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 Blog No.20 1569 SENNEN MUSTER ROLL 

 

1569 SENNEN MUSTER ROLL 

[Some names explained as to possible origin by Sandra Maureen Pritchard (Vingoe)]

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Hereafter followith the names of these men within the parish of Sennen within the hundred of Penwith that are within the age of sixty score and above the age of 16 years in the 11th year of the reign of Queen Elizabeth. Touching the acts and statutes for the breed of horses and mares we have none such within the compass of our parish.

Touching the acts and statutes for ground or parke enclosed, we have none we have none such within the compass of our parish.

Touching the rateing of any man in our parish we have none according to the acts and statutes.

Touching the transporting or conveyance of any horse mare or gelding into Scotland or beyond the seas we know of none.

Touching the armour and weapons for the better service of the prince we have within our parish of Sennen the following

John Jeffryy [Jeffery] Patronym Bill and 12 arrows

Richard Treffe [Treve / Trewoof place name] Bow and 12 arrows

Semon Mathew [Patronym] Surnames: Simmons. Semmens, Symons

Bow and 12 arrows

John Mathews [Patronym] Bow and 12 arrows

John Thorns [Patronym / place name] 6 arrows

Nicholl Vyngow [Nicholas Vingoe] Bill and 6 arrows

Saundry John Bow and 6 arrows

Jamy Kelyneke [James Kelynack] place name Bow and 12 arrows

Bennett Angueryak [Angarack] place name Bill

Bennet/Benetto/Benjamin = smallest/ youngest

Hocken Ronold [Hokin = of German decnt] Bill

Niclis Ronold [Reynolds/Raynold ? Bill 12 arrows

John William [ Patronym] Bill

Charles Bretton [of Breton descent.] Bow 6 arrows

Thomas Osborne ? Bow Jowling Bag

Martin William [ Patronym] sling

Harry William [ Patronym] Bow 12 arrows

John Stephin [Stephen or Stevens] Bill

Benett Treffe [Treve /Trewoof] Place name Bill

Bennet/Benetto/Benjamin = smallest/ youngest

Hoskyn Davy [Hokin = of German decnt Bow 6 arrows

Thomas Myllerd [Mollard]? Bill 6 arrows

John Hoskyn [Hokin = of German decent] Bill

John Joce [Jose] Bill

William Hugyn [Huchen / poss of Huguenot decent Bill

John Korvosow [Carvossa] place name Bow 12 arrows John William [ Patrony m] Bow 12 arrows Thomas Maye ? Bow 12 arrows Raw Thomas [Rowe] Bow 6 arrows Richard Hike [Hicks / Hext] Bill

John Richard [ Patronym] Bow 6 arrows Saundry Alsa [place name Ailsa in St Buryan Parish]Bill

John Hanyforth [ place name Carnyforth St Just Parish]Bow 12 arrows

James Treveyn [Trevean or Trevescan] of Sennen place name

Bow 12 arrows

Saundry Treveyn [Trevean/Trevescan of Sennen place name

Father was named James: son –was named Saundry:

Surnames settled in c1600 and the family surname fixed as SAUNDRY. Derived from the parish place of ‘Sanctuary’ and still named ‘Sentry’ in Sennen Parish.

James & John remained as favourite Christian names for Saundry family men down through the centuries until the present day. Bill

Jamys William [James son of William] Bow 6 arrows William Jamys [William son of James] Bill

John Beryman [Berryman = man of St Buryan] Bill

John Gowffe Goff = Gove [Angoff was name for a Blacksmith]

Bill 12 arrows Symon William = Double Patronym Bow 6 arrows John Richard = Double Patronym Bow 12 arrows Marten Tonkyn = Patronym [son of or little Thomas] Bill

Walter William = Double Patronym Bill

Willm Huth = Huchen / Hutchen possible Huguenot decent

Bow 12 arrows Nyclis Huth = Double Patronym [ later became Hutchens]

Bill

John Robert = Patronym = [double Patronym] Bill 6 arrows

Jamys Toby James & Richard poss. father & son Bill 6 arrows Ric[ard] Toby James & Richard poss. father & son Bill

Richard Joce [Jose] Double Patronym Bow

Robert Thomas Double Patronym Bow 6 arrows Willm Joce [Jose] Double Patronym Bow 12 arrows Benett Penrose = Bennet/Benetto/Benjamin all 3 mean smallest or youngest Bow 12 arrows Scull Sallet

Walter Coke? [surname Cokin or Hoken a Germanic source of 16thc Tin Miners in Cornwall] Bill 12 arrows

John Bans Parish Constable John BARNES = Parish Location

Bill 12 arrows



Left school at fifteen and in my working life have had some 50 jobs, these range from merchant seaman to managing a 400-acre farming estate. My years as a Greenpeace campaigner were probably the most satisfying fighting to defend the wildlife and environment. 10 generations of my wife Sandra Vingoe's family are descended from Sennen in Cornwall U.K. and we have just celebrated 56 years of marriage and have one son who lives with us.in Cornwall.

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