The first Blake family to look at in Cornwall will be the family at St E[a]rney and Landrake. The property which they owned there became the property of Francis O’Dogherty, Esquire and he inherited the property from his Blake ancestors.
Initially I took on the task of looking at all the Cornwall wills but decided this was not working well for me. I then extracted all the baptisms, marriages, banns and burials at Landrake and Landrake with St Erney and I am now in the process of collecting the census (1911, 1901, 1891 and 1881 are completed thus far). I am naming the different families and attempting to keep them together through the census. I debated going from 1841 to 1911 but did do the reverse. I may rethink that for the next place in Cornwall. Eventually I will separate out the family lines where I can in a new blog posting and in that way attempt to put together the first Cornwall line. It is more difficult I find as I do not have any knowledge of the Blake family in Cornwall other than the medieval presence and what I have collected.
Parish Registers at Landrake with St Erney
Baptisms
Ursula Blake daughter of Philip and Elizabeth Blake baptized 29 Feb 1760
Elizabeth Blake daughter of Philip and Elizabeth Blake baptized 16 Apr 1762
Henry Blake son of Philip and Elizabeth Blake baptized 20 Jul 1767
Grace Blake daughter of Philip and Elizabeth Blake baptized 7 Aug 1769
Richard Blake son of Philip and Elizabeth Blake baptized 26 Jul 1771
Catharine Blake daughter of Philip and Elizabeth Blake baptized 6 Aug 1773
George Blake son of Philip and Elizabeth Blake baptized 19 Nov 1775
Thomas Blake son of Philip and Elizabeth Blake baptized 1 Mar 1778
Betsey Blake daughter of Philip and Joan Blake baptized 1 Oct 1792
Henry Blake son of Philip and Joan Blake baptized 29 Jul 1795
Philip Blake son of Philip and Joan Blake baptized 2 Jul 1798
John Blake son of Philip and Joan Blake baptized 1 Jun 1801
Elizabeth Blake daughter of Thomas and Maria Blake baptized 7 Sep 1801
Maria Elizabeth daughter of Thomas and Maria Blake baptized 15 Aug 1803
George Blake son of Philip and Joan Blake baptized 4 Oct 1803
Mary Blake son of Thomas Blake and Maria Palmer (d/o of John Palmer) baptized 28 Nov 1805
Philip Blake son of Richard Blake and Philadelphia Lang (d/o William Lang of St Stephens) baptized 10 Mar 1806
Thomazin Blake daughter of Philip Blake and Joan Palmer (d/o of John Palmer) baptized 17 Jul 1806
Thomas Blake son of Thomas and Maria Palmer Blake baptized 27 Apr 1808
William Blake son of Richard and Philadelphia Lang Blake baptized 9 Mar 1808
Richard Blake son of Philip and Joan Blake baptized 14 Jun 1810
John Palmer Blake son of Thomas and Maria Blake baptized 28 Jun 1810
Richard Blake son of Richard and Philadelphia Blake baptized 16 Nov 1810
John Blake son of Richard and Philadelphia Blake baptized 8 Dec 1812
Thomas Blake son of Philip and Jane Blake baptized 22 Jul 1812
Mary Elizabeth Lang Blake daughter of Richard and Philadelphia Blake baptized 12 Jul 1814, farmer at Penquite
Thomas Biddick Blake son of Thomas and Maria Blake baptized 12 May 1814, farmer at Penquite
John Blake son of John and Betty Blake baptized 2 Apr 1815, farmer at Trebeana
William Cornish Blake son of John and Betty Gilbard Blake baptized 26 Dec 1816, farmer at Trebigian
Grace Rebecca Blake daughter of Philip and Joan Blake baptized 11 Nov 1816, Gent Farmer at Brighter
Peter Blake son of Thomas and Maria Blake baptized 2 Apr 1816, farmer at Penquite
Francis Blake son of Richard and Philadelphia Blake baptized 3 Dec 1818, farmer at Penquite
Philip Blake son of Thomas and Maria Blake baptized 19 Feb 1818, farmer at Penquite
Grace Catherine Blake daughter of Richard and Philadelphia Blake baptized 3 Dec 1818, farmer at Penquite
Grace Blake daughter of John and Betty Blake baptized 10 Dec 1818, farmer at Trebigian
George Henry Blake son of Richard and Philadelphia Blake baptized 14 Dec 1820, farmer at Penquite
Henry Blake son of Thomas and Maria Blake baptized 10 Jan 1822, farmer at Penquite
Thomas Blake son of Richard and Philadelphia Blake baptized 18 Nov 1824, farmer at Penquite
George Blake son of Philip and Ann Blake baptized 10 Sep 1828, farmer at Brighter
William Maynard Blake son of Philip and Ann Blake baptized 16 Aug 1829, farmer at Brighter
Henry George Blake son of Philip and Ann Blake baptized 16 Aug 1829, farmer at Brighter
Charles Blake son of Philip and Ann Blake baptized 5 Jun 1832, farmer at Brighter
William Francis Blake son of Richard and Ann Blake baptized 4 Jun 1835, farmer at Coombe
Richard Blake son of Richard and Ann Blake baptized 29 Dec 1837, farmer at Coombe
Elizabeth O’Dogherty Blake daughter of George and Elizabeth Blake baptized 8 Mar 1838, farmer at Trewotton
Mary Catherine Blake daughter of George and Mary Blake baptized 1 Oct 1840, farmer at Landrake
Philip Blake son of Richard and Mary Blake baptized 31 Dec 1840, farmer at Landrake
Sidney Montgomery Blake son of George and Mary Blake baptized 24 Nov 1841, farmer at Landrake
Armand Maynard Blake daughter of Richard and Jemima Mary Blake baptized 25 Jan 1843, farmer at Landrake
George Frederick Blake son of George and Mary Blake baptized 1 Jan 1845, farmer at Landrake
Francis O’Dogherty Blake son of George and Mary Blake baptized 16 Dec 1847 yeoman living at Wootton Landrake
Mary O’Dogherty Blake daughter of William Maynard Blake and Elizabeth O’Dogherty baptized 21 Jul 1869 farmer living at Brightor, Landrake
Mary O’Dogherty Blake daughter of William Maynard Blake and Elizabeth O’Dogherty baptized 21 Jul 1869 farmer living at Brightor, Landrake
Hugh William Blake son of William Maynard Blake and Elizabeth O’Dogherty baptized 18 Mar 1872 farmer living at Brightor, Landrake
Banns
Richard Blake of Landrake and Ann Popplestyle of Landrake, 16, 23, 30 1830s
William Magor Blake of Landrake, bachelor and Louisa Raby of St Germans, spinster, 8, 15, 22 Sep 1872
Marriages
Henry Blake and Margery Bake married 22 Jun 1605
Silvester Blake and Johan Wynacott married 25 Nov 1636
Zacharye Hensey and Mary Blake married 13 Oct 1640
Arthur Helland and Elizabeth Blake married 7 Aug 1675
Thomas Budge and Mary Blake married 28 Oct 1711
Philip Blake and Mary Rawe married 5 May 1712
William Edy and Jane Blake married 5 Nov 1713
Mr Richard Blake and Mrs Elizabeth Blake married 28 Sep 1732
Walter Blake and Mary Parsons married 25 Jul 1743
Nicholas Littleton of Landrake and Thomasin Blake of Landrake married 30 May 1782; witnesses: John Blake and Sarah Oram
Jonathan Palmer of Landrake, Bachelor, and Ursula Blake of Landrake, spinster married 1 Mar 1786; witnesses: C. Blake and Edward Bennett
Philip Blake of Landrake, Farmer, and Joan Palmer of Landrake, spinster married 14 Jul 1791; witnesses: C (Senr) Blake, Jonathan Palmer
Samson Rundle of St Mellion, farmer and Mary Blake of Landrake, spinster married 2 Aug 1791; witnesses: C (Senr) Blake and Philip (junior) Blake
Thomas Blake and Maria Elizabeth Palmer married 7 Aug 1800
William Peters of St Germans, B, Yeoman and Elizabeth Blake of Landrake, S, married 27 Nov 1820; witnesses: William Maynard, Maria Elizabeth Blake, Thomas Blake and Mary Ann Peters. With consent of Thomas Blake father.
Thomas Geake of St Germans, B, Tanner and Elizabeth Blake of Landrake, S, married 15 Feb 1828; witnesses: Edward Geake, Mary Blake, Henry Blake, Charles North Blake, Edward Geake
Henry Blake of St Erney, B, and Emma Palmer of Landrake, S, married 8 Jun 1831; witnesses Wm Palmer, C W Blake and T Keast
Richard Blake of Landrake, Yeoman, and Ann Popplestone of Landrake, S, married 7 May 1834; witnesses: Richard Popplestone and Richard Royal?
