The Bounds of the Parish of Cornelly, 1613

Cornub:

The paryshe of Cornely

A Recorde and true note of the Bonds and lymitts of the said parishe viewed and taken by the curate and parishioners of the said parishe on the xxviii^th day of June Anno Domini 1613. ~

The greate River w^ch is comonly called the ryver of Vale is the bonde of the said parishe on the east & sowthe parts, & dyvideth the said parishe of Cornely from the parishes of Cubye and James, the boroughe of Tregoney, and from the parishes of Veryan & Ruan Lanyhorne.

The hedge w^ch lyeth betweene Breva woode, comonly called Pomeroy woode, and the woode comonly called Groguth woode, and the hedge betweene Trevarris downe & the tenements of Groguth wartha, & Fentan wanna are the bondes of the said parishe of Cornely on the northe parte, and dyvide the same parishe from the parishe of Probus.

A lytle ryver or brooke comonly called Zevrighie Water¹ is the bonde of the said parishe of Cornely on the west & northe west parts, and dyvideth the same parishe from the parishes of Probus & Lamoran.

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Cornwall Record Office, ARD/TER/21, 1613

Transcribed by Chris Bond, 2006

Footnotes

1. Presumably named after Suffree in Probus.