Catalogue description Arundell, Tywardreath Priory Archive

ART/1 TITLE DEEDS

ART/1/1-2 St Austell Manor c.1251 - 1276

ART/1/3-5 Fentrigan Manor c.1150 - 1534

ART/1/6-19 Gready Manor c.1180 - 1533

ART/1/20-33 Porthia Manor c.1180 - 1518

ART/1/34-38 Trenant Manor 1463 - 1530

ART/1/39-43 Trevennen Manor 1444 - 1535

ART/1/44-54 Tywardreath Prior Manor 1171 - 1522

ART/1/55-56 Several manors 1396 - 1501

ART/1/57-69 Manorial affiliation unclear c.1155 - 1522

ART/2 MANORIAL RECORDS

ART/2/1 Fowey Manor 1416 - 1540

ART/2/2 Gready Manor 1421 - 1424

ART/2/3 Gready Manor 1424 - 1427

ART/2/4 Gready Manor 1455 - 1457

ART/2/5 Trenant Manor 1419 - 1500

ART/2/6 Trevennen Manor 1446 - 1540

ART/2/7 Tywardreath Prior Manor 1445 - 1531

ART/2/8-9 Several manors 1418 - 1540

ART/3 ESTATE MANAGEMENT

ART/3/1-2 General rentals 1520 - 1521

ART/3/3-67 Leases

ART/3/3-10 St Austell Manor 1417 - 1531

ART/3/11-14 Fentrigan Manor 1507 - 1534

ART/3/15-19 Gready Manor 1411 - 1526

ART/3/20-32 Porthia Manor 1386 - 1525

ART/3/33-49 Trenant Manor 1496 - 1532

ART/3/50-51 Trevennen Manor 1513 - 1517

ART/3/52-59 Tywardreath Prior Manor 1278 - 1535

ART/3/60-67 Manorial affiliation unclear 1449 - 1532

ART/3/68-101 Accounting records

ART/3/68-79 Receipts 1453 - 1535

ART/3/80-98 Payments out 1443 - 1533

ART/3/99-101 Miscellaneous 1452 - 1507

ART/3/102-123 Grants of tithes c.1283 - 1535

ART/3/124-135 Grants of advowsons 1476 - 1533

ART/3/136-153 Grants of pensions 1444 - 1532

ART/4/1-19 CORRESPONDENCE 1442 - c.1530

ART/5/1-15 OFFICIAL PAPERS 1309 - 1533

ART/6/1-18 MISCELLANEOUS 1444 - 1939

ART/7 NOTES FOUND ATTACHED TO DOCUMENTS 19th and 20th centuries

Throughout the catalogue editorial comment is contained within square brackets.

References are made to the following publications:-

George Oliver 'Monastican Dioecesis Exonensis' Exeter 1848 and the 'Additional Supplement' Exeter 1854

AL Rowse 'Tudor Cornwall'

Frank Barlow 'Exeter Episcopal Acta'

Ancestral Deeds IV

TL Stoate 'A Survey of West Country Manors' Bristol 1979

'1522 Military Survey and 1524 and 1543 Subsidies'

Parliamentary Survey ed. Pounds

Archaeological Journal Vol 24 1867

Journal of the Royal Institute of Cornwall 3rd Series: article by Nicholas Orme

W. Picken Devon and Cornwall Notes and Queries

J.P. Yeatman 'The Early Genealogical History of the House of Arundell' 1882

The arrangement of the Tywardreath documents is similar to that for the main part of the Arundell archive (See CRO AR), with sections for title deeds, manorial records (mainly court rolls) and estate administration, and within these sections arrangement by manors where possible.

ART/1 The title deeds are arranged in chronological order within each manor apart from Porthia manor where they are by tenement and chronologically within each tenement.

ART/2 Note that the final membrane of ART/2/5 is a rental for Trenant manor and that of ART/2/6 records two courts of Porthia manor. The final membrane of ART/2/7 records courts of the secular manor of Tywardreath which did not belong to Tywardreath Priory (See Manor of Tywardreath Prior above).

ART/3/3 - 67 The leases are arranged in chronological order within each manor.

ART/3/68 - 101 The accounting records are divided into receipts, payments out and miscellaneous and arranged chronologically within each of those sections. Several of the accounting records involve Sir John Chamond who was the chief steward of Tywardreath Priory (Rowse, Tudor Cornwall, p. 198.). They include receipts for tithes owing to the king and for papal dues.

ART/3/102 - 123 The priory owned the tithes and glebe of several churches and chantries given it by various donors which were often leased out (See Monasticon, p.47, for list of spiritualities and temporalities). There are such leases for the parishes of St Anthony in Meneage, St Austell, St Blazey, Fowey, Lanlivery, Lostwithiel, Luxilian, St Sampson Golant, Treneglos and Tywardreath in Cornwall and documents concerning the tithe of Woodhuish in Brixham parish, Devon. These are arranged by parish in alphabetical order.

ART/3/124 - 135 Grants of advowsons for the churches of St Anthony in Meneage, St Austell, St Clether, Fowey, Lostwithiel, Treneglos and Tywardreath, arranged in alphabetical order.

ART/3/136 - 153 Grants of pensions (mainly in the form of money from specified manors; sometimes including food, drink and lodging) to various individuals, usually in return for their 'good service and counsel'. These are arranged in chronological order.

ART/4 The correspondence is arranged in chronological order and includes letters to and from the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bishop of Exeter and Cardinal Wolsey and letters to Pope Leo X. ART/4/14 - 19 record the (unsuccessful) attempts to persuade Prior Thomas Colyns to retire gracefully from office shortly before the Dissolution.

ART/5 The official papers include letters of instruction and notification, dispensations and a grant of indulgence.

For the main Arundell archive please see CRO AR

Arundell family, Barons Arundell of Wardour

Arundell family of Lanherne, Cornwall

Arundell family of Trerice, Cornwall

The means by which the Tywardreath documents entered the Arundell archive are not entirely clear as the Arundells never owned any of the Tywardreath estates which were first leased to John Grenville (CRO, CA/B44/1) and then sold to the Rashleigh family and the Earl of Hertford (Rowse, Tudor Cornwall, p. 205 and p. 210.). There are, however, several possible explanations.

It might be assumed that the documents formed part of the Dinham archive, having been inherited by the Dinhams from the Cardinhams who had been major patrons of the priory. A few of the early documents involving the priory and the Cardinhams may have come from this source but the suggestion does not hold for the majority as they continue in strength until the eve of the Dissolution, several decades after the Dinhams had died out.

