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Catalogue description Records of the Manor of Treverbyn
This record is held by Kresen Kernow (formerly Cornwall Record Office)
| Reference: | MT |
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| Title: | Records of the Manor of Treverbyn |
| Description: |
MT/I. Purchase of Manor of Treverbyn MT/II. Purchases of Other Properties MT/III. Mortgages MT/IV. Sales of Property MT/V. Legal MT/VI. Probate and Family MT/VII. Duchy of Cornwall Estate Administration MT/VIII. Trevanion Family Estate Administration MT/IX. Ivimey and Gill Estate Administration MT/X. Setts MT/XI. Leases MT/XII. Agreements MT/XIII. Correspondence MT/XIV. Plans MT/XV. Miscellaneous |
| Date: | 1649-1966 |
| Held by: | Kresen Kernow (formerly Cornwall Record Office), not available at The National Archives |
| Language: | English |
| Creator: |
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| Physical description: | 911 files |
| Immediate source of acquisition: |
Accession no. 3172 Deposited on 22 February 1983 |
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| Administrative / biographical background: |
The manor of Treverbyn covered the northern part of the parish of St. Austell and was divided into two moieties: Treverbyn Courtenay, owned since the sixteenth century by the Duchy of Cornwall, and Treverbyn Trevanion. In 1852, following the Trevanion bankruptcy, Treverbyn Trevanion was purchased by Joseph Ivimey as trustee on behalf of himself and Thomas and in 1857 they purchased Treverbyn Courtenay from the Duchy. The manor continued in the joint ownership of the Gill and Ivimey families. The manorial waste was extensively developed for china clay working, and also for some metalliferous mining. |
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