Penryn (St Gluvias and Budock)

Description

Large town, mostly in the parish of St Gluvias and with a small part in the parish of Budock.

Grid reference: SW 785 346


Chronological Sequence

Penryn, 1381, 1395-6, 1406, 1469, 1488, 1489, 1526, 1527, 1583; Peryn, 1610; Penryn, 1617; Penrin, 1618; Penryn, 1654; Penrin, 1670; Penrine, 1681; Penryn, 1697, 1709; Penryn, Penrin, 1728; Penryn, 1735, 1748, 1787, 1884, 1907, 2005


Forms by Earliest Occurrence

Penryn : 1381, 1395-6, 1406, 1469, 1488, 1489, 1526, 1527, 1583, 1617, 1654, 1697, 1709, 1728, 1735, 1748, 1787, 1884, 1907, 2005
Peryn : 1610
Penrin : 1618, 1670, 1728
Penrine : 1681


References

Penrynburgh

RIC, HendCal 5, c.1920s, §457, citing from HB/10/1, 1381 (*)

Penryn

Burgagio.
RIC, HH/19/48, 1395-6 (*)

Penryn
Penrynburgh

Quitclaim by John Gerveys of Banathlek to John Popa of Penryn and Elinore his wife of estate in Penrynburgh, and elsewhere, which James Gerveys, father of John, had of the gift of Odo Brasigonha of Penryn.
HLS, BHK2949, 1406

Penryn

Villa.
RIC, HendCal 5, c.1920s, §473, citing from HB/10/16, 1469 (*)

CRO, AD1103/6, 1488 (*)

Burgh.
CRO, ME/1923, 1489 (*)

RIC, MISC1/7, 1526 (*)

RIC, HendCal 5, c.1920s, §477, citing from HB/10/25, 1527 (*)

RIC, Z/1/6, 1583 (*)

Peryn

Towne with a well frequented market.
Camden, 1610, p190

Penryn

RIC, HC/4/29, 1617 (*)

Penrin

RIC, HC/4/28, 1618 (*)

Penryn

Sanson, 1654, map

Penrin

Burrough.
RIC, HB/21/16, 1670 (*)

penrine

Towne and borro.
CRO, P161/1/1, 1681 (*)

Penryn

CRO, P161/1/1, 1697 (*)

Towne and borrough.
RIC, HB/21/19, 1709 (*)

CRO, PL/89/3, 1728 (*)

Penrin

van Keulen, 1728, map

Penryn

RIC, HP/19/15, 1735 (*)

Martyn, 1748, map

Town and borough.
RIC, BRA641/10, 1787 (*)

Hundred of Kirrier, market town and municipal and parliamentary borough. The Boundary Act of 1868 added part of Mylor.
Symons, 1884

Olivey, 1907, p3

In Penryn civil parish.
OS, 1:25000, 2005


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