A.L. Rowse, in Tudor Cornwall, mentions that at the time of the Dissolution the Arundells were vying with the Grenvilles and Godolphins to obtain the lands of Tywardreath (Rowse, Tudor Cornwall, pp. 209-10.). Thomas Arundell, founder of the Wardour branch of the family, was for a while in charge of the commission for dissolving the monasteries and would thus have been one of the few people in a position to remove the documents from the priory. It is possible that Thomas arranged for the removal of the documents to Lanherne in anticipation of the acquisition of the priory lands by his family, an acquisition which never materialised.

There is also a possibility that the Arundells came by the documents perfectly legitimately. A document printed in Oliver's Monasticon seems to show that while Grenville held the lands he leased them to Sir John Arundell and Arundell in turn leased them to Laurence Courtenay in 1542 (Oliver, Monasticon, p. 45, no. XXIV.). The Arundells may thus have obtained the Tywardreath documents through holding a lease of priory land for a time, although the documents recording that lease are no longer present in the archive.

• Cornwall
• Tywardreath Priory, Cornwall

Tywardreath Manors and their Tenements

These do not claim to be comprehensive lists of all the tenements of each manor, which varied over the centuries. They contain the tenements found in the title deeds and leases and aim to be a guide to those sections of the archive where arrangement is by tenement. See the manorial rentals in ART/2 and ART/3 for the composition of manors at particular dates and for the identification of tenements as free or conventionary.

For each tenement the modern spelling is given first, followed by the more unusual variants in parentheses, and then the name of the parish in which the tenement is situated. A tenement name in inverted commas is the spelling found in a majority of the documents and means that the modern name has not been identified.

St Austell Manor

St Austell town (Austoll, Austolle, Austolus) in St Austell parish

Fentrigan Manor

Carneglos in Altarnun parish [presumably]

Fentrigan (Fentregan, Fentygan, Ventregan, Ventregan) in Warbstow parish

Froxton (Forkeston) in Whitstone parish

Helset in Lesnewth parish

Penaton (Peneton) in Davidstow parish

'Trehybyow' [unidentified]

Tredarrup (Tretharap) in Warbstow parish

Witheven (Withefenne) in Warbstow parish

Fowey Manor

Fowey (Fawy) in Fowey parish

Gready Manor

Cardinham Mill (Cardinan, Cardynam) in Cardinham parish

'Le Forthynglond' [presumably] in Lanlivery parish

Goom (Le Gomm) in Lanlivery parish

Upper Gready (Gredyou superior) in Lanlivery parish

Lanlivery (Lanlevery, Lanlyuery) in Lanlivery parish

Layhays (Leslof?) in Cardinham parish

'Lebiri' [unidentified] in Cardinham parish

Tretharrup (Trewartharape) in Luxilian parish

Porthia Manor

St Anthony in St Anthony in Meneage parish

Bolenna (Bolaynow, Bolenowe) in Towednack parish

Boscobben (Boscum) in Zennor parish

'Boscomol 1' [unidentified; possibly Boskennal in Ludgvan parish ?]

Bosilliack (Boswolsekk) in Madron parish

Bosoljack (Boswouleck) in Gulval parish

Carn Bolenna (Carn Bolenow) in Towednack parish

Carnelloe (Carnellow) in Zennor parish

Chyangweal (Chyangwele) in Towednack parish

Dennis (Dynese) in St Anthony in Meneage parish

Hendra in Lelant parish

St Ives (Ias) in St Ives parish

Lelant (Lanant, Lananta, Lananth, Lannantha) in Lelant parish

Malinnan (Melyn Manan, Myllenan) [lost] in St Anthony in Meneage parish

'Melyncres' (Myllyncrees) [unidentified]

'Parkemane at Carnsu' [unidentified]

Pednolva (Penwolva) in St Ives parish

Penbeagle (Penbygell) in St Ives parish

'Placenor or Placetorten' [probably in St Ives town and parish]

Porthminster (Polmester) in St Ives parish

Rosecaddon (Rescaden) in Manaccan parish

Skyburrier (Scuburyowe) in St Anthony in Meneage parish

'Torrm' [?] [unidentified]

Tregenna (Tregene) in St Ives parish

Trewey (Trethewe) in Zennor parish

Trevail (Treveel, Trevell) in Zennor parish

Treveglos in Zennor parish

'Treveylla' [unidentified]

Trenwith (Trevnwyth) in St Ives parish

Trenant Manor

Caffa Mills (Caghmylle, Caigthmyll, Caigthmylle) in Fowey parish

Coombe (Comb, Combe, Legom?) in Fowey parish

'Drenek' [unidentified, presumably near to Trewalls in Fowey parish]

Fowey in Fowey parish

Lankelly (Nankilly) in Fowey parish

Little Lawhyre (Lawhire Parua, Litellawhyra, Lityll Lawhere, Lytell Awhyr, Lytill Awhyre) in Fowey parish

Lescrow (Lescrawe, Lescrowe, Loscrowe) in Fowey parish

Long Stone (Langestone, Langiston) in Fowey parish

Trenant Barton in Fowey parish

Trewalls (Trewale) [lost] in Fowey parish [near Coombe]

Trevennen Manor

Godarricks (Godarek) in Goran parish

Pengelly (Pengelly Pryour) in St Erme parish

Trevaskus (Trevalscoys) in Goran parish

Trevennen (Tremaignon, Tremanion, Tremanyon, Tremaynon, Trevanyon) in Goran parish

Trewalla or Trewolla (Trewalaveour, Trewalavighan, Trewalemur) in Goran parish

Tywardreath Prior Manor

'Bowete' [unidentified; possibly compare Bovewood in St Sampson Golant parish]

Caruggatt (Carogat, Carregot, Carrogat, Carulgad, Corrogat) in Tywardreath parish

Coldharbour (Trefory alias Coldeherber, Trevory) [lost] in Tywardreath parish

Par (le Par) in Tywardreath parish

Kilgogue (?Keligog, Kellygoke) in Tywardreath parish

Lancrow moor (Lancrowemor) in Lanlivery parish [tin-works in, adjacent to Trevorry in Lanlivery parish]

Trefingey (Trefrongye) in Tywardreath parish

Treesmill (Treysmyll) in Tywardreath parish

'Tressaveour' (Tresaveour, Trusavor) [lost in the north part of St Austell parish]

Tywardreath town in Tywardreath parish

Tywardreath Manors by Parish

Altarnun parish - Fentrigan Manor

St Anthony in Meneage parish - Porthia Manor

St Austell parish - St Austell Manor, Tywardreath Prior Manor

Cardinham parish - Gready Manor

Davidstow parish - Fentrigan Manor

St Erme parish - Trevennen Manor

Fowey parish - Fowey Manor, Trenant Manor

Goran parish - Trevennen Manor

Gulval parish - Porthia Manor

St Ives parish - Porthia Manor

Lanlivery parish - Gready Manor, Tywardreath Prior Manor

Lelant parish - Porthia Manor

Lesnewth parish - Fentrigan Manor

Ludgvan parish - Porthia Manor [?]

