An Index to the Historical Place Names of Cornwall (G to H)
An Index to the Historical Place Names of Cornwall (G to H)
Gabban, Gilly, Croft Caroline and – Mawgan in Meneage, tenement (CRO, TA/140, 1841); (Croft Caroline and) Gilly Gabban, 1841; Gilly-Gobban, 1884
Gabbins Tenement – Germoe (CRO, TA/69, 1841)
Gabmas, the – Lelant, at Trink (CRO, TA/120, Nos. 546-548, 1841)
Gabnas Tenement – Germoe (CRO, TA/69, 1841)
Gaddaford – Lezant, hamlet (Symons, 1884)
Gadles – St Gluvias, tenement (CRO, TA/72, 1845), farm (Symons, 1884)
Gaider, The – St Keverne (SW 761 168), cliff (OS, 25”, 1907) (OS, 1:25000, 1996)
Galidna – Wendron, tenement (CRO, TA/249, 1844); Galidneo, 1619; Galidna, 1844; Garlidna, 1884
Galidneo – Wendron (CRO, P249/12/1, late 18th century, citing from 1619); Galidneo, 1619; Galidna, 1844; Garlidna, 1884
Gallas, Wheal – St Buryan, field in Boleigh (CRO, TA/23, No.3178, 1844)
Gallows Hillhead – Lanlivery, in Lostwithiel civil parish (OS, 25”, XLII.3, 1907); Gallows Hillhead, 1907; Hillhead, 1989
Galowras – Gorran, 2 farms (Symons, 1884)
Galver, Carn – Zennor, hill and tin mine (Symons, 1884) (Russell, 1971, p26); Karn Gollewa, 1769; Carn Gollewa, 1840; Carn Galver, 1884, 1971
Gam Parks – Michaelstow, tenement (CRO, TA/151, 1843)
Gamper – Sennen (SW 3425), coastal (OS, 1:25000, 1980)
Ganders, The – Ludgvan, holloway adjoining the parish almshouse (*CRO, AD1315/4, 1771)
Gang – St Ive, farm (Symons, 1884)
Gannel Creek – Crantock, navagable to Trevemper Bridge, 2½ miles (Symons, 1884)
Gapbons – St Gluvias, the nursery of T Clemens (Symons, 1884)
Gar, Aga – Perranuthnoe: see under Aja Gar.
Gar, Aja – Perranuthnoe: see under Aja Gar.
Garaford – Morval (Picken, 1953-4, citing from 1334); Garaford, 1334; Garforde, 1593; Garrafourth, 1587; Gulliford, 1845, 1953-4
Garca Moor – St Austell (*CRO, CF/2980, 1839)
Garforde – Morval (Picken, 1953-4, citing from 1593); Garaford, 1334; Garforde, 1593; Garrafourth, 1587; Gulliford, 1845, 1953-4
Garges, Great – Cuby, tenement (CRO, TA/44, 1842); Gargis, 1785; Great Garges, 1842; Great Gargus, 1884
Garges, Middle – Cuby, tenement (CRO, TA/44, 1842); Middle Garges, 1842; Mid Gargus, Middle Gargus, 1884
Garges, Yonder – Cuby, tenement (CRO, TA/44, 1842); Little Gargis, 1785; Yonder Garges, 1842; Lower Gargus, 1884
Gargis – Cuby (*CRO, AD1200, 1785); Gargis, 1785; Great Garges, 1842; Great Gargus, 1884
Gargis, Little – Cuby (*CRO, AD1200, 1785); Little Gargis, 1785; Yonder Garges, 1842; Lower Gargus, 1884
Gargus, Great – Cuby, farm (Symons, 1884); Gargis, 1785; Great Garges, 1842; Great Gargus, 1884
Gargus, Lower – Cuby, farm (Symons, 1884); Little Gargis, 1785; Yonder Garges, 1842; Lower Gargus, 1884
Gargus, Mid – Cuby, farm (Symons, 1884); Middle Garges, 1842; Mid Gargus, Middle Gargus, 1884
Gargus, Middle – Cuby, farm (Symons, 1884); Middle Garges, 1842; Mid Gargus, Middle Gargus, 1884
Garhurles – St Sampson (Fenwick, 1986, p83, citing from 1588); Carhurles, 1467, 1550; Garhurles alias Carhurlees, 1588; Carhurles, 1630; Carhurles (and Layawn), 1844; Killhearles, 1900; Carharles, 1984
Garlenick – Creed, the seat of the Reverend C Moore, and farm (Symons, 1884), of John Gwennap Dennis Moore (*CRO, P184/28/1, 1910)
Garles – Lesnewth, farm and residence (Symons, 1884) (see also Grylls)
Garlidna – Wendron, 6 tenements, also disused tin mine (Symons, 1884); Galidneo, 1619; Galidna, 1844; Garlidna, 1884
Garmoe – Lanteglos by Camelford (OS, 25", XIV. 7, 1907); Garmow, 1884; Garmoe, 1907
Garmow – Lanteglos by Camelford, farm (Symons, 1884); Garmow, 1884; Garmoe, 1907
Garneggan – Lanteglos by Fowey, farm (Symons, 1884)
Garrack, Park – Lelant, at Ninnis (CRO, TA/120, No.1948, 1841)
Garrack, Park an – St Ives, at Hendra (CRO, TA/91, No.805, 1844)
Garrack, Park-an- – Gulval, tenement (CRO, AD59/33 (TA), 1843)
Garrack Vean – Mylor, tenement (CRO, TA/161, 1843); Garrack Vean, 1843; Garrick, 1884
Garrafourth – Morval (Picken, 1953-4, citing from 1587); Garaford, 1334; Garforde, 1593; Garrafourth, 1587; Gulliford, 1845, 1953-4
Garrah – St Breward, common (Symons, 1884); Garrah, Higher Garrah, 1884
Garrah – Mullion, hamlet (Symons, 1884); Garro, 1843; Garrah, 1884
Garrah, Higher – St Breward, common (Symons, 1884); Garrah, Higher Garrah, 1884
Garrah, Lower – St Breward, farm (Symons, 1884)
Garrah Down – St Breward (Symons, 1884)
Garras – Gulval, tenement (CRO, AD59/33 (TA), 1843)
Garras – Kenwyn, farm and old idle lead mine (Symons, 1884)
Garras – Mawgan in Meneage, hamlet (Symons, 1884)
Garras, Croft – Towednack, at Trevissa (CRO, TA/226, No.331, 1842)
Garras, Noon – Gulval, tenement (CRO, AD59/33 (TA), 1843)
Garrick – Mylor, hamlet (Symons, 1884); Garrack Vean, 1843; Garrick, 1884
Garrick, Wheal – Perranzabuloe, tin bounds (*RIC, HP/18/10, 1853)
Garro – Mullion, tenement (CRO, TA/160, 1843); Garro, 1843; Garrah, 1884
garrow, Croft – Perranarworthal (*CRO, P182/1/4, 1829)
Garrow, Park an – St Ives, at Ayr and St Ives tenement (CRO, TA/91, No.1010, 1844); King’s Meadow, Park an Garrow, 1844
Garrow Meane – St Columb Major: field, in Gilbert's or Jewell's Tenement in the village of Ruthvos, and in the Manor of Ruthvos (*RIC, HC/59/24, c.1803).
Garrow Meane, c.1803
Garrows Tenement – Trevalga (CRO, TA/233, 1842)
Gassock Hill – St Minver, near the coast (CRO, TM/154, 1841)
Gate – St Ive, farm (Symons, 1884)
Gates, Two, Lewannick Village and – Lewannick, tenement (CRO, TA/123, 1842)
Gaver, Lower – Towednack, at Trevissa (CRO, TA/226, No.347, 1842)
Gaver, Nearer – Towednack, at Trevissa (CRO, TA/226, No.349, 1842)
Gaver, Top – Towednack, at Trevissa (CRO, TA/226, No.348, 1842)
Gaverne, Port – Endellion (SX 002 808): Port Gavorne, cove (CRO, TM/55, 1839), to the east of and nearly contiguous to Port Isaac, is a small inlet and village, where roofing slate is shipped. Coal and grain are also imported and warehoused here (Symons, 1884); Port Gaverne, cove and village (OS, 1:25000, 2003).
