Christopher Cock, Gent.

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CHRISTOPHER COCK, gent, of Helston

Admon granted 21 October 1698 to CATHERINE COCK, of Helston, widow of the deceased. Bond by the said Catherine, EDWARD HOBLYN, gent of St. Stephen in Branwell and THOMAS COCK, gent, of Helston. Inventory taken 3 November 1698 by JOHN BOLITHO, gent of Wendron and THOMAS WILLIAMS, yeoman of Wendron.

AP/C/2358

Source: MISC. CORNISH WILL AND ADMINISTRATION ABSTRACTS (pt. 14) 1582 through 1716

RefNo X880/1/1
Title Lease and release, stitch in Bullock Lane, Helston
Date 20-21 Dec 1698
Format Manuscript
Extent 2 pieces
Description Parties: 1) Robert Hooker, gentleman, of Helston; Thomas Cock, gentleman, of Helston 2) Solomon Stevens, ironmonger, Helston Lease of dwellinghouse with backside and garden "nigh the upper end" of Wendron Street in possession of John Eathorne; dwelling house with backside and garden in Meneage Street formerly the lands of James Trewyn, lately of Christopher Cock, gent, deceased, late in possession of Edward Toller, deceased, now of Solomon Stephens; dwellinghouse with backside and garden in Wendron Street, in possession of William Mundy, which same lately built, bounded with lands of the late Alexander Penhellick on east, and on west with lands of William Pasmore; dwelling house with backside and garden commonly called John Hawke's house in Wendron Street, late in possession of William Mundy; also stitch field or close of land in the Bullack Lane (three quarters of an acre) late in possession of Henry Polkinhorne, gent, and now of Robert Hooker; all lands being formerly the inheritance of Christopher Cock, gent, decd, which on his death came to Thomas Cock, his nephew and next heir, and afterwards sold by him to Robert Hooker. Witnesses: Richard Bullock, John Eathorne, Alexander Dawe. Consideration: £204 Endorsed with clause of indemnity.

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