseteage |
Gerrans |
Henry Harris, Esq. |
Rosewarne |
Camborne |
William Harris, Esq. |
Sandhill |
Calstock |
The property of the Rev. John Russell. (Unoccupied.) |
Scorrier-House |
Gwennap |
John Williams, Esq. |
Skisdon |
St. Kew |
Henry Braddon, Esq. |
Stoketon |
St. Stephen's, Saltash |
Hon. Admiral de Courcy. |
Treator |
Padstow |
Mr. Charles Peter. |
Trebarfoot |
Poundstock |
Rev. Charles Dayman. |
Trebartha-Hall |
Northill |
Francis Hearle Rodd, Esq. |
Trebray |
Tintagel |
Mr. John Bray. |
Trebursey |
South-Petherwin |
Hon. Wm. Eliot. |
Tredethy |
St. Mabyn |
Francis John Hext, Esq. |
Tredidon |
St. Thomas, near Launceston |
G. F. C. Browne, Esq. |
Tredudwell |
Lantegloss by Fowey |
Elford Eveleigh, Esq. |
Tredrea |
St. Erth |
Rev. Edward Giddy. |
Tregarrick |
St. Kew |
Lately built by Abraham Hambly, Esq. |
Tregeare |
Laneast |
Representatives of the late Mrs. Baron. |
Tregembo |
St. Hilary |
Rev. Humphrey Willyams. |
Tregenna Castle |
St. Ives |
Samuel Stephens, Esq. |
Treglith |
Treneglos |
William Braddon, Esq. |
Tregolls |
St. Clement's |
The property of Admiral Spry. (Occupied by Rear-Admiral William Luke.) |
Tregrehan |
St. Blazey |
Thomas Carlyon, Esq. |
Trehane |
Probus |
William Stackhouse, Esq. |
Trekenning |
St. Columb-Major |
Francis Paynter, Esq. |
Trelask |
Lewannick |
Samuel Archer, Esq. |
Trelil |
Wendron |
William Harris, Esq. |
Trelisick |
St. Feock |
Ralph Allen Daniel, Esq |
Treluggan |
St. Erney |
Francis Dogherty, Esq. |
Trematon-Castle |
St. Stephen's, near Saltash |
Benjamin Tucker, Esq. |
Tremeer |
St. Tudy |
Mrs. Read. |
Trenarran |
St. Austell |
Thomas Hext, Esq. |
Trenarth |
Constantine |
Executors of Mr. T. Nicholas. (Lately occupied by Lovell Todd, Esq.) |
Treneere |
Maddern |
Rev. Anthony Williams. |
Trengoffe |
Warleggan |
Edward Angove, Esq. |
Trenithick |
Wendron |
The property of Peter Hill, Esq. (Occupied by the Rev. Tho. Wills.) |
Treore |
Endellion |
Abraham Hambly, Esq. |
Trereife |
Maddern |
W.J.G. Nicholls, Esq. |
Tresilian |
Newlyn |
— Bennet, a minor. |
Tretheage |
Stithians |
Mrs. Curgenven. |
Trevarner |
Egloshayle |
Mrs. Clements. |
Trevarrick |
St. Austell |
Henry Lakes, Esq. |
Trevarnoe |
Sithney |
Christopher Wallis, Esq. |
Trevenen |
Gorrans |
William Slade Gully, Esq. |
Treverry |
St. Martin in Meneage |
The property of Samuel Pellew, Esq. (Occupied by Jonathan Passingham, Esq.) |
Trevethoe |
Lelant |
William Praed, Esq. |
Treviles |
Ruan-Lanihorne |
Rear-Admiral William Luke. |
Trevine |
St. Minver |
John Tickell, Esq. |
Trerithick |
Alternon |
William Newcombe, Esq. |
Trewardale |
Blisland |
Mrs. Collins. |
Trewardreva |
Constantine |
Charles Scott, Esq. |
Trewarthenick |
Cornelly |
Fras. Gregor, Esq. |
Trewiddle |
St. Austell |
Occupied by Fr. Polkinhorne, Esq. |
Trewinee |
Gerrans |
Richard Johns, Esq. |
Trewithian |
Gerrans |
Matthew Garland Cregoe, Esq. |
Treworgy |
St. Clere |
Mrs. Arminel Inch. |
Trewornan |
St. Minver |
Rev. Darell Stephens. |
Truan |
St. Columb-Major |
Richard Vyvyan, Esq. |
Truthan |
St. Erme |
Mr. John Roberts. |
Vacye |
Tamerton |
George Call, Esq. |
Westcot |
St. Dominiok |
William Pode, Esq. |
Whitstone-House |
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Wrey J'Ans, Esq. |
Amongst the seats of ancient gentry, of which no traces remain, may be
reckoned Bynamy, the seat of the Blanchminsters, and afterwards of the Coleshills; Tremoderet, of the Coleshills; Trembleith, the original seat of the Arundells; Bodrugan, of the Bodrugans, and afterwards of the Edgcumbes; Carminow and Fentongollan, of the Carminows; Reskymer, of the Reskymers;
Killegrew, of the Killegrews; and Tredinnick, of the Tredinnecks. Tonkin
speaks of the last-mentioned, which has been wholly taken down more than forty
years ago, as having had a magnificent Gothic hall.
Among those which remain, either wholly or in part, in a dilapidated state, and for
the most part occupied as farm-houses, are, Rialton, formerly a seat of the Priors of
Bodmin, afterwards of the Mundays; Golden, of the Tregians; Clifton, of a branch
of the Arundells; Halwyn, of the Champernowns; Crocadon, of the Trevisas, and
afterwards (till within a few years) of the Corytons; Pengersick, of the Millitons;
Bochym, of the Bochyms and Bellots: Benhellack, of the Gerveys family; Shillingham, of the Bullers; Trecarrrell, of the Trecarrells; Trevedoc, of the Beres; Poole,
of the Trelawneys (now the parish-workhouse of Menheniot); Tresunger, of the
Vyvyans and Matthews; Treworgan, of the Trencreeks and Polwheles; Penhele, of the Grenvilles and Speccots; and Nanswidden, a more modern mansion,
reduced by fire to a shell, the seat of the Hoblyns.