• Born: 1627, Crowan, Cornwall
• Christened: 3 Jun 1627, Crowan, Cornwall ³
• Married (1): 17 Dec 1656, Camborne, Cornwall ¹
• Married (2): 7 Nov 1669, Phillack, Cornwall ²
• Buried: 26 Jun 1698, Phillack, Cornwall ⁴

  Research Notes:

Counterpart lease, Penpoll, Phillack, 19 Oct 1671. ⁶

Parties:

1) The Right Worshipful Sir John Arundell of Lanhearne
2) Peter Pendarves of Phillack, gentleman.

Property: Penpoll [fields named], formerly in the tenure of Arthur Williams, deceased, and now in the tenure of (2); tin and timber rights reserved. Part of Connerton manor.

Consideration: £135. Rent: 24 shillings.

Term: 99 years, on lives of Katherine, wife of (2), and Richard and Katherine Pendarves, son and daughter of (2).

One capon yearly or 12 pence. One harvest journey or 6 pence. Heriot or farleu of one best beast or £3.

Covenants

To do common suit to the court and mill of the manor

To act as reeve if so elected

To act as a conventionary tenant of the manor

To repair and maintain the property

Endorsed: 'the property is in fact 47 acres, 11¼ acres greater than that detailed within'.

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In 1675 Peter Pendarves was overseer of the will of his brother Stephen.

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Abstract of the Will of Peter Pendarves of the Parish of Gwynnnier [Gwinear] in the County of Cornwall, written 25 Apr 1698, proved 9 Feb 1699. ⁷

Gives 1 guinea of gold each to his son Richard Pendarves, Richard's wife Ann Pendarves, and their daughter Katherine Pendarves.

Gives £40 to his granddaughter Katherine Gartrell.

Gives £5 each to his grandchildren Richard Gartrell, Thomas Gartrell and Elizabeth Gartrell.

Gives a guinea of gold to his sister Anne Jeffryer of Crowan.

Gives a guinea of gold each to his sister-in-law Mary Pendarves of London, widow, and her children Stephen Pendarves, merchant, and Mary the wife of Samuel Kekewich, merchant.

Gives 10 shillings to the poor of the parish of Gwinear.

Gives to his servant John Hoskin a horse called 'Luke'.

Gives to his maid servant Mary Bone one heifer.

Names his daughter Elizabeth now the wife of Otho Glyn, gent. as beneficiaries of £100 in lieu of a marriage portion.

Appoints his daughters Katherine Gartrell, widow, Sarah the wife of Nicholas Carveth, gent, and the said Elizabeth the wife of Otho Glyn, gent, co-executrices of his last will and testament, making them residuary legatees.