George Blake of Landrake and Mary O’Dogherty of Landrake married 23 Feb 1837; witnesses: Richard O’Dogherty and Joseph Nicholson
Philip Blake O’Dogherty, 25, of St Erney, bachelor, yeoman, son of Francis Blake, gentleman and Thomazine Blake, 35, of Landrake, spinster, daughter of Philip Blake, Gentleman married 2 Aug 1842; witnesses: Betsy Trewens and T Blake
William Edwards Brooking, full age, of St Stephens, bachelor, yeoman son of John Blake, yeoman and Catherine Grace Blake, full age, of Landrake, spinster, daughter of Richard Blake, yeoman married 17 Jun 1847; witnesses: Thomas Blake, ? Lang
Nicholas Rundle, full age of Stoke Climsland, bachelor, farmer, son of Thomas Blake, farmer and Grace Catherine Blake, full age, of Landrake, spinster, daughter of Philip Blake, farmer, married 1 Oct 1863; witnesses: William OUgh and Thomas Panter
William Maynard Blake of Brightor, bachelor, farmer son of Philip Blake and Elizabeth O’Dogherty Blake of Wiseandra, spinster, daughter of George Blake, farmer married 3 Apr 1866; witnesses: Mary Catherine Blake, Hugh N Littleton
Burials
Roberte Blake buried 30 Oct 1613
Alice Blake buried 16 Apr 1625, widow
Prisilla Blake buried 12 Apr 1637, daughter of Henry
Bridget Blake buried 20 Apr 1637, daughter of Henry
Henry Blake buried 21 Jan 1664
Margery Blake buried 29 Mar 1665, widow
Dorothy Blake buried 24 Feb 1689
Grace Blake buried 5 Dec 1701, daughter of Mr Philip Blake
John Blake buried 30 Nov 1707, son of Mr Philip Blake
Mr Henry Blake buried 14 Nov 1710
Katherin Blake buried 156 Aug 1716
Ursula Blake buried 7 Jun 1716, widow
Mary Blake buried 13 Dec 1719, wife of Philip Blake of Morva
Mrs Mary Blake buried 10 Mar 1733, widow
Thomazin Blake buried 3 Jan 1740 1740, wife of Henry Blake
Richard Blake buried 26 Oct 1752
Ja Blake buried 1 Jan 1755
James Blake buried 18 Jan 1755, son of Walter Blake
Phillip Blake buried 28 Jun 1764
Henry Blake buried 16 May 1765
George Blake buried 5 Nov 1776
George Blake buried 6 Nov 1776
John Blake buried 23 Jun 1783, 29 years
Elizabeth Blake buried 30 Jan 1794, 59 years
Mr Philip Blake buried 25 Feb 1808, 74 years of Penquite
Francis Blake buried 16 Jun 1810, 1 year
Thomas Blake buried 20 Jan 1811, 2 years 6 months
Grace Rebecca Blake buried 27 Nov 1816, infant of Brightor
John Blake buried 19 Jan 1819, 61 years of Trebigian
Grace Blake buried 17 Mar 1826, 56 years of Cutivet
Catharine Blake buried 24 Sep 1827, 54 years of Cutivet
Peter Blake buried 21 Nov 1827, 11 years of Penquite
George Blake buried 30 Jan 1829, 6 months of Brightor
Elizabeth Blake buried 2 Sep 1831, 65 years of St Earney
Philadelphia Blake buried25 Apr 1839, 59 years of Penquite
Richard Blake buried 2 Jan 1839, 28 years of Coombe
Philip Blake buried 15 Aug 1840, 76 years of Landrake
Philip Blake buried 2 May 1840, 22 years of Penquite
Henry Blake buried 4 Aug 1846, 79 years of Landrake
Francis O’Dougherty Blake buried 6 Apr 1849, 1 year 4 months of Wootton, Landrake
Richard Blake buried 20 Jun 1850, 79 years of Landrake
Elizabeth Philadelphia Lang Blake buried 31 Jul 1850, 8 months of St Stephens
Philip Blake buried 27 May 1851, 45 years of Landrake
John Blake buried 23 Mar 1853, 38 years of Landrake
Ann Blake buried 9 Mar 1853, 58 years of Landrake
Mary Blake buried 31 Jun 1859, 48 years of Wisewandra (error in date?)
Joan Blake buried 20 Jul 1860, 89 years of Treluggan, St Erney
Charles Worth Blake buried 20 Jul 1861, 53 years of Tregarrick in the Parish of Menheniot
Thomas Blake buried 8 Apr 1862, 84 years of Penquite, Landrake
George Richard Blake buried 21 Sep 1864, 8 years of Landrake
Henry Blake buried 14 Jun 1864, 42 years of Landrake
Bessie Blake buried 2 Nov 1864, 6 years of Landrake
Thomas Bedden Blake buried 15 Mar 1865, 50 years of Penquite, Landrake (Bedden on certificate but known as Biddick)
Thomas Blake buried 11 Feb 1869, 56 years of Oak Meadow Cottage, Landrake
Maria Elizabeth Blake buried 6 Nov 1871, 91 years of Penquite, Landrake
Philip Blake buried 30 Mar 1874, 75 years of Botus Fleming
Bertha Biddick Blake buried 18 Aug 1875, 12 years of Round, Landrake, Church Town
Hannah Blake buried 9 Sep 1875, 75 years, of Landrake, Church Town
John Palmer Blake buried 10 Jan 1877, 66 years of Penquite, Landrake
Henry Blake buried 17 Oct 1879, 76 years of St Erney
George Frederick Blake buried 23 Jun 1880, 35 years of Trewandra, Landrake
George Blake buried 29 Jan 1881, 77 years of Trewandra, Landrake
William Magar Blake buried 2 Mar 1886, 42 years of Lower Town, Landrake
Emma Blake buried 22 Mar 1890, 79 years of Flagstaff, Landrake
Janet Donan Blake buried 17 May 1892, 76 years of Landrake Church Town
Sydney Montgomery Blake buried 25 May 1892, 50 years of Tartan Down, Landrake
Mary Blake buried 22 Apr 1899, 93 years of Penquite, Landrake
Jane Blake buried 17 Jan 1905, 79 years of Pounds, Landrake
William Maynard Blake buried 27 Apr 1911, 81 years of Tartan Down, Landrake
Louisa Blake buried 27 Aug 1918, 68 years of Lowertown, Landrake
Mary Maria Palmer Blake buried 1 Sep 1919, 69 years of 1 Windsor Terrace, Saltash
Thomas Vigurs Blake buried 17 Feb 1922, 66 years of 7 Windsor Terrace, Saltash
Mary Catharine Blake buried 30 Jan 1924, 83 years of Tartan Down, Landrake
Elizabeth O’Dogherty Blake buried 6 Jul 1926, 88 years of Tartan Down, Landrake
Mary O’Dogherty Blake buried 17 Dec 1932, 63 years of Landrake
1911 Census Landrake and St Erney or born at Landrake/St Erney
Family 1 Tartan Down Tideford, St German
Mary Katherine Blake, head, 90, single, born at Landrake
Elizabeth O’Dogherty Blake, sister, 73, married, 45 years, 2 children, 2 living, retired farmer, born at Landrake
William Maynard Blake, 81 married, 45 years, 2 children, 2 living, retired farmer, born at Landrake
Family 2, 3 Windsor Terrace, Saltash
Mary M P Blake, head, 61, single, born at Landrake
Thomas Vigurs Blake, brother, 56, single, born at Landrake
Family 3, Landrake and St Erney
Emma Blake, visitor, 46, single, born at Landrake
Family 4, Morley House, Plymouth
Mary O’Dogherty Blake, servant, 40, single, born at Landrake (living at Wilcocks residence)
Family 5, Plymouth
Hugh W Blake, boarder, 38, single, gardener, born at Landrake (living at Clemo residence)
Family 6, West super Mare
Grace Blake, 33, Single, English Mistress, born at Landrake
1901 Census Landrake and St Erney or born at Landrake/St Erney
Family 1 and 5, Tartendown Cross Cottage, Landrake
Mary K Blake, head, single, 60, born at Landrake
William M Blake, brother in law, married, 71, retired farmer, born at Landrake
Elizabeth O.D. Blake, sister, married, 65, born at Landrake
Hugh W Blake, nephew, single, 28, farmer’s son, born at Landrake
Family 2, Pound Farm House, Landrake
Thomas V Blake, head, single, 46, farmer, born at Landrake
Jane Blake, mother, widow, 74, born at Looe
Mary M P Blake, sister, single, 50, born at Landrake
Family 3, Boroughbridge, Yorkshire
Emma D Blake, housekeeper, single, 37, born at Landrake (living with Thomas, MD, family)
Family 4, St Budeaux
Mary Blake, servant, single, 28, cook/dairywoman, born at Landrake
Family 7, Stoke Climsland
Richard Blake, head, married, 64, Farmer, born at Landrake
Mary J Blake, wife, married, 65, born at Stoke Climsland
Magor R Blake, son, married, 28, born at Stoke Climsland
Dolly K Blake, daughter in law, married, 25, born at Stoke Climsland
1891 Census at Landrake and St Erney or born at Landrake/St Erney
Family 1, Brightor
William M Blake, head, married, 61 years, farmer, born at Landrake
Elizabeth O D Blake, wife, married, 52 years, born at Landrake
Mary O’Dogherty Blake, daughter, single, 21 years, born at Landrake
Hugh William Blake, son, single, 19 years, born at Landrake
