900 Acres in Cornwall
Henry de Pomeroy had twelve knights-fees in Tregony, 20 Edw. III. (Carew's survey f. 44)
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Document Description: Pomerye v Carmynowe.
Plaintiffs: Thomas POMERYE, knight.
Defendants: Nicholas and John CARMYNOWE, gentlemen.
Subject: Messuages and land in St Winnow, Bodmin, Trewere in Lansalloes, Lanteglos, Tregony, Newlyn, Trencreek (in St Columb Minor ?), Gurlys, Rescarlett, and Pendenkett. 2 answers. Cornwall
Dated: 1544 - 1551
Archive: The National Archives of the UK (TNA), Kew,
incorporating the Public Record Office (PRO)
and the Historical Manuscripts Commission (HMC).
Archive Catalogue Ref. C1/1254/45-49
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1. To the right hono[r]able S[i]r Rychard Ryche Knyght
2. Lord Ryche & Lord Chan[n]celler of England
3. In most hu[m]ble wyse showeth & compleyneth unto yo[ur] good lordship yo[ur] daylly orato[r] S[i]r Thomas Pom[er]ye Knyght That where our
4. sov[er]ayn Lord the Kyng[es] Maiestie that nowe ys was seysed in his demene as of fee of & in xxti [20] meas[uag]es & ten[emen]t[es] & ix C [900] Acres
5. of Land medowe pasture wood fyrse [furze / gorse] & he[redita]m[en]t[es] to the same app[er]teynyng & belongyng with th’app[ur]ten[a]nc[es] sett & beyng in Wynnowe Bodmyn
6. Trewers otherwyse Trewhere Lanteglos or Lansilloys nygh Fowy ~ ~ Tregonay ~ ~ ~ ~ Newlyn ~ ~ Trencreke
7. Gurlys Restarlett & pendenkett in the Cou[n]tye of Cornewall / All which p[re]mysses were gyven to and for the fyndyng &
8. maynten[a]nce of a p[re]iste / By meane wherof the same p[re]myssez amon[n]g[es] other cam[e] to t’hand[es] of our seid sov[er]ayn Lord by force
9. of an Acte of p[ar]lyament made in the first yere of his G[ra]c[es] reygn [1547] conc[er]nyng the dyssoluc[i]on & determynac[i]on of all Colleg[es]
10. Frechapell[es] & Chan[n]tryes / And his highnes beyng therof so seysed by his G[ra]c[es] lett[er]s patent[es] redy to be showed dyd gyve &
11. gr[a]nntte the p[re]mysses amon[n]g[es] other to yo[ur] seid Orato[r]. / To have & to hold to yo[ur] seyd Orato[r] & his heyres for ev[er] / By force
12. wherof yo[ur] seid Orato[r] was therof seysed in his demene as of fee . / And he also gave to yo[ur] seid Orator all the Evydenc[es]
13. & wrytyng[es] conc[er]nyng the p[re]myssez . / So it ys right hon[or]able Lord that certen of the seid Evedenc[es] Ch[art]res ^ wrytyng[es] and
14. mynyment[es] conc[er]nyng the p[re]myssez & of right belongyng to yo[ur] seid Orato[r] ar casually cum[m]en to the hand[es] & possession
15. of Nych[ol]as Carmynowe & John Carmynowe gentylmen / Who by colo[r] therof & by force of certen feyned & untrue
16. estat[es] & assuranc[es] in the Lawe by them made have now of late entred into the p[re]myssez and therof have dysseised
17. yo[ur] seid Orato[r] and wyll not p[er]mytt ne [nor] suffre yo[ur] seid Orato[r] to have & enyoye the same premyssez accordyng
18. to the gr[a]nntte to hym made by our seid sov[er]ayn Lord by his G[ra]c[es] lett[er]s patent[es] / And forasmoche as yo[ur] seid
19. Orato[r] knoweth not the nombre ne [nor] certentie of the seid Evydenc[es] ded[es] ch[art]res wrytyng[es] & mynyment[es] ne [nor]
20. wherin they be conteyned / yo[ur] seid Orato[r] ys therfore without remedye onles yo[ur] good Lordships favo[r] be to hym
21. showed in this behalf . / In tendre considerac[i]on wherof it may please yo[ur] good Lordship to gr[a]nntt the Kyng[es]
