• Born: Abt 1584, Wendron, Cornwall
• Married: 24 Feb 1612, Wendron, Cornwall ¹
• Buried: 7 Jan 1643/4, Wendron, Cornwall ¹

  Research Notes:

In March 1641/2 Allen Passcow took the Protestation Oath.

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Leases, Porkellis Wartha, Wendron, 1641-1655. ²

Item 1: Parties: 1) John Enys, gentleman, of Penryn Borough, Wynefred his wife and Thomas Enys, gentleman, son and heir of John and Wynefred Enys, of Mylor 2) Allen Paskawe, [Pascoe] tinner, of Wenderon [Wendron]. 99 year lease of one messuage and tenement in Porkellis Wartha, Wenderon, now held by Allen Paskawe for the term of his life by the grant of Thomas Rise, gentleman, deceased, 1 May 1641.

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Abstract of the Will of Allin Pascoe of the Parish of Wendron in the County of Cornwall, written 3 Jan 1643/4, proved 28 Feb 1643/4. ³

Wills that his body be buried in the parish church of Wendron.

Appoints his wife Elizabeth Pascoe sole executrix of his last will and testament.

Gives £4 to his daughter Nory Pascoe.

Gives £4 to his daughter Mary Pascoe.

Gives £4 to his daughter Christian Pascoe.

Gives £4 to his son John Pascoe.

Gives 12 pence to his daughter Jane Trelower.

Gives 3 shillings to his daughter Grace Winsor.

Gives to his granddaughter Mary Trelower a heifer aged one year.

Gives 7 pence to his granddaughter Thamasin Trelower.

Gives 12 pence to his eldest godson John Pascoe.

Gives 12 pence to John Carnebun his godson.

Gives 10 shillings to his son Nowell Pascoe.

Gives 12 pence to his grandson Richard Pascoe.

Wills to his wife and son Nowell the Lower Tenement where he now lives.

Witnesses: David Trelothus?, Thomas Pascoe