An Index to the Historical Place Names of Cornwall (C)
An Index to the Historical Place Names of Cornwall (C)
C. Cornwall – St Just in Penwith, coastal promontory (Cowley, 1743, map); Cap Cornwall, 1699; C. Cornwall, 1743; Cape Cornwall, 1761, 1845, 1884, 1971
Caase – Treneglos: see under Kyrse.
Caase, Kenners and Trewins Tenements – Treneglos: see under Kyrse.
Caase Moors – Treneglos, tenement (CRO, TA/230, 1843)
Cabbin, Gweele An – Mullion, tenement (CRO, TA/160, 1843)
Cabbis – St Hilary, tenement (CRO, TA/87, 1843); Cabbis, 1843; Carbis, 1884
Cabe, the – Gerrans, a point of land against the English Channel (Symons, 1884)
Cabeans, the – Lanlivery, site of granite quarry (CRO, GRA/175, 1880); the Cabeans, 1880; Carbeans Quarry, 1888
Cabilla – Cardinham (Maxwell, 1986); Cabulian, Cabvlian, 1086; Carbill-Barn, 1884; Cabilla, 1986
Cabulian – Cardinham (Maxwell, 1986, citing from 1086); Cabulian, Cabvlian, 1086; Carbill-Barn, 1884; Cabilla, 1986
Cabvlian – Cardinham (Maxwell, 1986, citing from 1086); Cabulian, Cabvlian, 1086; Carbill-Barn, 1884; Cabilla, 1986
Caddock, St – Padstow, 20 acres, of Justus Marsh (*CRO, P170/5/1, 1661); St Caddock, St Caddocke, 1661; St Cadock, 1732; Saint Cadoc, 1843; St Cadoc, 1884; St Cadoc Farm, 2003
Caddocke, St – Padstow, 63 acres, of William Symons (*CRO, P170/5/1, 1661); St Caddock, St Caddocke, 1661; St Cadock, 1732; Saint Cadoc, 1843; St Cadoc, 1884; St Cadoc Farm, 2003
Caddy, Park an – St Buryan (CRO, TA/23, 1844)
Caden Barrow – Lanteglos by Camelford, hill (Symons, 1884); Cadon Barrow, 1842; Caden Barrow, 1884
Cades – Blisland, farm (Symons, 1884)
Cadgewith – Ruan Minor (Padel, 1988, citing from 1748); Porthcaswith, 1358; Por Cadgwith, 1699; Cadgewith, 1748; Cadgwith, 1843, 1848, 1988
Cadgwith – Ruan Minor, tenement (CRO, TA/201, 1843), fishing village (Johns, 1848, p36) (Padel, 1988); Porthcaswith, 1358; Por Cadgwith, 1699; Cadgewith, 1748; Cadgwith, 1843, 1848, 1988
Cadgwith, Por – Ruan Minor (Padel, 1988, citing from 1699); Porthcaswith, 1358; Por Cadgwith, 1699; Cadgewith, 1748; Cadgwith, 1843, 1848, 1988
Cadgwith Cove – Ruan Minor (OS, 1:25000, 1996)
Cadoc, Saint – Padstow, tenement (CRO, TA/170, 1843); St Caddock, St Caddocke, 1661; St Cadock, 1732; Saint Cadoc, 1843; St Cadoc, 1884; St Cadoc Farm, 2003
Cadoc, St – Padstow (Symons, 1884); St Caddock, St Caddocke, 1661; St Cadock, 1732; Saint Cadoc, 1843; St Cadoc, 1884; St Cadoc Farm, 2003
Cadoc Farm, St – Padstow (OS, 1:25000, 2003); St Caddock, St Caddocke, 1661; St Cadock, 1732; Saint Cadoc, 1843; St Cadoc, 1884; St Cadoc Farm, 2003
Cadoc House, St – St Veep, residence (Symons, 1884)
Cadoc’s Chapel, St – St Martin in Meneage (CA 5, 1966, p77, citing from Borlase)
Cadoc’s Cottage, St – Padstow (OS, 1:25000, 2003)
Cadock, St – Padstow (*CRO, P170/14/1/148, 1732); St Caddock, St Caddocke, 1661; St Cadock, 1732; Saint Cadoc, 1843; St Cadoc, 1884; St Cadoc Farm, 2003
Cadon Barrow – Lanteglos by Camelford, hill (Redding, 1842, p4); Cadon Barrow, 1842; Caden Barrow, 1884
Cadon Barrow – Trevalga, ancient British mound, 1006 feet above the sea (Symons, 1884)
cadoac, meane – Gwithian, long stone mentioned as being on the bounds of the parish (*CRO, ARD/TER/230, c.1630)
Cadson – St Ive, hamlet (Moule, 1838, p282), hamlet (Redding, 1842, p62) (Symons, 1884); Cadson, 1838, 1842, 1884
Cadson Bury – St Ive, hill with hill fort (Symons, 1884); Cadsonbury, 1838; Cadson Bury, 1884 (see also Catston-Bury)
Cadsonbury – St Ive, an earthwork of oval form with a single vallum, and having two entrances, opposite each other; the area within the vallum is 700 feet by 450 feet (Moule, 1838, p282); Cadsonbury, 1838; Cadson Bury, 1884
Caduscot – Liskeard, farm (Symons, 1884)
Cadwin – Lanivet, 2 farms (Symons, 1884)
Cadwin, Lower – Bodmin, farm (Symons, 1884)
Cadythew Rock – Gorran, two separate rocks off coast (OS, 1:25000, 2003)
Cællwic – see Callington [this attribution is uncertain (see Padel, 1988, p62) and the manor so named is unlocated] (Finberg, 1954, p17, citing from 815-839); Cællwic, 815-839; Caluuitona, Calwetone, 1086; Calwinton, 1187; Calyton, 1306; Callington, 1759; Callington, Kellington, 1838; Callington, 1842, 1884
caen, Laven-a- – Landewednack (SW 7011), coastal (OS, 1:25000, 1996)
Caenhale – Gwithian, field name (CRO, TA/81, Nos. 58 & 66, 1840)
Caer – St Germans, farm (Symons, 1884)
Caer – Ladock (CA 14, 1975, p108, citing from Henderson, citing from 1308); Caer, 1308; Gear (and Dadwood), 1793; Gear, 1975
Caer Brân – Sancreed, prehistoric hillfort (OS, 6”, 1887) (OS, 1:25000, 1980); Caer Brân, 1887; Caer Brane, 1960; Caer Brân, 1980
Caer Brân Farm – Sancreed (OS, 1:25000, 1980)
Caer Bran Mine – Sancreed (OS, 6”, 1887)
Caer Brane – Sancreed, prehistoric hillfort (Thomas, 1960, p55); Caer Brân, 1887; Caer Brane, 1960; Caer Brân, 1980
Caer Uureh – Probus, near Resparva? (CA 15, 1976, p104, citing from Henderson, citing from 969); Caer Uureh, 969
Caer Vallack – St Martin in Meneage, hillfort (OS, 1:25000, 1996); Caervallack, 1966; Caer Vallack, 1996
Caerhays, Michael, St – ecclesiastical parish, hundred of Powder (Padel, 1988); Saint Michael Carhayes, 1843; St Michael Carhayes, 1884; St Michael Caerhays, 1988
Caerhays Barton – St Michael Caerhays (OS, 1:25000, 2003); Barton of Carhayes, 1843; Carhayes Barton, 1884; Caerhays Barton, 2003
Caerhays Castle – St Michael Caerhays (OS, 1:25000, 2003); Caryhayes, 1602; Carhayes Castle, 1884; Carhays Castle, 1968; Caerhays Castle, 2003
Caerkeryon – Ludgvan (Russell, 1971, p43, citing from 1375); Caerkeryon, 1375; Curcurrion, 1799; Cucurrian, 1840; Curcurrian, 1884; Cucurrian, 1888, 1971
Caerkief House – Perranzabuloe (OS, 1:25000, 2003)
Caerlin – Mawgan in Meneage (CA 5, 1966, p78, citing from Gover, 1948, p570, citing from c.1250); Caerlin, c.1250; Carleen, 1841, 1851; Carlean, 1884; Carleen, 1966, 1996
Caerloddon – St Austell, 4 tenements (Symons, 1884); Cruckledan, 1357; Carlidden (Barrow), 1813; Carlidden, 1884; Caerloddon, 1884; Carludden, 1972, 2003
Caerloggas Downs – St Austell (OS, 1:25000, 2003)
Caernmeers – St Keverne, near Penare? [TA 667] (CA 7, 1968, p102, citing from TA, 1844)
Caerogan – Veryan (Hext, 1953, p2, citing from 1315); Caerogan, 1315; Cruggan, 1884, 2003
Caeroumur – St Minver (*CRO, AR/20/1, 1334); Caeroumur, 1334; Blakes Keiro, 2003
Caerthillian, Carn – Landewednack (SW 6912) (OS, 1:25000, 1996)
Caerthillian Cove – Landewednack (SW 6912) (OS, 1:25000, 1996)
Caervallack – St Martin in Meneage: see under Carvallack.