Port Gavorne, 1839, 1884; Port Gaverne, 2003
Gavis, Burrow, Homer – St Buryan, field in Rosemoddress (CRO, TA/23, No.3443, 1844)
Gavis, Burrow, Outer – St Buryan, field in Rosemoddress, with mention of burrow [barrow] here (CRO, TA/23, No.3444, 1844)
Gavorne, Port – Endellion: see under Gaverne, Port.
Gavrigan – St Columb Major, 2 large farms and several cottages and small farms (Symons, 1884)
Gawgan, South – St Neot, farm [? typo for South Fawgan] (Symons, 1884) (see also Higher/Lower Fawgan)
Gawns – Blisland, farm (Symons, 1884)
Gay, Fenton – St Buryan, field in Burnewhall (CRO, TA/23, No.540, 1844)
Gay, Noon – Camborne, tenement (CRO, TA/27, 1843)
Gayan, Ara – St Ives, at Hellesveor (CRO, TA/91, No.372, 1844)
Gayer, Castle – St Hilary, the residence of Mr R G Michell at Marazion (Symons, 1884)
Gayew, Little – St Keverne: field in Roscarnon, held by Alexander Lugg, 3 roods and 24 perches (*CRO, AD1807/5, 1766).
Little Gayew, 1766
Gayew, Middle – St Keverne: field in Roscarnon, held by Alexander Lugg, 1 acre, 2 roods and 9 perches (*CRO, AD1807/5, 1766).
Middle Gayew, 1766
Gayew, Outer – St Keverne: field in Roscarnon, held by Alexander Lugg, 1 acre, 3 roods and 34 perches (*CRO, AD1807/5, 1766).
Outer Gayew, 1766
Gayew, Percuas, Great – St Keverne: see under Percuas Gayew, Great.
Gayew, Percuas, Little – St Keverne: see under Percuas Gayew, Little.
Gayin Downs – Lelant, at Worvas (CRO, TA/120, No.283, 1841)
Gayr – Camborne: see under Gear.
Gays Eastcott – Morwenstow: see under Eastcott.
Gazebo – St Hilary, residence of Mr R Millett at Marazion (Symons, 1884)
Gazel, Great – Tintagel, field in Boslowe, of Giles Roundsevall (*SA, Wh M/Maps/68, 1735); Great Gazel, 1735; Gazell, 1871
Gazel, Little – Tintagel, field in Boslowe, of Giles Roundsevall (*SA, Wh M/Maps/68, 1735); Little Gazel, 1735; Gazell, 1871
Gazel, Little – Tintagel, field in Trebarwith, tenant is Susannah Lobb, 2 acres, 1 rood and 38 perches (*SA, Wh M/Maps/52b, 1871)
Gazeland – St Neot, clay works (Symons, 1884)
Gazell – Tintagel, field in Upton and Beslow, tenants are Abraham and Philip Bastard, 7 acres, 1 rood and 2 perches statute measure (*SA, Wh M/Maps/52b, 1871); Great Gazel, 1735; Gazell, 1871
Gazell – Tintagel, field in Upton and Beslow, tenants are Abraham and Philip Bastard, 6 acres and 26 perches statute measure (*SA, Wh M/Maps/52b, 1871); Little Gazel, 1735; Gazell, 1871
Gazell, Marsh – Tintagel, field in Upton and Beslow, tenants are Abraham and Philip Bastard, 2 acres, 3 roods and 20 perches statute measure (*SA, Wh M/Maps/52b, 1871)
Geake's Enclosure – Roche, on Carriggan Common, part of the Manor of Tremoddrett, leased by Richard, Earl of Mount Edgcumbe to Richard Geake of Roche, yeoman (*CRO, GRA/261, 1838)
“Geake's Tenement, and Ball's Tenement” – Trewen (CRO, TA/235, 1844)
Geake's Tenement (otherwise Rowland's Tenement) – Trewen (CRO, TA/235, 1844); Geake's Tenement (otherwise Rowland's Tenement), Geake's otherwise Rawling's Tenement, 1844
Geake's Tenement otherwise Rowling's Tenement – Trewen (CRO, TA/235, 1844); Geake's Tenement (otherwise Rowland's Tenement), Geake's otherwise Rawling's Tenement, 1844
Geake's Wishworthy, John – Lawhitton, tenement (CRO, TA/119, 1842)
Gear – Camborne (SW 642 388): Keyr, (Thomas, 1967, p189, citing from 1470); Gayr, (Thomas, 1967, p189, citing from 1504); Gere, (Thomas, 1967, p189, citing from 1516); Engeire, Keyr, (Thomas, 1967, p189, citing from 1530); Angeare, (Thomas, 1967, p189, citing from 1558); Geare, (Thomas, 1967, p189, citing from 1600), tenement paying smoke silver to the lorde of Tehedye (*RIC, HendCal 5, c.1920s, §122, p26, citing from 1603), of John Bryant (CRO, PD/490/1, 1664); Geâr, village (Lhwyd, 1700, f2r); Gear, of Jonson Bryant (*CRO, X510, 1724), of Johnson Bryant (*CRO, X510, 1743), population, with Park pelew, Penventon, Pendarves and Mill, is 95 (*CRO, AD55/24, 1768), tenement (CRO, TA/27, 1843), farm (Symons, 1884) (Thomas, 1967, p189); Gear Farm, (OS, 1:25000, 2003).
Keyr, 1470; Gayr, 1504; Gere, 1516; Engeire, Keyr, 1530; Angeare, 1558; Geare, 1600, 1603, 1664; Geâr, 1700; Gear, 1724; Gear, 1743, 1768, 1843, 1884, 1948, 1967
Gear – St Erth, tenement (CRO, TA/59, 1842), 20 acres (Symons, 1884), exchanged by Charles Glynn Prideaux Brune, Anne Dorothea Gilbert and Carew Davies Gilbert with Charles George Cornwallis Eliot and Sir James Hamblyn Williams Drummond for lands in St Just in Roseland (*CRO, DG/211, 1894); Geare, c.1747; Gear, 1842, 1884, 1894
Gear – St Ewe, farm (Symons, 1884)
Gear – Gulval, tenement (CRO, AD59/33 (TA), 1843), 8 tenements (Symons, 1884)
Gear – Gwennap: see under Angear.