Luxilian parish - Gready Manor

Madron parish - Porthia Manor

Manaccan parish - Porthia Manor

St Sampson Golant parish - Tywardreath Prior Manor [?]

Towednack parish - Porthia Manor

Tywardreath parish - Tywardreath Prior Manor

Warbstow parish - Fentrigan Manor

Whitstone parish - Fentrigan Manor

Zennor parish - Porthia Manor

INDEX OF SUBJECTS

The subject index is necessarily selective and should be used in conjunction with the outline of the catalogue and the introductory section explaining the arrangement of the archive as these will also indicate where particular subjects can be found. Study of the calendar entries will give an impression of the subjects typically found in particular document types; the more unusual subjects have been noted in this subject index.

Some subjects are grouped under the following headings: Animals, Apparel, Buildings, Crops, Documents, Maritime, Metals, Mining, Religious, Weapons and Armour. The references are to the numbers of the documents.

Administrators, ART/2/1/8

Advowsons, ART/1/54, 3/124-135, 4/14, 4/16, 5/14, 6/3-4

Ale, ART/2/1/1-2, 2/1/5, 2/5/5

Ale-tasters, ART/2/1/1, 2/1/4-12

Alienation, ART/1/20, 1/36-7, 1/48, 3/17, 4/12

Alms, ART/1/3, 1/6

Altars, ART/3/1/2, 3/61

Altarages, ART/3/111, 3/113

St Ambrose, writings of, ART/4/19

Amercements, ART/2/1/1-2, 2/1/4-5, 2/1/7-8, 2/1/10, 2/1/12, 2/2/1-3, 2/3, 2/4, 2/5/1-2, 2/5/5, 2/5/7, 2/6/2, 2/7/1, 2/7/3, 2/7/5-7, 2/7/11-12, 2/8/4-8, 2/8/13, 2/9/1-6

Animals, ART/1/54, 2/6/2, 2/9/1

Stray, ART/2/1/2, 2/1/5

Types of

Beasts [livestock], ART/1/51, 2/1/5, 2/2/3, 2/7/2, 2/7/5, 2/9/1, 3/65

Beasts, best, ART/1/42, 3/7, 3/10, 3/13-15, 3/28, 3/30, 3/32, 3/39 -45, 3/47, 3/49-51, 3/3/56, 3/58-9, 3/66, 3/112

Bucks, ART/1/41, 3/1/1

Calves, ART/2/3, 2/7/10

Capons, ART/1/20, 2/5/4, 3/18, 3/33, 3/51

Cows, ART/2/3, 2/7/10, 2/9/8

Does, ART/1/41, 3/1/1

Dogs, ART/2/2/3

Horses, ART/2/1/5-6, 2/5/5, 2/7/3, 3/138-9, 3/148

Lambs, ART/2/7/7, 2/9/8

Pigs, ART/1/7, 2/1/2, 2/1/5, 2/1/8, 2/2/3, 2/3, 2/7/2-4, 2/7/7-8, 2/8/4, 2/8/10

Sheep, ART/1/51, 2/3, 2/7/8

See also Maritime

Annuities, ART/3/87, 3/99, 3/147, 3/149-50, 3/153, 4/13

Apparel

Types of

Cloth, ART/2/1/5, 2/1/7

Clothing, ART/1/60, 2/1/5

Girdles, ART/2/1/4, 2/1/6

Gloves, pair of white [as rent], ART/1/1-2

Gowns, livery, ART/3/148

Linen, ART/2/7/8

'Mellyrusset' cloth, ART/2/1/5

Rings (Jewellery), ART/2/1/2, 2/7/11, 3/68

Shoes, ART/2/1/2, 2/7/11

Vestments, ART/4/4

Wool, ART/4/8

Appointments of clergy, ART/3/111-13, 4/1, 5/9

Arbitrations, ART/1/32-3, 1/51-4, 6/9-11

Archdeaconries, ART/1/63-4, 1/66

Archer, ART/1/23

Arrears, ART/1/9, 2/1/5-6, 2/7/1, 2/7/5, 3/123

Arrests, ART/2/1/2, 2/1/6, 2/1/9, 2/7/1

Ash-trees, ART/2/7/2

Assaults, ART/2/1/2, 2/1/4-6, 2/2/1, 2/5/2, 2/7/3, 2/8/13, 2/9/6

Assizes, ART/6/4

Attachments, ART/2/1/2, 2/1/5, 2/1/7, 2/1/10-11, 2/1/13, 2/6/2, 2/7/5, 2/9/1, 2/9/7

Attorneys, ART/1/15, 1/20, 1/42-3, 1/63, 1/66, 2/1/5, 2/1/10, 3/23, 3/35, 3/39, 3/62-3, 3/100, 3/122

