The Story of an Ancient Parish: Breage with Germoe: With Some Account of Its Armigers, Worthies and Unworthies, Smugglers and Wreckers, Its Traditions and SuperstitionsCoulthard, H. R. (Hugh Robert)
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The Story of an Ancient Parish: Breage with Germoe: With Some Account of Its Armigers, Worthies and Unworthies, Smugglers and Wreckers, Its Traditions and Superstitions
A.
Ancient Glass in Breage Church, 52.
Aneurin, 18.
Ankou, King of the dead, 154.
Armada, The, 67.
Arundell, Benedict de, 45.
Arundell, Humphrey, 60, 126.
Arundell, Sir John of Lanherne, 57, 116.
Arundell, John, Colonel of Horse, 117.
Arundell, John, Last of the Arundells of Truthal, 117.
Arundell, Ralph, 116.
Arundell, Sir Thomas of Tolverne, 116.
Ashton, 74.
Athelstan, Saxon King, 27.
Atwell, Parson and Physician, 75.
B.
Bal Lane, 153.
Barbary Corsairs, 125.
Bargest Croft, 150.
Bargheist, The, 151.
Barnes, Revd. Jocelyn, Vicar of Breage, 88.
Bartholomew, Black, 72.
Bells, Breage, 90, 91.
Bells, Germoe, 92.
Bede, The Venerable, 17.
Berkeley, Sir Charles, 108.
Berkeley, Dorothy, 107.
Berkeley, Francis, 108.
Berkeley, Sir Henry, 107
Bery, John, Vicar of Breage, 59, 61.
Black Death, The, 48, 64.
Boaden, Jos., 146, 147.
Bodmin, 48.
Bordars, 30.
Boscawen, Hugh, 79.
Breage Church, 24, 50, 51, 52, 53.
Breton Saints, 22.
Briefs, 97, 98.
Brother Thomas of Hayles, 46.
Brythons, The, 10, 17, 18.
Bucca, The, 153.
Buller, Mr. Justice, 128.
Burials by Night, 97.
Buryan, Chapel of, 44.
Burying-place of Godolphins, 102.
C.
Canons of St. Keverne, 34.
Carter, Mrs. Cornelia, 90.
Carter, Harry, 129 to 137.
Carter, John, "King of Prussia," 137 to 139.
Carter, Family of, 128.
Carter, William Thornton, 90.
Cattle, Cornish, in 17th Century, 75.
Cecil, Lord Burleigh, 105, 106.
Celtic Bishops, 26.
Celtic Churches at Breage and Germoe, 24 to 26, 35.
Celtic Cross in Breage Churchyard, 24.
Celtic Method of Consecrating Churches, 23, 26.
Charles II. at Breage, 70, 71, 106, 109.
Chammonds, Family of, 115.
Christianity in Ireland at the End of the 5th Century, 19, 20.
Church Ales, 77.
Church Registers, 92 to 99.
Churchwardens, 98, 99.
Churches, Built on Sites of Heathen Temples, 25.
Churston, Lord, 128.
Chynoweth, 23.
Clarendon, Earl of, 107.
Clergy, The Chief Sufferers from Plague, 48.
Clyes, Rawe, Blacksmith and Physician, 75.
Cole, John, 105.
Collegiate System in Saxon Times, 33.
Coliberts, 33.
Collins, Revd. E., Vicar of Breage, 82, 92.
Colonies of the Saints, 26.
Commissioners of Edward VI., Their Report on the Churches of Breage
and Germoe, 61, 62.
Communion Plate, Breage and Germoe, 92.
Conan, The Castle of, 18.
Coode, Dorcas, of Methleigh, 69.
Coode, Family of, 69.
Coode, John, of Methleigh, 70.
Cornish Bishops, 26.
Cornish Language, 10.
Cotton, William, Vicar of Breage, 66, 68, 69.
Council of Arles, 17.
Council of Nicæa, 17.
Crettier, Henry, Vicar of Breage, 57.
Crowan, 19.
Cury, 33, 38.
D.
Dawe, Sir Alexander, Vicar of Breage, 63, 64.
Dean, Matthew, of Buryan, 44.
Dellaregetto, Wm., 96.
Diodorus, Siculus, 14.
Domesday Book, 28, 31.
Durrow, Book of, 21.
E.
Earldom of Cornwall, 35.
Earls of Cornwall, 34.
Edmund, Earl of Cornwall, 42.
Egbert, Saxon King, 27.
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