Gear – Gwinear, tenement (CRO, TA/80, 1842), farm (Symons, 1884)
Gear – St Hilary, farm (Symons, 1884); Gears, 1843; Gear, 1884
Gear – Ladock (CA 14, 1975, p108); Caer, 1308; Gear (and Dadwood), 1793; Gear, 1975
Gear – Lamorran, farm (Symons, 1884)
Gear – Madron, farm (Symons, 1884)
Gear – St Martin in Meneage (*CRO, V/P/31, 1851), farm (Symons, 1884); Gear Tenement, 1842; Gear, 1851, 1884
Gear – Perranzabuloe, farm on the sands (Symons, 1884)
Gear – Zennor (CRO, TA/255, 1842); Geer, 1768; Gear, 1842
Gear, Cross – St Buryan, near Borah [TA 3259] (Russell, 1971, pp41, 83, citing from c.1840)
Gear, Erra – St Levan, field in Tretheene (CRO, TA/122, No.844, 1842); Errow Keere, 1731; Erow Keear, 1733; Erew Kear, 1734; Errow Gear, 1737; Erro Kear, 1740; Erra Gear, 1842
Gear, Errow – St Levan (*CRO, P122/12/1, 1731); Errow Keere, 1731; Erow Keear, 1733; Erew Kear, 1734; Errow Gear, 1737; Erro Kear, 1740; Erra Gear, 1842
Gear, Great – St Allen, field in Tretherris (*CRO, PB/4/129, 1796)
Gear, Gweal-an- – St Just in Penwith, at Keigwin (CRO, TA/95, No.517, 1845)
Gear and Dadwood – Ladock, in the manor of Trethurf, leased by Peter Bourn Harris on the lives of George Huddy, aged 73, and Alexander Huddy, aged 59, occupied by Edward Blake, 158 acres and 31 perches (*CRO, BRA2459/7, 1793); Caer, 1308; Gear (and Dadwood), 1793; Gear, 1975
Gear Bridge – Mawgan in Meneage (*CRO, V/P/31, 1851)
Gear Burrows, Huel – St Erth, at Trelean (CRO, TA/59, No.766, 1842)
Gear Downs – Ladock, in the manor of Trethurf, leased by Richard Glanville on the life of Richard Glanville, aged 69, occupied by Arthur Rose, 13 acres and 25 perches (*CRO, BRA2459/7, 1793)
Gear Downs, Branches – Ladock, in the manor of Trethurf, leased by Matthias Watts on the lives of Eleanor Watts, aged 50, William Watts, aged 27, and Isaac Watts, aged 25, occupied by Edmund Stephens, 8 acres, 1 rood and 29 perches (*CRO, BRA2459/7, 1793)
Gear Downs, Hoskins's – Ladock, in the manor of Trethurf, leased by Thomas Cock on the lives of Samuel Thomas, aged 60, and Peter Thomas, aged 59, occupied by Thomas Richards, 16 acres, 1 rood and 5 perches (*CRO, BRA2459/7, 1793)
Gear Downs, Snell's – Ladock, in the manor of Trethurf, part leased by Thomas Cock on the life of John Cock, aged 26, 6 acres, 2 roods and 28 perches, also part leased by Richard Glanville on the lives of Daniel Watts, aged 74, and John Snell, aged 70, occupied by Rose and Richards, 23 acres, 2 roods and 21 perches (*CRO, BRA2459/7, 1793)
Gear Farm – Camborne: see under Gear.
Gear Park – Pillaton, field name, 7 acres, 2 roods and 2 perches (CRO, TA/188, No. 356, 1843)
Gear Sands – Perranzabuloe, on coast (CRO, TM/184, 1842)
Gear Tenement – St Martin in Meneage, tenement (CRO, TA/139, 1842); Gear Tenement, 1842; Gear, 1851, 1884
Geâr – Camborne: see under Gear.
Geare – Camborne: see under Gear.
Geare – St Erth, of William Davies (*CRO, DG/189, c.1747); Geare, c.1747; Gear, 1842, 1884, 1894
geare, Goonan- – Illogan: see under Goonan-geare.
Gearmaines, St – ecclesiastical parish: see under Germans, St.
Gears – Crowan (*CRO, AD1709/1, 1796)
Gears – St Hilary, tenement (CRO, TA/87, 1843); Gears, 1843; Gear, 1884
Gears, Two – Gwennap: see under Angear.
Geen Mill – Probus (Symons, 1884) (see also Trelowthas Mill, Tenement("Geen Mill))
Geer – Gwennap, manor (RIC, HB/8/82, *HendCal 5, c.1920s, §249, 1521) (see also Gear &c)
Geer – Zennor, Arthur Hollow and Matthew Osborn (*CRO, X110/23, 1768); Geer, 1768; Gear, 1842
Geese, Hale, Higher – Morvah, at Tregaminion (CRO, TA/156, No.92, 1841)
Geese, Hale, Lower – Morvah, at Tregaminion (CRO, TA/156, No.91, 1841)
Geese, Huel – Morvah, at Chypraze (CRO, TA/156, Nos. 37-39, 1841)
Gegan, Gregan – Phillack, field (*CRO, P186/2/47, 1887); Creege an Geggan, 1679; Creggan Geggan, 1844; Gregan Gegan, 1887
Geggan, Creege an – Phillack, near the churchtown (CA 15, 1976, p95, citing from Henderson, citing from 1679); Creege an Geggan, 1679; Creggan Geggan, 1844; Gregan Gegan, 1887
Geggan, Creggan – Phillack, near the churchtown [TA 1588] (CA 15, 1976, p95, citing from 1844); Creege an Geggan, 1679; Creggan Geggan, 1844; Gregan Gegan, 1887
Gejgoe – Camborne, of Anne Daniell (*CRO, X510, 1743); Goiegoe, 1664; Goegegoe, 1677; Gejgoe, 1743; Gojedgoe, 1745; Gojegoes, 1758; Cojeges, 1787; Gojegoes, 1827; Cogegoes, 1843; Cogogoes, 1884; Cogegoes, 1888, 1948, 2003
Gelgee – Cardinham, farm (Symons, 1884); Gelgee, Gilgeath, 1884
Gelles – Morval (Picken, 1953-4, citing from 1845); Gellys, c.1740; Gillys, 1758; Gelles, 1845; Gelly, 1884; Gellies, 1953-4
Gellies – Morval, this was three conventionary tenements of Morval Manor in the 17th and 18th centuries, and it is at least doubtful if Henry Gelly, a free tenant of Cargollen manor in 1469, was connected by name with it. It is more probable that Walter Kellys, of Lydcott tithing [i.e. this parish] in 1297, shares the name of the place (Picken, 1953-4); Gellys, c.1740; Gillys, 1758; Gelles, 1845; Gelly, 1884; Gellies, 1953-4
Gellings Park – Calstock, hamlet (Symons, 1884)
Gelly – Gwennap (RIC, HB/8/82, *HendCal 5, c.1920s, §249, 1521) (see also Gilly-Vean and Gilly-Veor)
Gelly – Morval, farm (Symons, 1884); Gellys, c.1740; Gillys, 1758; Gelles, 1845; Gelly, 1884; Gellies, 1953-4
Gellys – Morval (Picken, 1953-4, citing from c.1740); Gellys, c.1740; Gillys, 1758; Gelles, 1845; Gelly, 1884; Gellies, 1953-4
Gelly – St Pinnock, farm (Symons, 1884)
Gelly, St – Lanivet, 2 farms (Symons, 1884); St Gilly, 1793; St Gelly, 1884
Gelly, Brown – St Neot, hill (OS, 1:25000, 1988); Browngilly Hill, 1884; Browngelly, 1977; Brown Gelly, 1988
Gelly Cops – Liskeard (Symons, 1884)
Gelly Copse Water – Liskeard, near the bounds with St Pinnock (*CRO, P126/22/1, 1834)
Gen, Zawn Buzz and – St Just in Penwith, coastal inlet (OS, 6”, 1908)
Genas – see St Gennys (CRO, EL/65/4, 1612); Genas, 1612; St Gennys, 1612, 1721, 1884
Gendle’s Tenement – St Just in Penwith (CRO, TA/95, 1845)
Gennys, St – ecclesiastical parish, hundred of Lesnewth (CRO, EL/65/4, 1612) (*CRO, P185/1/1, 1721) (Symons, 1884); Genas, 1612; St Gennys, 1612, 1721, 1884
gentle, Dis, Wheal – St Agnes, tin bounds (*RIC, HP/18/10, 1853)
Gentle Jane – St Minver, coastal (CRO, TM/154, 1841)
Genver – Tintagel, farm (Symons, 1884)
George, St – Perranzabuloe, tin bounds in Cleggor (*RIC, HP/18/10, 1853)
George, St, Chapel of – Poundstock, near Woolston, extant in 1310 (CA 19, 1980, p95, citing from Henderson)
George, St, East – Perranzabuloe, tin bounds (*RIC, HP/18/10, 1853)
George, St, Little – Perranzabuloe, tin bounds in Cleggor (*RIC, HP/18/10, 1853)
George, St, Middle, East – Perranzabuloe, tin bounds (*RIC, HP/18/10, 1853)
George, St, North – Perranzabuloe, tin bounds (*RIC, HP/18/10, 1853)
George, Mount – Feock (CRO, TA/64, 1845), 2 tenements (Symons, 1884; Mount George, 1845; Mount George and Croft Tenement, 1851; Mount George, 1884
George, Mount – Kea, Mrs Roberts’s school (Symons, 1884)
George and Croft Tenement, Mount – Feock, of John Davies Gilbert (*CRO, DG/200, 1851); Mount George, 1845; Mount George and Croft Tenement, 1851; Mount George, 1884
George's, St – district in Truro, formed out of the parish of Kenwyn. The church was erected in 1855 (Symons, 1884)
Georges Tenement – Mylor, tenements (CRO, TA/161, 1843)
Georges Well, St – Padstow (CRO, TM/170, 1842)
Georgia – Towednack, tenement (CRO, TA/226, 1842), field names (CRO, TA/226, Nos. 1276-1278, 1842)
Georgia, Higher – Towednack, at Embla (CRO, TA/226, No.1353, 1842)
Georgia, Middle – Towednack, at Embla (CRO, TA/226, No.1352, 1842)
Georgia, Woon Bellas and – Towednack, tenement (CRO, TA/226, 1842)
Georgia Common – Towednack, at Embla (CRO, TA/226, No.1282, 1842)
Georgia Croft – Towednack, at Embla (CRO, TA/226, Nos. 1264-1266, 1270, 1272-1274, 1281, 1288-1290 and 1349, 1842)
Georgia Croft or Embla – Towednack, tenement (CRO, TA/226, 1842)
Georgia Crofts – Towednack, at Embla (CRO, TA/226, No.1269, 1842)
Georgia Farm – Towednack and Ludgvan, conveyed by Minnie Davies Gilbert and Patience Davies Harding to William Sydney Hall, farmer, and Elizabeth Hall, his wife, of Vellandruchia Farm, Madron (*CRO, DG/219, 1929)
Georgia Lane – Towednack, at Woon Careth (CRO, TA/226, No.1346, 1842)
Gere – Camborne: see under Gear.
