Writing his will in April 1635 Henry Wearen of Wendron, yeoman, bequeathed £10 to his son Symon Wearen, to be paid to him within three years after his father's death.
In March 1641/2 Symon Wearne of Wendron took the Protestation Oath.
In the 1664 Hearth Tax Simon Warne of Wendron paid 6 shillings for three hearths.
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Abstract of the Will of Symon Wearne of the Parish of Wendron in the County of Cornwall, Yeoman, written 14 Jul 1669, proved 13 Oct 1669. 2
Gives 20 shillings to the poor of the parish of Wendron.
Gives £50 to his son Symon, to be paid to him when he turns eighteen.
Gives £50 to his son John, to be paid to him when he turns eighteen.
Gives £50 to his son Thomas, to be paid to him when he turns eighteen.
Gives 10 shillings to his daughter Zenobia the wife of John Pryor.
Gives £70 to his daughter Margaret, to be paid to her when she turns eighteen.
Gives £70 to his daughter Frances, to be paid to her when she turns eighteen.
All the rest of his leases, lands, tenements, goods & chattels he gives to his wife Zenobia and to his son Henry, appointing them co-executors of his last will and testament.
Nominates Francis Bolithoe and Henry Wearne his brother as overseers of his will.
Witnesses: Fra: Spernon, John Wearne, John . . . . . . .
An inventory of the goods and chattels of Symon Wearne deceased was taken and appraised by Francis Spernon, Richard Tresillian and John Wearne, gent. on 27 Sep 1669 and valued to £609 10s. 6d.
Orthographic variations: WARNE, WEARN, WEAREN