Audits, ART/6/2

Auditors, ART/6/2

Axes, ART/2/7/7

Bailiffs, ART/2/1/1-12, 2/4, 2/7/12, 2/9/4-6

Barton land, ART/3/1/2, 3/40-4, 3/45, 3/47, 3/49, 3/58, 3/66, 3/119-20

Basins, ART/2/1/1

Beams, ART/2/9/3

St Bernard, writings of, ART/4/19

Blood, drawing of, ART/2/1/2, 2/1/4-5, 2/5/2, 2/8/13

Bloodmoney, ART/2/1/2, 2/1/4-5

Bondmen, ART/1/1

Books, ART/4/19, 5/1, 5/8

Books, 'mortelage', ART/1/63, 3/36

Book of Proverbs, ART/4/19

Boroughs, ART/2/1/2-3, 2/1/7, 3/60

Bottles, ART/2/1/5

Boundaries, 2/3, 2/9/3

Boundaries, breaking of, ART/2/3, 2/8/3

Bracken, ART/2/6/2

Bread, assize of, ART/2/1/4-5

Bread, wardens of, ART/2/1/2, 2/1/4-12

Bridges, ART/1/20, 1/32, 2/3

Bridles, ART/2/1/6

Brothels, ART/2/1/2, 2/1/7-8

Buildings, construction of, ART/2/7/4, 3/4, 5/1

Buildings, decayed, ART/2/7/11, 2/8/4

Buildings, repairs of, ART/1/7, 2/5/5, 2/7/1, 2/8/4, 2/9/3, 2/9/7

Buildings, types of

Abbeys, ART/6/16

Barns, ART/5/2

Cathedrals, ART/3/81, 4/18, 5/2

Chapels, ART/3/1/2, 3/81, 3/112, 3/125, 5/1-2, 5/8

Churches, gifts/leases of, ART/1/4, 1/57, 3/111, 3/113, 6/5

Culverhouses, ART/3/50

Dovecots, ART/3/1/1, 3/51

Hospitals, ART/1/48, 5/8

Houses, chaplain's, ART/3/113

Pig-houses, ART/2/1/6

Stables, ART/3/138

Taverns, ART/2/1/6, 2/1/10

Tofts, ART/3/4, 3/34, 3/38, 3/60

Towers, ART/2/1/8

Workshops, ART/3/4

See also Mills

Bulls, papal, ART/6/7, 6/17

Burgages, ART/2/1/1

Candles, ART/3/2, 6/7

Capons, ART/1/20, 2/5/4, 3/18, 3/33, 3/51

Cards, ART/2/1/13

Carriages, ART/1/54

Cartulary of Tywardreath, ART/6/7, 6/15

Cartulary of St Sergius at Angers, ART/6/15

Cauldrons, ART/2/1/6

Cemeteries, ART/3/125, 3/129, 5/1

Chalices, ART/5/8

Chambers, ART/2/7/4, 3/138, 3/148, 3/153, 4/8

Chancels, ART/5/1

Chantries (cantaria), ART/3/129, 5/9, 6/7

Charcoal, ART/3/65

Charters, ART/1/1-3, 1/6, 1/22, 1/24, 1/45, 1/63, 2/3, 2/7/3, 2/9/6, 3/1/1-2, 3/2, 3/22-3, 3/37, 3/52, 6/5, 6/7, 6/15

Chattels, ART/2/1/8, 3/80, 5/15

Chancellors, ART/4/12

Chests, ART/2/1/6

Christmas, ART/4/8

Church services, ART/1/58, 3/2, 3/112-113, 4/4, 5/5, 5/8, 5/11

Closes, ART/1/1, 1/35, 1/37, 1/53, 2/8/11, 3/1/1-2, 3/34, 3/38, 3/59 - 60, 3/62, 5/2

Collectors of dues, ART/3/81, 3/83, 3/96

Colleges, royal, ART/3/82

Commissars, general, ART/6/3

Confiscations, ART/2/5/1

Congregations, ART/3/82

Consecrations, ART/5/1

Copper vessels, ART/2/1/5, 2/7/5

Coppicing, ART/3/65

Corn-mills, ART/1/20, 3/19

Corrodies, ART/3/137, 3/146, 3/150, 5/13

Countesses, ART/1/51

Court, suit of, ART/1/5, 1/9-15, 1/17, 1/26-9, 1/31, 1/35-7, 1/38-40, 2/1/1, 2/1/3-4, 2/2/1-3, 2/3, 2/4, 2/5/1-2, 2/5/4-8, 2/6/1, 2/6/3-4, 2/7/1, 2/7/3, 2/7/8, 2/7/11-12, 2/8/1-2, 2/8/5-8, 2/8/10, 2/8/12-13, 2/9/1-6, 2/9/10-11, 3/3-6, 3/8-11, 3/13-15, 3/19-21, 3/27, 3/29, 3/33-4, 3/39-47, 3/49-50, 3/53, 3/54, 3/56, 3/58-9, 3/66

Courts, borough, ART/2/1/3

Courts, county, ART/2/1/2

Courts, foreign, ART/2/8/1

Courts of Arches, ART/5/12, 6/3

Courts of [bishop's] peculiar, ART/2/1/2

Courts of Canterbury, ART/5/12

Courts spiritual, ART/2/1/2

Courts stannary, ART/2/9/5-6

Covenants, ART/1/56, 2/1/4, 2/5/5, 2/7/8

Crimes, theft, ART/2/1/3

Crops, ART/1/1

Barley, ART/2/7/4, 2/7/7-8, 3/118-20

Beans, ART/3/118-20

Corn, ART/1/20, 1/54, 2/3, 2/5/1, 3/102-3, 3/107, 3/115, 3/118-20

Flax, ART/2/7/3, 2/8/4

Grain, 2/7/2-3, 3/106, 3/118, 3/120

Of wheat [as rent], ART/3/16-17, 3/63, 3/107

Hay, ART/1/1, 2/7/10, 3/138, 3/148, 5/2

Hemp, ART/2/7/8, 4/8

Leeks, ART/2/1/4, 2/7/3

Oats, ART/2/7/7, 3/119

Peas, ART/3/118-120

Rye, ART/2/1/2, 2/7/3, 2/9/5, 3/118-120

Wheat, ART/2/7/3, 2/7/7, 2/9/5, 3/118-120

Cups, ART/3/68

Custom of tin fine, ART/1/1

Custom of the manor, ART/3/50

Cutting of plants, ART/2/1/4, 2/6/2, 2/7/1, 2/7/3, 2/7/7, 2/9/1

Damage, causing of, ART/2/1/2, 2/1/4, 2/1/7-9, 2/2/3, 2/3, 2/5/5, 2/6/2, 2/7/2-8, 2/7/10, 2/8/4, 2/9/1, 2/9/3

Dames, ART/3/102, 6/4

Deaneries, ART/3/81, 5/5

Death of bishop, ART/5/9

Death of George Oliver, ART/6/15

Death of tenants, ART/2/1/1, 2/1/6, 2/1/8, 2/2/3, 2/5/1, 2/5/6-7, 2/5/9, 2/6/1, 2/7/5, 2/7/7, 2/7/11, 2/8/4, 2/8/6, 2/8/10, 2/9/6-8