Family 1a, Tartendown Cross
Mary Catherine Blake, head, single, 50 years, born at Landrake
Sidney Montgomery Blake, sister, single, 49 years, born at Landrake
Family 2
Jane Blake, head, widow, 65 years, farmer, born at Looe
Thomas Vigur Blake, son, single, 36 years, farmer, born at Landrake
Emma D Blake, daughter, single, 30 years, born at Landrake
Family 2a, Penquite
Mary Blake, head, single, 85 years, born at Landrake
Mary Maria Palmer Blake, niece, single, 40 years, born at Landrake
Family 7, Islington, London (living with Paige family, William P (born Stokenham, Devon and Mary M.S. Paige (born St Martins Cornwall))
Magor R Blake, nephew, single, 17 years, tea broker, born at Landrake
Irene L Blake, niece, single, 6 years, born at Landrake
Family 7a, Stoke Climsland
Richard Blake, head, married, 54, farmer, born at Climsland
H Blake, son, single, 28 years, born at Climsland
Elizabeth Ann Blake, daughter, single, 25 years, born at Climsland
William Francis, son, single, 23 years, born at Climsland
Magor Percy Blake, son, 18 years, born at Climsland
Family 8, Liskeard
Wm Charles Blake, head, married, 74 years, born at Landrake
Elizabeth Blake, wife, married, 72 years, born at Liskeard
Annie Mary Hooper, grand daughter, single, 15 years, born at Pimlico, London
Family 9, Barnes, Surrey
George H Blake, head, married, 70 years, born at Landrake
Amelia Blake, wife, married, 69 years, born at Devonport, Devon
Georgina A Blake, daughter, single, 44 years, born at Devonport, Devon
Family 10, St German
Philip Blake, head, married, 50 years, coal and manure merchant, born at Landrake
Amelia Blake, wife, married, 50 years, born at Plympton, Devon
Simmons Blake, son, single, 21 years, born at St German
Armanel Blake, daughter, single, 18 years, born at St German
Amelia Blake, daughter, single, 16 years, born at St German
Richard Blake, son, single, 14 years, born at St German
Philip Blake, son, single, 11 years, born at St German
Family 11, Camberwell, London
Kate C Blake, wife(?), married, 32 years, born at Landrake
Family 12,
Janet Blake, head, widow, 75 years, retired schoolmistress, born at Redruth
1881 Census at Landrake and St Erney or born at Landrake/St Erney
Family 1
William M Blake, head, married, 51 years, farmer, born at Landrake
Elizabeth Blake, wife, married, 43 years, born at Landrake
Mary Blake, daughter, 11 years, born at Landrake
Hugh W Blake, son, 9 years, born at Landrake
Family 1a, Stoke Dameral, Devon
Mary C Blake, visitor, unmarried, 40 years, born at Landrake
Sidney M Blake visitor, unmarried, 39 years, born at Landrake (with the Nicholson family)
Family 1b
John Blake, head, widower, 70 years, farmer, born at Landrake
William M Blake, son, married, 40 years, born at Landrake
Louisa Blake, daughter in law, married, 32 years, born at Liskeard
Magor R Blake, grandson, 7 years, born at Landrake
Emma G Blake, grand daughter, 3 years, born at Landrake
Family 2a, Penquite
Mary Blake, head, single, 75 years, born at Landrake
Mary M P Blake, niece, single, 30 years, born at Landrake
Family 2
Jane Blake, head, widow, 54 years, born at Landrake?
Thomas V Blake, son, 20 years, farmer, born at Landrake
Emma D Blake, daughter, unmarried, 20 years, born at Landrake
Family 7a, Stoke Climsland
Richard Blake, head, married, 43 years, farmer, born at Landrake
Mary J Blake, wife, 44 years, born at Stoke Climsland
Frederick Blake, son, 21 years, born at Stoke Climsland
Richard Blake, son, 18 years, born at Stoke Climsland
Elizabeth Blake, daughter, 15 years, born at Stoke Climsland
William Francis Blake, son, 11 years, born at Stoke Climsland
Magor P Blake, son, 7 years, born at Stoke Climsland
Family 8, Liskeard
William C Blake, head, married, 60 years, cooper, born at Landrake
Elizabeth Blake, wife, married, 61 years, born at Liskeard
Emma I Hooper, daughter, widow, 35 years, born at Liskeard
Family 9, Coryton, Devon
George H Blake, head, married, 60 years,
Amelia Blake, wife, married, 58 years, born at Devonport, Devon
Georgina P A A Blake, daughter, unmarried, 30 years, born at Awpyease, Devon
Family 10, St Germans
Philip Blake, head, married, 40 years, Manure Merchant, born at Landrake
Amelia Blake, wife, married, 40 years, born at Plympton St Mary, Devon
Amelia Blake, daughter, 6 years, born at Tideford
Richard Blake, son, 4 years, born at Tideford
Philip Blake, son, 1 years, born at Tideford
Elizabeth Vosper, visitor, unmarried, 35 years, born at Plympton St Mary
Family 12, Landrake
Janet Blake, housekeeper, widow, 62 years, born at Illogan (household of Richard O’Dogherty)
Family 13, Lezant
William Blake, head, widower, 73 years, farmer, born at Landrake
Olivia Blake, daughter, unmarried, 34 years, born at Stoke Climsland
Selina Blake, grand daughter, unmarried 19 years, born at Stoke Climsland
Jane Popplestone, sister in law, unmarried, 86 years, born at Landrake
Family 14
Emma Blake, head, widow, 70 years, born at Landrake
Anne P Natherwood, niece, unmarried, 46 years, born at Devonport, Devonshire
Family 15, St Mary Magdalene, Cornwall
John Blake, father in law, widower, 68 years, born at Landrake (living with Hartop family, Bridget M Hortop 27 years, born at Egg Buckland Devon))
Family 16, Lezant
Francis Blake, head, married, 63 years, farmer, born at Landrake
Clara Vinjeot, niece, unmarried, 34 years, born at Mather
Family 17, Kenwyn
Kate E Blake, visitor, unmarried, 28 years, born at Landrake (visiting Thomas family)
1871 Census at Landrake and St Erney or born at Landrake/St Erney
Family 1b
John Blake, head, widower, 69 years, farmer, born at Landrake
William M Blake, son unmarried, 30 years, born at Landrake
Family 1
George Blake, head, widower, 67 years, farmer, born at Landrake
Mary C Blake, daughter, unmarried, 30 years, born at Landrake
Sidney M Blake, daughter, unmarried, 29 years, born at Landrake
George F Blake, son, unmarried, 27 years, born at Landrake
Family 1
William M Blake, head, married, 41 years, farmer, born at Landrake
Elizabeth Blake, wife, married, 33 years, born at Landrake
Mary Blake, daughter, 1 year, born at Landrake
Family 2a, Penquite
John Palmer Blake, head, unmarried, 60 years, merchant and farmer, born at Landrake
Mary Blake, sister, unmarried, 64 years, born at Landrake
Mary M P Blake, niece, unmarried, 20 years, born at Landrake
Marie E Blake, mother, widow, 90 years, born at Landrake
Family 2
Jane Blake, head, widow, 45 years, farmer, born at Looe
Thomas V Blake, son, unmarried, 17 years, born at Landrake
Catherine E Blake, daughter, unmarried, 18 years, born at Landrake
Emma D Blake, unmarried, 10 years, born at Landrake
Bertha B Blake, daughter, 7 years, born at Landrake
Family 8, Liskeard
William C Blake, head, married, 50 years, cooper, born at Landrake
Elizabeth Blake, wife, married, 51 years, born at Liskeard
Emma J Blake, daughter, unmarried, 28 years, born at Liskeard
John P Sarjent, brother in law, unmarried, 53 yeears, born at Liskeard
Family 9, Willesden, Middlesex
George Henry Blake, head, married, 47 years, police Constable, born at Landrake
Amelia Blake, wife, married, 46 years, born at Devonport, Devon
Georgina P Blake, daughter, unmarried, 23 years, born at New passage, Devon
Rosina G Blake, daughter, unmarried, 20 years, born at Devonport
Alice F Blake, daughter, unmarried, 17 years, born at London
William Henry Blake, son, 14 years, born at London
Family 10, St German
Philip Blake, head, married, 30 years, Coal and Manure Merchant, born at Landrake
Amelia Blake, wife, married, 30 years, born at Plympton, Devon
Simmons Blake, son, 1 year, born at St German
Henry Blake, son, 2/12 year, born at St German
Family 12
