M*CH*MORE One Name Study
CORNWALL
Tree 600. Descendants of Thomas MUCHILMORE
(Quethiock 154x)
This subtree includes the earliest known Cornish M*CH*MOREs, and is undoubtedly related to Tree 20 in some way. A map of the parishes where they lived is available here.
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Generation 1 | ||
Tree 600 Generation 1 Family 1436 |
head Thomas MUCHILMORE b 154x m 157x 1569 ^ Quethiock: ableman, archer, 6 arrows, one bow, goods ₤6 (MOCHEMOAD) Oct1620 under his son Richard ’s will, inherited his best cloak sp ? ?? b 154x m 157x b 158x son Henry MICHMOORE b 158x son Philip MUCHILMORE b 15xx Oct1620 under his brother Richard’s will, inherited ₤10 and his third best cloak son William MUCHILMORE b 158x Oct1620 under his brother Richard’s will, inherited ₤10 and his best suit 1641 ^ Liskeard: enumerated in Cornwall Protestation Returns (MICHELMORE) dau Joan MUCHILMORE b 158x Oct1620 under her brother Richard’s will, inherited ₤10 |
Most of Thomas’s children’s names come from his son Richard's will.
There were two William MICHELMOREs recorded in Liskeard in 1641: this one and William [Tree 20].
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Generation 2 | ||
Tree 600 Generation 2 Family 0822 |
head Richard MICHELMORE b 158x m 160x, KELEN 20May1609 witnessed a legal document at Pentillie [Castle], Pillaton, Cornwall (Ric) 23Oct1620 made will with bequests to the poor of Liskeard and North Hill, his siblings Henry, Philip, William and Joan, his brother-in-law John KELLEN and his nephew Richard, with the residue to his wife (MUCHILMORE) 31Oct1620 ^ Liskeard: deceased; estate valued at ₤2088 15s sp Jeasse KELEN b 158x m 160x Oct1620 under her husband’s will, inherited the residue of his estate |
A transcription of Richard's will is available here. In relation to average earnings, Richard’s estate would have been worth the equivalent of over ₤10,000,000 today. |
Tree 600 Generation 2 Family 1437 |
head Henry MICHMOORE b 158x m 161x Oct1620 under his brother Richard ’s will, inherited ₤10 and his second best cloak 1641 ^ North Hill, Cornwall: enumerated in the Cornwall Protestation Returns (MUCHMORE) 13Aug1643 Northill: will probated, inventory dated 5Jul1643 shows property valued at ₤8 8s 10d (MICHOLLMOORE) sp Elizabeth ?? b 158x m 161x son Richard MUCHILMORE b 161x Oct1620 given a 2-year loan of ₤5 in his uncle Richard’s will 1641 ^ St Ives, Cornwall: enumerated in the 1641 Cornwall Protestation Returns (MICHELMORE) son Walter MICHMOORE chr 20Mar1630 North Hill son Arthur MICHMOORE chr 29Jan1633 North Hill bur 1Feb1633 North Hill |
In relation to average earnings, Henry’s property would have been worth the equivalent of about ₤18,000 today.
In 1641, Richard was definitely enumerated at St Ives and not at the parish of St Ive neighbouring North Hill. |
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