22. Maiesties writt of Iniu[n]c[i]on [Injunction] to be dyrectid to the seid Nych[ol]as Carymynowe & John Carymynowe com[m]anddyng
23. and enyoynyng them that they ne [nor] eyther of them ne [nor] any other p[er]son or p[er]sons for or in theyr name & behalf do
24. ent[er]pryse or medle with the p[re]myssez or any part therof / But p[er]mytt and suffre yo[ur] seid Orato[r] to have &
25. enyoye the same p[re]myssez untill such tyme as it shall be otherwyse ordred by this hono[r]able Courte / and also to
26. paye unto yo[ur] seid Orato[r] all such arrerag[es] of rent as have been due or ought to be paid to yo[ur] seid Orato[r] by
27. the space of ij [2] yeres past for the p[re]myssez / And further that they may be by the seid wrytt com[m]anded to appeare
28. p[er]sonally before yo[ur] good Lordship in the Kyng[es] high Courte of Channcerye at a certen daye & under a certen
29. payne by yo[ur] Lordship to be lymettid / then & there to Annswer to the p[re]myssez And further to abyde & stande to such
30. ordre & dyrec[i]on therin as shall be thought by yo[ur] good Lordship to stande with equytie & Conscience And yo[ur]
31. seid Orato[r] wyll daylly p[ra]ye to god for the p[re]s[er]vac[i]on of yo[ur] good Lordships estate in hono[r] Longe to endure
32. [signed] R. Broke
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Document Description: Pomerye v Carmynowe.
Plaintiffs: Thomas POMERYE, knight.
Defendants: Nicholas and John CARMYNOWE, gentlemen.
Subject: Messuages and land in St Winnow, Bodmin, Trewere in Lansalloes, Lanteglos, Tregony, Newlyn, Trencreek (in St Columb Minor ?), Gurlys, Rescarlett, and Pendenkett. 2 answers. Cornwall
Dated: 1544 - 1551
Archive: The National Archives of the UK (TNA), Kew,
incorporating the Public Record Office (PRO)
and the Historical Manuscripts Commission (HMC).
Archive Catalogue Ref. C1/1254/45-49
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Welche
Powle
1. The answere of Nicholas Carmynowe to the bill of
2. Complaynt of S[ir] Thomas Pomerye Knight
3. The saide defend[a]nnt Sayethe that the sayed bill of Complaynte is insufficient & uncerten in the lawe to be answered unto and the maters therin contayned of untroyethe
4. only devysed to put the sayde defend[a]nnte to great cost[es] expenc[es] & troble . And if the maters therin contayned were true as they be not were maters determynable at
5. the com[m]en lawe & not in this honorable courte where unto he prayethe to be remyttid . / Nevertheles yf he shalbe com[m]pellyd by order of this honorable courte to maeke
6. farther answere. Then for answere Sayethe that as to one Meassuage & too ten[emen]t[es] in Trewyers contaynyng by estymacyon lxxx [80] acres of arrable lande w[ith] his app[ur]ten[a]nc[es]
7. set lyinge & beynge in the p[ar]yshe of Lansallons w[ith]in the Countie of Cornwall p[ar]cell of the land[es] & te[ne]m[en]t[es] named in the sayed byll . That one John Carmynowe of the said Countie
8. of Cornwall laet decessed was therof seased in his demean as of Fee / And so seased the saide John Carmynowe in his lief tyme lev[i]ed a fyen of all his right in the
9. saide messuage & tene[men]t[es] & lxxx [80] acres of land w[ith] his app[ur]ten[a]nc[es] in Trewyers & other of his land[es] w[ith]in the saide Countie of Cornwall Befoer John Baldwyn & other his companyons