Janet D Blake, head, widow, 52 years, schoolmistress, born at Illogan
Family 13, Lezant
William Blake, head, married, 63 years, farmer, born at Landrake
Ann Blake, wife, married, 65 years, born at Landrake
Olivia Blake, daughter, unmarried, 24 years, born at Stoke Climsland
Jane Blake, daughter, unmarried, 22 years, born at Stoke Climsland
Jane Popplestone, sister in law, unmarried, 77 years born at Landrake
Selina Blake, grand daughter, 9 years, born at Stock Climsland
Family 16, Lezant
John Blake, head, married 58 years, farm baliff, born at Landrake
Mary A Blake, wife, married, 49 years, born at Eggbuckland, Devon
Jane Blake, daughter, unmarried, 26 years, born at Eggbuckland, Devon
Family 16a, Lezant
Francis Blake, head, married, 55 years, farmer, born at Landrake
Ann Blake, wife, married, 63 years, born at Stoke derhall, Devon
Mary A Blake, daughter, unmarried, 25 years, born at Lezant
Eliz J Stephens, niece, unmarried, 23 years, born at Maker
Family 18, Liskeard
Henry Blake, head, married, 76 years, farmer, born at Landrake
Jane Blake, wife, married, 71 years, born at Liskeard
Jane Blake, daughter, unmarried, 48 years, born at St Keyne
Family 19, Botus Fleming
Philip Blake, head, married, 72 years, farmer, born at Landrake
Harriet Blake, wife, married, 71 years, born at Landulph
Mary Broad, niece, married, 43 years, housekeeper, born at Landulph
Nicholas May Broad, nephew, unmarried, 12 years, born at Botus Fleming
Family 20
Henry Blake, head, married, 68 years, landowner and farmer, born at St Erneys
Emma Blake, wife, married, 60 years, born at Landrake
Family 21, Menheniot
Richard Blake, head, married, 60 years, farmer, born at Landrake
Mary Blake, wife, married, 53 years, born at Menheniot
Arabella Blake, daughter, unmarried, 25 years, born at Menheniot
Mary J Blake, daughter, unmarried, 22 years, born at Menheniot
Richard Blake, son, unmarried, 20 years, farmer, born at Menheniot
Tamzine Blake, daughter, 15 years, born at Menheniot
Susan M Blake, daughter, 13 years, born at Menheniot
1861 Census at Landrake and St Erney or born at Landrake/St Erney
Family 2a, Penquite
John P Blake, head, unmarried, 50 years, farmer, born at Landrake
Thomas B Blake, brother, unmarried, 46 years, farmer, born at Landrake
Thomas Blake, father, married, 83 years, landowner, born at Landrake
Marie E Blake, mother, married, 81 years, born at Landrake
Family 1a
George Blake, head, widower, 56 years, farmer, born at Landrake
Elizabeth O’D Blake, daughter, unmarried, 22 years, born at Landrake
Mary C Blake, daughter, unmarried, 20 years, born at Landrake
Sidney M Blake, daughter, unmarried, 19 years, born at Landrake
George F Blake, son, unmarried, 16 years, born at Landrake
Family 1c, Penquite
Hannah Blake, head, widow, 60 years, farmer, born at Milton, Devon
Sarah Ryall, daughter, unmarried, 39 years, born at Stoke Climsland
Mary P Blake, daughter, unmarried, 24 years, born at Stoke Climsland
Hannah Blake, daughter, unmarried, 22 years, born at Stoke Climsland
Family 2
Henry Blake, head, married, 39 years, general merchant and farmer, born at Landrake
Jane Blake, wife, married, 35 years, born at Looe
Mary P Blake, daughter, unmarried, 10 years, born at Landrake
Catherine E Blake, daughter, 8 years, born at Landrake
Thomas V Blake, son, 6 years, born at Landrake
George R Blake, son, 5 years, born at Landrake
Bessi J Blake, 3 years, born at Landrake
Emma D Blake, 1 month, born at Landrake
Family 7, Stoke Climsland
Richard Blake, head, married, 23 years, farmer, born at Landrake
Mary Jane Blake, wife, 24 years, born at Stoke Climsland
Frederic Blake, son, 1 year, born at Stoke Climsland
Family 8, Liskeard
William C Blake, head, married, 40 years, master cooper, born at Landrake
Elizabeth Blake, wife, married, 41 years, born at Liskeard
Emma J Blake, daughter, unmarried, 18 years, born at Liskeard
Charles A Blake, son, unmarried, 15 years, born at Liskeard
Mary E Blake, daughter, unmarried, 14 years, born at Liskeard
John P Sargent, boarder, unmarried, 43 years, master builder, born at Liskeard
Family 9, Paddington, Middlesex
George Henry Blake, head, married, 37 years, Police constable, born at Landrake
Amelia Blake, wife, married, 37 years, born at Devonport, Devon
Georgiana Blake, daughter, 15 years, born at New Passage, Devon
Grace Blake, daughter, 13 years, born at Devonport, Devon
Jeanetta Blake, daughter, 11 years, born at Bridestow, Devon\
Rosina Blake, daughter, 9 years, born at Devonport, Devon
Alice Blake, daughter, 7 years, born at St Marylebone, Middlesex
William Blake, son, 5 years, born at Paddington, Middlesex
Family 12
Thomas Blake, head, married, 48 years, farmers assistant, born at Landrake
Janet D Blake, wife, married, 42 years, school mistress, born at Illogan
Family 13, Stoke Climsland
William Blake, head, married, 53 years, farmer, born at Landrake
Ann Blake, wife, married, 55 years, born at Landrake
Sally Blake, daughter, unmarried, 20 years, born at Stoke Climsland
George Th Blake, son, unmarried, 18 years, born at Stoke Climsland
Olivia Blake, daughter, 14 years, born at Stoke Climsland
Jane P Blake, daughter, 12 years, born at Stoke Climsland
Jane Popplestone, visitor, unmarried, 66 years, born at Landrake
Family 16a, Lezant
Francis Blake, head, married, 44 years, farmer, born at Landrake
Ann Blake, wife, married, 52 years, born at Morice Town, Devon
Mary A Blake, daughter, unmarried, 15 years, born at Lezant
William F Blake, son, 13 years, born at Lezant
Elizabeth J Curtis, niece, 12 years, born at Milton Abbot, Devon
Family 18, St Keyne
Henry Blake, head, married, 66 years, farmer, born at Landrake
Jane Blake, wife, married, 62 years, born at Liskeard
Jane Blake, daughter, unmarried, 38 years, born at St Keyne
Arminal Blake, daughter, unmarried, 29 years, born at St Keyne
Emma Blake, daughter, unmarried, 22 years, born at St Keyne
Philip Blake, son, unmarried, 27 years, born at St Keyne
Thomas E Blake, son, unmarried, 24 years, born at St Keyne
Family 19, Botus Fleming
Philip Blake, head, married, 62 years, yeoman, born at Landrake
Harriett Blake, wife, married, 61 years, born at Landulph
Mary Broad, niece, married, 33 years, born at Landulph
Nicholas M Broad, 2 years, born at Botus Fleming
Family 20, St Erney
Henry Blake, head, married, 58 years, farmer, born at St Erney
Emma P Blake, wife, married, 50 years, born at Landrake
Family 21, Menheniot
Richard Blake, head, married, 49 years, farmer, born at Landrake
Jemima M Blake wife, married, 43 years, born at Menheniot
Philip Blake, son, unmarried, 20 years, born at Landrake
Armand Maynard Blake, daughter, unmarried, 18 years, born at Landrake
Arrabella Palmer Blake, daughter, 15 years, born at Menheniot
Mary Jane Blake, daughter, 12 years, born at Menheniot
Richard Blake, son, 10 years, born at Menheniot
Tamzine Blake, daughter, 5 years, born at Menheniot
Susan Maynard Blake, daughter, 3 years, born at Menheniot
Susan Maynard, sister in law, unmarried, 58 years, born at Menheniot
Family 22
John Blake, head, married, 59 years, farmer, born at Landrake
Grace Blake, wife, married, 56 years, born at Kennoin
William M Blake, son, unmarried, 20 years, born at Landrake
Family 23
William Blake, head, unmarried, 31 years, farmer, born at Landrake
Henry Blake, brother, unmarried, 31 years, farmer, born at Landrake
Ellen Blake, cousin, unmarried, 21 years, born at St Keyne
Thomas Blake, cousin, unmarried, 23 years, born at St Keyne
1851 Census at Landrake and St Erney or born at Landrake/St Erney
Family 2a, Penquite
Thomas Blake, head, married, 73 years, yeoman, born at Landrake
Maria Elizabeth Blake, wife, married, 70 years, born at Landrake
