Family name also recorded as HARRIS.
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In 1669 John became a beneficiary of his father's will, receiving £10.
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Lease, Easter Low, Gwithian, 16 Jun 1675. 2
Parties:
1) Sir John Arundell of Lanhearn
2) John Harry of Gwithian, blacksmith.
Property: Easter Low, formerly in the tenure of John Pawley, deceased; tin rights reserved. Part of Connerton manor.
Consideration: 20 shillings.
Term: 99 years, on lives of Jane, Christopher and Thomas Harry, daughter and sons of (2).
Rent: 13 shillings 4 pence. One capon yearly or 6 pence. One harvest journey or 4 pence. Heriot or farleu of 3 shillings 4 pence.
Covenants:
To do common suit to the court of the manor.
To repair and maintain the property.
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Counterpart lease, Feres tenement, Connerton, Gwithian, 29 Sep 1706. 3
Parties:
1) The Honourable Sir Richard Bellings of Lanhern, and Dame Frances, his wife
2) John Harry of Gwithian, blacksmith.
Property: Feres Tenement in Connerton, now in the tenure of (2), and licence to build a dry-house above Connerton Pound [boundaries given]; tin and timber rights reserved. Part of Connerton manor.
Consideration: £15. Rent 13 shillings 2 pence.
Term: 99 years, on life of Thomas Harry, son of (2); to commence from termination of (2)'s present estate in the premises.
One capon yearly or 12 pence. One harvest journey or 6 pence. Heriot or farleu of one best beast or 53 shillings 4 pence on death of the life.
Covenants:
To do common suit to the court and mill of the manor.
To act as a conventionary tenant of the manor.
To repair and maintain the property.