Lease for lives, messuage, Tretheven, St Kew, 8 Aug 1709. 2
Parties:
1) The Right Honourable Charles Bodevile, Earl, of Radnor, Cornwall.
2) Constantine Moyle, Gentleman, of St Kew, Cornwall.
Property: Messuages, lands and tenements in Tretheven in St Kew, formerly in possession of Constantine Moyle father of Constantine Moyle and now in possession of Francis Moyle. Part of Tregoide Manor.
Consideration: £25.
Term: 99 years, or the natural lives of Constantine Moyle (8 years) and John Moyle (4 years) sons of Constantine Moyle, to commence after the death of Francis Moyle.
Annual rent: 14 shillings 7 pence and a halfpenny.
Heriot: A best beast.
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In 1746 Constantine Moyle was the sole executor of his father's will.
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Lease, fields and moor, part of Trethevan, St Kew, 10 Aug 1761. 3
Parties:
1) Elizabeth Glynn, widow of Trewane, St Kew
2) Constantine Moyle, gentleman, of St Kew.
Lease, 1) to 2), four fields and one moore called Great Dowles, Church Park, Bramble Park, Jameeha Meadow and Jameeha Moore, part of Trethevan, St Kew and two other closes.
Term: 3 lives. Consideration: £28. Rent: 15 shillings. Heriot: 30 shillings.
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Lease, Nicholl's tenement, Trethevan, St Kew, 11 Aug 1772. 4
Parties:
1) Thomas Pitt, esquire of Boconneck
2) Constantine Moyle, gentleman, of St Kew.
Lease, Nicholl's tenement, Trethevan, St Kew, part of the Manor of Amble.
Term: 3 lives. Consideration: £42. Rent: 13 shillings.
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Abstract of the Will Constantine Moyle of the Parish of St. Kew in the County of Cornwall, Gentleman, written 23 Aug 1780, proved 10 Feb 1781. 5
Gives to his niece Frances Moyle the house her father formerly lived in, along with £40 and three fields of land called Mid Lune in Bodmin, she paying to her brother Richard Moyle 4 shillings per week if Richard chooses not to live with her. He also forgives his said niece and nephew all debts owing.
Gives £20 to his sister* Sarah the wife of William Thomas.
Gives an annuity of £5 to his sister Alice Moyle for life, to be paid out of his tenement called Tregelders in the parish of St. Kew.
Gives 1 shilling to his sister Margaret Brown and 1 guinea to her daughter Prudence Martyn.
Gives £50 to his nephew William Brown and a guinea each to William's three daughters.
Gives £5 to his nephew John Brown.
Gives £50 to his nephew Thomas Bradford.
Gives £20 to his nephew James Bradford.
Gives £100 to his nephew Constantine Bradford, due and owing to the testator on a promissory note. He also gives to Constantine Bradford an additional £10.
Gives 1 shilling to his sister Sarah Nicholl, £50 to his nephew Charles Nicholl and £5 to his niece Sarah Nicholl.
Gives 1 shilling to his sister Prudence Eudes, £10 to her son and £5 to her daughter.
Gives 1 shilling to his sister Mary Lobb, and £20 each to her sons Thomas Lobb, John Lobb and James Lobb.
Gives £50 to his nephew Richard Frade.
Gives 1 guinea to his niece Barbara Barry.
Gives his messuage, lands & tenements called Trethevan in St. Kew and also a high rent payable out of Woodwalls in the parish of Advent in co. Cornwall to his nephew Constantine Moyle and his heirs. In default of such issue he gives the same to his nephew Constantine Bradford.
Gives his lands, messuage & tenements called Brighter in St. Kew, and a close of land called Best Park, to his nephew Constantine Moyle and his heirs. In default of such issue he gives the same to his cousin Richard Frad and his heirs.
All the rest of his goods and chattels, lands and tenements, personal and testamentary estate, he gives to his nephew Constantine Moyle, appointing him sole executor of his last will and testament.
(Signed)
Witnesses: Edward Grigg, John Mitter, John Gill
* Words struck out in the will. Sarah was the testator's niece, daughter of his late brother John Moyle.
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