Trigg Minor (Deanery)

Description

Deanery. Within the Archdeaconry of Cornwall until 1878 and thereafter within the Archdeaconry of Bodmin.

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Chronological Sequence

Minor Trigeshire, 1291; Trigg Minor, 1672, 1847, 1980; Trigg Minor and Bodmin, 1990, 1997, 2009

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Forms by Earliest Occurrence

Minor Trigeshire : 1291
Trigg Minor : 1672, 1847, 1980
Trigg Minor and Bodmin : 1990, 1997, 2009

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References

Minor Trigeshire

Decanatus.
Hingeston-Randolph, 1889, p471, citing from 1291

Trigg-Minor

Donaldson, 1902, p374, citing from 1672

Wallis, 1847, p25

Youngs, 1980, p786

Trigg Minor and Bodmin

Confirmation of Pastoral Scheme to dissolve the Benefice of Boconnoc with Bradoc and create a new Benefice of Boconnoc, 1990

TDD, 1997, p13

TDD, 2009, p25

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Parishes Anciently in the Deanery of Trigg Minor

• Advent

• Blisland

• Bodmin

• St Breward

• Endellion

• Forrabury

• Helland

• St Kew

• Lesnewth

• Lanteglos by Camelford

• St Mabyn

• Michaelstow

• Minster

• St Minver

• St Teath

• Temple

• Tintagel

• Trevalga

• St Tudy

Later Additions

Transferred from the Deanery of Pawton in 1848

• Egloshayle

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Parishes Currently in the Deanery of Trigg Minor and Bodmin

• Advent

• Blisland

• Boconnoc

• Bodmin

• Braddock

• St Breock and Egloshayle in Wadebridge

• St Breward

• Endellion

• Helland

• St Kew

• Lanhydrock

• Lanivet

• Lanlivery

• Lanteglos by Camelford

• Lostwithiel

• Luxulyan

• St Mabyn

• Michaelstow

• St Minver with St Enodoc and St Michael Rock

• Port Isaac

• St Teath

• Tintagel

• St Tudy

• St Veep

• St Winnow with St Nectan's Glen

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External Links

• A Vision of Britain - Trigg Minor Rural Deanery