Mortgage by bargain and sale, part of Nancallan, Gorran, 14 Dec 1612. 1
(1) Oliver Dynham, p. Goran, Esq; Ottwell Dynham, son and heir of Oliver Dynham.
(2) Nicholas Sprey of Bodmin, gent.
Part of barton of Nancallan ... the Beoffe Parke the meade park the Parke Roses, the lowerfield, Beares field, the higher meadow and the meane parke meadow, the twoe newe Closes ... about threscore acres of land
Mortgage by way of Bargain and Sale
Consideration: £200.
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Bargain and sale, Nancallan, Gorran and Kestle, St Ewe, 23 Jul 1623. 2
Settlement for annuity, lands in St Ewe, Gorran and Veryan
Parties: 1) Oliver Dinham of Nancallan, esquire 2) John Archer of St Ewe, gentleman; Ottwell Dinham, son and heir of party 1. Property: Nancallan in Gorran, Kestell [Kestle] in St Ewe and Cammells [Camels] in Veryan. Consideration: annuity of £40 to Ottwell Dinham and Susan Dinham, his wife (the daughter of John Archer) when lands conveyed to Thomas Hoblyn, gentleman.
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Lease, lands in St Ewe and Gorran, 21 Jan 1629. 3
(1) Oliver Dynham of Nancallan, p. Goran, gent.
(2) Ottwell Dynham, son and heir of (1)
Nancallan; lands nr. Ludden-gate in Golowras, p. Goran; Penbestow, p. St. Ewe
Lease for lives of (1) and (2)
Consideration: £80 and annuity of £40 to Ottwell Dynham and Susan Dynham, his wife, from party 1's lands in Nancallan, Kestle and Cammells.
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Ottwell's wife, Susan Dinham of Gorran, was a widow in 1661.
Orthographic variation: DYNHAM