10. Justic[es] of the com[m]en plees at Wesm[inster] to one Lawrens Bostawen (sur conys[a]nnce de droit as that the same conys[annce] had of the gyfte of the saide John Carmynowe And the said
11. Lawrens Bostawen gr[a]nntyd & rendred the saide messuage & tene[men]t[es] by the same fyen to the sayde John Carmynowe for terme of his lyef w[ith]owte impechment of wast the remaynder
12. after his deces to the sayde defend[a]nnt & to the heyres maels of his bodye laufullye begott[e]n w[ith] other remaynders over / And proclymacyon was therapon maede according And
13. afterward[es] the saide John Carmynowe died therof seased . by force wherof the saide defend[a]nnt entred as in his remaynder afoersaide / and is therof seased of the said messuag[e]
14. & ten[emen]t[es] w[ith] th’app[ur]ten[a]nc[es] in his demean as of Fee tayle to hym & to his heires maels of his ^ bodye laufully begotten & therof takythe the p[ro]fett[es] as laufull it is for hym to do / And
15. all suche evidenc[es] dead[es] charters mynyment[es] & wryting[es] as do consearne the same messuage & tene[men]t[es] yn Trewyers afoersaide w[ith] th’app[ur]ten[a]nc[es] the said Defend[a]nnt doyethe detayne
16. & keyppe for the p[re]s[er]vacyon of his estate in the same as lafull it is for hym to do . Wyethe ^ owte that that oure soverayne lorde the K[inges] maiestie that nowe it was seased
17. in his demean as of Fee of & in the saide messuage & too tene[men]t[es] & lxxx [80] acres of land w[ith] th’app[ur]ten[a]nc[es] in this answere mancioned as in the saide bill is untrulye
18. surmysed or that the saide messuage & tene[men]t[es] w[ith] th’app[ur]ten[a]nc[es] ^ in Trewers aforsaid were geven to & for the fyndinge & maynten[a]nce of a prist / by means wherof the same p[re]myssis amongest other ^ cam
19. came to the handes of our sayde soverayne lord as also in the saide bill is untruly alleged w[ith] owt that that his hightnis did or myght geve & gr[a]nnt the p[re]miss[es]
20. to the saide complan[a]nt & his heyres for ever . / or that the saide defennd[a]nnt feyned untrue estat[es] & assurannc[es] in the lawe to hym made supposed to be and by color therof
21. entred into the p[re]myssis and therof thayethe disseased the saide complayn[a]nt as in the saide bill is untruly devysed for that the saide defend[ant] Sayethe that he entred
22. in to the sayde messuage & too ten[ementes] & lxxx [80] acres of lande by force of his remaynder aforesaide as laufull it was for hym to do / w[ith] owte that the saide defend[a]nnt
23. doythe taeke the p[ro]fett[es] & issues of the land[es] & tene[men]t[es] in the saide bill mencioned othere then in this answere is confessed w[ith] owte that there is anye
24. other thinge contayned in the saide bill and nat hier sufficiently answered traversed confessed denyed & avoyded is true all w[hich] maters the saide defend[ant] is
25. readye to aver & prove as this honorable courte will awarde & prayethe ^ that this honorable courte will dissolve the saide __acion & to remitte the saide defend[a]nnt
26. unto hys possession of & for the saide [space] tene[men]t[es] in Trewiers ^ aforsaid w[ith] th’app[ur]ten[a]nc[es] / and also to be dismyssed owte of this honorable courte w[ith] his resonable cost[es] & charg[es]
27. sustayned in this behalfe / im/
28. Walshe
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Document Description: Pomerye v Carmynowe.
Plaintiffs: Thomas POMERYE, knight.
Defendants: Nicholas and John CARMYNOWE, gentlemen.