Debts, ART/2/1/7-9, 2/3, 2/5/1, 2/5/5, 2/7/1, 2/7/5, 2/7/10-11, 2/8/4-5, 2/9/7, 3/71-6, 3/78, 3/81, 3/101

Deceptions, ART/2/1/7

Deeds (delivery of), ART/1/36

Defaults, ART/2/1/5, 2/1/7, 2/1/9, 2/5/2, 2/6/3, 2/8/1, 2/8/8, 2/9/1, 2/9/7

Defence, local, ART/4/10

Defence, national, ART/3/82

Demesne land, ART/1/1, 3/1/2, 6/4

Deputies, ART/3/2, 3/96, 6/2

Descents of tenure, ART/2/5/3, 2/5/9, 3/1/1, 3/2

Destruction of property, ART/2/1/5, 2/7/2-4, 2/7/7-8

Detinue of goods, ART/1/25, 2/1/1-6, 2/2/3, 2/5/4, 2/7/5, 2/7/7, 2/8/4, 2/8/6, 2/8/11, 2/9/3

Dice, ART/2/1/13

Diocese of Bayeux, ART/5/3

Diocese of Canterbury, ART/5/8

Diocese of Exeter, ART/4/1, 5/6-7, 5/9

Disciplinary letter, ART/4/4

Dishes, ART/2/7/5, 2/8/3, 6/6

Disinheritance, ART/2/8/6

Dispensations, ART/5/4, 5/11

Disputes, ART/1/32, 1/51-4, 2/8/2, 2/8/4, 2/9/6, 5/2, 6/5

Disseisins, ART/5/15, 6/4

Distraints, ART/1/1, 1/9, 2/1/1-2, 2/1/4-5, 2/1/7-9, 2/5/1, 2/5/7, 2/6/2, 2/7/1, 2/7/3, 2/7/6, 2/7/11-12, 2/8/7, 2/9/1, 2/9/3, 2/9/6-7, 3/52, 3/136

Disturbances in court, ART/2/1/2, 2/8/6

Diversions of water-courses, ART/2/3

Doctors of canon law, ART/4/4

Documents abstracted in this calendar:

Accounts, ART/2/5/3

Agreements, ART/1/36, 3/121, 4/8, 5/2

Bills, ART/3/100

Bonds, ART/1/32, 1/53, 1/56, 1/62, 1/67-9, 3/52, 3/64, 3/109-10, 6/1, 6/9

Cancelled by cuts, ART/1/8, 3/31, 3/136-7, 3/141-2

Confirmations of gifts, ART/1/4, 1/45, 6/5, 6/7

Confirmations of grants, ART/1/2

Confirmations of leases, ART/3/17

Confirmations of tenure, ART/1/33

Court rolls, ART/1/51-2, 2/1-9

Gifts, ART/1/1, 1/3, 1/5-19, 1/20-1, 1/26-7, 1/29-31, 1/34-5, 1/37-44, 1/46-9, 1/55, 1/61, 1/63, 1/66, 3/22, 3/24-5, 3/35, 3/63, 6/6

Grants, ART/1/28, 1/58-99, 3/37, 3/104-5, 3/112, 3/118, 3/124-145, 3/147-53, 4/7, 5/8, 5/14

Leases, ART/1/50, 3/3-11, 3/13-21, 3/26-34, 3/38-51, 3/53-6, 3/58-9, 3/61, 3/66-7, 3/102-3, 3/106-8, 3/111, 3/113-17, 3/119-20

Letters, ART/3/80, 3/82, 3/89, 4/1-4, 4/6, 4/9-19, 5/5-7, 6/3, 6/15

Memoranda, ART/6/7

Notifications, ART/5/1

Quitclaims, ART/1/22-5, 1/63-5, 3/60, 6/6

Receipts, ART/3/68-70, 3/72-9, 3/83-8, 3/90-8, 3/101, 3/146

Rentals, ART/3/1-2

Requests, ART/1/57, 5/13

Statements of accounts, ART/3/71, 3/123, 4/8

Undertakings, ART/1/60

Wills, ART/3/36

Doors, ART/2/9/3

Drapers, ART/5/5

Dues, ART/1/69, 3/80, 3/123

Dues, papal, ART/3/96, 3/98

Dung-heaps, ART/2/1/4

Dykes, ART/1/47, 1/50, 2/1/4, 2/1/8, 3/27, 6/5

Earls, ART/2/8/1, 6/5

Easements, ART/1/1

Encroachments, ART/2/8/3

Entry fines, ART/3/6, 3/39

Estovers, ART/1/7-8

Exchanges of land, ART/1/1, 1/6

Excommunications, ART/5/5

Executors, ART/3/72, 3/75-6, 3/78, 3/101

Executrices, ART/2/1/1

Expenses, ART/2/2/2, 4/8, 6/7

Farleu, ART/1/17, 1/42, 3/10, 3/13-14, 3/19, 3/33, 3/39-45, 3/47, 3/49, 3/51, 3/56, 3/58-9, 3/66

Fealty, ART/2/1/1, 2/5/1-2, 2/5/4-8, 2/7/1, 2/7/3-4, 2/7/6, 2/7/11-12, 2/8/2, 2/8/7, 2/9/4-6

Fees, ART/3/95, 4/8

Feoffees of a guild, ART/3/1/2

Fines see Amercements

Firewood, ART/2/1/4, 2/7/3, 5/2

Fishermen, ART/1/63

Freshwater, ART/1/32

Fuel, ART/3/148

Fulling mills, ART/1/1-2

Gallons, ART/2/5/4-5, 2/7/1, 6/6

Gardens, ART/1/44, 1/49, 2/1/4, 2/5/2, 2/7/1, 2/7/3, 2/7/7, 2/8/4, 2/8/7, 3/1/2, 3/5-6, 3/10, 3/19, 3/21, 3/34, 3/38, 3/53, 3/59-60, 3/139

Gentlemen, ART/1/53, 1/37, 3/19, 3/39, 3/87, 3/90, 3/110, 3/129, 3/139, 5/13-14

Glebe land, ART/2/9/1, 3/113, 5/2, 6/4

Goods, bequest/grant of, ART/1/55, 3/148

Goods, tax on, ART/3/82

See also Household and Inventory

Gorse, ART/3/139

Grass, 2/1/5, 2/9/5

Grazing, ART/1/52, 2/2/3

Guilds, ART/3/1/2

'Habergen', ART/2/1/4

Harvest work, ART/3/40-5, 3/47, 3/49, 3/58, 3/66

Headweirs, ART/1/53-4

Hearth-wood, ART/3/138-9

Hedges, ART/1/1, 2/1/4, 2/3, 2/5/5, 2/6/2, 2/7/2, 2/7/5, 2/7/7-8, 3/27, 3/29, 3/33-4

