A genealogical and heraldic history of the commoners of Great Britain and Ireland enjoying territorial possessions or high official rank, but uninvested with heritable honours (1836)
m itsancient seat, Tkegonwell, in Cornwall.Pollen, in his description of Cornishmenand manners, mentions the Tregonwells asof Bellarmine, and records that theybuilded many places, and had many landsand manors before the Norman Conquest.Towards the close of the fifteenth century Tregonwel, of… … ■m TREGONWELL, OF ANDERSON. The younger son, John Tregonvvell, who received his edu-cation at the college of Crantock, was aneminent civilian in the time of Henkyand employed by that monarch in suing hiscelebrated divorce from Catherine of Ar-ragon. In 1529, at the hearing on the 18thJune, at…
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