Gerens in Roseland – ecclesiastical parish: see under Gerrans.
Gerles – Newlyn East, farm (Symons, 1884) (see also Gwills)
Germains, St – ecclesiastical parish: see under Germans, St.
German, Crock – Lanteglos by Fowey, near Lanteglos [TA 60] (CA 14, 1975, p101, citing from c.1840)
Germani, Sancti – ecclesiastical parish: see under Germans, St.
Germani, Sancti, Ecclesia – ecclesiastical parish: see under Germans, St.
Germano, Sancto – ecclesiastical parish: see under Germans, St.
Germans – St Mewan, tenement (CRO, TA/148, 1841)
Germans, St – ecclesiastical parish, hundred of East (SX 35 57): Ecclesia Sancti Germani, Manor or Parish consisting of twenty-four Hides, whereof the Bishop of Excester had twelve, and the Canons of the place had twelve (Brady, 1777, p90, citing from 1086); Sancto Germano, (*CRO, EL/151, 1398-9); Sancti Germani, (*RIC, HV/1/2, 1443); Sanctus Germanus, (*RIC, HV/1/3, 1564); St Germens, (*RIC, HV/1/5, 1565); St Jermyn, Saynte Jermyns, (*RIC, HV/1/7, 1568); St Germynes, (*CRO, P68/25/65, 1586); Sancto Jermans, (*RIC, HV/1/8, 1589); St Germans, (*RIC, HV/1/10, 1600); St Germins, (*RIC, Z/1/9, 1603); Saincte Jarmans, St Jarmans, given in a lease, purportedly dated 1584, but endorsed with a signed confession of the forgery of the same, dated January 1617 (*RIC, HV/1/9, c.1617); St Gearmaines, (*CRO, P144/5/3/21, 1648); St Germans, (*SA, CD/455, 1664) (*CRO, P170/13/4/35, 1798); St Germains, (*CRO, AD1751/1, 1827); St Germans, (Symons, 1884)
Ecclesia Sancti Germani, 1086; Sancto Germano, 1398-9; Sancti Germani, 1443; Sanctus Germanus, 1564; St Germens, 1565; St Jermyn, Saynte Jermyns, 1568; St Germynes, 1586; Sancto Jermans, 1589; St Germans, 1600; St Germins, 1603; St Gearmaines, 1648; St Germans, 1664, 1798; St Germains, 1827; St Germans, 1884
Germans, St – St Germans, borough and towne, part in the Manor of Bake (*SA, CD/455, 1664), large village or town (Symons, 1884)
Germans Close – St Allen, field in West Pennare (*CRO, PB/4/129, 1796)
Germans Creek, St – St Germans, an arm of the Tamar (Symons, 1884)
Germans Tenement – St Mewan (CRO, TA/148, 1841)
Germans Trewoonvean – St Mewan, tenement (CRO, TA/148, 1841); Trewoon Vean, Trewoonvean alias Old Town, (Germans/Higher) Trewoonvean, 1841; Trewoon, 1884
Germanus, Sanctus – ecclesiastical parish: see under Germans, St.
Germens, St – ecclesiastical parish: see under Germans, St.
Germins, St – ecclesiastical parish: see under Germans, St.
Germoe – ecclesiastical parish and village, hundred of Kirrier, hundred of Kirrier, 1062 acres, 154 houses and, in 1811, 735 inhabitants (Penaluna, 1819, p76) (Symons, 1884)
Germoe Vean – Germoe, tenement (CRO, TA/69, 1841)
Germoe Veor – Germoe, tenement (CRO, TA/69, 1841)
Germoe Veor, Trevarkees, part of – Germoe, tenement (CRO, TA/69, 1841)
Germynes, St – ecclesiastical parish: see under Germans, St.
Gernick – Crowan, tenement (CRO, TA/42, 1841), hamlet, lands and idle mine (Symons, 1884)
Gernick – Paul (CRO, TA/172, 1845)
Gerrans – ecclesiastical parish, hundred of Powder (SW 87 35): Gerens in Roseland, (RIC, HP/5/1, *HendCal 9, c.1920s, §10, 1568); Gerrans, (*RIC, HC/24/17, 1710) (Symons, 1884)
Gerens in Roseland, 1568; Gerrans, 1710, 1884
Gerrans Gate – Gerrans, hamlet (Symons, 1884)
Gerry, Wheal – Camborne, population of Wheal Gerry &c is 28 (*CRO, AD55/24, 1768)
Gerry Wells – Tintagel, field in Down Rowe, tenant is William Brown, 3 acres, 1 rood and 14 perches (*SA, Wh M/Maps/52b, 1871)
Gevers Tenement – St Just in Penwith (CRO, TA/95, 1845)
Geveylyin – Cuby (*CRO, ML/1, 1346); Geveylyin, 1346; Goviley Major, 1842, 1884
Gew – St Allen, field in Roskief (*CRO, PB/4/129, 1796)
Gew – Crowan (*CRO, AD1709/1, 1796), tenement (CRO, TA/42, 1841), farm near Praze village (Symons, 1884); Gew, 1796, 1841, 1884
Gew – St Erth, tenement (CRO, TA/59, 1842), tenement (Symons, 1884)
Gew – Kea, farm (Symons, 1884); Goew, 1536; Gewe, 1537; Gew, 1884
Gew, The – St Buryan, field in Selena (CRO, TA/23, No.381, 1844)
Gew, the – Camborne, of Mrs Margaret Bray (CRO, PD/490/1, 1664), of Arthur Brey, gent (*CRO, X510, 1677), of Anne Daniell (*CRO, X510, 1743), of the executors of Mrs A Daniel (*CRO, X510, 1759); the Gew, 1664, 1677, 1743; Gew in Tresewithan's, 1745; the Gew, 1759
Gew, the – St Hilary, Mr Thomas Lean’s residence at Marazion (Symons, 1884)
Gew, Lances – St Clement, field at Hawkey's and Hicks's (*CRO, AD1200, 1785)
Gew, Little – St Allen, field in Tudd's Tenement in Tretherris (*CRO, PB/4/129, 1796)
Gew, Long – St Allen, field in Tretherris (*CRO, PB/4/129, 1796)
Gew in Treswithan's – Camborne, of Ann Daniel (*CRO, X510, 1745); the Gew, 1664, 1677, 1743; Gew in Tresewithan's, 1745; the Gew, 1759
Gew Orchard – St Allen, field in Roskief (*CRO, PB/4/129, 1796)
Gew Villa – Towednack, former mine account house at Gweal Carne, leased by Carew Davies Gilbert to James Bennetts of Penzance (*CRO, CH/33/10, 1907)
Gewas – St Austell, 2 tenements (Symons, 1884)
Gewe – Kea (CRO, AD408/34, 1537); Goew, 1532; Gewe, 1537; Gew, 1884
Gewe, Erowe – Feock, field (*CRO, P64/25/4, 1837); Errowe Gewe, 1635; Erowe Gewe, 1837; Errowe Gewe, 1913
Gewe, Errowe – Feock, field (*CRO, P64/25/1, c.1825, citing from 1635), tenement (*CRO, P64/25/7, 1913); Errowe Gewe, 1635; Erowe Gewe, 1837; Errowe Gewe, 1913
Gews, the – St Just in Penwith (CRO, TA/95, 1845)
Gey Trethiggey, House and – St Columb Minor, tenement (CRO, TA/37, 1842)
Giant's Chair, the – St Just in Penwith, druidical monument [natural rock basin] at Bosworlas (Borlase, 1769, p243)
Giant’s Field – Morvah, at Tregaminion (CRO, TA/156, No.66, 1841)