Caervallack – St Martin in Meneage, hillfort (CA 5, 1966, p77); Caervallack, 1966; Caer Vallack, 1996
Caervegh – Cuby (CA 7, 1968, p97, citing from 1334); Caervegh, 1334; Carveth, 1842, 1884, 2003
Caerverracks – Grade, large rock off coast (OS, 1:25000, 1996)
Caervolgh – Crowan (CA 15, 1976, p92, citing from Henderson, citing from 1313); Caervolgh, 1313; Corvolthe, c.1600s; Carvolth, 1796, 1841, 1861, 1884, 2003
Caervran – Camborne (Gover [all details in need of verification], 1948, p583, citing from c.1260); Caervran, c.1260; Kaervran, 1283; Carvran, 1284; Karfran, 1302; Carhain, 1313; Carren, 1335; Carran, 1331, 1334; Kaerwran, 1380; Caran, 1397; Karan, 1417; Caran, 1420, 1460; Karan, 1510; Carane, 1523; Crane, 1570, 1600; Crahan, 1620; Cran, 1651, 1664; Crane, 1677, 1743, 1745, 1758, 1768, 1787, 1790, 1843, 1884, 1948, 1967, 2003
Cahellan – Camborne (Thomas, 1967, p190, citing from 1827); Kellyhellan, 1284; Kellihellan, 1297, 1335; Kelyhelland, 1530; Killihellan, 1558; Kelhelan, Kelhellan, Kellhellan, 1664; Kellhellan, 1677; Kelhellan, 1678; Kahellan, 1707; Kehellan, 1743, 1745; Kakellon, 1749; Killihellan, 1758; Kehellan, Little Kehellan, 1768; Kellihelland, 1790; Cahellan, 1827; Kehelland, 1838; Kahellan, 1843; Kahellan, Kellyhellan, Killehellan, Killehelland, 1884; Kehellan, Kehellan Farm, 1888; Kehelland, 1967, 1988; Kehelland, Kehelland Farm, 2003
Cain and Tye – Gwithian, field name (CRO, TA/81, No.457, 1840)
Cair Kenin – Breage (Blight, 1865, p112, citing from Leland, 16th century); Cair Kenin, Conin, Gonyn, 16th c.; Pencairn, pre 1865; Tregonning Hill, 1865, 1884
Cairn – Crantock, farm (Symons, 1884)
Cairn – Mullion, tenement (CRO, TA/160, 1843)
Cairn Close – Crantock, near Newquay [TA 702] (CA 20, 1981, p207, citing from TA, c.1840)
Cairn Moor – Camborne (Penponds) (CRO, P176/1/1, 1866)
Cairo – Otterham, tenement (CRO, TA/169, 1842), farm (Symons, 1884); Keire, Kerow, 1582; Keare, Keyrow, 1606; Kerowe, 1610; Kearowe, Kere, 1616; Keare, Kearowe, 1629; Cairo, 1842; Cairo, Caroe, 1884
Cakes, Ale and – Gwennap: see under Ale and Cakes.
Cal Downs – Redruth, tenement (CRO, TA/197, 1844)
Cal Downs Tenement – Redruth, tenement (CRO, TA/197, 1844)
Cal Hill – Lawhitton (CA 12, 1973, p73)
Calabma – Constantine, at Carway Thenack [TA 2817-8] (CA 5, 1966, p82, citing from TA, c.1840)
Calabnas – Gwinear, at Penhale (CRO, TA/80, No.514, 1842)
Calamankey – Mabe (OS, 1:25000, 1996)
Calamansack – Constantine (OS, 1:25000, 1996)
Calamansack, Higher – Constantine, tenement (CRO, TA/39, 1842), 6 tenements (Symons, 1884) (CA 5, 1966, p80); Higher Calamansack, 1842, 1884, 1966
Calamansack, Lower – Constantine, tenements (CRO, TA/39, 1842), 2 farms and common (Symons, 1884) (OS, 1:25000, 1996); Lower Calamansack, 1842, 1884, 1996
Calamansack House – Constantine (OS, 1:25000, 1996)
Calamansack Wood – Constantine (OS, 1:25000, 1996)
Calartha – St Just in Penwith (CRO, TA/95, 1845), 5 tenements, 4 tenements and common (Symons, 1884) (Russell, 1971, p29); Carlartha, 1845; Calartha, 1845, 1884, 1971
Calartha Common – St Just in Penwith (OS, 6”, 1908)
Caldigate – Jacobstow, farm (Symons, 1884)
Calebna – Breage, tenements, occupied by Thomas Johns and John Richards (*CRO, SN/371, 1812); Calebna, 1812; Calibnas, 1842
Caledonia Inn – Padstow, tenement (CRO, TA/170, 1843)
Calemea – Gunwalloe, farm (Symons, 1884); Calmea Tenement, 1840; Calemea, 1884
Calendra – Veryan (SW 924 408): Calendra, tenement in the Manor of Elerkey (*RIC, HC/4/35, 1634); Calendra alias Kalandra, (CRO, AD1179/2, 1830); Calendra, two farms (Symons, 1884) (OS, 1:25000, 2003).
Calendra, 1634; Calendra alias Kalandra, 1830; Calendra, 1884, 2003
Calenick – Kea and Kenwyn, letter from William Glover of Calenick to his cousin Edward Giddy (*CRO, DG/192, 1752), village with tin smelting works (Symons, 1884) (OS, 1:25000, 2003); Calenick, 1752; Calenick, Carlinick, 1884; Calenick, 2003
Calenick, Higher – Kenwyn, farm (Symons, 1884); Higher Calenick, Higher Carlinick, 1884
Calenick, Lower – Kenwyn, farm (Symons, 1884); Lower Calenick, Lower Carlinick, 1884
Calenick Creek – Kea and Kenwyn (OS, 1:25000, 2003)
Calenick Farm – Kenwyn (OS, 1:25000, 2003)
Calenick House Farm – Kenwyn (Symons, 1884)
Calester – Perranzabuloe (CRO, PL/2/1, 1696); Calestoc, Calestoch, 1086; Kalestoc, c.1250; Kellestek, 1302; Kelestock ruall, c.1590s; Calester, Calestock, 1696; Callestock, 1884; Callestick, 2003
Calestoc – Perranzabuloe (Padel, 1988, citing from 1086); Calestoc, Calestoch, 1086; Kalestoc, c.1250; Kellestek, 1302; Kelestock ruall, c.1590s; Calester, Calestock, 1696; Callestock, 1884; Callestick, 2003
Calestoch – see Calstock (Padel, 1988, citing from 1086); Calestoch, Kalestoc, 1086; Kalistoke, 1208; Calestoke, 1265; Kalstok, 1270; Calistoke, 1329; Calystoke, 1541; Calstock, 1612; Calstoke, 1637; Calstock, 1646; Calstock, Calstoke, 1748; Calstock, 1786, 1821, 1827, 1838, 1842, 1884
Calestoch – Perranzabuloe (Maxwell, 1986, citing from 1086); Calestoc, Calestoch, 1086; Kalestoc, c.1250; Kellestek, 1302; Kelestock ruall, c.1590s; Calester, Calestock, 1696; Callestock, 1884; Callestick, 2003
Calestock – Perranzabuloe (CRO, PL/2/1, 1696); Calestoc, Calestoch, 1086; Kalestoc, c.1250; Kellestek, 1302; Kelestock ruall, c.1590s; Calester, Calestock, 1696; Callestock, 1884; Callestick, 2003
Calestock and Lambern – St Agnes and Perranzabuloe, manor (*CRO, GHW/10/1/1, c.1830s, citing from 1759); Calestock and Lambern, Calestock and Lamborn, 1759
Calestock and Lamborn – St Agnes and Perranzabuloe, manor (*CRO, GHW/10/1/2, c.1840s, citing from 1759); Calestock and Lambern, Calestock and Lamborn, 1759
Calestoke – see Calstock (Padel, 1988, citing from 1265); Calestoch, Kalestoc, 1086; Kalistoke, 1208; Calestoke, 1265; Kalstok, 1270; Calistoke, 1329; Calystoke, 1541; Calstock, 1612; Calstoke, 1637; Calstock, 1646; Calstock, Calstoke, 1748; Calstock, 1786, 1821, 1827, 1838, 1842, 1884
Calevean – Constantine (CRO, RH/9/13/1/2, 1897); Callevan, 1842, 1884; Calevean, Calleevan, 1897; Callevan, 1996
Calibnas – Breage, tenement (CRO, TA/18, 1842); Calebna, 1812; Calibnas, 1842
Calissicks – Camborne (Thomas, 1967, p188, citing from 1819); Carlusyk, 1540; Carnelusack, 1625; Cairn Lissick, Calissicks, 1819; Carnlusack, 1843; Carnlussick, 1967