Subject: Messuages and land in St Winnow, Bodmin, Trewere in Lansalloes, Lanteglos, Tregony, Newlyn, Trencreek (in St Columb Minor ?), Gurlys, Rescarlett, and Pendenkett. 2 answers. Cornwall
Dated: 1544 - 1551
Archive: The National Archives of the UK (TNA), Kew,
incorporating the Public Record Office (PRO)
and the Historical Manuscripts Commission (HMC).
Archive Catalogue Ref. C1/1254/45-49
Image Ref: C_1_1254_003
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[folio] 47
Welche
Powle
1. The answere of Nycholas Carmynowe to the bill of
2. Complaynt of S[ir] Thomas Pomerye Knight
3. The saide defend[a]nnt sayethe that the saide bill of complaynte is insufficient & uncearten in the lawe to be answered unto and the maters therin contayned of untroyethe only devysed to
4. putt the said defend[annte] to great coste expenc[es] & troble. And if the maters therin contayned were trwe as they be nat were maters det[er]mynable at the com[m]en lawe & not in this honorable
5. courte wherunto he prayethe to be remyttyd . / Nevertheles if he shalbe compellid by order of this honorable courte to maeke farther answere . Then for answere savinge all advantag[es]
6. for the insufficiencye of the saide bill . Sayethe that as to one messuage too tene[men]t[es] in Trewers contaynynge by estymacyon lxxx [80] acres of land w[ith] his app[ur]ten[a]nc[es] sett lyinge & beinge w[ith] in the p[ar]rishe
7. of Lansallous w[ith]in the Countie of Cornwall p[ar]cell of the land[es] & tene[men]t[es] named in the saide bill / That one Johh Carmynowe of the said Countie of Cornwall decessed was therof seased
8. in his demean as of Fee . And so seased the saide John Carmynowe in the xxxiiijti [34th] ^ yere of the rayne of Kinge Henry the viijth [8th] [1542] decessed father to o[ur] soverayne lord the K[inges] Ma[jesty] that nowe is
9. leav[i]ed a fyen of all his right in the land[es] & tene[men]t[es] of Trewyers afoersaide w[ith] th’app[ur]ten[a]nc[es] w[ith] other of his land[es] w[ith]in the saide Countie of Cornwall befoe John Baldwyn & others his companyon
10. Justic[es] of the com[m]en plees at westm[inster] to one Lawrens Bostawen (sur cognis[a]nnce de droit) as that the same Conys[annc]e had of the gyeft of the saide John Carmynowe / And [the said] Lawrens
11. Bostawen in the same courte gr[a]nntid & Rendred the same land[es] & tene[men]t[es] in Trewiers afoersaid w[ith] th’app[ur]ten[a]nc[es] by the same fyen to the said John Carmynowe for [ter]me of [h]is lyef w[ith]owte
12. impechment of wast the remaynder after his deces to the saide defend[a]nnt & to his heyres maels of his body laufully begoten w[ith] other remaynders over And proclymacyon
13. was therapon maed accordingly / And afterward[es] the said John Carmynowe dyed therof seased by force wherof the said defend[ant] entred in to the land[es] & tene[men]t[es] in T[rew]yers afoersaid
14. w[ith] th’app[ur]ten[a]nc[es] as in his remaynder afoersaide / and is therof seased in his demean as of Fee taiell to him & to his heires maels of his bodye lawfully begoten / and theroff
15. takythe the p[ro]fett[es] as lawfull it is for him to do / And all suche evidenc[es] dead[es] charters mynyment[es] & wryting[es] as do cons[er]ve the same land[es] & tene[men]t[es] in Trewiers afoersaide
16. w[ith] th’app[ur]ten[a]nc[es] the said defend[ant] doyeth detayne & keippe for the p[re]s[er]vacyon of his estat in the same as lauful it is for him to do w[ith] owt that that oure said soverayne lord the K[inges] Ma[jestes]
17. that nowe is was seased in his Demean as of Fee of & in the land[es] & tene[men]t[es] in Trewiers afoersaid w[ith] th’app[ur]ten[a]nc[es] as in the said bill is untruly surmysed or that the said land[es] & tene[men]t[es]
18. in Trewryrs afoersaid w[ith] th’app[ure]ten[a]nc[es] were geven to & for ^ the fyndynge & maynten[a]nce of a pryste / by meanes wherof the same p[re]myss[es] amongest other land[es] in the said bill contayned