Heriot, ART/1/42, 2/3, 2/5/7-8, 2/6/1, 2/8/2, 2/8/10, 2/9/6, 2/9/8, 3/4-10, 3/11, 3/13-14, 3/16, 3/18-19, 3/28, 3/30, 3/32, 3/34, 3/38-45, 3/47, 3/49-51, 3/56, 3/58-9, 3/66, 3/112

Highway, royal/king's, ART/1/26, 2/1/8, 3/4, 3/33, 3/60

Holy See, ART/3/96, 3/98

Homage (and fealty/service), ART/1/61, 2/7/3, 2/7/12

Homage (= group of jurors), ART/2/6/2, 2/7/8, 2/8/5

Household goods, list of, ART/2/1/8

Hue, raising of, ART/2/1/2, 2/1/5-6, 2/1/8

Husbandmen, ART/3/123

Illegitimacy, ART/5/4

Illness, ART/1/3, 5/11

Impounding of goods See Distraint

Indulgences, ART/5/8

Injunctions, archiepiscopal, ART/4/4, 5/12, 6/3

Inquisitions, ART/2/1/3-8, 2/9/1

Inventory of goods, ART/2/3

Jars, ART/2/7/1

Jugs, ART/2/5/5

Jurors, ART/2/1/1-2, 2/1/4, 2/1/8-13

Justices (of the peace), ART/1/60

Keys, ART/4/4

Killings, ART/2/1/9, 2/2/3, 2/7/10, 2/8/4

King, auditors of the, ART/6/2

King's cellar, servant of the, ART/5/14

King's chapel, gentleman of the, ART/5/13

Knives, ART/2/1/2, 2/1/4, 3/68

Knights, ART/1/3-5, 1/18, 1/38, 1/41-3, 2/6/3, 2/8/2, 2/8/4, 3/1/1-2, 3/5, 3/13-14, 3/33-5, 3/40-7, 3/49, 3/51, 3/58, 3/66, 3/72, 3/74-6, 3/78, 3/102-3, 3/127, 3/132, 3/139, 3/141, 6/4-5

Ladies, ART/1/58, 6/3-4

Land use, ART/2/5/1-2, 2/9/2

Laocoon seal, ART/3/124

Leather, ART/2/8/11

Leats, ART/1/16, 1/20-1, 1/32, 2/3, 3/18

Lights, ART/5/8

Linen, ART/2/7/8

Litter, ART/5/2

Livery gowns, ART/3/148

Locks, ART/4/4

Malt, ART/2/7/8

Marchionesses, ART/1/51

Maritime

Anchors, ART/2/1/8

Mariners, ART/2/1/4

Masts, ART/2/1/4

Nets, ART/2/1/2

Oars, ART/2/1/2-4

Pilchard herrings, ART/2/8/5

Marks (monetary denomination), ART/1/56, 1/62, 1/69, 3/2, 3/69, 3/99, 3/113-15, 3/137-9, 3/150-2, 4/17, 5/2, 6/5, 6/14

Marquises, ART/2/7/12, 3/131, 4/14, 4/16-18, 6/14

Marriages, ART/1/46, 2/9/6, 3/2

Masses, ART/1/58, 1/63, 3/2, 3/36, 5/5

Masters (Magister), ART/1/45, 1/48-9, 1/61-2, 2/1/11, 3/125-6, 4/18, 5/2, 5/9, 6/5

Mayors, ART/3/60, 3/63

Meadows, ART/1/1

Merchants, ART/1/35, 3/147-8

Metals

Brass, ART/6/6

Gold, ART/2/2/2, 3/68

Iron, ART/2/1/4, 2/1/7

Silver, ART/1/8, 2/1/2, 2/1/4, 2/1/6, 2/2/2, 2/7/11, 3/2, 3/68

See also Mining

Mill, suit of, ART/1/7, 1/9, 1/12, 1/14-15, 1/39, 2/7/3, 3/6, 3/8-9, 3/15, 3/20, 3/28, 3/30, 3/50

Millers, ART/2/9/5, 2/9/7

Milling, ART/2/7/3

Mills, ART/1/1, 1/6-7, 1/15-17, 1/20-1, 1/32, 1/34-5, 1/38, 1/41, 1/54, 1/58-60, 2/3-4, 2/5/6, 2/6/1, 2/6/3, 2/8/3, 2/8/6-7, 2/9/3, 2/9/6-8, 3/1/1-2, 3/8, 3/18-19, 3/50, 5/15, 6/5, 6/7

Mills, corn, ART/1/20, 3/19

Mills, fulling, ART/1/2

Mills, water, ART/1/20, 3/8

Millstones, ART/2/6/1

Mining

Blowing of tin, ART/2/8/4

Stannaries, ART/3/67

Stannary courts, ART/2/9/5

Tin, ART/1/1-2, 1/9-10, 1/12-13, 1/15, 1/47, 2/1/2, 2/1/5, 2/2/1, 2/3, 2/4, 2/8/1-2, 2/8/4, 2/8/7-10, 2/9/2-6, 2/9/10-11, 3/15-16, 3/61, 3/67, 4/6

Tin-works, ART/2/3, 3/61

Tinners, ART/3/69

See also Metals

Monasticon [of George Oliver: documents printed/mentioned in], ART/1/1-4, 1/7, 1/24-5, 1/45, 1/57-8, 1/60, 3/79, 4/5-6, 4/12, 4/14-19, 5/2, 5/4, 6/5

Money, raising of, ART/2/2/3, 3/80

Moorland, ART/1/1, 1/41, 1/51-2, 2/2/1, 2/3, 2/4, 2/9/1-6, 3/1/1-2, 3/53

'Mortelage [mortilegium]' book [calendar of saints and benefactors], ART/1/63, 3/36

Multure, ART/1/1, 1/6-7, 1/17, 1/21, 2/3-4, 2/7/3, 2/7/7, 2/8/3, 2/8/6-7, 3/19, 6/5