Giant’s Quoit – Camborne (SW 6537) (Borlase, 1769, p232), burial chamber, shown, though not named, on 1888 and 1908 6" OS and given as Cromlech, named on 2003 1:25000 OS (OS, 1:25000, 2003); Carwynen Quoit, Giant’s Quoit, 1769; Giant's Quoit, 2003
Giant's Quoit – Sithney, named and shown in field No. 1670, “Quoit Field”, in Tregathenan tenement (*CRO, TM/209, 1841)
Gibbon's Tenement – Mullion (CRO, TA/160, 1843)
Gibbs Tenement – Ludgvan, tenement in Tregerthen (CRO, TA/129, 1840)
Gidgey, St, Higher – St Issey, farm and commons (Symons, 1884)
Gidgey, St, Lower – St Issey, farm and commons (Symons, 1884)
Gidleys Tenement – Michaelstow: Gidley's Field, poor rate paid by Samuel Bastard (*CRO, P151/3/1, 1818); Gidleys Tenement, (CRO, TA/151, 1843).
Gidley's Field, 1818; Gidleys Tenement, 1843
Gilbert, Wheal – St Erth and Breage, mine, Thomas Saunders Cave, adventurer (*CRO, STA/693c/14, 1840)
Gilbert, Wheal – Redruth, tenement (CRO, TA/197, 1844)
Gilbert Vale, Treleigh, Wheal – Redruth, tenement (CRO, TA/197, 1844)
Gilbert's or Jewell's Tenement – St Columb Major: situate in the village of Ruthvos and in the Manor of Ruthvos (*RIC, HC/59/25, c.1803).
Gilbert's or Jewell's Tenement, c.1803
Gilberts barrow, Venton – Madron, round barrow near Mulfra (*CRO, BU/1172, 1831)
Gilberts Tenement – Gwennap (*CRO, P79/3/1, 1791)
Gilbrooth – Germoe, tenement (CRO, TA/69, 1841); Gilbrooth, Gulbrooth, 1841
Gilbury – Lostwithiel, Miss Kendall (Symons, 1884)
Giles, Saynt – see St Giles in the Heath (Howard & Stoate, 1977, p101, citing from 1569); Sent Jeels, 1524-7; St Jelys, 1545; Saynt Giles, Seinte Giles, 1569; St Giles in the Heath, 1581; St Giles on the Heath, 1642; St Gyles in the Heath, 1674; St Giles on the Heath, 1838; Saint Giles in the Heath, 1841; St Giles in the Heath, 1878; St Giles on the Heath, 1890
Giles, Seinte – see St Giles in the Heath (Howard & Stoate, 1977, p101, citing from 1569); Sent Jeels, 1524-7; St Jelys, 1545; Saynt Giles, Seinte Giles, 1569; St Giles in the Heath, 1581; St Giles on the Heath, 1642; St Gyles in the Heath, 1674; St Giles on the Heath, 1838; Saint Giles in the Heath, 1841; St Giles in the Heath, 1878; St Giles on the Heath, 1890
Giles in the Heath, Saint – see St Giles in the Heath (*CRO, TA/71, 1841); Sent Jeels, 1524-7; St Jelys, 1545; Saynt Giles, Seinte Giles, 1569; St Giles in the Heath, 1581; St Giles on the Heath, 1642; St Gyles in the Heath, 1674; St Giles on the Heath, 1838; Saint Giles in the Heath, 1841; St Giles in the Heath, 1878; St Giles on the Heath, 1890
Giles in the Heath, St – ecclesiastical parish in Devon (Stoate, 1988, p42, citing from 1581), hundred of Black Torrington, in the Diocese of Truro (*CRO, P71/2/15, 1878) (OS, 6", 1890); Sent Jeels, 1524-7; St Jelys, 1545; Saynt Giles, Seinte Giles, 1569; St Giles in the Heath, 1581; St Giles on the Heath, 1642; St Gyles in the Heath, 1674; St Giles on the Heath, 1838; Saint Giles in the Heath, 1841; St Giles in the Heath, 1878; St Giles on the Heath, 1890
Giles in the Heath, St – St Mary Magdalene (Symons, 1884)
Giles on the Heath – see St Giles in the Heath, hundred of Black Torrington, contains 53 houses and 301 inhabitants. It is a curacy in the patronage of the Crown (Moule, 1838, p309); Sent Jeels, 1524-7; St Jelys, 1545; Saynt Giles, Seinte Giles, 1569; St Giles in the Heath, 1581; St Giles on the Heath, 1642; St Gyles in the Heath, 1674; St Giles on the Heath, 1838; Saint Giles in the Heath, 1841; St Giles in the Heath, 1878; St Giles on the Heath, 1890
Giles on the Heath, St – see St Giles in the Heath (Stoate, 1988, p112, citing from 1642); Sent Jeels, 1524-7; St Jelys, 1545; Saynt Giles, Seinte Giles, 1569; St Giles in the Heath, 1581; St Giles on the Heath, 1642; St Gyles in the Heath, 1674; St Giles on the Heath, 1838; Saint Giles in the Heath, 1841; St Giles in the Heath, 1878; St Giles on the Heath, 1890
Giles Tenement – Gwennap (*CRO, P79/3/1, 1791)
Giles Tenement – Helland (CRO, TA/83, 1842)
Giles Tenement – Temple (CRO, TA/220, 1841) (see also Childs Place)
Gilford – Phillack (RIC, HP/9/3, *HendCal 9, c.1920s, §102, 1656); Gilford alias Gilforth, 1656; Guilford Tenement, 1844
Gilforth – Phillack (RIC, HP/9/3, *HendCal 9, c.1920s, §102, 1656); Gilford alias Gilforth, 1656; Guilford Tenement, 1844
Gilgeath – Cardinham, farm (Symons, 1884); Gelgee, Gilgeath, 1884
Gill, Wheal – St Ive, mine, Nathaniel Faull of St Ive, managing agent (*CRO, STA/693c/5, 1839), St Ive and St Cleer, William Woodman of Liskeard, purser and managing agent (*CRO, STA/693c/50, 1840)
Gill House – St Neot, 2 farms (Symons, 1884)
Gillan, Goon – Constantine, tenement (CRO, TA/39, 1842); Goon Gillan, 1842; Goongillings, 1884
Gillan Creek – St Anthony in Meneage and Manaccan (*CRO, P135/28/2, 1804)
Gillarde, Meane – St Just in Penwith and Sancreed, on the bounds of the two parishes (*CRO, ARD/TER/49, 1613)
Gillards Tenement – Gwennap (*CRO, P79/3/1, 1791)
Gillas – Warleggan, tenement (CRO, TA/247, 1840)
Gillen – St Anthony in Meneage, farm (Symons, 1884); Gilly wartha, 1841; Gillen, Gillenwartha, 1884
Gillenwartha – St Anthony in Meneage, farm (Symons, 1884); Gilly wartha, 1841; Gillen, Gillenwartha, 1884
Gilleveore – Gwithian (RIC, HB/14/140, *HendCal 5, c.1920s, §832, 1669)
Gilley – Cury, farm (Symons, 1884); Gilly, 1841; Gilley, 1884
Gilley – Mawgan in Meneage, tenement (CRO, TA/140, 1841); Gilley, 1841; Gilly, 1851, 1884 (see also Gilly Gabban)
Gilley – Roche, barton of Retillick estate (Symons, 1884)
Gilley house, The – Camborne: (*RIC, HC/39/20, 1801).