Calistoke – see Calstock (Padel, 1988, citing from 1329); Calestoch, Kalestoc, 1086; Kalistoke, 1208; Calestoke, 1265; Kalstok, 1270; Calistoke, 1329; Calystoke, 1541; Calstock, 1612; Calstoke, 1637; Calstock, 1646; Calstock, Calstoke, 1748; Calstock, 1786, 1821, 1827, 1838, 1842, 1884
Callabudia – Tregony St James, leased by James Adam Gordon to Henry Jewel, late in the occupation of John Devonshire and Nicholas Daniel (CRO, AD1506/4, 1840); Callabudia, Kellybudgione, 1840
Callaways – Warleggan, tenement (CRO, TA/247, 1840)
Callaways, Outer – Warleggan, tenement (CRO, TA/247, 1840)
Callean – Camborne, from celli, 'grove' or 'copse' and uncertain second element (Gover, 1948, p583), from kelli, 'little grove' with the suffix, -an (Thomas, 1967, p188); Kellyhan, 1302; Kellian, 1316; Kellianwartha (juxta Mertherderwa), 1317; Kellyhan, 1335; Kellihan, 1354; Kyllyen, 1530; Kellean, 1562, 1603; Collean, 1695; Kileehan, 1713; Corlean Wartha/Woolas, 1743, 1745; Corlean Wartha/Wollas, 1758; Karlean, 1768; Killahan, 1790; Carlean, 1829; Killahan, 1843; Carlean, 1884; Killahan, 1888; Callean, 1948, 1967; Carlean, 1983
Callean – Gwennap (*CRO, P79/3/1, 1791); Callean, 1791; ? Chellean, 1840, 1884
Calleevan – Constantine (CRO, RH/9/13/1/2, 1897); Callevan, 1842, 1884; Calevean, Calleevan, 1897; Callevan, 1996
Callengia – St Hilary, farm (Symons, 1884)
Callenno – Camborne, farm (Symons, 1884); Carleno, 1651, 1664; Carleno, 1677; Carlennoe, 1745; Carlenoe, 1768; Higher Callenno, 1843; Callenno, 1884; Carlenno, 1970
Callenno, Higher – Camborne, tenement (CRO, TA/27, 1843); Carleno, 1651, 1664; Carleno, 1677; Carlennoe, 1745; Carlenoe, 1768; Higher Callenno, 1843; Callenno, 1884; Carlenno, 1970
Callenough – Helland, in the occupation of Thomas Bate (*CRO, AD1573/8/3, 1856); Calleynouth, 1842; Callenough, 1856; Callinough, 1884
Callerick – St Clement, farm (Symons, 1884)
Callestick – Perranzabuloe (OS, 1:25000, 2003); Calestoc, Calestoch, 1086; Kalestoc, c.1250; Kellestek, 1302; Kelestock ruall, c.1590s; Calester, Calestock, 1696; Callestock, 1884; Callestick, 2003
Callestick Farm – Perranzabuloe (OS, 1:25000, 2003)
Callestick Farm, Higher – Perranzabuloe (OS, 1:25000, 2003)
Callestick Vean – Perranzabuloe (OS, 1:25000, 2003)
Callestock – Perranzabuloe, village (Symons, 1884); Calestoc, Calestoch, 1086; Kalestoc, c.1250; Kellestek, 1302; Kelestock ruall, c.1590s; Calester, Calestock, 1696; Callestock, 1884; Callestick, 2003
Callestock, Little – Perranzabuloe, farm (Symons, 1884), at Rees (CRO, AD1097/1/10, 1926) (OS, 1:25000, 2003); Little Callestock, 1884; Callestock Vean, 1926; Little Callestock, 1926, 2003
Callestock Common – Perranzabuloe (CRO, TM/184, 1842) (Symons, 1884)
Callestock Moor Mine, Great – Perranzabuloe, Francis Michell of Kea, purser, Jeremiah Nichols, otherwise Nemiah Nichols, adventurer, late of Gwennap but now residing in some part of America (*CRO, STA/693c/210, 1847)
Callestock Vean – Perranzabuloe, at Rees (CRO, AD1097/1/10, 1926); Little Callestock, 1884; Callestock Vean, 1926; Little Callestock, 1926, 2003
Callestock Veor – Perranzabuloe, farm, late common (Symons, 1884) (OS, 1:25000, 2003)
Callevan – Constantine, tenement (CRO, TA/39, 1842), farm (Symons, 1884) (OS, 1:25000, 1996); Callevan, 1842, 1884; Calevean, Calleevan, 1897; Callevan, 1996
Calleynouth – Helland, tenement (CRO, TA/83, 1842); Calleynouth, 1842; Callenough, 1856; Callinough, 1884
Callington – ecclesiastical parish, hundred of East, Middle Division (*CRO, GHW/10/1/1, c.1830s, citing from 1759), contains 218 houses and 1321 inhabitants. The church, dedicated to the Virgin Mary, is a curacy to the rectory of Southill (Moule, 1838, p282) (CRO, TA/25, 1842) (Symons, 1884); Cællwic, 815-839; Caluuitona, Calwetone, 1086; Calwinton, 1187; Calyton, 1306; Callington, 1759; Callington, Kellington, 1838; Callington, 1842, 1884
Callington – Callington, town, situate in a flat open part of the country, and has a weekly market on Wednesday for corn and provisions, and four annual fairs, chiefly for sheep and cattle. Governed by a portreeve (Moule, 1838, p282) (Symons, 1884)
Callinough – Helland, farm (Symons, 1884); Calleynouth, 1842; Callenough, 1856; Callinough, 1884
Calliwith – Cardinham, farm (Symons, 1884)
Calloget – Landulph, farm (Symons, 1884); Colloggett, 1842; Calloget, 1884
Calloose – Gwinear (OS, 6”, 1888)
Callstock – Calstock, a division of the manor of Calstock (*CRO, ME/1970, 1619)
Callyvardor Rock – Tywardreath (Stephens, 1961, p510, citing from 1876); Callyvardor Rock, 1876; Callyvardor Rocks, 1961
Callyvardor Rocks – Tywardreath (Stephens, 1961, p510); Callyvardor Rock, 1876; Callyvardor Rocks, 1961
Calmady – Poundstock, farm (Symons, 1884) (CA 19, 1980, p96)
Calmady ys Parke – Grade, close in Brogan (RIC, HB/14/106, *HendCal 5, c.1920s, §200, 1582); Calmady ys Parke, 1582; Park Calmadye, 1715
Calmadye, Park – Grade, close in Brogan (RIC, HB/14/119, *HendCal 5, c.1920s, §210, 1715); Calmady ys Parke, 1582; Park Calmadye, 1715
Calmea – Mawgan in Meneage, tenement (CRO, TA/140, 1841)
Calmea Tenement – Gunwalloe (CRO, TA/78, 1840); Calmea Tenement, 1840; Calemea, 1884
Calse mine – Gwithian, at Nantrisacke, mentioned as being on the bounds of the parish with Camborne and Gwinear (*CRO, ARD/TER/230, c.1630)
Calstock – ecclesiastical parish, hundred of East, Middle Division (*CRO, ARD/TER/161, 1612) (*CRO, T/1622, 1646) (*CRO, AP/T/2648/1, 1748) (*CRO, GRA/225/2, 1786) (*CRO, X1109/21, 1805, citing from 1798), the glebe contains 87 acres and is divided into 21 fields or inclosures (*CRO, ARD/TER/163, 1821) (*CRO, AD1751/1, 1827), on the river Tamar, and borders of Devonshire, contains 441 houses and 2388 inhabitants. The church, dedicated to St Andrew, is a rectory in the patronage of the crown (Moule, 1838, p282) (Redding, 1842, p12) (Symons, 1884); Calestoch, Kalestoc, 1086; Kalistoke, 1208; Calestoke, 1265; Kalstok, 1270; Calistoke, 1329; Calystoke, 1541; Calstock, 1612; Calstoke, 1637; Calstock, 1646; Calstock, Calstoke, 1748; Calstock, 1786, 1798, 1821, 1827, 1838, 1842, 1884
Calstock – Calstock, manor: Kalstoke, (*TNA, SC/8/136/6770, 1321); Calstock, (*CRO, ME/1970, 1619); Calstocke, of the Duchy of Cornwall (Pounds, 1982, p12, citing from 1649-50); Calstock, (*CRO, X1109/21, 1805, citing from 1798).
Kalstoke, 1321; Calstock, 1619; Calstocke, 1649-50; Calstock, 1798
Calstock, Higher – North Hill, farm (Symons, 1884)
Calstock, Lower – North Hill, farm (Symons, 1884)
Calstocke – Calstock, manor: see under Calstock.