Mary Blake, daughter, unmarried, 42 years, born at Landrake
John Palmer Blake, son, unmarried, 39 years, farmer, born at Landrake
Thomas Biddek Blake, son, unmarried, 35 years, farmer, born at Landrake
John Palmer, brother in law, married, 68 years, licenced victualler, born at Landrake
Family 1, Wisewandra
George Blake, head, married, 46 years, farmer, born at Landrake
Mary Blake, wife, married, 39 years, born at Landrake
Elizabeth Blake, daughter, 13 years, born at Landrake
Mary Catherine Blake, daughter, 10 years, born at Landrake
Sidney Montgomery Blake, daughter, 9 years, born at Landrake
George Frederic Blake, son, 6 years, born at Landrake
Janet Donan Withers, governess, unmarried, 30 years, governess, born at Illogan
Thomas Blake, brother, unmarried, 38 years, formerly draper, born at Landrake
Family 1c, Penquite
Philip Blake, head, married, 65 years, farmer, born at Landrake
Hannah Blake, wife, married, 51 years, born at Milton Abbott, Devon
Mary P Blake, daughter, 14 years, born at Stoke Climsland
Hannah Blake, daughter, 12 years, born at Stoke Climsland
Grace C Blake, daughter, 8 years, born at Stoke Climsland
Family 2, Pound Billy
Henry Blake, head, married, 28 years, farmer, born at Landrake
Jane Blake, wife, married, 25 years, born at Talland
Mary Maria Blake, daughter, 5 months, born at Landrake
Family 8, Barn Street, Liskeard
William Chas Blake, head, married, 33 years, master cooper, born at Landrake
Elizabeth Blake, wife, married, 31 years, born at Liskeard
Charles H Blake, son, 5 years, born at Liskeard
Mary E blake, daughter, 4 years, born at Liskeard
John Sargent, lodger, unmarried, 34 years, master carpenter, born at Liskeard
Family 13, Ringston, Stoke Climsland
William Blake, head, married, 43 years, farmer, born at Landrake
Ann Blake, wife, married, 45 years, born at Landrake
Rich Blake, son, 13 years, born at Landrake
Sally Blake, daughter, 10 years, born at Stoke
George Blake, son, 8 years, born at Stoke\
Olivia Blake, daughter, 4 years, born at Stoke
Jane P Blake, daughter, 2 years, born at Stoke
Family 16, Egg Buckland
John Blake, head, married, 38 years, farmer, born at Landrake
Mary A Blake, wife, married, 29 years, born at Egg Buckland
Mary J Blake, daughter, 6 years, born at Egg Buckland
Richard Blake, son, 1 month, born at Egg Buckland
Family 16a, Landell Farm, Lezant
Francis Blake, head, married, 33 years, farmer, born at Landrake
Ann Blake, wife, married, 42 years, born Morice Town, Devon
Mary Ann Blake, daughter, 5 years, born at Lezant
William Francis Blake, son, 3 years, born at Lezant
Emmeline Blake, daughter, 1 year, born at Lezant
Family 18, St Keyne
Henry Blake, head, married, 56 years, farmer, born at Landrake
Jane Blake, wife, married, 52 years, born at Liskeard
Jane Blake, unmarried, 29 years, born at St Keyne
Ann Blake, daughter, unmarried, 27 years, born at St Keyne
Susan Blake, daughter, unmarried, 26 years, born at St Keyne
Thomazine Blake, daughter, unmarried, 21 years, born at St Keyne
Arminal Blake, daughter, unmarried, 19 years, born at St Keyne
Emma Blake, daughter, 13 years, born at St Keyne
Ellen Blake, daughter, 11 years, born at St Keyne
Maria Blake, daughter, 7 years, born at St Keyne
William Blake, son, unmarried, 20 years, born at St Keyne
Philip Blake, son, unmarried, 17 years, born at St Keyne
Family 20, St German
Emma P Blake, visitor, married, 40 years, farmer’s wife, born at Landrake (visiting the Geake household)
Family 21, Trehawke, Menheniot
Richard Blake, head, married, 38, years, farmer, born at Landrake
Mary Blake, wife, 33 years, born at Menheniot
Armand May.. Blake, daughter, 8 years, born at Landrake
Arabella Palmer Blake, daughter, 5 years, born at Landrake
Mary Jane Blake, daughter, 2 years, born at Menheniot
Richard Blake, son, 5 months, born at Menheniot
Susan Maynard, lodger, unmarried, 48 years, retired schoolmistress, born at Menheniot
Family 22, Village
John Blake, head, married, 49 years, farmer, born at Landrake
Grace Blake, wife, married, 42 years, born at sea, Cornwall
William Magor Blake, son, 10 years, born at Landrake
Family 23, Lower Brightor
Philip Blake, head, married, 52 years, farmer, born at Landrake
Ann Blake, wife, married, 55 years, born at Landrake
William Blake, son, unmarried, 21 years, born at Landrake
Henry Blake, son, unmarried, 21 years, born at Landrake
Charles Blake, son, unmarried, 18 years, born at Landrake
Family 24, St Erney
Philip O’Dogherty, head, married, 32 years, farmer, born at Landrake
Thomasin O’Dogherty, wife, married, 42 years, born at Landrake
Francis O’Dogherty, son, 7 years, born at Landrake
Betsey O’Dogherty, daughter, 5 years, born at Landrake
Philip O’Dogherty, son, 3 years, born at Landrake
Joan Blake, mother in law, widow, 80 years, born at Landrake
Family 26, St Stephens by Saltash
John Blake, servant, unmarried, 32 years, born at Landrake (living with the Davey family)
Family 27, Much Estate, St Stephens by Saltash
Thomas Blake, head, married, 26 years, farmer, born at Landrake
Betey Blake, wife, married, 24 years, born at Landrake
Richard Blake, son, 3 years, born at Landrake
Family 28, Truvandra
Francis Steed, head, married, 46 years, farmer, born at Landrake
Sarah Steed, wife, married, 51 years, born at Landrake
Francis William Blake, nephew, unmarried, 16 years, born at Landrake
Family 29, Saltash
Thomazin Lyttleton (nee Blake), head, widow, 63 years, landed proprietor, born at Landrake
Eleanor Porter, sister, widow, 59 years, landed proprietor, born at Landrake
1841 Census at Landrake and St Erney or born at Landrake/St Erney
Family 1, Penquite
Richard Blake, 65 years, farmer, born in Cornwall
John Blake, 25 years, , born in Cornwall
Francis Blake, 25 years, , born in Cornwall
Grace Blake, 20 years, , born in Cornwall
Thomas Blake, 15 years, , born in Cornwall
Family 1b, Penquite
Thomas Blake, 60 years, farmer, born in Cornwall
Maria Blake, 60 years, , born in Cornwall
John Blake, 30 years, , born in Cornwall
Thomas Blake, 25 years, , born in Cornwall
Henry Blake, 15 years, , born in Cornwall
Mary Blake, 30 years, , born in Cornwall
Family 1c, Wottin
George Blake, 35 years, farmer, born in Cornwall
Mary Blake, 25 years, , born in Cornwall
Elizabeth Blake, 3 years, , born in Cornwall
Mary Blake, 1 year, , born in Cornwall
Family 20a, St Erney
Henry Blake, 70 years, farmer, born in Cornwall
Family 20b, Lantallock
Henry Blake, 35 years, farmer, born in Cornwall
Emma Blake, 30 years, , born in Cornwall
Family 21, Landrake Village
Joan Blake, 70 years, independent, born in Cornwall
Tamzine Blake, 30 years, independent, born in Cornwall
Family 21a, Landrake Village
Richard Blake, 30 years, farmer, born in Cornwall
Jemima Blake, 20 years, , born in Cornwall
Philip Blake, 5 months, , born in Cornwall
Family 21b, Landrake Village
John Blake, 40 years, farmer, born in Cornwall
Joan Blake, 35 years, , born in Cornwall
William Blake, 6 months, , born in Cornwall
Family 23, Brightor
Philip Blake, 40 years, farmer, born in Cornwall
Ann Blake, 40 years, , born in Cornwall
William Blake, 10 years, , born in Cornwall
Henry Blake, 10 years, , born in Cornwall
Charles Blake, 8 years, , born in Cornwall
Family 28, Truvandra
Francis Steed, 30 years, farmer, born in Cornwall
Sarah Steed, 35 years, , born in Cornwall
William Blake, 6 years, , born in Cornwall
Family 30, Landrake Village
John Blake, 25 years, shoemaker, born in Cornwall
This Blog will talk about researching my English ancestors from Canada but also the ancestors of our son in law whose families stretch back far into Colonial French Canada. My one name study of Blake and of Pincombe also dominate my blog these days.