The Gilley house, 1801
Gilley Tresambel – Perranarworthal, of Michael Allen (*CRO, P182/12/1, 1729); Gilley Tresambel, 1729; Gilly Tresamble, 1884
Gillhay, Higher – Lawhitton, tenement (CRO, TA/119, 1842)
Gillhay, Lower – Lawhitton, tenement (CRO, TA/119, 1842)
Gilligan – Mawgan in Meneage (RIC, HB/8/105, *HendCal 5, c.1920s, §263, 1688); Kalygnon Wavell, 1603; Gilligan, 1688; (Croft Caroline and) Gilly Gabban, 1841; Gilly-Gobban, 1884 (see also Gilly)
Gillis, Great – Stithians, field name at Menardue (*CRO, WH/1789, c.1805)
Gillis, Shafty – Stithians, field name at Menardue (*CRO, WH/1789, c.1805)
Gillises – St Erme, tenement (CRO, TA/57, 1841)
Gillmorrish, Higher – St Clement, field at Hawkey's and Hicks's (*CRO, AD1200, 1785)
Gillmorrish, Little – St Clement, field at Hawkey's and Hicks's (*CRO, AD1200, 1785)
Gillmorrish, Lower – St Clement, field at Hawkey's and Hicks's (*CRO, AD1200, 1785)
Gilly – Breage, tenement (CRO, TA/18, 1842)
Gilly – Cury, tenement (CRO, TA/45, 1841); Gilly, 1841; Gilley, 1884
Gilly – St Keverne, 3 tenements (Symons, 1884)
Gilly – Mawgan in Meneage (*CRO, V/P/31, 1851), farm (Symons, 1884); Gilley, 1841; Gilly, 1851, 1884 (see also Gilly-Gobban)
Gilly, St – Lanivet, in the manor of Lanivett, tenement in Tremabyn, leased by the representatives of Nicholas Hill on the lives of Thomas Hill, 46, and Mary Hill, 44, and occupied by Francis Dungay, 12 acres and 3 perches (*CRO, X81/1/2, 1793); St Gilly, 1793; St Gelly, 1884
Gilly, Little – Breage, tenement, occupied by William Bawden (*CRO, SN/371, 1812), farm (Symons, 1884)
Gilly-bold – St Anthony in Meneage, farm (Symons, 1884)
Gilly Common, St – Lanivet, in the manor of Lanivett, three undivided fourth parts of which, containing 6 acres, 1 rood and 13 perches, the tenants of St Gilly have a right to depasture (*CRO, X81/1/2, 1793)
Gilly Croft – Stithians, field name at Menardue (*CRO, WH/1789, c.1805)
Gilly Croft, the – Stithians, field name at Menardue (*CRO, WH/1789, c.1805)
Gilly Croft, Higher – Stithians, field name at Menardue (*CRO, WH/1789, c.1805)
Gilly Field – Stithians, at Menardue (*CRO, WH/1789, c.1805)
Gilly Gabban, Croft Caroline and – Mawgan in Meneage, tenement (CRO, TA/140, 1841); Kalygnon Wavell, 1603; Gilligan, 1688; (Croft Caroline and) Gilly Gabban, 1841; Gilly-Gobban, 1884 (see also Gilly)
Gilly-Gobban – Mawgan in Meneage, farm (Symons, 1884); Kalygnon Wavell, 1603; Gilligan, 1688; (Croft Caroline and) Gilly Gabban, 1841; Gilly-Gobban, 1884 (see also Gilly)
Gilly Lane Field – Stithians, at Menardue (*CRO, WH/1789, c.1805)
Gilly Moor – Stithians, field name at Menardue (*CRO, WH/1789, c.1805)
Gilly Tresamble – Perranarworthal, farm (Symons, 1884); Gilley Tresambel, 1729; Gilly Tresamble, 1884
Gilly Vale – Gwennap, Samuel Peters (Symons, 1884)
Gilly-Vean – Gwennap, tenement (CRO, P79/27/2 (TA), 1840), 2 tenements (Symons, 1884); Gelly, 1521; Gillye vean otherwise Gilly vieghan, 1652; Gilly vean otherwise Gilly veighan, 1653; Gilly-Vean, 1840, 1884
Gilly vean – Gwennap (CRO, AD1772/3, 1653); Gelly, 1521; Gillye vean otherwise Gilly vieghan, 1652; Gilly vean otherwise Gilly veighan, 1653; Gilly-Vean, 1840, 1884
Gilly veighan – Gwennap (CRO, AD1772/3, 1653); Gelly, 1521; Gillye vean otherwise Gilly vieghan, 1652; Gilly vean otherwise Gilly veighan, 1653; Gilly-Vean, 1840, 1884
Gilly-Veor – Gwennap (*CRO, P79/3/1, 1791), tenement (CRO, P79/27/2 (TA), 1840), farm (Symons, 1884); Gelly, 1521; Gilly Veor, 1791, 1840, 1884
Gilly wartha – St Anthony in Meneage, tenement (CRO, TA/5, 1841); Gilly wartha, 1841; Gillen, Gillenwartha, 1884
Gilly wollas – St Anthony in Meneage, tenement (CRO, TA/5, 1841)
Gillye vean – Gwennap (CRO, AD1772/1, 1652); Gelly, 1521; Gillye vean otherwise Gilly vieghan, 1652; Gilly vean otherwise Gilly veighan, 1653; Gilly-Vean, 1840, 1884
Gillye vieghan – Gwennap (CRO, AD1772/1, 1652); Gelly, 1521; Gillye vean otherwise Gilly vieghan, 1652; Gilly vean otherwise Gilly veighan, 1653; Gilly-Vean, 1840, 1884
Gillys – Morval (Picken, 1953-4, citing from 1758); Gellys, c.1740; Gillys, 1758; Gelles, 1845; Gelly, 1884; Gellies, 1953-4
Gillywater – Camborne: (*RIC, HC/39/17, 1787).
Gillywater, 1787
Gimbletts Tenement – Treneglos (CRO, TA/230, 1843)
Gipsy Cross – Pelynt, road here to Landewell Cross, 7 furlongs and 35 poles (*CRO, P173/22/1, 1827)
Gires – Padstow, farm (Symons, 1884); ? Girls, 1661; ? Girles, 1728; Gires, 1884
Girl, Wheal – Gwennap, copper mine (Symons, 1884) (see also Clifford Amalgamated and Clifford Consolidated)
Girles – Minster, farm (Symons, 1884); Gyrlls, c.1700; Girles, 1884
Girles – Padstow, of John Spear, Arthur Merret, Doctor Turner and Nicholas Reynolds (*CRO, P170/4/1, 1728); Girls, 1661; Girles, 1728; ? Gires, 1884
Girles, Little, Kittow's Ground and – Padstow, tenement (CRO, TA/170, 1843)
Girls – Padstow, 70 acres, of John Vivian, gent (*CRO, P170/5/1, 1661); Girls, 1661; Girles, 1728; ? Gires, 1884
Girth Keigwin, Noon – St Just in Penwith (CRO, TA/95, 1845)
Gists Treglith – Treneglos, tenement (CRO, TA/230, 1843)
Giver, Wheal – Perranzabuloe (*RIC, HP/18/10, 1853)
Giver Cove, Castle – Gwithian (OS, 6”, 1888)
gives, Venton – Perranzabuloe (Borlase, 1749, p152)
Gladden, Carrack – Lelant, coastal promontory (OS, 6”, 1938)
Glan Mor – Truro, Mr R F Michell’s residence (Symons, 1884)
Glanfield – Cardinham, in the Manor of Cardinham, of Alice Glanfield (*CRO, AR/3/429, 1675)
Glanmore – Hayle, residence of Mr F Harvey, J P (Symons, 1884)
Glanvil's, Morrish & – see under Morrish & Glanvil's.