19. came to the hand[es] of o[ur] saide soverayne lorde as also in the said bill is untruly allegid / w[ith] owte that that his hightnis did or myght geve & gr[a]nnt the p[re]myss[es] to the said compl[ainant]
20. & his heares for ever / or that the said defend[ant] fayned anye untrue estat[es] & assur[a]nnc[es] in the lawe to him made supposed to be and by force therof entred into the ^ saied land[es] & tene[men]t[es]
21. in Trewiers afoersaid w[ith] th’app[ur]ten[a]nc[es] and therof havethe disseased the said compl[ainant] as in the said bill [original damaged] devysed for that the said defend[ant] sayethe that he entred into the saied land[es] & tene[men]t[es]
22. in Trewiers afoersaide w[ith] th’app[ur]ten[a]nc[es] by force of his remaynder afoersaide as lawfull it was for him to doo / And as to the land[es] & tene[men]t[es] lyinge & beinge in Bodmyn p[ar]cell of the land[es] &
23. tene[men]t[es] in the saide bill contayned the said defend[ant] Sayeth that th’above namyd John Carmynowe was seased therof in his demean ^ as of Fee / and so seased in the xxxviiij [38th] yere of ^ the saied Kinge Henry the viijth [8th] [1546]
24. leav[i]ed a fyen of all his right in the land[es] tene[men]t[es] in Bodmyn afoersaide w[ith] th’app[ur]ten[a]nc[es] w[ith] other of his land[es] w[ith] in the said Countie of Cornwall befoer John Baldwyn & other his companyons Justic[es]
25. of the com[m]en plees at West[minster] to th’above namyd Lawrens Bostawen (sur conys[a]nnce de droit) as that the same conys[an]t had of the gyefte of the said John Carmynowe / and the said Laurens Bostawen
26. in the same courte gr[a]nntyd & rendred the same unto the said John Carmynowe for terme of his lyef w[ith] owte impechment of wast the remaynder therof unto Water Carmynowe & to his heries
27. maels of his bodye ensuynge & for defauet of suche issue the remaynder unto Olyver Carmynowe & to his heyres maels of his body ensuyng & for defauet of suche issue the remaynder therof
28. unto the saide defend[ant] & to his heyres maels w[ith] other remaynder over / And proclymacyon was made therapon accordinge / And afterward[es] the said John Carmynowe died therof seased
29. after whois deces the same land[es] & tene[men]t[es] in Bodmyn afoersaid w[ith] th’app[ur]ten[a]nc[es] came by way of remaynder unto th’above namyd Olyver Carmynowe by reason the said Water dyed w[ith]out issue
30. & one John Carmynowe father of the said Olyver takythe the p[ro]fett[es] therof as garden in socage[1] to the said Olyver Carmynowe for as myche as the same Olyver is w[ith]in th’age of
31. of xiiij [14] yer is as lawfull is for him to do /. And as for the land[es] & tene[men]t[es] in Wynowe Langteglose Trencreke Tregonan Nwlyn Gurles Rescarlet & Pendenkett the residue of the land[es] &
32. tene[men]t[es] namyd in the said bill the said defend[ant] Saithe utterly disclaymeth to have any thinge in the same in possession revercyon or in s[er]vic[es] at the tyme of the p[ro]ibitinge of the said bill of
33. of complaynt nor any ^ tyme sens / w[ith] owt that ther is anye other thinge in the said bill mat[er]iall to be answered unto / and not hier sufficiently answered traverssed confessed denyed & avoyded
34. as trwe all w[hich] maters the said def[endant] is redy to aver & prove as this honorable courte will awarde & prayeth that th’_acyon agaynst him awarded fo his possession in Trewiers
35. afoersaide whereof he haithe maed hier ^ in this answere ampl title by mater of record may be dissolvid & remyt the said defend[ant] unto his possession in the same And also to be dysmyssed owte of this honorable
36. course w[ith] his resonable cost[es] & charg[es] for his wrongfull vexacyon in this behalfe / 1551
37. Walishe
[1] Socage - Feudal tenure of land by a tenant in return for agricultural or other nonmilitary services or for payment of rent in money.