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Wednesday, September 3, 2014
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Will of Richard Blake, Gentleman, St Earney, Cornwall - The National Archives PROB 11/982/21 Nov 1772
Richard Blake of St Earney Cornwall Gentleman is the testator of this will. He is the Mr Richard Blake who married Mrs Elizabeth Blake 28 Sep 1732 which is mentioned in the book which I refer to in the next paragraph. I blogged the will of Philip Blake, gentleman of Landrake and wondered if he was a son of this couple but he does not appear to be although he is named in the will as Executor. That leaves John Blake and Thomazin as possible parents although in the will Richard does not say what relationship Philip Blake is to him. He is older than both Elizabeth and Grace. I must admit I am still prone to thinking that Philip is the son of this testator and has already received land and property. It is surprising though not to see him mentioned as a relative to Richard.
Interesting information from Miscellanea Genealogica Et Heraldica, edited by Joseph Jackson Howard, LLD, FSA, Volume II, second series and published at London: 1888 by Mitchell and Hughes, 140 Wardour Street W. The following from page 240:
"On the 5th May 1764 “Rokeby Scott of parish of St. Andrew’s, Plymouth, Lieutenant in ye 68th Company of Marines,” was married at Landrake, co. Cornwall, by licence, to “Grace Dade, widow.” She was widow of John Dade, Esq., and daughter of Richard Blake of Trelogan alias Treluggan, Co. Cornwall, Esq., to whom she is also stated to have been coheir. In the Registers of St. Erney’s, which adjoins Landrake, the baptism of “Grace da. Of Mr Richard Blake and Elizabeth his wife privately May 22, Received publick baptism July 15, 1739,” and the same Registers record the marriage of “Mr Richard Blake and Mrs Elizabeth Blake,” 28 Sept 1732 and the burials of “Richard Blake of Trelogan, Esquire,” 3 Jan 1770, “Elizabeth Blake, widow,” 2 June 1772, and “Mary Dade daughter of Grace Scott,” 25 Apr 1767; also the baptisms of “Philip,” “Elizabeth,” and “Richard,” children of “Mr Richard Blake and Elizabeth his wife.”
Trelogan, or Treluggan, is in the parish of Landrake, but near the church of St. Erney’s parish. In the latter church is a hatchment on which is the date 1770 and the arms of Blake, viz.: Argent, a chevron between three garbs Sable, impaling “Azure, a saltire Argent between four martlets (or birds of some sort) Or:” Crest, “On a chapeau Or a martlet Argent.” Local tradition assigns this hatchment to the memory of Mr. Richard Blake of Trelogan, and as the date on it is that of the year of his burial there seems no reason to doubt it. Can any correspondent identify the arms impaled with Blake? If Elizabeth Blake, whom Mr. Richard Blake married, as above, in 1732, was his only wife, this coat must be intended for hers, and in that case she must, though his namesake, have been of a totally different family of Blake. Burke’s ‘Armory’ gives no coat like it to Blake.
To anyone who can give me any information about the family of Blake of Trelogan, or identify the “John Dade, Esq.,” who married Miss Grace Blake, as her first husband, I shall be very grateful. I may add that Lysons, in his “History of Cornwall,” states that “Dogherty inherits Trelogan from Blake, his wife having been Blake heiress.” Family tradition in her descendants makes Grace Blake a coheir to her father. "
This will bears out the information that Grace (and her sister Elizabeth) were coheirs of their father Richard Blake. Interesting that this Blake family carries the ancient arms of the Blake family namely Argent, a chevron between three garbs Sable.
If Philip who left his will in 1808 isn’t the son of this Richard and Elizabeth what happened to their son Philip? Is my one thought. Plus there was also a son Richard who is not mentioned either.
Another interesting tidbit from Notes and Queries: A medium of intercommunication for Literary Men, General Readers, Etc. Sixth Series, Volume Third, January-June 1881. London (by William White and query from Reginald Stewart Boddington) and found on Google Books on page 89 of this text:
"… Rev Rokeby Scott, Rector of Arthingworth, Northants (he was there buried 3 Oct 1767) and had issue, Rokeby Scott, Lieut. Of Marines (died 28 Oct 1773) having married at St Erney, co Cornwall), May, 1674, Grace daughter of Richard Blake of Trelogan, co Cornwall (relict of John Dade), and had a daughter Emma Anne who married at Holy Trinity, Chester, the Rev. Thomas Maddock, M.A., Prebendary of Chester and who was buried in Chester Cathedral, 19 Feb 1825, leaving issue."
Still the Blake families in Cornwall remain a nystery. Are they all related and do they descend from the Blake family at Comb, Devon?
Transcriber: Elizabeth Kipp
Recorded: 16 Jun 2013
Source: The National Archives, PROB 11/982/317
Testator: Richard Blake, Gentleman
Place: St Earney, Cornwall, England
Type of Record: Will
Date of document: 26 Oct 1769, probated 21 Nov 1772
Condition: 18th century English, legible copy
[Margin]: Richard
[Margin]: Blake
1 In the Name of God Amen
2 I Richard Blake of the parish of St Earney in the County
3 of Cornwall Gentleman being of sound and disposing
4 Mind Memory and Understanding hereby revoking all former
5 and other Wills by me at any time heretofore made do make
6 and publish this my last Will and Testament in manner
7 and form following First I commit my Soul into the hands
8 of Almighty God hoping thro’ the Merits and Mediation
9 of my blessed Saviour Jesus Christ to obtain remission of
10 all my Sins and Everlastinge Life after Death and as for
11 that Worldly Estate wherewith it hath pleased Almighty
12 God to bless me I give and dispose of the same as
13 follows Imprimis I give and bequeath to my loving Wife
14 Elizabeth Blake all my Right and Interest in my
15 Copyhold Estate of Thornhill and also of my Copyhold
16 Estate of Trelogan both lying in the parish of St Earney
17 wherein I now live for and during her natural Life
18 also I give to my said Wife during her life the use of
19 all my Plate household Stuff Implements of husbandry
20 Lumber Etc[etr]a of what nature kind of quality soever Now
21 in my Dwelling house or on the premises of Trelogan
22 aforesaid and after my said Wife’s decease I give and
23 bequeath the same plate household Stuff Implements of
24 husbandry Lumber etc as aforesaid to my daughter Elizabeth
25 Blake as her sole property for ever Also I give and
26 bequeath unto my said daughter Elizabeth Blake the
27 Sum of Five hundred pounds to be raised and paid her
28 by my Executors hereinafter named out of my Lands in
29 the parish of Landrake and County of Cornwall in the
30 space of One year next after my Death Item I give to
31 the poor of the parishes of Landrake and St Earney
32 Forty Shillings each to be distributed at the discretion of my
33 Executors within one year after my decease Item I give
34 to Elizabeth Blake and Grace Blake daughters of Philip
35 Blake of Landrake Five pounds each to be paid them
36 in one year after my death Item all my Messuages
37 Lands and Tenements with their Appurtenances lying
38 within the parish of Lawanick and County of Cornwall
39 I give devise and bequeath unto Joseph Freeman of the
40 Borough of Plymouth in the County of Devon Gentleman
41 and unto Philip Blake of the parish of Landrake in
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42 the County of Cornwall Yeoman and to their heirs and
43 to the Survivor of them and his heirs In trust and
44 to and for the end and intent that they may with all
45 convenient speed after my decease sell and dispose of
46 the said Lands and premises and of the Fee Simple land
47 inheritance thereof for the best price that they shall be
48 able to get for the same and the Money arising by such
49 sale to apply in aid of my personal Estate for and
50 towards the payment of my just Debts All the rest
51 of my Messuages Lands and Tenements which I am
52 possessed of in Fee Simple in the parishes of Landrake
53 and St Earney in the County of Cornwall or in any other
54 part of the Kingdom of Great Britain I give devise
55 and bequeath unto them the said Joseph Freeman and
56 Philip Blake To hold to them the said Joseph Freeman and Philip Blake and the Survivor of them and the heirs
57 of such Survivor from the day of my death for ever
58 but in Trust Nevertheless and to and for the uses intents
59 and purposes hereinafter mentioned and to and for no
60 other Use Trust intent or purpose whatsoever that is to
61 say that they the said Joseph Freeman and Philip Blake
62 do permit and suffer my said daughter Elizabeth Blake
63 and her heirs and assigns to receive and take One
64 Moiety or half part of the Rents Issues and profits
65 of my said Lands to and for the sole use of her my said
66 daughter Elizabeth her heirs and assigns for ever and
67 as to the other Moiety of the Rents Issues and profits
68 of the said Lands In Trust that they my said Trustees
69 do permit and suffer my daughter Grace Scott the Wife
70 of Rokeby Scott to receive and take the said other
71 Moiety of the Rents Issues and profits of my said Lands
72 for and during her natural Life and after her decease
73 that they my said Trustees or the Survivor of them or the