Glanvilles Whitley – Tintagel, field in Hendra Fenterleigh and Bossinney, tenant is William Symons, 3 acres, 1 rood and 39 perches (*SA, Wh M/Maps/52b, 1871)
Glanvilles Whitley, Lower – Tintagel, field in Hendra Fenterleigh and Bossinney, tenant is William Symons, 3 acres and 27 perches (*SA, Wh M/Maps/52b, 1871)
Glanvills – North Petherwin (*CRO, P167/3/18, 1823)
Glas, Creege – Perranuthnoe, near Carters Downs (CA 16, 1977, p15, citing from Henderson, citing from 1613); Creege Glas, 1613
Glasney College – Budock, in ruins (Symons, 1884)
Glassons Tenement – Camborne, justment held by Henry Verante (CRO, PD/490/1, 1664)
Glaze, Carn – St Just in Penwith (SW 398 297): hill (OS, 6”, 1887) (Russell, 1971, p49) (OS, 1:25000, 2005).
Carn Glaze, 1887, 1971, 2005
Glaze, Carn – St Levan (OS, 6”, 1888)
Glaze, Carne, Greate – Lelant, in the Barton of Trevethoe, 6 acres, 2 quarters and 14 yards (*CRO, AD123/1, c.1710)
Glaze, Carne, Little – Lelant, in the Barton of Trevethoe, 5 acres, 3 quarters and 32 yards (*CRO, AD123/1, c.1710)
Glaze, Men – St Neot, in the manor of Carburra, tenement with high rent paid by John Gregor, Esq (*CRO, CL/734/32, 1715); Men Glaze, 1715; Meneglaze, 1799, 1884
Glaze Farm, Carn – St Just in Penwith (SW 396 299): (OS, 1:25000, 2005).
Carn Glaze Farm, 2005
Glaze Plantation, Carn – Lelant, at Trevethow Barton (CRO, TA/120, No.1409, 1841)
Glazon – St Germans, farm (Symons, 1884)
Glebe – Cubert, tenement (CRO, TA/43, 1842)
Glebe – Forrabury, tenement (CRO, TA/65, 1844)
Glebe – Fowey, mentioned in introduction (CRO, TA/66, 1840)
Glebe – Gwennap, tenement (CRO, P79/27/2 (TA), 1840)
Glebe – Madron (Penzance), tenement (CRO, TA/179, 1845)
Glebe – Otterham, tenement (CRO, TA/169, 1842)
Glebe – South Petherwin, tenement (CRO, TA/211, 1843)
Glebe – Phillack, tenement (CRO, TA/186, 1844)
Glebe – Trevalga, tenement (CRO, TA/233, 1842)
Glebe – Warleggan, tenement (CRO, TA/247, 1840)
Glebe – Zennor, tenement (CRO, TA/255, 1842)
Glebe, the – Redruth, Mr John Thomas (Symons, 1884)
Glebe, Rectorial – St Erth, tenement (CRO, TA/59, 1842)
Glebe, Vicarial – St Erth, tenement (CRO, TA/59, 1842)
Glebe, Vicarial – St Hilary, tenement (CRO, TA/87, 1843)
Glebe Farm – Kilkhampton (SS 2510) (OS, 1:25000, 1997)
Glebe Lands – Illogan, tenement (CRO, TA/88, 1841)
Gleebe – Breage, tenement, occupied by the Reverend Edward Rogers (*CRO, SN/371, 1812)
Glen Durgan – Mawnan, tenement (CRO, TA/42, 1840); Glen Durgan, 1840; Glendurgan, 1884
Glendorgal House – St Columb Minor, late residence of A Pendarves Vivian, Esquire, M P, near Newquay (Symons, 1884)
Glendurgan – Mawnan, late Alfred Fox, Esquire (Symons, 1884); Glen Durgan, 1840; Glendurgan, 1884
Glenfeadon House – Illogan, Mr D W Bain at Portreath (Symons, 1884)
Glenlee House – Menheniot, Mr John Sobey (Symons, 1884)
Glenside Villa – Launceston, Mr T P Frood (Symons, 1884)
Glentoneggs – St Erme, tenement (CRO, TA/57, 1841); Glentoneggs, 1841; Ventoneage, 1884
Glenview – St Austell, Messrs Stocker (Symons, 1884)
Glivian – St Columb Major (RIC, HI/2/9, *HendCal 2, c.1920s, §33, p288, 1653) (RIC, HI/2/11, *HendCal 2, c.1920s, §51, p293, 1656) (RIC, HI/2/16, *HendCal 2, c.1920s, §42, p290, 1675) (RIC, HI/2/17, *HendCal 2, c.1920s, §40, p290, 1676); Glyvyon Margh, 1462; Glyvian, 1629; Glivian, Gluvian, 1653; Glivian, 1656; Gluvian Varth, 1657; Gluvian, 1666; Glivian, 1675, 1676; Gluvian, 1699, 1884
Gliven-Flamank – Mawgan in Pydar (Symons, 1884)
Gloose, Carn – Zennor, rock outcrop (OS, 6”, 1888); Carn Gloose, 1888; Carn Gluze, 1971
Gloose, Carn, Middle – St Just in Penwith, rock outcrop (OS, 6”, 1883)
Gloose, Carn, North – St Just in Penwith, rock outcrop (OS, 6”, 1883)
Gloose, Carn, South – St Just in Penwith, rock outcrop (OS, 6”, 1883)
Glory of the West – Pillaton, field name, 6 acres and 8 perches (CRO, TA/188, No. 545, 1843)
Glovian – St Gluvias, manor (CRO, EL/24/13, 1602)
Gloweth – Kenwyn, farm (Symons, 1884)
Gloyns – North Petherwin: see under Copthorne.
Glubhole – North Hill, residence (Symons, 1884)
Glustona – see Blisland (Maxwell, 1986, citing from 1086); Glustona, Glvstone, 1086; Bloiston, 1177; Bleselonde, Bliston, 1284; Blislonde, 1300; Blisland, 1777, 1819, 1884
Gluvian – St Columb Major (RIC, HI/2/9, *HendCal 2, c.1920s, §33, p288, 1653) (RIC, HI/2/14, *HendCal 2, c.1920s, §45, p291, 1666) (RIC, HI/2/21, *HendCal 2, c.1920s, §52, p293, 1699), hamlet and lands (Symons, 1884); Glyvyon Margh, 1462; Glyvian, 1629; Glivian, Gluvian, 1653; Glivian, 1656; Gluvian Varth, 1657; Gluvian, 1666; Glivian, 1675, 1676; Gluvian, 1699, 1884
Gluvian, Great – Mawgan in Pydar, farm (Symons, 1884)
Gluvian, Little – Mawgan in Pydar, farm (Symons, 1884)
Gluvian Down – St Columb Major (RIC, HI/2/12, *HendCal 2, c.1920s, §49, p292, 1657)
Gluvian Varth – St Columb Major (RIC, HI/2/12, *HendCal 2, c.1920s, §49, p292, 1657); Glyvyon Margh, 1462; Glyvian, 1629; Glivian, Gluvian, 1653; Glivian, 1656; Gluvian Varth, 1657; Gluvian, 1666; Glivian, 1675, 1676; Gluvian, 1699, 1884
Gluvias – ecclesiastical parish: see under Gluvias, St.
