NOTE: The following comes from the manuscript and accompanies the plan he drew of the village properties
The following is a rough sketch of the ground plan of Port Isaac, numbering the houses so as to denote to whom they belong.
1 To the sons of the late Mr. William Billing
2 Mr. John A Trevan (Tithe Apportionment Number 1109)
3 To the estate of the late Mr. Cock, but on lease to William Gummow
4 William Bate, lately bought for £34 from the Cocks property
5 The Hon. Mrs. Agar, on lease to William Gummow
6 The Hon. Mrs. Agar, on lease to Samuel Billing
7 William Haynes
8 William Strout
9 Josiah Apps and Thomas Apps
10 William Lark
11 Edward Richards
12 Earl Fortescue, on lease to John Adams
13 Earl Fortescue, on lease to Nathan Lobb
14 Earl Fortescue
15 Mr. Cole of St. Mabyn
16 Mr. Cole of St. Mabyn
17 Nathan Lobb, late Cocks
18 Nathan Lobb, late Cocks
19 William Haynes
20 Nathan Lobb, late Cocks. Lately brought Nos 17, 18 & 20 for £37
21 Mr. John Watts (Tithe Apportionment Number 1092)
22 Mr. John Watts (Tithe Apportionment Number 1093)
23 Mr. Billing
24 Garden Plot, Jonathan Higgs
25 William Steer
26 Edward Haynes
27 Mr. Thomas Bishop
28 Mr. Jonathan George of Trefreock
29 Edward Richards
30 Edward Richards
31 Elizabeth Higgs
32 William Lark
33 Frederick Trevan, Surgeon (Tithe Apportionment Number 1081 – John Trevan)
34 Mr. William Soper
35 Jane Bishop
36 Captain Valentine Richards
37 Anthony Morecombe
38 To the children of the late Mr. Richard Wood
39 Elizabeth and Mary Billing
40 Mrs. Harriet Cock of Mevagissey
41 William Lark
42 Mr. John Watts (Tithe Apportionment Number 1076 (part?) – William Lark)
43 Mr. James Stephens
44 Mr. S Billing
45 Mr. S Billing
46 Mr. Charles Phillips
47 Hon. Mrs. Agar, on lease to Mr. S Billing
48 Richard Darley, lately bought of the Cocks with the tenement Frilors (?) above for about £340
49 Henry Miller, late Cocks
50 William Lark, late Cocks, gave about £20
51 Gregory Tabb, late Cocks, gave £24
52 Henry Miller, late Cocks
53 Mr. J George of Trefreock, on lease to John Thomas, late Cocks, gave £14.10s
54 Mr. Mark Guy, late Cocks, gave £24
55 Mr. James Stephens
56 Mr. James Stephens
57 Mr. S Billing
58 Mr. S Billing
59 Mrs Richards
60 Mr. M Guy, on lease to Honor Martyn
61 Mrs. Richards
62 Mrs. Richards
63 Mrs. Richards
64 Mrs. Richards
65 Mrs. Richards
66 Mrs. Richards
67 Mrs. Richards
(Note 68 omitted, probably Mrs. Richards)
69 Mrs. Richards
70 Mr. James Stephens
71 Mr. James Stephens
72 Mr. John A Trevan, late Cocks, gave £140 (Tithe Apportionment Number 1034)
73 Mr. James Stephens
74 John Hambly and Henry Kellow and Thomas Remick
75 Thomas Remick
76 Charles Phillips
77 John Adams
78 John Adams
79 Charity Mitchell, built and used for a Quaker Chapel
80 Charles Phillips
81 Methodist Chapel
82 Robert Mitchell
83 William Hambly
84 Robert Mitchell
85 Richard Teague
86 Mr. Charles Phillips
87 Captain Thomas and Mr. Boden
88 Captain Thomas and Mr. Boden
89 Mr. Charles Phillips
90 Thomas Phillips
91 John Lark
92 John Lark
93 Captain Thomas
94 Captain Thomas
95 John Lark
96 Mr. S Billing
97 Captain Richards
98 Mr. Frederick Trevan (Tithe Apportionment Number 1064)
99 Frederick Trevan, Nathan Lobb, Mr. William Brown (Tithe Apportionment Number 1066)
100 Mr. S Worden of Tresungers
101 Mr. Frederick Trevan & William Lark (Tithe Apportionment Number 1082 (part?) - William Lark)
102 John Adams
103 Mr. S Billing
104 Mr. Stephen Bate of Helland
105 The estate of the late Mr. Cock
106 The estate of the late Mr. Cock
107 The estate of the late Mr. Cock Built by a Mr. Christopher French, sold to the Philps, after to the Cocks
108 A Warehouse, the property of the Hon. Mrs. Agar, on lease to the adventurers of the "Goodintent" seine
109 Fish cellars, belonging to the Hon. Mrs. Agar, on lease to the adventurers of the "Goodintent" seine
110 Mr. Boden of Antony
Two thirds of the Town Platt belong to Mr. J Watts, the other third to Robert Mitchell, being bought by Quaker Billing, Quaker Scantlebury and Mr. Trefry from John Hunt Esq., the descendent of Cheney's. J Watts grandfather bought it off the two former, and Robert Mitchell got his by his wife, who was a Trefry.