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
Killigrew, John, 105.
Killigrew, Dame Margaret, 105.
Kiltor of St. Keverne, 60.
L.
Landerdale, Earl of, 72.
Leland, The Antiquary, 18, 22, 23, 37, 73.
Leeds, Dukes of, 88.
Lemon, William, 140 to 142.
Leofric, Bishop, 28, 34.
Lewes, Battle of, 42.
Llwarch-Hen, 18.
Lyspein, David de, Vicar of Breage, 45, 46, 57.
M.
MacDonald, Angus, 96.
Marshall, Revd. Edward, Vicar of Breage, 91, 92.
Martin, Tobias, 143 to 146.
Martyn, Henry, 85, 86.
Martyr's Close, 149, 150.
Mat Making in Cornwall, 17th Century, 75.
Methleigh, Manor of, 28, 34, 114, 117.
Midsummer Eve Customs, 12.
Militon, Job, 125, 126.
Militon, John, 78.
Militon, William, 128.
Miners, Cornish, Condition of, 17th Century, 72.
Miracle Plays, Cornish, 76, 77.
N.
Nansladons, Family of, 115.
Nicknames, 75.
Nicol, Henry, Minister of Germoe, 61.
Norman Churches at Breage and Germoe, 36, 37.
Norman Fonts at Breage and Germoe, 36.
O.
Oratories at Rinsey and Godolphin, 50.
Orchard, William, Vicar of Breage, 69 to 72, 82.
Ordinalia, The, 77.
Origen, 17.
P.
Palm Sunday Rites in Mediæval Church, 56.
Pascasius, Vicar of Breage, 43, 44, 45.
Patronage of Breage and Germoe, 37.
Pelagius, 17.
Pellour, Sir William, 49, 57.
Pencair, Hill of, 18, 23.
Pengersick Castle, 50.
Pengersick, Henry de, 46.
Pengersick, John, 50.
Penwith Peninsula, 15.
Pembro Farm, 24.
Pers, Sir William, Vicar of Breage, 45 to 57.
Phial Reputed to Contain Blood of Christ, at Hayles Abbey, 42.
Phœnicians, 14.
Pilgrims to St. Michael's Mount, 56.
Population of Breage and Germoe in Saxon Times, 32.
Porthleven, Shipwreck at, 47.
Poseidonius, 14.
Prior and Canons of Plympton, 35.
R.
Reformation, Effects of, 73, 76.
Religion of Celts, 10, 14.
Restoration of Breage and Germoe Churches in 1891, 88.
Richard, Earl of Cornwall, King of the Romans, 40, 41, 42, 88.
Rinsey, John, 50, 101.
Rinsey, Manor of, 28, 29.
Roads, Cornish, in 17th Century, 74.
Robert de Belesme, 37.
Robert de la More, Vicar of Breage, 43.
Robert, Earl of Cornwall, 34, 37.
Romans in Cornwall, 16.
Rood Stairway in Breage Church, 52.
S.
St. Aubyn, Thomas, 78, 126.
St. Aubyn, John, 79.
St. Bridget, 23.
St. Breaca, 16, 19, 22, 24.
St. Breoke, 38.
St. Christopher, 52.
St. Cruenna, 19, 22.
St. Chrysostom, 17.
St. Germoe, 17, 19, 22, 23, 46.
St. Germoe's Chair, 54 to 56, 125.
St. Germoe's Well, 54.
St. Gwithian, 22.
St. Hilary Church, 16.
St. Ia, 22.
St. Just, 21.
St. Levan, 22.
St. Michael's Mount, 14, 15, 37.
St. Moran, 22.
St. Ninian, 19.
St. Patrick, 19.
St. Wendron, 22.
Sanctuary Fields, 148.
Saxons, 17.
Saxon Churches at Breage and Germoe, 35.
Saxon Land Tenure, 29, 30, 31.
Saxon Manor Courts, 33.
Scilly Islands, 106.
Screen in Breage Church, 89.
Sheep, Cornish, in 17th Century, 74.
Sheep, Phantom, 151.
Skerrit, Alice, 105.
Skerrit, John, 105.
Sidney, Thomas, 106.
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