Gluvias, St – ecclesiastical parish, hundred of Kirrier (SW 78 34): Gluvyas, (*RIC, HB/21/2, 1613); Gluvias (*RIC, BRA641/9, 1787) (*CRO, P182/13/2/10, 1804); St Gluvias, 2271 acres, exclusive of the Borough of Penryn, 123 houses and, in 1811, 714 inhabitants (Penaluna, 1819, p77) (CRO, TA/72, 1845) (Symons, 1884).
Gluvyas, 1613; Gluvias, 1787, 1804; St Gluvias, 1819, 1845, 1884
Gluvyan – St Columb Major, manor (RIC, HI/2/19, *HendCal 2, c.1920s, §39, p290, 1694)
Gluvyas – ecclesiastical parish: see under Gluvias, St.
Gluze, Carn – St Just in Penwith (Russell, 1971, p15); Carn Gloose, 1888; Carn Gluze, 1971
Glvstone – see Blisland (Maxwell, 1986, citing from 1086); Glustona, Glvstone, 1086; Bloiston, 1177; Bleselonde, Bliston, 1284; Blislonde, 1300; Blisland, 1777, 1819, 1884
Glyn – Cardinham, given in the personal name of Radulpho de Glyn (Midgley, 1945, p227, citing from 1297)
Glyn Farm – Cardinham (Symons, 1884)
Glyn House – Cardinham, the seat of Lord Vivian, mansion built in 1805, the interior, with library, was destroyed by fire on 26 Nov 1819 (Symons, 1884)
Glyn Mills – Cardinham (Symons, 1884)
Glyvian – St Columb Major (RIC, HI/2/7, *HendCal 2, c.1920s, §32, p288, 1629); Glyvyon Margh, 1462; Glyvian, 1629; Glivian, Gluvian, 1653; Glivian, 1656; Gluvian Varth, 1657; Gluvian, 1666; Glivian, 1675, 1676; Gluvian, 1699, 1884
Glyvyon Margh – St Columb Major (*CRO, AR/3/629, 1462); Glyvyon Margh, 1462; Glyvian, 1629; Glivian, Gluvian, 1653; Glivian, 1656; Gluvian Varth, 1657; Gluvian, 1666; Glivian, 1675, 1676; Gluvian, 1699, 1884
Gnatham – Stoke Climsland, farm (Symons, 1884) (Pounds, 1984, p153); Knathan, 1650; Gnatham, 1884, 1984
Goads – Warbstow, farm (Symons, 1884)
Goads Mill – Menheniot, flour mill (Symons, 1884)
Goatsland – St Cleer, farm (Symons, 1884)
Gobban, Gilly- – Mawgan in Meneage, farm (Symons, 1884); (Croft Caroline and) Gilly Gabban, 1841; Gilly-Gobban, 1884
Gobbens – Gulval, tenement (CRO, AD59/33 (TA), 1843); Gobbens, 1843; Gobbeys, 1884
Gobbeys – Gulval, farm (Symons, 1884); Gobbens, 1843; Gobbeys, 1884
Gobellan – Perranuthnoe, tenement (CRO, TA/183, 1841)
Gobellan, Ednoe Vean and Pednan – Perranuthnoe, tenement (CRO, TA/183, 1841)
Gobles, Western – Ludgvan (*CRO, AD1315/4, 1771)
Gobman – Morvah, at Trembath (CRO, TA/156, Nos. 512-514, 1841)
Godcott – North Petherwin: Godcott, (Martyn, 1748), occupied by Henry Box and Nathaniel Reed (*CRO, P167/3/18, 1823) (OS, 6", 1907); Godcott Farm, (OS, 1:25000, 2003).
Godcott, 1748, 1823, 1907; Godcott Farm, 2003
Goddryn – Kea (CRO, AD291, 1532); Gooddron, c.1500; Goddryn, 1532; Guddern, 1700, 1884; Goodern Manor Farm, 2003
Godolcan hill – Breage, hill, right famous for plentifull veines of tin (Camden, 1610, p189); Godolcan hill, Godolphin, Goldphin Hill, 1610; Godolphin Hill, 1673, 1884
Godolphin – ecclesiastical parish, formed in 1845 from part of Breage (Symons, 1884)
Godolphin – Breage (*CRO, J/1546, 1791), tenement, occupied by Richard Tyacke (*CRO, SN/371, 1812), tenement (CRO, TA/18, 1842); Godolphin, 1791, 1812, 1842; Godolphin House and Barton, 1884
Godolphin – Breage, hill (Camden, 1610, p189); Godolcan hill, Godolphin, Goldphin Hill, 1610; Godolphin Hill, 1673, 1884
Godolphin downs – Breage, occupied by William Symons, John Williams, William Bodey, Francis Hosken, John Stephens, John Smethram, Adrain Stephens, William Stephens, Hugh Stephens and John Major (*CRO, SN/371, 1812)
Godolphin House and Barton – Breage, Mr Richard Rosewarne is the tenant under the Duke of Leeds, 24 other tenants, formerly the residence of the Earl of Godolphin and since then occassionally of the Duke of Leeds (Symons, 1884); Godolphin, 1791, 1812, 1842; Godolphin House and Barton, 1884
Godolphin Bridge – Breage, bridge and old defunct mine (Symons, 1884)
Godolphin Hill – Breage (Blome, 1673, p59) (Symons, 1884); Godolcan hill, Godolphin, Goldphin Hill, 1610; Godolphin Hill, 1673, 1884
Godolphin Mill – Breage, flour and tin stamping mill near Godolphin Bridge (Symons, 1884)
Godolphin Mine – Breage, given under Commons, Roads and Wastes (CRO, TA/18, 1842)
Godrevy – Gwithian (*CRO, AR/15/152-153, 1761), farm, also a lighthouse on an island of the same name (Symons, 1884)
Godrevy, Crane – Gwithian, field name (CRO, TA/81, Nos. 23-23, 1840); Crane Godrevye, c.1630; Crane Godrevy, 1840
Godrevy, Park – Camborne (RIC, HB/2/69, 1609); Park Godrevy, 1609; p(ar)ke Goodreve, 1677
Godrevy Island – Gwithian (*CRO, AR/15/152-153, 1761)
Godrevye, Crane – Gwithian, 'church pathe' here mentioned as being on the boundary of the parish with Camborne (*CRO, ARD/TER/230, c.1630); Crane Godrevye, c.1630; Crane Godrevy, 1840
Goe Park – Tintagel, field in The Wharncliffe Arms Tenement, tenant is Charity Bray, 3 acres, 1 rood and 2 perches (*SA, Wh M/Maps/52b, 1871)
Goegegoe – Camborne, of Laurence Call, gent (*CRO, X510, 1677); Goiegoe, 1664; Goegegoe, 1677; Gejgoe, 1743; Gojedgoe, 1745; Gojegoes, 1758; Cojeges, 1787; Gojegoes, 1827; Cogegoes, 1843; Cogogoes, 1884; Cogegoes, 1888, 1948, 2003
Goelhofna, Chapel of – Gorran (CA 5, 1966, p75, no ref) (see also Chapel Point)
Goen Bren – see Bodmin Moor (Padel, 1988, citing from 12th c.); Goen Bren, 12th c; Fawimore, 1185; Fowymor, 1347; Bodmin Moor, 1813; Foy Moor, 1844
Goen Veyghan – Stithians (Gover [all details in need of verification], 1948, p530, citing from 1607); Goenbyghan, 1336, 1351; Goen Veyghan, 1607; Goonvean, Gunvean, 1884; Goonvean, 1948
Goenbyghan – Stithians (Gover [all details in need of verification], 1948, p530, citing from 1336) (RIC, HB/12/1, *HendCal 5, c.1920s, §310, 1351); Goenbyghan, 1336, 1351; Goen Veyghan, 1607; Goonvean, Gunvean, 1884; Goonvean, 1948
Goendywragh – Wendron (Gover [all details in need of verification],