Calstoke – see Calstock (*CRO, ME/1971, 1637) (*CRO, AP/T/2648/1, 1748); Calestoch, Kalestoc, 1086; Kalistoke, 1208; Calestoke, 1265; Kalstok, 1270; Calistoke, 1329; Calystoke, 1541; Calstock, 1612; Calstoke, 1637; Calstock, 1646; Calstock, Calstoke, 1748; Calstock, 1786, 1821, 1827, 1838, 1842, 1884
Calvadnack – Wendron, tenements (CRO, TA/249, 1844), part of the Manor of Helstone, formerly in the possession of John Pearce, esquire, deceased, then John Odger, then David Martin, deceased, and now of the Reverend Thomas Hyne Edwards and others (CRO, X1135/1/2, 1875), 41 tenements (Symons, 1884), there are traces of Roman occupation here (*CRO, P174/8/1, c.1923) (OS, 1:25000, 2003); Calvadrack, 1474; Calvasnack, 1619; Calvadnack, 1844; Calvadnack, Calvenneck, Talennecke, 1875; Calvadnack, 1884, c.1923, 2003
Calvadnack – Wendron, idle mine (Symons, 1884)
Calvadnack, West – Wendron (OS, 1:25000, 2003)
Calvadnack Farm – Wendron (OS, 1:25000, 2003)
Calvadnack Vean – Wendron (OS, 1:25000, 2003)
Calvadrack – Wendron (CRO, BRA/1857/46, 1474); Calvadrack, 1474; Calvasnack, 1619; Calvadnack, 1844; Calvadnack, Calvenneck, Talennecke, 1875; Calvadnack, 1884, c.1923, 2003
Calvanick, Higher – Cardinham, farm (Symons, 1884); Over-Colevaneck, 1675; Higher Calvanick, 1884 (see also Colvanick)
Calvasnack – Wendron (CRO, P249/12/1, late 18th century, citing from 1619); Calvadrack, 1474; Calvasnack, 1619; Calvadnack, 1844; Calvadnack, Calvenneck, Talennecke, 1875; Calvadnack, 1884, c.1923, 2003
Calveneth – Wendron (CRO, EN/1980, c.1815, citing from 1540); Calveneth, 1540; Carvenner, 1619; Colvenor, 1844; Colvennor, 1884
Calvenneck – Wendron, part of the Manor of Helstone, formerly in the possession of John Pearce, esquire, deceased, then John Odger, then David Martin, deceased, and now of the Reverend Thomas Hyne Edwards and others (CRO, X1135/1/2, 1875); Calvadrack, 1474; Calvasnack, 1619; Calvadnack, 1844; Calvadnack, Calvenneck, Talennecke, 1875; Calvadnack, 1884, c.1923, 2003
Calver Close – St Dennis, near Domeliock [TA 283] (CA 15, 1976, p110, citing from TA, c.1840)
Calver Close – Probus, near Trenowth [TA 1651] (CA 15, 1976, p107, citing from TA, c.1840)
Calves Field – Stithians, at Menardue (*CRO, WH/1789, c.1805)
Calves Meadow – Stithians, field name at Menardue (*CRO, WH/1789, c.1805)
Calves Meadow – Tintagel, field in Home Tenement, of the executors of John Barons (*SA, Wh M/Maps/68, 1735)
Calves Meadow – Tintagel, field in Parsons Home Tenement, of William Backway (*SA, Wh M/Maps/68, 1735)
Calves Meadow, Lower – Stithians, field name at Menardue (*CRO, WH/1789, c.1805)
Calvorry – Breage, tenements, occupied by John Walters and John Glasson junior (*CRO, SN/371, 1812), tenement (CRO, TA/18, 1842), small farm (Symons, 1884); Calvorry, 1812, 1842, 1884
Caluuitona – see Callington (Maxwell, 1986, citing from 1086); Cællwic, 815-839; Caluuitona, Calwetone, 1086; Calwinton, 1187; Calyton, 1306; Callington, 1759; Callington, Kellington, 1838; Callington, 1842, 1884
Calwetone – see Callington (Padel, 1988, citing from 1086); Cællwic, 815-839; Caluuitona, Calwetone, 1086; Calwinton, 1187; Calyton, 1306; Callington, 1759; Callington, Kellington, 1838; Callington, 1842, 1884
Calwinton – see Callington (Padel, 1988, citing from 1187); Cællwic, 815-839; Caluuitona, Calwetone, 1086; Calwinton, 1187; Calyton, 1306; Callington, 1759; Callington, Kellington, 1838; Callington, 1842, 1884
Calystoke – see Calstock (*CRO, ME/1969, 1541); Calestoch, Kalestoc, 1086; Kalistoke, 1208; Calestoke, 1265; Kalstok, 1270; Calistoke, 1329; Calystoke, 1541; Calstock, 1612; Calstoke, 1637; Calstock, 1646; Calstock, Calstoke, 1748; Calstock, 1786, 1821, 1827, 1838, 1842, 1884
Calyton – see Callington (Padel, 1988, citing from 1306); Cællwic, 815-839; Caluuitona, Calwetone, 1086; Calwinton, 1187; Calyton, 1306; Callington, 1759; Callington, Kellington, 1838; Callington, 1842, 1884
Cambeak – St Gennys, coastal promontory (Padel, 1988, citing from 1789) (Redding, 1842, p30); Cambeak, 1789, 1842
Cambeak – St Gennys, farm (Symons, 1884)
Camberon – ecclesiastical parish: see under Camborne.
Cambleford – Lanteglos by Camelford (*SA, Wh M/Maps/68, 1735); Camelford, c.1200, 13th c.; Camleford, 1256; Cameleford, 1260, 1284; Camleford, 1286; Cameleford, 1292; Kamelford, 1296, 1302; Layamon, 1302; Cammalford, 1323; Layamon, 1336, Cameleford, 1338; Layamon, 1354; Camelaford, 1386; Layamon, 1445; Cambleford, 1735; Camelford, 1842, 1988
Camborn – ecclesiastical parish: see under Camborne.
Camborn Cross – Camborne, population is 14 (*CRO, AD55/24, 1768); Crous, 1335; Camborn Cross, 1768; Cross, 1948; Camborne Cross, 1970
Camborn Moor – Camborne, population, with Wheal Kitty and Weeths, is 84 (*CRO, AD55/24, 1768)
Camborn Vean – Camborne, parts of John Davye and Richard Bennats (*CRO, X510, 1724), population is 11 (*CRO, AD55/24, 1768); Camborne Vean, 1603, 1664; Camborn vean, 1724; Camborne vean, 1743; Camborn Vean, 1768; Camborne Vean, 1843, 1884
Camborn Veor – Camborne, population, with Beacon Lane, is 92 (*CRO, AD55/24, 1768); Camborne vear, 1664, 1677; Camborne vear, Cambornvere, 1743; Camborne Vear, Camborne Viar, 1745; Camborn Veor, 1768; Camborne Veor, 1843, 1884
Camborne – ecclesiastical parish, hundred of Penwith, east division (SW 64 40): Camberon, given in the personal name Balcherus de Camberon (Padel, 1988, citing from 1182); Cambron, (Padel, 1988, citing from c.1230); Camborne, (Padel, 1988, citing from 1431); Kambron, Kambronn, (CRO, AR/2/99, 1469-70); Camborn, (*CRO, PD/5/2, 1516); Cambron, (Stoate, 1985, p3, citing from 1524); Cambourne, (Stoate, 1985, p3, citing from 1545); Cambron, (*CRO, PD/1/2, 1560); Camborn, (RIC, HB/19/21, *HendCal 8, c.1920s, §1803, 1563); Camborne alias Cambron, (*CRO, PD/2/2, 1575); Camborne, (*CRO, PD/2/4, 1586); Cambron, (*RIC, HendCal 8, c.1920s, §1671, citing from HB/9/1, 1600) (*CRO, ARD/TER/164, 1601); Camborne, (*RIC, HC/4/52, 1614) (*CRO, PD/1/3, 1625) (*CRO, ARD/TER/230, c.1630) (*CRO, P197/1/1, 1657) (*CRO, AD592/29/1, 1676); Camborn, Market and Fayear granted to Richard Williams and Christopher Pryear for a terem of Seven yeares (*CRO, X510, 1678); Camborne, (*CRO, X510, 1678); Cambourne, (*CRO, X510, 1680); Camborne, (*CRO, BRA833/383, 1698); Cambron, (Lhwyd, 1700, f2r); Cambrone, (CRO, TEM/145, 1720); Camborn, (Borlase, 1749, p133); Cambron, (Borlase, 1749, p129); Camborn, population is 2494 (*CRO, AD55/24, 1768) (Borlase, 1769, p232); Cambron, given in letter from Matthew Boulton to Thomas Wilson (*CRO, AD1583/1/36, 1784); Camborne, (*RIC, HC/39/17, 1787); Camborn, draft Chancery affidavit of Edward Rogers of Feock and William Murdoch of Redruth regarding Richard Trevithick the younger (*CRO, AD1583/8/40, 1795); Camborne, given in letter from Richard Trevithick to Thomas Wilson (*CRO, AD1583/10/66, 1798); Camborn, given in letter from Simon Vivian to Thomas Wilson (*CRO, AD1583/11/59, 1802); Camborne, (*CRO, GHW/13/4/3/1/4, 1804), in the deanery of Penwith, the benefice is in the patronage of Lord de Dunstanville (Lysons and Lysons, 1814, p54-5), 5933 acres, 887 houses and, in 1811, about 5000 inhabitants (Penaluna, 1819, p23) (*CRO, AD1751/1, 1827); Camborn, (Redding, 1842, p57); Camborne, all tithes, by an annual Rent Charge of £920, are owned by the Reverend Hugh Rogers, Rector of the parish of Camborne, excepting the tithes of two thirds of Pencobben and Hellow, by a Rent Charge of £8, which belongs to the Right Honourable Lady Bassett, public roads, rivers and mines are exempt from tithes, and amount to 120 acres, glebe is 55 acres (*CRO, X140/5 (TA), p1, 1842), the whole parish is 6744 acres and 20 perches (*CRO, X140/5 (TA), p68, 1842) (Symons, 1884) (Padel, 1988, p63).
Camberon, 1182; Cambron, c.1230; Camborne, 1431; Kambron, Kambronn, 1469-70; Camborn, 1516; Cambron, 1524; Camborne, 1545; Cambron, 1560; Camborn, 1563; Camborne, Cambron, 1575; Camborne, 1586; Cambron, 1600, 1601; Camborne, 1614, 1625, c.1630, 1657, 1676; Camborn, Camborne, 1678; Cambourne, 1680; Camborne, 1698; Cambron, 1700; Cambrone, 1720; Camborn, Cambron, 1749; Camborn, 1768, 1769; Cambron, 1784; Camborne, 1787; Camborn, 1795; Camborne, 1798; Camborn, 1802; Camborne, 1804, 1814, 1819, 1827; Camborn, Camborne, 1842; Camborne, 1884, 1988
Camborne – civil parish (SW 64 40): (OS, 1:25000, 2003).
Camborne, 2003
Camborne – Camborne (SW 645 400): market and post-office town (Lysons and Lysons, 1814, p54), large town (Symons, 1884) (OS, 1:25000, 2003).
