1. John Treveighan (c1743-5)
2. John Treveighan (c1745-1810?) / Treveans, most probably the founder of the Trevains branch of Blisland
3. William Treveighan (c1748-c1802)
4. Elisabeth Treveighan (c1750- 1777 or 1785)
5. Mary Treveighan (c1753-) who might possibly have married twice
   1. Mary Treveans married John Hodge in Advent on 27 Sep 1775
   2. Mary Treveans, sojourner in the parish of Maker who married James Sleeman of the Royal Cornwall Militia on 8 Nov 1803. There are no known children from this marriage.
6. Richard Treveighan (c1756-) who might be the Richard Trevan who married Judith Hocking 2 Jul 1787 in Accession 302 at WDRO (St Aubyn parish, Devonport?)

In the rents for the Manor of Polroad in the parish of St Tudy, for Michaelmas 1747 and Lady Day 1748, John Treveighens is shown renting Hendra, for which his rent was 6s 8d for each half year (a third of a pound). There is a Hendra Farmhouse in St Tudy which still exists today (Nov 2001) which is run as a bed and breakfast but according to the owner it was built in 1903 by the duchy of Cornwall. It is located on the B3266, south of St Tudy and a little to the north of St Mabyn, and almost due west from Blisland. There is, however, another Hendra which is older in the parish of St Kew.

In the Churchwarden's accounts of 1779-80 there is an entry "To attending two justices meetings on account of John Treveighan & expenses thereon at several times - 5s 6d". This might refer to son John, but more probably to grandson John (1770-), son of William, who would be the right age to become an apprentice.

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