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Married Katherine BULLER on 31 Dec 1616 St. Stephens,Saltash, St
Germans, Cornwall (J.L. Vivan, editor, Visitations of Cornwall,
comprising the Heralds' Visitations of 1530, 1573, & 1620, with additions
by Lt-Col. J.L. Vivian (Exeter: Wm Pollard & Co., 1887). Hereinafter
cited as Vis CON.). Tree in Maclean says he was age 30 in 1620, of
Blisland and Trengoff, and bur 1672. Buried in 1672. Died in 1672
Warleggan, Liskeard, Cornwall.
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James married Katterren BULLER on 31 Dec 1616 in St Stephens Saltash, Cornwall England. Katterren (daughter of Sir Richard BULLER and Alice HAYWARD) was born about 1600 in Shillingham, Saltash, Cornwall, England; was christened in in St. Stephens Church, Shillingham, Saltash, Cornwall, England; died on 23 Apr 1686 in Warleggan, Cornwall, England; was buried in Apr 1686 in Warleggan, Cornwall, England. [Group Sheet]

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On 23 Apr 1686. Probate on 25 Jun 1686 Archdeaconry court, Bodmin,
Cornwall.
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From Pat Patterson's website at http://www.patpnyc.com/buller.shtml
Richard Buller was a noted parliamentarian in the pre-Civil-Waryears and
the beginning of the war in England. I have received lineage notes
indicating he died in 1642, but I haven't yet found any record or source
for that date. The sources I've found tell of the opening battles in
Cornwall and the rout of the parliamentarians by the royal forces -- and
after that, no more mention of Richard. I'll be getting these sources up
in the course of the week. If anyone has information on his demise,
please let me know.
Eldest son. No date in source except "aged 37 and more at his father's
death." Property: 'Manor of Helstone in Trigg. This manor lay mainly in
the parish of Michaelstow, but extended into St. Tudy, Lanteglos by
Camelford, Tintagel, Davidstow and Advent. It was one of the ancient
manors of the Duchy, and included the important Park of Helsbury.' 'There
is not any mannor or mansion house within the said mannor but the
demeasnes land belonginge to the foresaid mannor and lett inlease are as
followeth: 'All that parcel called and knowen by the name of theDeere
Parke of Lanteglosse, lately disparked and devided into severall
inclosures of meadow, pasture and arrable ground conteyning one hundred
twentie sixacres. 'All that other parcell of land knowen and called by
the name of Helsbury Parke alsoe lately disparked and devided into
severall enclosures ... conteyning by mensuracon [306 ac.].' 'Sir Richard
Buller kt, by L.P. of 5 May 1627, the disparked parks of Lanteglosse
[Lanteglos by Camelford] and Hellesbury [Helsbury in Michaelstow]. Term
99 years on the lives of John Buller (dec.), Anthon y (25), and William
(24), sons of Richard Buller. Rent L10 13s 4d . Imp. val. L126 8s 8d.
Exceptions, etc.; to keep premises in good order and to plant12 trees
yearly. 'The timber trees, pollards and sapplins in Lanteglosse Parke are
valued to be worth ... L13 2s Manor of Trematon (see son's entry also)
Leaseholders had some assignments 1633-1634 6d. Md. that there hath beene
cuttout of Lanteglosse Parke by Mr Buller or his assignes 6 acres of
coppice woodwhich he sould for 5 poundes the acre which amounteth to in
the whole L30. 'The timber trees, sapplins and pollards groweing in the
hedge rowe s and other partes of the Parke of Helsebury are valued to be
worth . .. L82 10s. The under woodes groweing in the said parke being 18
acr es amongest which are valued divers sapplins and timber trees is
valued to be worth ... L180.' next mention: 'Borough of Essa alias
Saltash. The borough of Saltash was created w ithin the manor of
Trematon. Both were ancient manors of the Duchy. 'High rents or rents of
assize. 'Sir Richard Buller 3 burgages, 3 half burgages, rent 2s 3d'
(Norman , compiler, Parliamentary Survey of the Duchy of Cornwall 1650
(Torquay: Devon & Cornwall Record Society by Devonshire Press Ltd.).
Hereinafter citedas CON 1650.). Married Alice HAYWARD in 1601 London?
(Faction and Faith.). Property: Shillingham, Saltash, Cornwall, 'Sir
Richard, the eldest son, was seated at Shillingham near Saltash, and
represented Cornwall in the House of Commons. In the early part of the
civil war, he actively espoused the cause of the parliament. His eldest
son Francis was a royalist, and was one of those designed to be specially
honoured by Charles II, his estates being valued at L3000 /yr, which was
more than those of his contemporaries' (A History of Liskeard.). On 30
Mar 1640 (Burke, Burke's Landed Gentry.); Will dd 30 Mar 1640 PROVED 1
Mar 1646. Buried on 1 Dec 1642 St. Andrew's, Plymouth, Devonshire, Date
error? one of these records, obviously! (Vivan, Vis CON.). Died in Feb
1646/47 Plymouth, Devonshire.
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Richard married Alice HAYWARD in 1599 in London, Greater London, England. Alice (daughter of Rowland HAYWARD, Sir and Katherine SMYTHE) was born in 1579 in Shillingham, Saltash, Cornwall, England; died in 1647 in England; was buried in 1647 in St. Andrew's, Plymouth, England. [Group Sheet]

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Francis married Thomasine WILLIAMS about 1565 in Stowford, Cornwall, England. Thomasine (daughter of Thomas WILLIAMS, Esquire and Emelyn CRYWYS) was born about 1550 in Stowford, Devonshire, England; died on 29 Oct 1627 in Shillingham, Saltash, Cornwall, England; was buried on 29 Oct 1627 in St. Stephens Church, Shillingham, Saltash, Cornwall, England. [Group Sheet]

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Rowland married Katherine SMYTHE in 1580. Katherine (daughter of Thomas SMYTHE and Alyce JUDDE) was born in 1564 in London, Greater London, England; died in 1615. [Group Sheet]

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