Camborne, 1814, 1884, 2003
Camborne, Carn – Camborne, of Richard Bayly (*CRO, X510, 1743), land and mine (Symons, 1884); Carne Camborne, 1592, 1664, 1677; Carne Cambron, 1724; Carn Camborne, 1743; Carne Camborne, 1745, 1810, 1843; Carn Camborne, 1884
Camborne, Carne – Camborne (Thomas, 1967, p188, citing from 1592), of George Treweeke, gent (CRO, PD/490/1, 1664), of Charles Treweeke, gent (*CRO, X510, 1677), parts of Nicholas Hocking and Richard Baily (*CRO, X510, 1745) (Thomas, 1967, p188, citing from 1810), tenement (CRO, TA/27, 1843); Carne Camborne, 1592, 1664, 1677; Carne Cambron, 1724; Carn Camborne, 1743; Carne Camborne, 1745, 1810, 1843; Carn Camborne, 1884
Camborne, Gwarris – Camborne (Penponds): (CRO, P176/1/1, 1863).
Gwarris Camborne, 1863
Camborne, Town of – Camborne, tenement (CRO, TA/27, 1843)
Camborne Common – Camborne (RIC, HB/5/185, *HendCal 8, c.1920s, §1557, 1673)
Camborne Consols – Camborne, John Pascoe, John Cock the elder, John Cock the younger and James Rule, tutwork men (*CRO, STA/693c/447, 1852); Camborne Consols Mine, 1851; Camborne Consols, 1852
Camborne Consols Mine – Camborne, Francis Daniell, purser, managing agent an adventurer, John Odgers, Abel Pearce, Samuel Pearce, John Bennetts, William Vivian, John Eva, Sampson Swine, Josiah Michell, William Michell, John Hosking, James Cock, William Bennetts, James Bennetts, John Ivey, George Bailey, Charles Richards and Francis Vivian, tutwork men (*CRO, STA/693c/418-421, 1851); Camborne Consols Mine, 1851; Camborne Consols, 1852
Camborne Cross – Camborne (CA 9, 1970, p140); Crous, 1335; Camborn Cross, 1768; Cross, 1948; Camborne Cross, 1970
Camborne Vean – Camborne, tenement paying smoke silver to the lorde of Tehedye (*RIC, HendCal 5, c.1920s, §122, p26, citing from 1603), justment held by Jonson Hockin (CRO, PD/490/1, 1664), parts of Richard Bennats and Richard Hocking (*CRO, X510, 1743), tenement (CRO, TA/27, 1843), houses, gardens, fields and mine waste (Symons, 1884); Camborne Vean, 1603, 1664; Camborn vean, 1724; Camborne vean, 1743; Camborn Vean, 1768; Camborne Vean, 1843, 1884
Camborne Vean, Stray Park and – Camborne, mine, John Jeffery of Camborne, bookkeeper and accountant, William Vawdrey of Camborne, purser and manager (*CRO, STA/693c/121, 1844)
Camborne Vear – Camborne, of George Treweeke, gent (CRO, PD/490/1, 1664), of Charles Treweeke, gent (*CRO, X510, 1677), of John Vivian, John Michell, John Luke and Roger Vivian (*CRO, X510, 1743), parts of John Michell, John Luke, Roger Vivian, Nicholas Hocking, Henry Robbarts and Benjamin Neuton (*CRO, X510, 1745); Camborne vear, 1664, 1677; Camborne vear, Cambornvere, 1743; Camborne Vear, Camborne Viar, 1745; Camborn Veor, 1768; Camborne Veor, 1843, 1884
Camborne Veor – Camborne, tenement (CRO, TA/27, 1843), 10 tenements, residence of Joseph Vivian and Tehidy estate offices (Symons, 1884); Camborne vear, 1664, 1677; Camborne vear, Cambornvere, 1743; Camborne Vear, Camborne Viar, 1745; Camborn Veor, 1768; Camborne Veor, 1843, 1884
Camborne Viar – Camborne, of John Vivian (*CRO, X510, 1745); Camborne vear, 1664, 1677; Camborne vear, Cambornvere, 1743; Camborne Vear, Camborne Viar, 1745; Camborn Veor, 1768; Camborne Veor, 1843, 1884
Cambornvere – Camborne, parts of Nicholas Hocking, Benjamin Newton and Henry Roberts (*CRO, X510, 1743); Camborne vear, 1664, 1677; Camborne vear, Cambornvere, 1743; Camborne Vear, Camborne Viar, 1745; Camborn Veor, 1768; Camborne Veor, 1843, 1884
Cambourne – ecclesiastical parish: see under Camborne.
Cambridge – Illogan, farm (Symons, 1884) (OS, 1:25000, 2003)
Cambron – ecclesiastical parish: see under Camborne.
Cambron, Carne – Camborne (*CRO, X510, 1724); Carne Camborne, 1592, 1664, 1677; Carne Cambron, 1724; Carn Camborne, 1743; Carne Camborne, 1745, 1810, 1843; Carn Camborne, 1884
Cambron church town – Camborne, stone in ye middle of the church town yt goes by ye same name viz Cambron (Lhwyd, 1700, f2v); Churchtowne, 1664; Cambron church town, 1700; Churchtowne, (Frances Vivians tenement in/Nances land in) Churchtown, 1724; Church Town, (Edmunds) Church Town, 1743; Church town, Churchtown, (Edmunds) Church Town, 1745; Church-Town, 1768
Cambrone – ecclesiastical parish: see under Camborne.
Cambrose – Illogan, tenement (CRO, TA/88, 1841) (OS, 1:25000, 2003)
Camel – Davidstow, Lanteglos by Camelford, Advent, Michaelstow, St Breward, St Tudy, Blisland, St Mabyn, Helland, Egloshayle, Bodmin, Lanivet, St Breock, St Minver, St Issey and Padstow: Alan, the name of the river between Rough Tor and Wadebridge (Padel, 1988, p63, citing from 1200); Camel-, the uppermost section of the river flowing through Camelford as far as Trecarne (Padel, 1988, p63, citing from 13th c.); Camle-, (Padel, 1988, p63, citing from 1256); Aleyn, (Padel, 1988, p63, citing from 1298); Camel, (Padel, 1988, citing from 1602); Dunmeere, Allen, (CRO, AD103/85, 1647); Alan, Camel, (Padel, 1988, p63, citing from 1748); Allan, (Viator, 1820a, p225); Camel, (CRO, TM/89, 1841); Alan, Camel, (Symons, 1884)
Alan, 1200; Camel-, 13th c.; Camle-, 1256; Aleyn, 1298; Camel, 1602; Dunmeere, Allen, 1647; Alan, Camel, 1748; Allan, 1820; Camel, 1841; Alan, Camel, 1884
Camelaford – Lanteglos by Camelford (Gover [all details in need of verification], 1948, p67, citing from 1386); Camelford, c.1200, 13th c.; Camleford, 1256; Cameleford, 1260, 1284; Camleford, 1286; Cameleford, 1292; Kamelford, 1296, 1302; Layamon, 1302; Cammalford, 1323; Layamon, 1336, Cameleford, 1338; Layamon, 1354; Camelaford, 1386; Layamon, 1445; Cambleford, 1735; Camelford, 1842, 1988
Cameleford – Lanteglos by Camelford (Gover [all details in need of verification], 1948, p67, citing from 1260, 1284, 1292 and 1338); Camelford, c.1200, 13th c.; Camleford, 1256; Cameleford, 1260, 1284; Camleford, 1286; Cameleford, 1292; Kamelford, 1296, 1302; Layamon, 1302; Cammalford, 1323; Layamon, 1336, Cameleford, 1338; Layamon, 1354; Camelaford, 1386; Layamon, 1445; Cambleford, 1735; Camelford, 1842, 1988
Camelford – Lanteglos by Camelford, town (Gover [all details in need of verification], 1948, p67, citing from c.1200 and 13th century) (Redding, 1842, p6) (Padel, 1988); Camelford, c.1200, 13th c.; Camleford, 1256; Cameleford, 1260, 1284; Camleford, 1286; Cameleford, 1292; Kamelford, 1296, 1302; Layamon, 1302; Cammalford, 1323; Layamon, 1336, Cameleford, 1338; Layamon, 1354; Camelaford, 1386; Layamon, 1445; Cambleford, 1735; Camelford, 1842, 1988
Camelford, Lanteglos-by- – ecclesiastical parish, hundred of Lesnewth (Symons, 1884); Lanteglos, 1773; Landteglos, 1779; Lanteglos-by-Camelford, 1884
Camelford Station – Minster, railway station on the North Cornwall Railway (OS, 25", XIV. 7, 1907)
Camels – Veryan (SW 927 393): tenement in the Manor of Elerkey (*RIC, HC/4/35, 1634), 3 tenements (Symons, 1884) (OS, 1:25000, 2003).
Camels, 1634, 1884, 2003
Camels Farm – Veryan (OS, 1:25000, 2003)
Camerance Wood – St Just in Roseland (OS, 1:25000, 2003); (Parkellis in) Carmerance, 1634; Carmerrance, 1634; Camerrance, Camerrans, 1842; Carmerrance, 1884; Commerance, 1894; Camerance (Wood), Commerrans (Farm), 2003
Camerrance – St Just in Roseland, tenement (CRO, TA/96, 1842); (Parkellis in) Carmerance, 1634; Carmerrance, 1634; Camerrance, Camerrans, 1842; Carmerrance, 1884; Commerance, 1894; Camerance (Wood), Commerrans (Farm), 2003
Camerrans – St Just in Roseland, tenement (CRO, TA/96, 1842); (Parkellis in) Carmerance, 1634; Carmerrance, 1634; Camerrance, Camerrans, 1842; Carmerrance, 1884; Commerance, 1894; Camerance (Wood), Commerrans (Farm), 2003
Camle- – Davidstow, Lanteglos by Camelford, Advent, Michaelstow, St Breward, St Tudy, Blisland, St Mabyn, Helland, Egloshayle, Bodmin, Lanivet, St Breock, St Minver, St Issey and Padstow, river: see under Camel.