Nails, ART/2/9/3

Neglect of property, ART/2/6/2, 2/7/1, 2/8/4, 2/9/7

Negotiator, ART/5/2

Notaries public, ART/1/63-4, 1/66, 5/8, 6/5

Oaths, ART/2/1/3, 4/4

Oblations and obventions, ART/3/80, 3/111, 3/113

Observance, religious, ART/4/2, 4/4, 5/8

Obstructions, ART/2/1/6, 2/1/8, 2/3, 2/7/8, 2/9/6

Ordinations, ART/5/7

Ornaments, ecclesiastical, ART/5/1, 5/8

Pannage, ART/1/7

Pans, ART/2/1/5

Parishioners, ART/5/1

Pasture, ART/1/1, 1/7, 1/51, 2/5/1-2, 2/5/5, 2/7/5, 3/148, 3/158

Pasturing of animals, ART/2/9/1, 2/9/5-6

Peace, breaches of the, ART/2/1/2, 2/5/2

Peculiar jurisdictions, ART/2/1/2

Pensions, ART/1/68, 3/123-4, 3/132-153, 4/5-8, 4/15

Pirates, ART/4/10

Plants, ART/2/1/4, 2/6/2, 2/7/1, 2/7/3, 2/7/8, 2/8/7, 3/139

Ploughs, ART/1/3

Poundfolds, ART/2/2/2, 2/7/6, 2/7/8

Proverbs, Book of, ART/4/19

Receivers general (of the pope), ART/3/98

Recognizances, ART/2/5/4, 2/7/4, 2/8/8

Recusancy, ART/3/124/6

Reeve, office of, ART/3/10-11, 3/13-14, 3/39-45, 3/47, 3/49-50, 3/58-9, 3/66

Reeves, ART/1/44, 2/1/1-2, 2/1/4-12, 2/2/1-3, 2/3, 2/5/1-8, 2/6/1-4, 2/7/1-7, 2/7/9-11, 2/8/1-13, 2/9/1-5, 2/9/11, 3/1/2, 3/2, 3/52, 3/60

Refectories, ART/4/4

Religious

Abbots, ART/3/82, 5/3-4, 5/6

Archbishops, ART/3/82, 4/4, 4/12, 4/15, 5/9, 6/3, 6/7

Archdeacons, ART/1/4, 1/22-5, 1/45, 3/87-8, 6/5

Archdeacons' officials, ART/1/22-3

Benedictine Order, ART/5/3

Bishops, ART/1/4, 1/45, 1/53-4, 1/57, 3/82, 4/1-3, 4/5-7, 5/9, 4/13-14, 5/1-2, 5/5, 5/8, 5/14, 6/3, 6/5, 6/7, 6/10

Canons, ART/1/4, 3/81, 5/4, 6/5, 6/7

Cardinals, ART/4/12, 4/15, 4/17

Carthusian Order, ART/3/82

Chaplains, ART/1/6, 1/25, 1/45, 1/61, 2/1/5, 2/8/7, 3/1/1, 3/2, 3/21, 3/24-5, 3/35, 3/37, 3/53, 3/101, 3/111-114, 3/121-2, 3/129, 3/135, 3/140, 4/1, 6/5

Clerics, ART/3/82, 4/7, 5/6, 5/12, 6/3

Clerks, ART/1/1, 1/3-4, 1/7-10, 1/31, 1/47, 1/59-61, 1/63, 2/7/11, 3/1/1, 3/2, 3/29, 3/33, 3/35, 3/37, 3/52, 3/108-9, 3/123, 3/125-6, 5/8, 6/4-5

Deacons, ART/1/4, 5/7

Deans, ART/1/4, 1/22-5, 4/3, 4/18, 5/2, 5/5, 6/3, 6/5

Monks, ART/1/3, 1/59-60, 2/1/4, 4/2, 4/4, 4/9-10, 4/17, 4/19, 5/1, 5/4, 6/7

Parsons, ART/1/1, 1/55, 3/123, 5/5, 6/5

Popes, ART/3/96, 3/98, 4/10-12, 5/10, 6/5, 6/7

Priests, ART/1/25, 4/12, 5/2, 5/10-11

Protonotary, ART/3/96

Rectors, ART/2/1/11, 2/8/6, 2/8/11, 3/1/1, 3/128

Registrars (of the Archdeaconry of Cornwall), ART/1/63-4, 1/66, 3/88, 3/90, 3/94

Vicars, ART/1/62, 1/68-9, 2/1/9, 2/1/12, 2/8/1, 2/8/11, 2/9/8, 3/53, 3/67, 3/105, 3/107, 3/111, 3/112-113, 3/115-117, 3/121, 3/123, 3/127, 3/130-5, 4/8, 4/13, 5/1-2, 5/12

Vicars general, ART/4/4, 5/7

Remainders, ART/1/1, 1/17, 1/38, 1/48-9, 3/17, 3/20-1

Repairs, ART/1/51, 2/1/7, 2/5/1, 2/5/5, 2/7/1-2, 2/8/4, 2/9/3, 2/9/7

Rescues (retrieval of distrained goods), ART/2/1/4-6, 2/7/5-6, 2/7/10, 2/9/2, 2/9/5, 2/9/7-8

Resignations, ART/4/1, 4/15-19, 5/10

Retirement (of Prior Richard Martyn), ART/4/5-8

Reversions, ART/1/17, 1/28-9, 1/39-40, 2/5/4, 3/44, 3/53, 3/56

Ricks, ART/2/9/7

Roses, red (as nominal rent), ART/2/8/5

Saddles, ART/2/1/6

Saints' shrines, ART/5/10

Salt-cellars, ART/3/68

Saucers, ART/2/1/5

Scriveners, ART/3/123

Secretaries, ART/3/98

Servants, ART/1/54, 2/1/2, 3/2, 3/37, 3/122-3, 3/138, 3/148, 3/150, 5/14

Service, divine, ART/3/112-113, 4/4, 5/11

Service, foreign, ART/1/61

Service, spiritual, ART/1/58-60, 1/63, 3/36

Services, grant of, ART/1/2

Sheriffs (of Cornwall), ART/1/1, 2/1/3, 3/2, 3/80, 5/15, 6/2

Shovels, ART/2/6/2

Sickles, ART/2/8/6

Signatures, ART/1/19, 1/36, 1/38, 1/62, 3/72-5, 3/77-9, 3/84, 3/86-92, 3/94-5, 3/103, 3/118, 3/120, 3/123, 3/145, 4/8, 4/14-17, 6/10, 6/13

