• Born: Abt 1575, Breage, Cornwall
• Married: Abt 1600
• Died: Shortly before 4 May 1644, Breage, Cornwall ¹

  Research Notes:

Also called John William alias Trevorles.

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In 1625 John Treworles was a beneficiary of his father's will, as were John's sons Thomas, James and William.

In March 1641/2 John Trevorles of Breage took the Protestation Oath.

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The Will of John Treworles of the Parish of Breage in the County of Cornwall, written 8 Apr . . . . . , proved 26 Apr 1645. ¹

(Document fragmented in places.)

The 8th daye of Aprill . . . . . . . I John Trevoris of the p['ish] . . . . . . . and weak in body but p'fect . . . . . . . be praysed doe make my Last Will and Testament as follloweth First I bequeathe my soule to God . . . . . . . and my body to Christian buriall

Item I geive to the Church of Breage ii^s vi^d

Item I geive to my three sones Thomas James and William three pounds a peece to each of them

Item I geive to John Stone? my preintis one hefer calfe of one yeare auld

Item I geive to each of my god children 1^s a peece

Item I geive to each of William Trevorlis [h]is Children John Elenor and James 1^s a peece

Item I doe make and appoynt John Kittow my granson my hole and sole Executor to see my will performed and my depts and Legassies payde and . . . . . . . pay [to] Thomas Rosers? Foure pounds wich I borrowed of him and to this I doe subscribe my hand and seale the daye and yeare First A bove written

(his sign)

Signed Sealed and Delivered in the presents of us

Richard Paynter

John Oliver

A true Inventory of the goods & Chattles of John Treworles, of the parish of Breage, in the County of Cornewall disessed, taken & pryzed, by John Kitto Sen^r: , Thomas Ripper, John Robins & Robert James of the parish of Breage, the 4th day of May 1644.

	£	s	d
Imprimis, his wearinge Apparrell __________	1	0	0
It for his part in tinne bounds in Breage __________	0	10	0
It five pannes & two crockes __________	6	0	0
It two brasse Candlestickes __________	0	1	6
It Eight platters, one pewter Candlesticke, one quart, one cuppe, & fower spoones __________	0	10	0
It one boarde & the formes __________	0	12	0
It one Cupborde __________	0	5	0
It one Bed & Bedsteed with the Bed clothes __________	1	9	8
It one chayre __________	0	1	0
It one clensinge mill __________	0	0	6
It one Preasse to hold clothes __________	0	1	0
It for Tubs __________	0	2	0
It one Barrell __________	0	1	0
It for cloame __________	0	1	6
It for . . . . . . . __________	0	1	8
It one chest __________	0	0	3
It two olde bordes __________	0	1	6
It one Windinge Sheete & the sackes __________	0	3	4
It three olde Bedsteedes __________	0	3	4
It for dishes & trenchers __________	0	1	2
It for three Brandices __________	0	1	8
It one Bucket __________	0	0	6
It three troughs __________	0	2	0
It for a chesewringe __________	0	2	0
It two harrowes __________	0	8	0
It for Barrowes & other old timber __________	0	1	0
It for Plow-stuffe __________	0	8	0
It for whippes & treases __________	0	1	0
It for Beateaxes & euilles? __________	0	2	0
It for halters & gisses __________	0	0	6
It for packesadles & pannels __________	0	2	8
It for a Ladder __________	0	1	0
It for pigges __________	0	10	0
It five hens & the geese __________	0	3	6
It fower yerlinges __________	3	10	0
It for three oxen __________	7	5	0
It fower kine & fower Calves __________	8	10	0
It for one Gall __________	1	6	8
It five horses & three colts __________	7	10	0
It for the Corne & the reede? __________	0	10	0
It for two Acres & halfe of oates __________	2	5	0
It for five Acres & halfe of wheate __________	7	0	0
It for two Acres of Barly __________	3	0	0
It for five hoggets of twelve months olde __________	0	11	0
It for five lambs __________	0	5	6
	55	2	9
There must be a thirde part deducted of my goods wch was in Commons wth him is __________	18	7	7
So the remainder is	36	15	2