Assignment of leasehold, Cogo's tenement, Mylor Downs, Mylor, 23 Jan 1769. 2
Parties:
1) Hugh Cogo of Mylor, miller, to
2) Rowland Veale of Gwithian, yeoman.
Consideration: £30.
Plot of land bounded on north west with hedge of Dustal, on north with commons; also the hop garden adjoining the mill pool, on Mylor downs.
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In 1771 Rowland Veale was left a scarf and a pair of gloves in the will of his father-in-law Peter Curnow of Gwithian.
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Mortgage, Brane, Sancreed, 26-27 Sep 1772. 3
Parties:
1) John Hosken of St Buryan, yeoman, and son William Hosken, yeoman, to
2) Rowland Veale of Gwithian, yeoman.
Also bond to secure payment.
Mortgage for £250, lease and release.
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Transfer of mortgage, Brane, Sancreed, 24-25 Oct 1781. 4
Parties:
1) Rowland Veale of Gwithian, yeoman, to
2) Francis Hutchens of Paul, yeoman.
Transfer of Mortgage for £500, lease and release.
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Draft licence to mine at Boskerris, Lelant, 19 May 1796. 5
Parties:
1) Henry, Lord Arundell, Baron of Wardour and Count of the Sacred Roman Empire
2) Rowland Veale of Gwithian and Charles Richards the younger of St Ives, gentlemen; Paul Tremearne, Thomas Land and Henry Pascoe, their partners.
Property: Licence to mine at Boskerris [boundaries given] which was formerly bargained and sold to Rowland Veale on 20 October 1788. Part of Connerton manor.
Consideration: party (2) to satisfy Rowland Veale for any damage caused during mining.
Term: 21 years. Rent: two-thirds of one tenth of all metals found.
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Abstract of the Will of Rowland Veale of the Parish of Gwithian in the County of Cornwall, Gentleman, written 6 Apr 1805, proved 26 Nov 1807. 6
Gives and devises to William Hocking the younger of the parish of Phillack, Clerk, all his freehold estate, lands and hereditaments called Trevalscus in the parish of Gwinear currently occupied by Thomas Michell, in trust, for the benefit of his son Rowland Veale, Clerk, paying him an annuity of £35 out of the said estate, for the term of his natural life.
Gives and devises to the said William Hocking the younger, Clerk, all his freehold estate, lands and hereditaments in the parish of Gwithian, in trust, for the benefit of his son William Veale, paying him an annuity of £20.
Gives and devises to the said William Hocking the younger, Clerk, all his freehold estate, lands and hereditaments called Boskerris in the parish of Lelant, in trust, for the benefit of his wife Jane Veale, for the term of her natural life. After her death, he wills the same to his said son William Veale.
Gives 1 guinea to his daughter Jane the wife of Henry Huthnance, she having already received her portion when she married.
Gives 1 guinea to his daughter Ann the wife of Peter Ellis, she having already received her portion when she married.
Gives to his son William Veale half his share and adventures in mines of tin, copper and other minerals and metals, along with a half share in the engines belonging to these mines.
The rest of his freehold and leasehold lands, tenements and hereditaments, and the remainder of his goods and chattels, he gives to his son Peter Curnow Veale and his heirs, appointing him sole executor of his last will and testament.
Witnesses: Joseph Roberts, James Jacob Borlase, James Hill
Orthographic variation: VEAL