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Document Description: Pomerye v Carmynowe.
Plaintiffs: Thomas POMERYE, knight.
Defendants: Nicholas and John CARMYNOWE, gentlemen.
Subject: Messuages and land in St Winnow, Bodmin, Trewere in Lansalloes, Lanteglos, Tregony, Newlyn, Trencreek (in St Columb
Minor?), Gurlys, Rescarlett, and Pendenkett. 2 answers. Cornwall
Dated: 1544 - 1551
Archive: The National Archives of the UK (TNA), Kew,
incorporating the Public Record Office (PRO)
and the Historical Manuscripts Commission (HMC).
Archive Catalogue Ref. C1/1254/45-49
Image Ref: C_1_1254_005
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Walvaild
1. The Replycac[i]on of S[ir] Thom[a]s Pom[er]ey Knight to the Annswere
2. of Nycholas Carmynowe
3. The sayd complayn[a]nte saythe that his sayd byll of complaynt ys trewe c[er]tayn & suffycyent in the lawe to be annswereyd unto and the matters
4. therein conteyned nott Fayned no[r] Imagenyd to putt the sayd defen[ant] to vexac[i]on & trouble & exspenc[es] and Also the matters conteyned in the sayd
5. byll det[er]mynable in this honorable Courte For suche goodde & resonable causes as are mencyoned in the sayd byll And For Replycac[i]on he saythe
6. thatt o[ur] said sov[er]aign lorde the Kyng thatt nowe is was seysed in his Demesne as of Fee of & in the said mes[suag]ez lond[es] ten[emen]t[es] & heredytament[es]
7. mencyoned in the byll & thatt the same p[re]mysses were gyven to & for the Fyndyng & maynteyn[a]nce of a pryste com[m]onlye called the Channt[er]ye
8. pryest of Saynct Wynnowe in the p[ar]ishe of St Wynnowe in Cornewayll And by the meane thereof the same p[re]mysses came to t’hand[es] of
9. o[ur] sayd sov[er]aign lorde by Force of the sayd Acte of p[ar]lyament made For the dyssoluc[io]n [of] Colleges Free chappells & Channt[er]yes And his
10. hyghnesse beyng thereof so seyed gave & grannted the same p[re]mysses to the sayd compleyn[a]nt & to his heyr[es] Forev[er]more As in the byll is
11. mencyoned And Further he saythe as he in his sayd byll of compleynt hathe sayed & averrythe all & ev[er]ye thyng & thyngs thereyn
12. conteyned to be trewe in suche mann[er] & Forme as in the said byll they ar trewlye allegyed Wythoute thatt thatt the sayd John
13. Carmynowe latelye decessyd was sey[s]ed in his demesne as of Fee of o[r] in one mesuage & too Ten[emen]t[es] in Trewyere conteynyng by
14. estymac[i]on Fourescore [80] acres of arable lond sett lyeng & beyng in the p[ar]isshe of Lawsallous in the Countye of Cornewayll beyng
15. p[ar]cell of the p[re]mysses mencyoned in the byll or thatt the sayd John Carmynowe levyed a Fyne of the sayd mesuage ij Ten[emen]t[es] &
16. Fourscrore [80] acres of londe or of anye p[ar]te thereof in mann[er] & Forme as in the sayd annswere is mencyoned or thatt ther waas anye Re[mai]nder
17. by the sayd Fyne of the same p[re]mysses to the sayd John Carmynowe For t[er]me of his lyeff the rem[ainder] ov[er] as in the Annswere is mencyoned
18. And if anyett suche Fyne were levyed of the p[re]misses then the sayd compleyn[a]nt saythe thatt yt was For the ^ intent of the p[er]petuall kepyng &
