- king Constantine. In pre-historic times, a
fogou was
constructed near
Trewardreva: its
purpose is unknown. The
ancient name of Constantine, "Langostentyn"...
-
would ****ist in
preservation of
perishable foodstuffs.
Ashpits found at
Trewardreva and in the
circular side-chamber at Carn Euny were
probably for preserving...
-
Treryn Dinas,
Tresawsen (Perranzabuloe),
Trevelgue Head, Trewinnion,
Trewardreva,
Treyarnon fort,
Warbstow Bury, Yearle's Wood
Humbledon Hill
Maiden Castle...
- 1750: John Enys, of Enys 14
January 1752: John Trewren, of
Tredrever of
Trewardreva,
Constantine 7
February 1753: John Morshead, of Cartuther, Menheniot...
- Enys of Enys and his wife
Winifred Rise,
daughter of
Thomas Rise of
Trewardreva, Constantine, and was
educated at
Truro Grammar School. When he was 16...
- 16th
century it was held by the
family of Rise who were
resident at
Trewardreva. However, when
Thomas Rise (died 1621) he had no son and so the family...
-
Photo Pair of gate
piers and gate
about 125m south-east of
Trewardreva House Trewardreva,
Constantine Gate Late 19th
century 10 July 1957 SW7270930070...
- Farmhouse) 1309611
Upload Photo Stables and coach-house WSW of
Trewardreva House Trewardreva,
Constantine Stable Probably 1719 17 June 1988 SW7257730143...
- SW820599
Trevorgans Cross Crows-an-Wra,
Cornwall A30 unclass. SW400276
Trewardreva Cross Constantine,
Cornwall unclass. unclass. SW726299
Trewinnow Cross...
- churchyard, at Bosvathick, at Merthen, at Nanjarrow, at
Trevease and at
Trewardreva (illustrated Fig. b8). In 1993 a
medieval stone cross was
found built...