Camleford – Lanteglos by Camelford (Padel, 1988, citing from 1256) (Gover [all details in need of verification], 1948, p67, citing from 1286); Camelford, c.1200, 13th c.; Camleford, 1256; Cameleford, 1260, 1284; Camleford, 1286; Cameleford, 1292; Kamelford, 1296, 1302; Layamon, 1302; Cammalford, 1323; Layamon, 1336, Cameleford, 1338; Layamon, 1354; Camelaford, 1386; Layamon, 1445; Cambleford, 1735; Camelford, 1842, 1988
Cammalford – Lanteglos by Camelford (Gover [all details in need of verification], 1948, p67, citing from 1323); Camelford, c.1200, 13th c.; Camleford, 1256; Cameleford, 1260, 1284; Camleford, 1286; Cameleford, 1292; Kamelford, 1296, 1302; Layamon, 1302; Cammalford, 1323; Layamon, 1336, Cameleford, 1338; Layamon, 1354; Camelaford, 1386; Layamon, 1445; Cambleford, 1735; Camelford, 1842, 1988
Camorcharde – Launcells (CRO, EL/54/1, 1574); Orcet, 1086; Orchard, 1244; Canorcherd, 1562; Camorcharde, Orchard, 1574; Cann Orchard, c.1580; Can Orchard, 1884; Cannorchard, 1948; Cann Orchard, 1986
Campdowns – St Austell, at Charlestown (Symons, 1884)
Campe tenement, parke an – Ludgvan (*CRO, P129/12/1, 1707); parke an Campe tenement, 1707; The Park-an-Camps, 1840
Campeachy – Perranzabuloe (OS, 1:25000, 2003)
Camps – Ludgvan (*CRO, P129/21/1, 1799); Camps, 1799; The Camps, 1840, 1971
Camps, The – Ludgvan, tenement (CRO, TA/129, 1840) (Russell, 1971, p75); Camps, 1799; The Camps, 1840, 1971
Camps, Park-an-, The – Ludgvan, tenement (CRO, TA/129, 1840); parke an Campe tenement, 1707; The Park-an-Camps, 1840
Camther, Molend de – Probus, near Candor (CA 15, 1976, p107, citing from Henderson, citing from 1480 and 1595); Molend de Camther, 1480, 1595; Canther Mill, 1595 (see also Candor)
Camullas – Crantock, on coast at Pentire (OS, 1:25000, 2003)
Can Orchard – Launcells, farm (Symons, 1884); Orcet, 1086; Orchard, 1244; Canorcherd, 1562; Camorcharde, Orchard, 1574; Cann Orchard, c.1580; Can Orchard, 1884; Cannorchard, 1948; Cann Orchard, 1986
Canabridge – Lawhitton, tenement (CRO, TA/119, 1842)
Canada – Launcells (SS 2408) (Gover, 1948), in Bude-Stratton civil parish (OS, 1:25000, 1997)
Canal – Luxulyan, near Ponts Mill [TA 2368] (CA 20, 1981, p213, citing from TA, c.1840)
Canalier – Landewednack, near Cathillian Mill [TA 442, 469, 487, 559, 579] (CA 9, 1970, p156, citing from TA, c.1840)
Canara – Mylor (SW 794 370): Cannera, (*RIC, Z/12/4, 1679); Canara, tenement (CRO, TA/161, 1843); Canara, Cannera, farm (Symons, 1884); Canara, (OS, 1:25000, 2003).
Cannera, 1679; Canara, 1843; Canara, Cannera, 1884; Canara, 2003
Cancer – Otterham (CRO, AD682/15, 1610), hamlet (Symons, 1884); Cansworthie, 1610; Cancer, 1610, 1884
Candles Craft – Towednack, at Higher Bussow (CRO, TA/226, No.584, 1842)
Candor – Probus, possible site of non-extant Plain-an-Gwarry (CA 15, 1976, p106); Candra, 1884; Candor, 1976 (see also Canther Mill)
Candra – Probus, farm (Symons, 1884); Candra, 1884; Candor, 1976
Candra, Middle – St Breward (Symons, 1884)
Candra, North – St Breward, farm (Symons, 1884)
Candra, West – St Breward (Symons, 1884)
Canhewas – St Eval, farm (Symons, 1884)
Cann Orchard – Launcells (Gover [all details in need of verification], 1948, citing from c.1580) (Maxwell, 1986); Orcet, 1086; Orchard, 1244; Canorcherd, 1562; Camorcharde, Orchard, 1574; Cann Orchard, c.1580; Can Orchard, 1884; Cannorchard, 1948; Cann Orchard, 1986
Canna Park – Morwenstow (Gover [all details in need of verification], 1948, citing from 1840); Canna Park, 1840; Cannapark Wood, 1948, 1997
Cannalidgey – St Issey, hamlet, 7 tenements and common (Symons, 1884) (OS, 1:25000, 2003)
Cannalidgey Villa Farm – St Issey (OS, 1:25000, 2003)
Cannaminning – St Austell, 3 farms (Symons, 1884)
Cannapark Wood – Morwenstow (SS 2213/2313) (Gover, 1948) (OS, 1:25000, 1997); Canna Park, 1840; Cannapark Wood, 1948, 1997
Cannera – Mylor: see under Canara.
Cannera Croft – Mylor: (*RIC, Z/12/4, 1679).
Cannera Croft, 1679
Cannicoose – Probus, fields and plantations (Symons, 1884)
Cannis – Tywardreath (Stephens, 1961, p510, citing from 1748) (Symons, 1884) (Stephens, 1961, p510); Cannis, 1748, 1884, 1961
Cannorchard – Launcells (Gover, 1948); Orcet, 1086; Orchard, 1244; Canorcherd, 1562; Camorcharde, Orchard, 1574; Cann Orchard, c.1580; Can Orchard, 1884; Cannorchard, 1948; Cann Orchard, 1986
Canny Coombe – South Hill, tenement (CRO, TA/210, 1842) (see also Combeland and Coumbelawn)
Cannyglaze – Altarnun, farm (Symons, 1884)
Canon’s Town – Ludgvan, village (OS, 6”, 1891); Canons' Town, 1840; Canonstown, 1870, 1884; Canon’s Town, 1891
Canons' Town – Ludgvan, tenement (CRO, TA/129, 1840); Canons' Town, 1840; Canonstown, 1870, 1884; Canon’s Town, 1891
Canonstown – Ludgvan (Padel, 1988, citing from 1870), village (Symons, 1884); Canons' Town, 1840; Canonstown, 1870, 1884; Canon’s Town, 1891
Canorcherd – Launcells (Gover [all details in need of verification], 1948, citing from 1562); Orcet, 1086; Orchard, 1244; Canorcherd, 1562; Camorcharde, Orchard, 1574; Cann Orchard, c.1580; Can Orchard, 1884; Cannorchard, 1948; Cann Orchard, 1986
Cansford – Otterham, tenement (CRO, TA/169, 1842), farm (Symons, 1884)
Cansford, East – Otterham, tenement (CRO, TA/169, 1842)
Cansworthie – Otterham (CRO, AD682/15, 1610); Cansworthie, 1610; Cancer, 1610, 1884
Cant Cove – St Minver (CRO, TM/154, 1841) (OS, 1:25000, 2003)
Cant Farm – St Minver (Symons, 1884) (OS, 1:25000, 2003)
Cant Hill – St Minver (OS, 1:25000, 2003)
Canther Mill – Probus, near Candor (CA 15, 1976, p107, citing from Henderson, citing from 1595); Molend de Camther, 1480; Canther Mill, Molend de Camther, 1595 (see also Candor)
Canworthy – Warbstow, farm (Symons, 1884)
Canworthy – Jacobstow, farm (Symons, 1884)
Canworthy Water – Jacobstow, hamlet (Padel, 1988); Kennery bridg, 1699; Kenworthy Water, 1748, 1884; Canworthy Water, 1988
Cap Cornwall – St Just in Penwith, coastal promontory (Padel, 1988, citing from 1699); Cap Cornwall, 1699; C. Cornwall, 1743; Cape Cornwall, 1761, 1845, 1884, 1971
Cape Cornwall – St Just in Penwith, tenement (CRO, TA/95, 1845), coastal promontory (Symons, 1884) (Russell, 1971, p16); Cap Cornwall, 1699; C. Cornwall, 1743; Cape Cornwall, 1761, 1845, 1884, 1971
Cape Pennance – Budock, tenement (CRO, TA/22, 1844)
Caprera – St Austell, residence of Mr John Levering (Symons, 1884)
Captain Ward's Mine – Warleggan, mine (*CRO, GRA/226/3, 1789)
Caradger – Sennen, near Escalls [TA 80-1] (Russell, 1971, p46, citing from TA, c.1840)
Caradon – Non-Metropolitan District, area 66,407 hectares, population 73,300 (Craig, 1988, p163)
Caradon – Linkinhorne, farm and village (Symons, 1884); Carnatona, Carnetone, 1086; Carnedune, c.1160; Carnedon, 1234; Caradon, 1884; Caradon Town, 1986
Caradon Hill – Linkinhorne, hill (Padel, 1988, citing from c.1605) (Redding, 1842, p4); Caradon hill, c.1605, 1842