Slander, ART/2/1/2, 2/1/6, 2/3

Spice, ART/4/8

Spoons, ART/2/1/4, 3/68

Stalls, ART/2/8/5

Stewards, ART/1/1, 1/48, 1/51, 1/60, 3/1/1-2, 5/1, 6/14

Stones, ART/2/1/4, 4/8

Strangers, ART/2/1/6, 2/1/9

Straw, ART/2/7/5

String, ART/2/7/10

Summons, episcopal, ART/4/3

Supervisors, ART/3/39

Synods (diocesan), ART/1/4, 1/45

Taxers, ART/2/1/1

Taxes, ART/3/82

Theft, ART/2/1/2, 2/1/4-6, 2/7/3, 2/8/1, 2/8/6

Timber, ART/2/1/4, 2/8/6, 4/8

Tin, ART/1/1-2, 1/9-10, 1/12-13, 1/15, 1/47, 2/1/2, 2/1/5, 2/2/1, 2/3, 2/4, 2/8/1-2, 2/8/4, 2/8/7-10, 2/9/2-6, 2/9/10-11, 3/15-16, 3/61, 3/67, 4/6

Tin-works, ART/2/3, 3/61

Tinners, ART/3/69

Tithes, ART/1/54, 2/8/2, 3/65, 3/80-3, 3/102-6, 3/107-9, 3/112-123, 5/2, 5/12, 6/5

Tithingmen, ART/2/5/1-2, 2/5/4-8, 2/6/1-4, 2/8/13

Tithings, ART/2/6/2

Tolls, ART/2/8/3 [See also Tin for toll of tin]

Towns, 1/1, 1/44, 1/64, 1/66, 2/1/2, 2/5/2, 3/1/2, 3/3, 3/6-7, 3/10, 3/20, 3/53, 3/60, 3/63, 3/132, 3/139

Townships, ART/1/14, 1/41, 3/107

Treasurers, ART/1/4

Treasuries, ART/3/81, 6/16

Trespass, ART/2/1/5-6, 2/7/1, 2/7/3, 2/7/7, 2/8/1, 2/8/4, 2/9/1, 2/9/9

Trinity, guild of the Holy, ART/3/1/2

Turbaries, ART/1/1-2, 1/8, 6/5

Valuations, ART/2/1/2, 2/1/5, 2/1/7-8, 2/5/1, 2/7/1, 2/8/5

Vicarages, ART/1/54, 1/62, 1/68-9, 3/103, 3/124, 3/127-9, 3/131-5, 4/1, 4/10-11

Vills, ART/1/1, 1/4, 1/29, 3/1/2, 3/15, 3/21-3

Visitations, episcopal, ART/4/2, 4/9, 5/1

Vocation, resignation of, ART/5/10

Wages, ART/4/8

Wains, ART/1/54

Walls, ART/2/1/4, 2/1/8, 2/8/4, 2/9/3

Wardens of bread, ART/2/1/2, 2/1/4-12

Warden of 'feria', ART/2/1/2

Wars, ART/4/10

Water-courses, ART/1/38, 1/54, 2/3, 2/6/3, 2/7/6

Water-mills, ART/1/20, 3/8

Weapons and Armour

Arrows, ART/2/1/2

Bows, ART/2/1/2

Daggers, ART/2/1/2, 2/1/9

Hauberks, ART/2/1/6

Knives, ART/2/1/2, 2/1/4, 3/68

Swords, ART/2/1/5

Wells, ART/3/53-4, 6/5

Wetlands, ART/1/41

Wheels [of mill], ART/2/9/3

Widows, ART/2/9/11, 3/1/1, 3/22, 3/35, 3/37, 3/44, 6/12-13

Wills, ART/3/35-6, 3/101

Wine, ART/2/1/2, 2/1/10-11, 2/5/4

Woods, ART/1/7, 1/54, 2/7/1, 3/65, 3/138-9, 6/5

Workmen, ART/4/8

Yeomen of the queen's guard, ART/3/124/6

The Arundell Archive contains the archive of Tywardreath Priory near Fowey, a Benedictine dependency of the abbey of Saints Sergius and Bacchus at Angers in Brittany. The Tywardreath establishment, dedicated to Saint Andrew, was founded in circa 1088 and flourished until 1536 when it was dissolved by King Henry VIII.

The Tywardreath archive consists of 357 documents ranging in date from the mid 12th century until 1540. From the documents it is clear that the priory's lands were organised into eight manors for purposes of administration:

Manor of St Austell: seat of manor was in St Austell; tenements also in St Stephen in Branel.

Manor of Fentrigan: not an original manor but created as a means of administering the priory's scattered lands in Altarnun, Davidstow, Lesnewth, Otterham, Treneglos, Warbstow, Week St Mary and Whitstone.

Manor of Fowey: seat of manor and all tenements were in Fowey. The borough of Fowey belonged to Tywardreath Priory. The court rolls here are for Fowey manor; it is not clear whether there was also a separate borough court.

Manor of Gready: not an original manor but formed from scattered lands in St Austell, Cardinham, Lanlivery, Lanivet and Luxilian.

Manor of Porthia: not an original manor but formed from scattered lands in St Anthony in Meneage, Gulval, St Ives, Lelant, Madron, Manaccan, Towednack, Zennor and possibly Ludgvan.

Manor of Trenant: seat of manor was in Fowey; tenements also in Tywardreath.

Manor of Trevennen: seat of manor was in Goran; tenements also in St Erme, Goran, St Michael Carhays and Probus.

Manor of Tywardreath Prior: seat of manor was in Tywardreath; tenements also in St Austell, St Endellion, St Enoder, St Sampson Golant, Lanlivery, St Martin by Looe and Menheniot.

In addition to this manor there was also a secular manor of Tywardreath which was completely independent of the priory. Note, however, that the final membrane of one of the court rolls for Tywardreath Prior records three courts of the secular manor, an understandable error as the two manors had the same name, although how it arrived amongst the priory's documents in the first place remains a mystery.

The following is a list of the priors of Tywardreath from the mid 13th century and their dates of office. For more details see Monasticon, pp. 34-36.

Michael c.1250 - 1263

Galfridus 1263 - c. 1278

Philip c.1297 - 1324

William Bouges 1333 - 1371

William de la Hay 1371 - 1399

John Masselyn 1399 - 1406

John Roger 1406 - 1433

John Brentyngham 1433 - 1450

Walter Barnecot 1450 - 1496

Richard Martyn 1496 - 1506

Thomas Colyns 1507 - 1536

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