The following are listed chronologically.

1. 16xx - John Treveighen
   Inventory - 16xx - 28 pounds 11 shillings
   (written in secretary script, and in good condition except of the top right hand corner of the page. The xx indicates what I cannot read because of damage)
   Date: The 13th day of January 16xx
   A true and pfect invitorie taken of John Treveighen goods by Richard Hambley and Richard Clarke the 13th day of January 16xx
   Pound shillings and pence abbreviations above the columns of numbers
   Item his purse and godill his wearinge Cloose 02-0-0
   (purse, goodwill and wearing clothes)
   Item three fether beds adoust bed and to fether coussens 8-0-0
   (3 feather beds, a dust bed and 2 feather cushions)
   Item foure fether pillowes and foure peare of blankets 2-10-0
   Item tow peare of courtings & a peare of vallens 1-10-0
   (2 pairs of curtains and a pair of vallences)
   Item tow ruggs and tow bedsteeds and a trussell bed 1-18-0
   Item three pears of sheets and other linninge 2-0-0
   Item one tabell bord foure joynt stooles & two trunkes 1-0-0
   Item one Cubbord acheare and alume 0-10-0
   (1 cupboard, a chair and a loom)
   Item tow barrels tow brainye bines and tow tubs 1-0-0
   (2 barrels, 2 bran bins and 2 tubs)
   Item one harrow and a ladder 0-3-0
   Item foure puter dishes one pan askillit and one fork 1-5-0
   (4 pewter dishes, 1 pan - a skillet, and 1 fork)
   Item for corne in the ground 6-0-0
   Item tow calfes and foure littell rearinge piggs 0-10-0
   Item for thinges not remembred 0-5-0
   The sume is twenty eight pounds and eleven shillings
   Signatures of Richard Hambley and Richard Clarke

   Although it isn't stated on the inventory, this is almost certainly the inventory of one of the John Treveighen's who lived at St. Teath.

2. 1767 - John Trevan
   The Devon Association Transaction Calendars of Cornwall & Devonshire Wills show that in 1769 a will was proved for John of St. Germans. The will is neither with the Devon nor Cornwall record offices, and it is probable that it was destroyed in 1942 during WWII when many of the Devon records where hit by an incendiary bomb.

3. 1774 - Frances Trevan
   The Devon Association Transaction Calendars of Cornwall & Devonshire Wills show that in 1774 a will was proved for Frances Trevan, widow of St. Germans. The will is neither with the Devon nor Cornwall record offices, and it is probable that it was destroyed in 1942 during WWII when many of the Devon records where hit by an incendiary bomb.

4. 1795 - Sampson Trevan
   The Devon Association Transaction Calendars of Cornwall & Devonshire Wills shows his name as Travajan(? - I need to check the exact spelling from the calendar) but his name is spelt Trevan on the inventory and bond.
   From my notes: 6 May 1795, Sampson Trevan of Sheviock, Yeoman
   Inventory and Bond
   He died intestate; the inventory was made by Thos Bate and Peter Stephens and totalled £1727 17s 5d, which included monies owed (to him) on mortgages of £1050 7s and 2 pence.

5. 1820 - Frances Trevan nee Lord
   Will
   Effects: Not stated
   Date of death:Not stated
   Date of will: 5 Dec 1818
   Administration granted to her daughter Elizabeth Trevan the executrix on 7 Mar 1820 Names mentioned in will: Eldest daughter Jane Parson - £10; £5 each to sons John Trevan and William Trevan and daughters Frances Davey and Mary Ann Davey and granddaughter Mary Henwood Trevan. Residue to daughter Elizabeth Trevan
   Witnesses:
   Thos Gray, Surgeon, Kingsand
   Samuel Lyne, Parsonage
   Ann Samuels, Sheviock

6. 1837 - Ann Trevan nee Watts
   Will, codicill, affidavit for executors and sworn statement that her signature is genuine.
   Effects: under £20
   Date of death: 11 Jul 1837
   Administration granted to executors in trust Endellion 15 Apr 1837 Will of Ann Trevan proved in Common Form before John Wallis the younger Clerk Surrogate &
   • Matthew Trevan
   • Frederick Trevan
   • Adolphus Trevan
   Names mentioned in the will:
   • ... last will and testament of me Ann Trevan the wife of John Archer Trevan of the Town of Port Isaac in the parish of Endellion in the county of Cornwall Gentleman.
   • I give devise and bequeath unto my sons Matthew, Frederick and Adolphus Trevan ...my four freehold dwelling houses commonly called or known by the name Crow Hills situate lying and being in Port Isaac aforesaid together with all Bonds Notes or other securities for money that may be due and owing to me at the time of my decease In Trust {that the boys or their survivors} shall allow permit and suffer my three unmarried daughters Elizabeth, Jane and Susan Trevan to receive and take the Rents, Issues, Interest or Profits in equal shares ....
   • Witnesses to will Wm R(?) Peter, Mary Nocker, Mary Randall
   • Codicil (in the handwriting of John Archer Trevan): Our old servant Mary Phillips is to have the bed and bedding in which she lies on for her use and services of herself. Given her by us. Signed by JA Trevan and Ann Trevan
   • Gregory Tabb and Jonathan Renwick signed the statement that the signature was that of Ann Trevan, on 22 Apr 1837

7. 1851 - John Archer Trevan
   I need to revisit the Cornwall Record Office to look at the probate records to check the exact type of document which survives. It was very similar to the one left by his wife, Ann, in 1837.
   Effects: under 20 pounds
   Date of death: 4 June 1851
   Names mentioned in the will:
   • ... my sons Matthew Frederick and Adolphus Trevan ...
   • ... my four freehold dwelling houses commonly called or known by the name of Crows Hills and all that my freehold dwelling house in my own occupation ...
   • ... my three daughters Elizabeth, Jane and Susan Trevan ...

8. 1854 - William Trevan, Mine Agent
   Will, affidavit, bond (3 papers in the bundle)
   Effects: £60 gross
   Date of death: 2 Dec 1853 at Camborne
   Names mentioned in the 3 papers in the bundle:
   • Mary Trevan, widow, died 18 June 1881
   • John Trevan who now resides in the colony of Victoria (now is 10 Feb 1886) the natural and lawful son all done of the next of kin of the said intestate

9. 1857 - John Watts Trevan
   Will proved in common form at Endellion 5 Aug 1857 before John Wallis Clerk A.M. Offical &
   Administration granted to Adolphus Trevan the brother - reservation to Henry Trevan another brother the other executor
   Description: Gentleman
   Effects: under 100 pounds
   Date of death: 23 Mar 1857
   Beneficiaries: ... I give devise and bequeath all my messuages lands and tenements and parts and shares of messuages lands and tenements situate in the parishes of Alternun and St. Endellion in the said county and elsewhere in the county of Cornwall and also all my personal estate and effects unto and to the use of my brothers Adolphus Trevan and Henry Trevan .... upon trusts following ... and for the benefit of brother Isaac Trevan and my four sisters namely Ann the wife of Francies Olver Elizabeth Trevan Jane Trevan and Susan Trevan ... interest to be paid equally between them ... after the death ... freehold estates unto my brother Frederick Trevan ... and from and after the death of such survivor upon trust for and I give and bequeath all my said personal Estate unto my said brother Frederick Trevan ....
   Executors: brothers Adolphus Trevan and Henry Trevan.
   Witnesses: William Davey, Isaac Sleep