74 heirs of such Survivor do during the Minority of such
75 child or children as my said daughter Grace Scott
76 shall leave behind her receive the Rents Issues and
77 profits of this last mentioned Moiety of my said Lands
78 and lay out the same to the best advantage they or the
79 Survivor of them or the heirs of such Survivor can
80 and from and after or as soon as my said Grand
81 Child or Grand Children arrive at the Age of Twenty
82 one Years That then I direct that my said Trustees or
83 the Survivor of them or the heirs of such Survivor
84 shall permit and suffer my said Grandchild or Grand
85 Children to receive and take the Rents Issues and profits
86 of this last mentioned Moiety of my said Lands to him
87 her or them him her or their heirs or assigns forever
88 as Tenants in common and not as joint Tenants I also
89 give devise and bequeath all my Messuages Lands and
90 Tenements which I hold by Lease or for a Term or
91 Terms of Years in the parishes of Landrake and St
92 Earney or in any other part of the County of Cornwall
93 unto the said Joseph Freeman and Philip Blake To hold
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94 to them or the Survivor of them or the Executors or
95 Administrators of such Survivor from the day of my Death
96 for and during the remainder of the Terms that shall be
97 then therein to come and unexpired But in Trust
98 Nevertheless that they my said Trustees do permit and suffer
99 my said daughter Elizabeth Blake her Executors Administrators
100 or assigns to receive and take the Moiety or half of the
101 Rents Issues and profits of my said last mentioned premises
102 for and during the Remainder of the said Terms And as to
103 the other Moiety of my said Estates which I hold by
104 Lease or for a Term or Terms of Years I do hereby
105 order and direct that they my said Trustees do permit
106 And suffer my daughter Grace Scott Wife of Rokeby Scott
107 aforesaid to receive and take the said other Moiety of
108 the Rents Issues and profits of my said Estates which
109 I holds by Lease or for a Term or Terms of Years for
110 and during her natural Life and after her Death that
111 they my said Trustees or the Survivor of them or the
112 heirs of such Survivor do during the Minority of such
113 Child or Children as my said daughter Grace Scott shall
114 leave behind her receive the Rents Issues and profits of
115 these last mentioned premises and lay out the same to
116 the best advantage and from and after or as soon as
117 my said Grand child or Grand children arrive at the age
118 of Twenty one Years that then I do hereby order and
119 direct that my said Trustees or the Survivor of them or
120 the heirs of such Survivor shall permit and suffer my
121 said Grandchild or Children to have hold and enjoy the
122 said last mentioned premises and to receive and take the
123 Rents Issues and profits thereof to him her or them him
124 her or their Executors Administrators or assigns for and
125 during the remainder of the several Terms which I
126 have therein as Tenants in common and not as joint
127 Tenants All the rest and residue of my Goods and
128 Chattels Rights and Credits of what nature kind or
129 quality the same are and wheresoever situate lying and
130 being and not hereinbefore given and bequeathed I give
131 devise and bequeath unto the said Joseph Freeman
132 and Philip Blake To hold to them the said Joseph
133 Freeman and Philip Blake and the Survivor of them
134 and Executors and Administrators of such Survivor for
135 ever But in Trust that they in the first place pay
136 off my just Debts Legacys and Funeral Charges and after
137 payment and satisfaction thereof that they my said
138 Trustees or the Survivor of them or the Executors or
139 Administrators of such Survivor do divide the same in
140 manner following (that is to say) that they give One
141 Moiety or half to my said daughter Elizabeth Blake
142 And the other Moiety to my daughter Grace Scott and
143 they the said Joseph Freeman and Philip Blake my
144 said Trustees I do hereby make and ordain and appoint
145 whole and sole Executors of this my last Will and
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146 Testament In Trust as aforesaid and to and for the
147 uses intents and purposes aforesaid and to and for
148 no other use intent or purpose whatsoever
149 In Witness whereof I the said Richard Blake
150 have to the first Sheet of this my last Will and
151 Testament containing two Sheets of paper set my hand
152 and to the last Sheet thereof my hand and Seal this
153 Twenty sixth day of October in the Year of our Lord
154 One Thousand seven hundred and sixty nine Rich[ar]d Blake
155 Signed sealed published and declared by the said
156 Richard Blake as and for his last Will and Testament
157 in the presence of us who have hereunto subscribed our
158 Names as Witnesses thereto in the presence of the said
159 Testator and in presence of each other J Wollcock Clk
160 John Kelse John Lamerton
161 This Will was proved at London the Twenty first
162 day of November in the Year of our Lord One Thousand
163 seven hundred and seventy two before the Right Worshipful
164 George Hay Doctor of Laws Master Keeper or Commissary
165 of the prerogative Court of Canterbury lawfully constituted
166 by the Oaths of Joseph Freeman and Philip Blake the
167 Executors named in the said Will to whom Administration was
168 granted of all and singular the Goods Chattles and Credits
169 of the said deceased they having been first sworn by Commission
170 duly to administer.
Interesting information from Miscellanea Genealogica Et Heraldica, edited by Joseph Jackson Howard, LLD, FSA, Volume II, second series and published at London: 1888 by Mitchell and Hughes, 140 Wardour Street W. The following from page 240:
"On the 5th May 1764 “Rokeby Scott of parish of St. Andrew’s, Plymouth, Lieutenant in ye 68th Company of Marines,” was married at Landrake, co. Cornwall, by licence, to “Grace Dade, widow.” She was widow of John Dade, Esq., and daughter of Richard Blake of Trelogan alias Treluggan, Co. Cornwall, Esq., to whom she is also stated to have been coheir. In the Registers of St. Erney’s, which adjoins Landrake, the baptism of “Grace da. Of Mr Richard Blake and Elizabeth his wife privately May 22, Received publick baptism July 15, 1739,” and the same Registers record the marriage of “Mr Richard Blake and Mrs Elizabeth Blake,” 28 Sept 1732 and the burials of “Richard Blake of Trelogan, Esquire,” 3 Jan 1770, “Elizabeth Blake, widow,” 2 June 1772, and “Mary Dade daughter of Grace Scott,” 25 Apr 1767; also the baptisms of “Philip,” “Elizabeth,” and “Richard,” children of “Mr Richard Blake and Elizabeth his wife.”
Trelogan, or Treluggan, is in the parish of Landrake, but near the church of St. Erney’s parish. In the latter church is a hatchment on which is the date 1770 and the arms of Blake, viz.: Argent, a chevron between three garbs Sable, impaling “Azure, a saltire Argent between four martlets (or birds of some sort) Or:” Crest, “On a chapeau Or a martlet Argent.” Local tradition assigns this hatchment to the memory of Mr. Richard Blake of Trelogan, and as the date on it is that of the year of his burial there seems no reason to doubt it. Can any correspondent identify the arms impaled with Blake? If Elizabeth Blake, whom Mr. Richard Blake married, as above, in 1732, was his only wife, this coat must be intended for hers, and in that case she must, though his namesake, have been of a totally different family of Blake. Burke’s ‘Armory’ gives no coat like it to Blake.
To anyone who can give me any information about the family of Blake of Trelogan, or identify the “John Dade, Esq.,” who married Miss Grace Blake, as her first husband, I shall be very grateful. I may add that Lysons, in his “History of Cornwall,” states that “Dogherty inherits Trelogan from Blake, his wife having been Blake heiress.” Family tradition in her descendants makes Grace Blake a coheir to her father. "
This will bears out the information that Grace (and her sister Elizabeth) were coheirs of their father Richard Blake. Interesting that this Blake family carries the ancient arms of the Blake family namely Argent, a chevron between three garbs Sable.
If Philip who left his will in 1808 isn’t the son of this Richard and Elizabeth what happened to their son Philip? Is my one thought. Plus there was also a son Richard who is not mentioned either.
Another interesting tidbit from Notes and Queries: A medium of intercommunication for Literary Men, General Readers, Etc. Sixth Series, Volume Third, January-June 1881. London (by William White and query from Reginald Stewart Boddington) and found on Google Books on page 89 of this text:
"… Rev Rokeby Scott, Rector of Arthingworth, Northants (he was there buried 3 Oct 1767) and had issue, Rokeby Scott, Lieut. Of Marines (died 28 Oct 1773) having married at St Erney, co Cornwall), May, 1674, Grace daughter of Richard Blake of Trelogan, co Cornwall (relict of John Dade), and had a daughter Emma Anne who married at Holy Trinity, Chester, the Rev. Thomas Maddock, M.A., Prebendary of Chester and who was buried in Chester Cathedral, 19 Feb 1825, leaving issue."
Still the Blake families in Cornwall remain a nystery. Are they all related and do they descend from the Blake family at Comb, Devon?
