THE MANOR OF PENVRANE, We. 121 
said John Trevage and of his portion of the said Manor, in the 
right and turn of the said John, and by reason of his minority, 
presented a certain John Knoke, his Clerk, who, upon that presen- 
tation, was admitted and inducted. And the aforesaid Gilbert 
afterwards had issue certain Claricia and Johanna, and of liis 
portion of the said Manor with the appurtenances died seized ; after 
whose death the said Claricia and Johanna, as his daughters and 
heirs, into his portion entered, and of it were seized in demesne 
as of fee; and the said Claricia, being of her portion seized, 
granted the same to a certain John Gattecom, to hold to him and 
his heirs for ever, by virtue of which grant the said John 
Gattecom of that portion was seized in demesne as of fee, and, 
being so seized of the same portion, enfeoffed the said William 
Botreaux, to hold to him and his heirs for ever; by virtue of 
which feoffment the same William was of it seized in demesne as 
of fee. And the aforesaid Johanna, daughter of Gilbert, had 
issue Thomas Trevthyan, and of the aforesaid her portion of the 
said Manor with the appurtenances died seized, after whose death 
the said Thomas into the whole of that part with the appurte- 
nances, as son and heir of the said Johanna, entered, and of it was 
seized in demesne as of fee; and being seized of that whole part, 
gave and granted the same to a certain Thomas Burnard, to hold 
to him and his heirs for ever; by virtue of which gift the same 
Thomas Burnard was of it seized in demesne as of fee. And 
afterwards the Church aforesaid became vacant by the death of 
the aforesaid John Knoke, by which the aforesaid William Bot- 
reaux, aS in the fourth turn, presented the said Thomas Edward, 
who, upon that presentation, was admitted, instituted, and inducted 
into the same. And the aforesaid John Giffard had issue a certain 
Ingreta, and of his portion of the aforesaid Manor with the 
appurtenances died seized, after whose death Ingreta, as daughter 
and heir of the said John, into his portion of the said Manor, &c., 
entered and was of it seized in demesne as of fee, and had issue 
John Colyn, and in the same state of that portion died seized. 
After whose death the said John Colyn into the whole of her 
portion, as son and heir of the said Ingreta, entered and of it was 
seized in demesne as of fee, which John Colyn had issue Otho 
Colyn, and, in the same state, of that portion died seized, after 
whose death the said Otho, as son and heir of the said John 
