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BOER WAR SHIPPING RETURN 1900 London Times 28 May 1900 (Monday) P12a & b The Kildonan Castle left Southampton yesterday with 52 officers, 1 warrant officer and 1658 men for South Africa. The ship will stop at Queenstown for an additional 22 officers and 951 men. The officers listed from Southampton are: Lt-Col C. N. Miles 1/Life Guards, commanding. 1/Welsh Fusiliers- Maj H.T. Lyle, DSO, and Lt F.C.R. Price and 100 men. 2/Duke of Cornwall’s L.I.- Maj R.J. Wilbraham, Capt W.F.Tremayne, Lt E.B. Ward and 100 men…… The Nubia arrived at Southampton on Tuesday (24/7/00) evening with sick and wounded and landed them yesterday morning. Those listed included: Returning home, Remount Dept. Capt W.F.Tremayne. The Tantallon Castle left for England Nov 8. The following were listed on the passage home: 7/R Dragoons- Capt. Prince Francis of Teck. 4/Bedfordshire- Lt Col. Lord Cranborne. 9/Lancers- Lt. Lord Bentinck. Reserve of officers- Maj H.A(Henry Arthur) Tremayne. Tremayne family Wills available on www.nationalarchives.com Joan Tremayne widow 16 Aug 1595 Degory Tremaine of Collocombe, Devon 6 May 1601 Arthur Tremayne of Lamerton 22Aug 1635 Sir John Tremayne, one of their Majestys Sergeants at Law 1 Mar 1694. Mary Tremayne widow of Heligan 9 Feb 1702. Anne Tremayne widow of Sydenham. 18 May 1711 Grace Tremayne widow of St Austell 3 Oct 1765 Lewis Tremayne of Heligan 29 Jan 1767 Arthur Tremayne of Sydenham 25 Feb 1809. Revd Henry Hawkins Tremayne, clerk of Heligan 14 Apr 1829 John Hearle Tremayne of Heligan 10 Jan 1852. Documented sources available for Tremayne research Tudor Cornwall by A.L.Rowse 400years of Tremaynes by Ivor Herring 36
DIONIS TREMAYNE (SPINSTER OF MORVAL) 1623 (dau of RogerTremayne b abt 1530 and Ann Coffin) In the name of God Amen the first daye of March and in the three and twentieth yeare of the raigne of our Soveraigne Lord James by the grace of God King of Great Brittayne Ffrance and Ireland defender of the faith. I Dionis Tremayne of Morvall in the County of Cornwall Spinster, having perfect rememberance (thanks be unto God who is the only health of the living and the everlasting life of those which dye in him) doe by his permission make this my Testament, declaring herein my last Will to be and stand forever and none other. Ffirst according to the duty of a christyan I commend my soule to God and my body to the earth, and …… the gyft and despose of those goods and chattels which doe remayne unto me in this myne old yeeres though they be but small. I give and dispose them in manner and forme as followeth. That is to say I give and bequeath to the poore of the parish of Duloe twenty shillings. Also I give and bequeath unto Orange Reeve who hath beene long with me and done me service my bedd whereon I lye ……. and soe much of my apparel as shalbe worth twenty shillings. The rest of my goods and chattels whatsoever (my debts legacyes and funeral first deducted payd and satissfyed according to the true intent of this my present Will) I wholly give devise and appointe to Phillip Mayow esq (who hath maryed Edith my sisters daughter, which was brought upp by me and who hath ever beene loving and dutifull unto mee) and I ordayne name and appoint him to be the sole executor of this my present Testament, and I doe appoint and ……. my good friends Mr John Gyll and Mr Stephen Mayow, Merchant to be overseers of this my Wyll and Testament that it may be performed according to my true meaning, and for the further truth hereof I have to this my present Testament putt my hand and seale ….. ….. day and yeare above written. Dionis Tremayne Sealed and subscribed by the …. Named Dionis Tremayne in the presence of Stephen Mayow Rich: Polstagge Amo Vosper A true and perfect inventory of all the goods and chattels of Dionis Tremayne late of Morvall deceased prized by Stephen Mayow and Richard Polstagge the xxxi th of March 1624 as followeth in primis her wearing apparell xxx s Item her bedd and furniture ……. Item one byll of debt from John Smyth of Lan…………. £xx …. Suma total £xx…. … * Phillip Mayow of Brey, Morvall had married Edith the daughter of Hannibal Vyvyan and Phillippa nee Tremayne of Trelowarren, Cornwall 37
Page 1 and 2: Collacombe/Heligan branch First Gen
Page 3 and 4: Sixth Generation 9 Thomas Tremayne
Page 5 and 6: Ninth Generation 14 Thomas Tremayne
Page 7 and 8: Tenth Generation 18 Roger Tremayne
Page 9 and 10: Eleventh Generation 27 Arthur Trema
Page 11 and 12: Twelfth Generation 31 Edmund Tremay
Page 13 and 14: Thirteenth Generation 37 Colonel Ar
Page 15 and 16: Fifteenth Generation 42 Arthur Trem
Page 17 and 18: Eighteenth Generation 47 John Trema
Page 19 and 20: Twenty-First Generation 52 John Wil
Page 21 and 22: 1881 CENSUS St Ewe Heligan Tremayne
Page 23 and 24: TREMAYNE of TREMAYNE St Martin in M
Page 25 and 26: COLLACOMBE DEVON BRANCH Thomas Trem
Page 27 and 28: Lewis son of Charles was named Sher
Page 29 and 30: Michaelmas term 1596 Probus Title d
Page 31 and 32: 9 July 1661 Order from Sir Richard
Page 33 and 34: 25 Dec 1847 From Arthur Tremayne to
Page 35: EXTRACT FROM THE FALMOUTH PACKET 2
Page 39 and 40: WILL of JOHN TREMAYNE of LAMETTON,

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