19. Fyndyng of a pryest called the Channt[er]ye pryest of St Wynnowe whiche said Channt[er]ye or Stypendarye of St Wynnowe was Founded
20. by Wyllyam Keyll Esquier in the tyme of Kyng Edward the Fourthe to & For the p[er]petuall Fyndyng of a pryste in the p[ar]isshe Churche
21. of St Wynnowe in the sayd Countye in the sayd Countye of Cornewayll Wythoute thatt thatt the sayd defend[a]nnt takythe the
22. p[ro]fytt[es] of the same p[re]mysses mencyoned in the Annswere by Force of the sayd Fyne or thatt yt is laufull for ^ him so to do
23. Or thatt the sayd John Carmynowe was seysed of the sayd lond[es] & ten[emen]t[es] in Bodmyn p[ar]cell of the p[re]mysses mencyoned in the
24. byll or thereof made anie assurannce to the said Lawrens Bostawen - as in the said annswere moste untrulye is
25. Alleyged or thatt the same p[re]mysses in Bodmyn aft[er] the dethe of the sayd John Carmynowe ^ & of Water Carmynow w[ith]out heyres of hys body remayned & came or ought to remayn & come to the sayd Olyver Carmynowe mencyoned in the sayd
26. Annswere or thatt the sayd John Carmynowe the Father of the sayd Olyv[er] takyth the p[ro]fytt[es] of the same p[re]mysses
27. in Bodmyn by reason of the mynoryte of the sayd xxly Olyv[er] or thatt yt is laufull for them so to do or thatt Anye
28. other mat[er]yall thyng[es] in the sayd Annswere specyfyed & nott by this Replycac[i]on suffycyentlye confessyd avoyded trav[er]sed
29. or denyed is trewe All whyche matters the sayd Complayn[a]nte is redye to averre & p[ro]ve as this hon[or]able
30. Courte shall awarde & prayth as xx he in his sayd byll of compleynt hath prayed
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Document Description: Pomerye v Carmynowe.
Plaintiffs: Thomas POMERYE, knight.
Defendants: Nicholas and John CARMYNOWE, gentlemen.
Subject: Messuages and land in St Winnow, Bodmin, Trewere in Lansalloes, Lanteglos, Tregony, Newlyn, Trencreek (in St Columb
Minor?), Gurlys, Rescarlett, and Pendenkett. 2 answers. Cornwall
Dated: 1544 - 1551
Archive: The National Archives of the UK (TNA), Kew,
incorporating the Public Record Office (PRO)
and the Historical Manuscripts Commission (HMC).
Archive Catalogue Ref. C1/1254/45-49
Image Ref: C_1_1254_006
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1. The Reionnder of Nicholas Carmynowe to the Replycasion
2. of S[ir] Thomas Pomery Knyght
3. The saide Defend[a]nnt Saiethe that the saide bill is insufficient & uncerten in the lawe to be answered
4. unto and the maters therin contayned of untroyethe only devysed to put the saide Defend[ant] to wrongfull
5. vexacyon expenc[es] & troble w[ith] owte anye iuste cawes as in his saide answere is truly allegid / And
6. the saide Defend[ant] for Reyonnder averithe all & every th[e] ^ thing & things contayned in his saide answere to be true
7. w[ith] owt that the saide fyen specyfied in the saide answere was to any soche use & entent as yn
8. the saide Repl[i]casion is moest untruly allegyd ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
9. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ all whiche maters the said Defend[ant] is redy to aver & prove And prayethe as he [befo]er
10. in his saide answere p haithe prayed