Records of land transactions concerning the property in St. Genny's Cornwall
November 1676
November 1676
23 July 1713
24 June 1717
10 Feb 1716
9 October 1750
6 March 1772
Conveyance, [William Watts of St. Gennys, gent.,] to John Turner of
parish of St Gennys, clerk, and William Penrose of Holferry, other half
of property in St Gennys called Flaunders in trust for William Watt and
his wife Elizabeth, afterwards for Richard Watts and heirs of his wife
Johane Giddy. [Part missing].
November 1676
Lease and release, William Watts of parish of St Gennys, Cornwall, to
Richard Giddy of parish of Blissland, Cornwall, yeoman, and Giles
Richard of parish of Michaellstowe, Cornwall, yeoman, half of property
in parish of St Gennys in Cornwall called Flaunders, on marriage of
Richard Watts and Johane Giddy. (One of two documents).
23 July 1713
Post nuptial settlement, William Watts of St. Gennis, yeoman, and Johan
his wife (formerly called Johan Gayer), to Benjamin Gayer of Stratton,
Cornwall, yeoman, property called Flaunders in St Gennis
24 June 1717
Lease for 99 years, William Watts of St. Gennys, Cornwall, yeoman, to
Charles Winnacutt of St Gennys, husbandman, house and land, part of
property called Flanders.
10 Feb 1716
Poughill, Cornwall
Counterpart assignment marriage settlement
(1) John Deyman of Poughill, yeoman
(2) Daniel Dennis of Poughill, yeoman
Messuage or tenement called Hollaberry in the tenure of (1) under a lease from
John Gay of Cloysher Hall, Devon esq., dated 5 January 1716
Term: residue of a term of 99 years or the lives of (1), William Watts of St. Gennis, yeoman and
Thomasin Dennis, of Poughill, sister of (2)Rent: £1
Consideration: intended marriage between (1) and Thomasin Dennis, and £190, the
marriage portion of Thomasin Dennis
To be held to the use of (1) for life, then of Thomasin Dennis, then of their
issue, in default of whom, to the executors and administrators of (1)
9 October 1750
Lease for three lives or 99 years, Philip Gayer of Lisburn, clerk, and
William Watts Gayer his son, to Thomas Robins/Robings of parish of
Jacobstown, Cornwall, yeoman, most of property called Flanders in St
Gynnis.
6 March 1772
Deed to make a tenant to the precipe, (1) William Watts Gayer of
Lisburn, Co. Antrim, esq., (2) Fortescue Gorman of Dublin, merchant,
(3) Robert Harrison of Dublin, gent., property called Flanders in St
Genny's.
Back. to Benjamin Gayer of Stratton..