Caradon Town – Linkinhorne, hamlet (OS, 1:25000, 1986); Carnatona, Carnetone, 1086; Carnedune, c.1160; Carnedon, 1234; Caradon, 1884; Caradon Town, 1986
Caragloos – Gerrans (RIC, HP/5/2, *HendCal 9, c.1920s, §190, 1715); Caragloos, 1715; Caregloose, 1884; Caragloose, 1884; Caragloose Farm, 2003
Caragloose – Veryan (Symons, 1884); Caragloos, 1715; Caregloose, 1884; Caragloose, 1884; Caragloose Farm, 2003
Caragloose Farm – Veryan (OS, 1:25000, 2003); Caragloos, 1715; Caregloose, 1884; Caragloose, 1884; Caragloose Farm, 2003
Caragloose Point – Veryan, coastal promontory (OS, 1:25000, 2003)
Caralsa – St Allen (OS, 1:25000, 2003)
Caran – Camborne (Thomas, 1967, p189, citing from 1397, 1420 and 1460); Caervran, c.1260; Kaervran, 1283; Carvran, 1284; Karfran, 1302; Carhain, 1313; Carren, 1335; Carran, 1331, 1334; Kaerwran, 1380; Caran, 1397; Karan, 1417; Caran, 1420, 1460; Karan, 1510; Carane, 1523; Crane, 1570, 1600; Crahan, 1620; Cran, 1651, 1664; Crane, 1677, 1743, 1745, 1758, 1768, 1787, 1790, 1843, 1884, 1948, 1967, 2003
Carane – Camborne (Gover [all details in need of verification], 1948, p583, citing from 1523); Caervran, c.1260; Kaervran, 1283; Carvran, 1284; Karfran, 1302; Carhain, 1313; Carren, 1335; Carran, 1331, 1334; Kaerwran, 1380; Caran, 1397; Karan, 1417; Caran, 1420, 1460; Karan, 1510; Carane, 1523; Crane, 1570, 1600; Crahan, 1620; Cran, 1651, 1664; Crane, 1677, 1743, 1745, 1758, 1768, 1787, 1790, 1843, 1884, 1948, 1967, 2003
Carantocus, Sanctus – see Crantock (Padel, 1988, citing from 1302); Langoroch, Langorroc, Sanctus Carentoch, 1086; Seint Karentoc, 1234; Sanctus Carantocus of Lancorru, 1302; Crantocke, 1546; Crantock, c.1590s; Crantocke, 1613; Crantock, 1694, 1759, 1884, 1986
Carantocus’ Well, St – Crantock, near Crantock, extant (CA 20, 1981, p207)
Cararthek – Gwennap (Padel, 1988, citing from 1408); Cararthek, 1408; Carharthek, 1423; Carharracke, 1590; Craharrock (Gate), 1791; Carharrack, 1884, 1988
Carascorn – St Buryan (Russell, 1971, p41, citing from 1333 and 1560); Carascorn, 1333, 1560; ? Creskin Down, c.1840
Carawoda – Probus (CA 15, 1976, p103, citing from Henderson and Gover, both citing from 1301); Carawoda, 1301; Carvossa, 1884, 2003
Carbanon Close – Mawgan in Pydar, near Trevarrian [TA 747, 749-50] (CA 17, 1978, p120, citing from TA, c.1840)
Carbarrow Close – Mawgan in Pydar, near Trevarrian [TA 742, 751] (CA 17, 1978, p119, citing from TA, c.1840)
Carbeal – Antony, farm and mansion (Symons, 1884); Karbile, 1267; Karbeare, 1381; Carbeal, 1884; Carbeile, 1974
Carbean – St Austell (Hext, 1953, p2, citing from 1537), 2 tenements (Symons, 1884) (OS, 1:25000, 2003); Carnvehan, 1536; Carbean, 1537; Carnbehan, 1541; Carbean, 1884, 2003
Carbeans Quarry – Lanlivery (OS, 6", 1888); the Cabeans, 1880; Carbeans Quarry, 1888
Carbeglett – Blisland, 2 tenements (Symons, 1884)
Carbeile – Antony (Thomas, 1974, p16); Karbile, 1267; Karbeare, 1381; Carbeal, 1884; Carbeile, 1974
Carbence, Higher – Lelant (CRO, TA/120, 1841); Carbons, 1391; Carbes, c.1720; Carbus, 1761; Carbience, 1836; Higher/Lower Carbence, 1884; Carbis, 1988
Carbence, Lower – Lelant (CRO, TA/120, 1841) (Russell, 1971, p19); Carbons, 1391; Carbes, c.1720; Carbus, 1761; Carbience, 1836; Lower Carbence, 1841, Higher/Lower Carbence, 1884; Carbis, 1988; Lower Carbence, 1971
Carbence Tenement – St Levan (*CRO, P122/12/1, 1731 and 1740)
Carbers – Cuby, tenement (CRO, TA/44, 1842); Carbons, 1688; Carbers, 1842
Carbes – Lelant, of Robert Thomas (*CRO, P120/5/1, c.1720); Carbons, 1391; Carbes, c.1720; Carbus, 1761; Carbience, 1836; Higher/Lower Carbence, 1884; Carbis, 1988
Carbience – Lelant, tenement (*CRO, TEM/296, 1836); Carbons, 1391; Carbes, c.1720; Carbus, 1761; Carbience, 1836; Higher/Lower Carbence, 1884; Carbis, 1988
Carbihan – Probus: see under Carvean.
Carbill-Barn – Cardinham, farm (Symons, 1884); Cabulian, Cabvlian, 1086; Carbill-Barn, 1884; Cabilla, 1986
Carbilla-Moorland – Cardinham (Symons, 1884); Carbillia Mooreland, 1643; Carbilla Moorland, 1884 (see also Cabilla)
Carbillia Mooreland – Warleggan (*CRO, GRA/225/1, 1643); Carbillia Mooreland, 1643; Carbilla Moorland, 1884
Carbilly – Blisland (Symons, 1884)
Carbis – St Hilary, farm (Symons, 1884); Cabbis, 1843; Carbis, 1884
Carbis – Lelant, farm (Padel, 1988); Carbons, 1391; Carbes, c.1720; Carbus, 1761; Carbience, 1836; Higher/Lower Carbence, 1884; Carbis, 1988
Carbis – Roche, 15 tenements and hamlet (Symons, 1884) (OS, 1:25000, 2003)
Carbis – Stithians (Symons, 1884) (Gover, 1948, p530); Carbous, 1327; Carbis, 1884, 1948; Ennis and Carbis Farm, 2003
Carbis, Mount – Redruth, tenement (CRO, TA/197, 1844)
Carbis Bay – Lelant, bay and cove (OS, 6”, 1938); Parrupter, c.1499; Porthreptor, 1580; Brepter, 1841; Barrepta Cove, Carbis Bay, 1938
Carbis Bay – Lelant, hamlet and resort (Symons, 1884) (OS, 6”, 1938) (Russell, 1971, p99); Carbis Bay, 1884, 1938, 1971
Carbis Common – Roche (OS, 1:25000, 2003)
Carbis Farm, Ennis and – Stithians (OS, 1:25000, 2003); Ennis, 1884; Ennis and Carbis Farm, 2003 (see also Enis)
Carbis Field – Lelant, at Boskerris Woolas (CRO, TA/120, No.191, 1841)
Carbis Field – Lelant, at Chyangwell (CRO, TA/120, No.15, 1841)
Carbis Mill – St Hilary (Symons, 1884)
Carbis Water – Lelant, hamlet (OS, 6”, 1938)
Carblake, Higher – Cardinham, farm (Symons, 1884); Carebleock, 1675; Higher/Lower Carblake, 1884
Carblake, Lower – Cardinham, farm (Symons, 1884); Carebleock, 1675; Higher/Lower Carblake, 1884
Carbons – Cuby, near Rosevallon (CA 7, 1968, p97); Carbons, 1688; Carbers, 1842
Carbons – Lelant, farm (Padel, 1988, citing from 1391); Carbons, 1391; Carbes, c.1720; Carbus, 1761; Carbience, 1836; Higher/Lower Carbence, 1884; Carbis, 1988
Carboul Tor – St Neot (Symons, 1884) (CA 16, 1977, p144)
Carbouling – Kea [Tregavethan], farm, merged into Nancewroth (Symons, 1884); Carbowlin, 1841; Carbouling, 1884
Carbous – Stithians (Gover [all details in need of verification], 1948, p530, citing from 1327); Carbous, 1327; Carbis, 1884, 1948; Ennis and Carbis Farm, 2003
Carbowlin – Tregavethan (*CRO, TM/98/2, 1841); Carbowlin, 1841; Carbouling, 1884
Carbowlin Wartha – Tregavethan (CRO, TA/98/2, 1841)
Carbue – Ludgvan, near Collurian [TA 1232-9] (Russell, 1971, p43, citing from TA, c.1840)
Carbullek – Stithians (Gover [all details in need of verification], 1948, p530, citing from 1380); Carfolec, 1200; Carbullok, 1370; Carbullek, 1380; Carvullock, 1948; Carnvullock, 1972
Carbullok – Stithians (Gover [all details in need of verification], 1948, p530, citing from 1370); Carfolec, 1200; Carbullok, 1370; Carbullek, 1380; Carvullock, 1948; Carnvullock, 1972
Carburra – Warleggan, St Neot and ? Temple, manor (*CRO, CL/734/32, 1715)
