Only [surviving] son and heir, executor of his father's will.
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Lease, plot, Kestle Downs, Helford, Manaccan, 29 Sep 1747. 3
Parties:
1) John Trewren of Trewardreva, esquire to
2) Samuel Williams of Manaccan, husbandman.
99 year lease, lessee's sons William, Richard and Francis; rent 1 shilling.
Moiety of plot being 100 staves of ground lately enclosed out of Kestle downs by Samuel Williams.
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Lease, Penryn Borough, St Gluvias, 29 Sep 1748. 4
Parties:
1) John Trewren, esquire, of Trewardreva
2) William Whittaker the younger, Currier, of Penryn
Consideration: £20
Term: 99 years on the lives of 2), and Catherine Whittaker and James Whittaker all of Penryn
Rent: 10 shillings yearly
Herriot: 10 shillings
All that messuage and tenement or dwelling house backside garden in the Borough of Penryn ? the posession of one John Thomas Mason deceased and now of 2) bounded therewith the lands of 1) and William Penrose, esquire on the east the lands south of John Beere on the west and the mill leat on the north. Minerals excepted
Suit and service to the courts of 1)
Witnessed by Thomas Richard and John Chenhall
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Lease, moiety of Cruplight, Manaccan, 25 Oct 1748. 5
Parties:
1) John Trewren of Trewardreva, esquire to
2) Michael Tanner of Manaccan, yeoman.
99 year lease, lessee's daughter Mary; rent 7 shillings and 6 pence.
Moiety of tenement with house, garden and orchard and 2 closes of land in Cruplight, with common of pasture in townplace of Cruplight for a sow or pig, goose and gander and their increase until they be goose winged, a cock and 3 hens; all late in occupation of John Tanner.
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Lease, Mitchell's tenement and Lugg's tenement, St Anthony in Meneage, 2 Nov 1751. 6
Parties:
1) John Trewren of Trewardreva, Constantine, esquire
2) John Retallack, Manaccan, yeoman.
Moiety in tenement called Mitchell's tenement and Lugg's tenement.
Lease 99 years. Consideration £12. Rent 10 shillings.
Lives: John Retallack, aged 38 years, John Lakes, St Anthony, yeoman, James Lakes, his brother.
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John Trewren of Trewardreva in Constantine, Esq. was Sheriff of Cornwall in 1752.
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Lease, house, Meneage Street, Helston, 21 Aug 1755. 7
Parties:
1) James Buller of Shillingham, esquire, to
2) John Trewren of Trewardreva, esquire.
99 year lease, lessee's children Thomas and Catherine.
Rent 7 shillings and 6 pence. Consideration: £30 and a guinea of gold.
A quarter part of house in Meneage Street late in occupation of Thomas Trewren, being on north side of street.
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In 1756 John Trewren was the sole executor of his mother's will.
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Abstract of the Will of John Trewren of Trewardreva in the County of Cornwall, Esquire, written 6 Mar 1758, proved 25 May 1759. 8
Gives to his wife an annuity of £100, to be paid out of his duchy estates in Wendron and barton of Trewardreva and Trebarva in Constantine.
Gives to his wife his dwelling house at Trewardreva, along with whatever household goods and furniture she needs, during the minority of his son Thomas.
Gives to his wife two horses and two cows.
Gives £1,500 to his daughter Catherine, to be paid to her when she turns twenty-one. In the meantime she is to receive an annuity of £40 for her maintenance. He also gives Catherine £500, to be paid to her following the death of his wife.
All the rest of his lands, tenements and hereditaments, goods, chattels and effects, he gives to his son Thomas and his heirs, appointing him sole executor of his last will and testament.
Nominates his wife Mary Trewren, William Usticke of the town of Penzance, merchant, and Thomas Glynn of the borough of Helston, Esquire, guardians of his will during the minority of his children.
(Signed)
Witnesses: John Chenhall, William Warren, Samuel Stear
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