Transcriber: Elizabeth Kipp
Recorded: 16 Jun 2013
Source: The National Archives, PROB 11/982/317
Testator: Richard Blake, Gentleman
Place: St Earney, Cornwall, England
Type of Record: Will
Date of document: 26 Oct 1769, probated 21 Nov 1772
Condition: 18th century English, legible copy
[Margin]: Richard
[Margin]: Blake
1 In the Name of God Amen
2 I Richard Blake of the parish of St Earney in the County
3 of Cornwall Gentleman being of sound and disposing
4 Mind Memory and Understanding hereby revoking all former
5 and other Wills by me at any time heretofore made do make
6 and publish this my last Will and Testament in manner
7 and form following First I commit my Soul into the hands
8 of Almighty God hoping thro’ the Merits and Mediation
9 of my blessed Saviour Jesus Christ to obtain remission of
10 all my Sins and Everlastinge Life after Death and as for
11 that Worldly Estate wherewith it hath pleased Almighty
12 God to bless me I give and dispose of the same as
13 follows Imprimis I give and bequeath to my loving Wife
14 Elizabeth Blake all my Right and Interest in my
15 Copyhold Estate of Thornhill and also of my Copyhold
16 Estate of Trelogan both lying in the parish of St Earney
17 wherein I now live for and during her natural Life
18 also I give to my said Wife during her life the use of
19 all my Plate household Stuff Implements of husbandry
20 Lumber Etc[etr]a of what nature kind of quality soever Now
21 in my Dwelling house or on the premises of Trelogan
22 aforesaid and after my said Wife’s decease I give and
23 bequeath the same plate household Stuff Implements of
24 husbandry Lumber etc as aforesaid to my daughter Elizabeth
25 Blake as her sole property for ever Also I give and
26 bequeath unto my said daughter Elizabeth Blake the
27 Sum of Five hundred pounds to be raised and paid her
28 by my Executors hereinafter named out of my Lands in
29 the parish of Landrake and County of Cornwall in the
30 space of One year next after my Death Item I give to
31 the poor of the parishes of Landrake and St Earney
32 Forty Shillings each to be distributed at the discretion of my
33 Executors within one year after my decease Item I give
34 to Elizabeth Blake and Grace Blake daughters of Philip
35 Blake of Landrake Five pounds each to be paid them
36 in one year after my death Item all my Messuages
37 Lands and Tenements with their Appurtenances lying
38 within the parish of Lawanick and County of Cornwall
39 I give devise and bequeath unto Joseph Freeman of the
40 Borough of Plymouth in the County of Devon Gentleman
41 and unto Philip Blake of the parish of Landrake in
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42 the County of Cornwall Yeoman and to their heirs and
43 to the Survivor of them and his heirs In trust and
44 to and for the end and intent that they may with all
45 convenient speed after my decease sell and dispose of
46 the said Lands and premises and of the Fee Simple land
47 inheritance thereof for the best price that they shall be
48 able to get for the same and the Money arising by such
49 sale to apply in aid of my personal Estate for and
50 towards the payment of my just Debts All the rest
51 of my Messuages Lands and Tenements which I am
52 possessed of in Fee Simple in the parishes of Landrake
53 and St Earney in the County of Cornwall or in any other
54 part of the Kingdom of Great Britain I give devise
55 and bequeath unto them the said Joseph Freeman and
56 Philip Blake To hold to them the said Joseph Freeman and Philip Blake and the Survivor of them and the heirs
57 of such Survivor from the day of my death for ever
58 but in Trust Nevertheless and to and for the uses intents
59 and purposes hereinafter mentioned and to and for no
60 other Use Trust intent or purpose whatsoever that is to
61 say that they the said Joseph Freeman and Philip Blake
62 do permit and suffer my said daughter Elizabeth Blake
63 and her heirs and assigns to receive and take One
64 Moiety or half part of the Rents Issues and profits
65 of my said Lands to and for the sole use of her my said
66 daughter Elizabeth her heirs and assigns for ever and
67 as to the other Moiety of the Rents Issues and profits
68 of the said Lands In Trust that they my said Trustees
69 do permit and suffer my daughter Grace Scott the Wife
70 of Rokeby Scott to receive and take the said other
71 Moiety of the Rents Issues and profits of my said Lands
72 for and during her natural Life and after her decease
73 that they my said Trustees or the Survivor of them or the
74 heirs of such Survivor do during the Minority of such
75 child or children as my said daughter Grace Scott
76 shall leave behind her receive the Rents Issues and
77 profits of this last mentioned Moiety of my said Lands
78 and lay out the same to the best advantage they or the
79 Survivor of them or the heirs of such Survivor can
80 and from and after or as soon as my said Grand
81 Child or Grand Children arrive at the Age of Twenty
82 one Years That then I direct that my said Trustees or
83 the Survivor of them or the heirs of such Survivor
84 shall permit and suffer my said Grandchild or Grand
85 Children to receive and take the Rents Issues and profits
86 of this last mentioned Moiety of my said Lands to him
87 her or them him her or their heirs or assigns forever
88 as Tenants in common and not as joint Tenants I also
89 give devise and bequeath all my Messuages Lands and
90 Tenements which I hold by Lease or for a Term or
91 Terms of Years in the parishes of Landrake and St
92 Earney or in any other part of the County of Cornwall
93 unto the said Joseph Freeman and Philip Blake To hold
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94 to them or the Survivor of them or the Executors or
95 Administrators of such Survivor from the day of my Death
96 for and during the remainder of the Terms that shall be
97 then therein to come and unexpired But in Trust
98 Nevertheless that they my said Trustees do permit and suffer
99 my said daughter Elizabeth Blake her Executors Administrators
100 or assigns to receive and take the Moiety or half of the
101 Rents Issues and profits of my said last mentioned premises
102 for and during the Remainder of the said Terms And as to
103 the other Moiety of my said Estates which I hold by
104 Lease or for a Term or Terms of Years I do hereby
105 order and direct that they my said Trustees do permit
106 And suffer my daughter Grace Scott Wife of Rokeby Scott
107 aforesaid to receive and take the said other Moiety of
108 the Rents Issues and profits of my said Estates which
109 I holds by Lease or for a Term or Terms of Years for
110 and during her natural Life and after her Death that
111 they my said Trustees or the Survivor of them or the
112 heirs of such Survivor do during the Minority of such
113 Child or Children as my said daughter Grace Scott shall
114 leave behind her receive the Rents Issues and profits of
115 these last mentioned premises and lay out the same to
116 the best advantage and from and after or as soon as
117 my said Grand child or Grand children arrive at the age
118 of Twenty one Years that then I do hereby order and
119 direct that my said Trustees or the Survivor of them or
120 the heirs of such Survivor shall permit and suffer my
121 said Grandchild or Children to have hold and enjoy the
122 said last mentioned premises and to receive and take the
123 Rents Issues and profits thereof to him her or them him
124 her or their Executors Administrators or assigns for and
125 during the remainder of the several Terms which I
126 have therein as Tenants in common and not as joint
127 Tenants All the rest and residue of my Goods and
128 Chattels Rights and Credits of what nature kind or
129 quality the same are and wheresoever situate lying and
130 being and not hereinbefore given and bequeathed I give
131 devise and bequeath unto the said Joseph Freeman
132 and Philip Blake To hold to them the said Joseph
133 Freeman and Philip Blake and the Survivor of them
134 and Executors and Administrators of such Survivor for
135 ever But in Trust that they in the first place pay
136 off my just Debts Legacys and Funeral Charges and after
137 payment and satisfaction thereof that they my said
138 Trustees or the Survivor of them or the Executors or
139 Administrators of such Survivor do divide the same in
140 manner following (that is to say) that they give One
141 Moiety or half to my said daughter Elizabeth Blake
142 And the other Moiety to my daughter Grace Scott and
143 they the said Joseph Freeman and Philip Blake my
144 said Trustees I do hereby make and ordain and appoint
145 whole and sole Executors of this my last Will and
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146 Testament In Trust as aforesaid and to and for the
147 uses intents and purposes aforesaid and to and for
148 no other use intent or purpose whatsoever
149 In Witness whereof I the said Richard Blake
150 have to the first Sheet of this my last Will and
151 Testament containing two Sheets of paper set my hand
152 and to the last Sheet thereof my hand and Seal this
153 Twenty sixth day of October in the Year of our Lord
154 One Thousand seven hundred and sixty nine Rich[ar]d Blake
155 Signed sealed published and declared by the said
156 Richard Blake as and for his last Will and Testament
157 in the presence of us who have hereunto subscribed our
158 Names as Witnesses thereto in the presence of the said
159 Testator and in presence of each other J Wollcock Clk
160 John Kelse John Lamerton
161 This Will was proved at London the Twenty first
162 day of November in the Year of our Lord One Thousand
163 seven hundred and seventy two before the Right Worshipful
164 George Hay Doctor of Laws Master Keeper or Commissary
165 of the prerogative Court of Canterbury lawfully constituted
166 by the Oaths of Joseph Freeman and Philip Blake the
167 Executors named in the said Will to whom Administration was
168 granted of all and singular the Goods Chattles and Credits
169 of the said deceased they having been first sworn by Commission
170 duly to administer.
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