Carburra – Warleggan, in the manor of Carburra, tenements, high rent paid by Charles Grills, Esq, and by Phillip Mayowe, Esq (*CRO, CL/734/32, 1715); Carbury, 1643; Carrbury, 1644; Carburra, 1715; Carburrow, 1840, 1884
Carburrow – Warleggan, tenement (CRO, TA/247, 1840), farm (Symons, 1884); Carbury, 1643; Carrbury, 1644; Carburra, 1715; Carburrow, 1840, 1884
Carburrow Tor – Warleggan, 86 acres and 34 perches (CRO, TA/247, No.465, 1840)
Carbury – Warleggan (*CRO, GRA/225/1, 1643); Carbury, 1643; Carrbury, 1644; Carburra, 1715; Carburrow, 1840, 1884
Carbus – Lelant, of Thomas Sandow (*CRO, P120/5/1, 1761); Carbons, 1391; Carbes, c.1720; Carbus, 1761; Carbience, 1836; Higher/Lower Carbence, 1884; Carbis, 1988
Carcaddon Wood – Feock, at Trelissick (OS, 1:25000, 2003)
Carcarick Tor – St Cleer, hill (Symons, 1884)
Carclase – St Kew (Symons, 1884); Carclase, 1884; Carclaze Farm, 2003
Carclaze – St Austell (CA 11, 1972, p73) (OS, 1:25000, 2003); Curglas, 1311; Cruklas, 1500; Carclaze (Downs), c.1840; Carclaze, 1972, 2003
Carclaze – St Austell, large excavation 2 miles north of St Austell, supposed originally to have been worked for tin, but now worked chiefly for china clay (Symons, 1884)
Carclaze Downs – St Austell [TA 4371] (CA 11, 1972, p73, citing from TA, c.1840)
Carclaze Farm – St Kew (OS, 1:25000, 2003); Carclase, 1884; Carclaze Farm, 2003
Carclew – Mylor, the seat of Charles Lemon, Baronet (RRIC 22, 1840, p81), tenement (CRO, TA/161, 1843), the seat of Lieutenant Colonel Tremayne, J.P., late of the Lemon family, and purchased by William Lemon in 1749 (Symons, 1884) (Padel, 1988); Crucleu, 1314; Carclew, 1840; Carclew, Carlew, 1843; Carclew, 1884, 1988
Carclew, Little – Mylor, tenement (CRO, TA/161, 1843)
Carcoe – St Germans, farm (Symons, 1884); Carcoe, Carkew, 1884
Carcoole – St Eval (RIC, HP/4/2, *HendCal 9, c.1920s, §232, 1649), two closes (RIC, HP/4/4, *HendCal 9, c.1920s, §234, 1667) (RIC, HP/4/9, *HendCal 9, c.1920s, §239, 1731) (RIC, HP/4/17, *HendCal 9, c.1920s, §243, 1746) (*RIC, HP/4/24, 1765), 70 acres with Trevemider (RIC, HP/4/32, *HendCal 9, c.1920s, §248, 1794); Cruketoll alias Carcoole, 1649, 1667, 1731; Cruketoll, 1738; Carcoole, 1746; Craketoll, 1747; Cruketoll alias Carcoole, 1765, 1794
Card, Leas – see Liskeard (*CRO, P32/1/1, 1714 and 1715); Leskerd, 1643; Liskeard, 1648; Leskeard, Liskard, 1699; Liskeird, c.1700; Liskerd, 1709; Leskeard, 1713; leas Card, leskeard, 1714; Leas Card, 1715; Liskard, Liskeard, 1723; Leskeard, 1725; Liskeard, 1741; Leskeard, 1749; Liskerd, 1769; Liskeard, 1834; Leskard, 1848; Liskeard, 1884
Cardeage – Ludgvan, near Tregender [TA 1006] (Russell, 1971, p43, citing from TA, c.1840)
Cardeast, Higher – Cardinham, farm (Symons, 1884); Cardeest, 1675; Higher/Lower Cardeast, 1884
Cardeast, Lower – Cardinham, farm (Symons, 1884); Cardeest, 1675; Higher/Lower Cardeast, 1884
Cardeest – Cardinham, in the Manor of Cardinham, of Thomas Rawe and Hugh Billing (*CRO, AR/3/429, 1675); Cardeest, 1675; Higher/Lower Cardeast, 1884
Cardenham – see Cardinham (*CRO, P247/1/1, 1630, 1638 and 1647); Cardinan lebiri, c.1180; Cardinan, c.1194; Cardynha, c.1600s; Cardinham, 1613; Cardenham, 1630, 1638, 1647; Cardinham, 1659, 1666, 1673, 1689, 1694, 1697, 1708, 1716, 1759, 1799, 1884
Cardew – Trevalga, tenement (CRO, TA/233, 1842), farm (Symons, 1884)
Cardew – Warbstow, farm (Symons, 1884)
Cardew Downs – Trevalga (CRO, TA/233, Nos. 306-308, 1842)
Cardinan – see Cardinham, given in personal name of Robert de Cardinan (*CRO, BLOS/1, c.1194); Cardinan lebiri, c.1180; Cardinan, c.1194; Cardynha, c.1600s; Cardinham, 1613; Cardenham, 1630, 1638, 1647; Cardinham, 1659, 1666, 1673, 1689, 1694, 1697, 1708, 1716, 1759, 1799, 1884
Cardinan lebiri – see Cardinham (CRO, ART/1/6, c.1180); Cardinan lebiri, c.1180; Cardinan, c.1194; Cardynha, c.1600s; Cardinham, 1613; Cardenham, 1630, 1638, 1647; Cardinham, 1659, 1666, 1673, 1689, 1694, 1697, 1708, 1716, 1759, 1799, 1884
Cardinham – ecclesiastical parish, hundred of West (*CRO, ARD/TER/165, 1613) (*CRO, P247/1/1, 1659, 1666, 1673 and 1689) (*CRO, GRA/225/4, 1694) (*CRO, P247/1/1, 1697 and 1708) (*CRO, P111/25/13, 1716) (*CRO, GHW/10/1/1, c.1830s, citing from 1759) (*RIC, HP/18/7, 1799) (Symons, 1884); Cardinan lebiri, c.1180; Cardinan, c.1194; Cardynha, c.1600s; Cardinham, 1613; Cardenham, 1630, 1638, 1647; Cardinham, 1659, 1666, 1673, 1689, 1694, 1697, 1708, 1716, 1759, 1799, 1884
Cardinham – Cardinham, mannor (*CRO, ARD/TER/165, 1613) (*CRO, AR/3/429, 1675)
Cardinham – Crowan (*CRO, AD1709/1, 1796), tenement (CRO, TA/42, 1841) (Redding, 1842, p6) (Symons, 1884), Cardinham Farm (OS, 1:25000, 2003); Cardynan, 1360; Cardinham, 1796, 1841, 1842, 1884, 2003
Cardinham, Old – Cardinham, in the Manor of Cardinham, of divers tenants (*CRO, AR/3/429, 1675), tenement here, held by John Courts, about 27½ acres (*RIC, HP/18/7, 1799), farm (Symons, 1884); Old Cardinham, 1675, 1799, 1884
Cardinham Lodge – Cardinham, farm (Symons, 1884)
Cardinham River – Cardinham (Symons, 1884)
Cardinney – St Buryan (CRO, TA/23, 1844) (OS, 6”, 1888) (Russell, 1971, p13); Cardinney, 1844; Cardinnis, 1884; Cardinney, 1888, 1971
Cardinnis – St Buryan (Symons, 1884); Cardinney, 1844; Cardinnis, 1884; Cardinney, 1888, 1971
Cardrew – Redruth, tenements (CRO, TA/197, 1844), 14 tenements and mine (Symons, 1884)
Cardrew, Higher – Redruth, tenement (CRO, TA/197, 1844)
Cardrew, Jenkin's Tenement, Higher – Redruth (CRO, TA/197, 1844)
Cardrew, Jones' Tenement, – Redruth (CRO, TA/197, 1844)
Cardrew, Lower – Redruth, tenement (CRO, TA/197, 1844)
Cardrew Common, Wheal James Tenement, – Redruth (CRO, TA/197, 1844)
Cardrew Downs – Redruth, tenements (CRO, TA/197, 1844)
Cardrew Tenement, Middle – Redruth (CRO, TA/197, 1844)
Cardrew House – Redruth, residence (Symons, 1884)
Carduf – St Austell (Padel, 1988, citing from 1327); Cartheu, 1201; Carduf, 1327; Kaerthu, 1328; Carthu, 1367; Carthew, 1884, 1988
Cardwen – Pelynt, farm (Symons, 1884)
Cardynan – Crowan (CA 15, 1976, p92, citing from Henderson, citing from 1360); Cardynan, 1360; Cardinham, 1796, 1841, 1842, 1884, 2003
Cardynha – see Cardinham (*CRO, ARD/TER/166, c.1600s); Cardinan lebiri, c.1180; Cardinan, c.1194; Cardynha, c.1600s; Cardinham, 1613; Cardenham, 1630, 1638, 1647; Cardinham, 1659, 1666, 1673, 1689, 1694, 1697, 1708, 1716, 1759, 1799, 1884
Carebleock – Cardinham, in the Manor of Cardinham, of Hugh Copnie (*CRO, AR/3/429, 1675); Carebleock, 1675; Higher/Lower Carblake, 1884
Careg Cowse – island and ecclesiastical parish: see under Michael's Mount, St.
Caregloose – Veryan, farm (Symons, 1884); Caragloos, 1715; Caregloose, 1884; Caragloose, 1884; Caragloose Farm, 2003
Careglooz – St Keverne (Symons, 1884)
Careless, Mount – Ruan Minor, farm (Symons, 1884); Mount Carlees, 1843; Mount Careless, 1884</