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small manor houses,
including Tregarden, Tredethy, ****igan
Barton and
Colquite, all
built in the 16th and 17th centuries. The area of the
parish is 4...
-
Elizabeth Sergeaux,
daughter and co-heiress of Sir
Richard Sergeaux of
Colquite,
Cornwall (d. 30 Sep 1393). Sir
William Marney's heir, Thomas,
served under...
-
September 1399), who
married (as his 2nd wife) Sir
Richard Sergeaux, Knt., of
Colquite, Cornwall. A
Victorian historical novel ascribes the
following five children...
- St
Aubyn of St Erme, Cornwall, and
daughter of Sir
Richard Sergeaux of
Colquite,
Cornwall by his
second wife,
Philippe de
Arundel (d. c. 1399), a daughter...
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property to his
nephew Edward,
which included The
Barton of
Colquite, the
manor of
Colquite and its
mills and
lands in St Mabyn,
Egloshayle and Bodmin...
-
located at the
south of the woods. It is made up of
three discrete woods:
Colquite Wood and
Treovis Wood,
deciduous woodlands dating back at
least to the...
- Alice, the
widow of Guy St Aubyn, and
daughter of Sir
Richard Sergeaux of
Colquite, Cornwall, by his
second wife,
Philippa (d. 13 Sep 1399), the daughter...
- the
names of
several other British places, such as
Culgaith (****bria),
Colquite (Cornwall),
Blaencilgoed (Dyfed), and
Culcoed (Dyfed and Gwynedd).: 316 ...
- work of
various craft guilds while the
south aisle roof was
given by the
Colquite family.
There is a holy well near the
porch enclosed in a 15th-century...
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Wampford 1388: John Colyn, of
Boscarne 1389: Sir
Richard Serjeaux, of
Colquite in St
Mabyn 1390:
Thomas Peveral, of Park in
Egloshayle 7
November 1390:...
