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| HER Number: | 25053.10 |
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| Name: | TRERICE - Medieval house |
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Summary
In the 14th century, the estate of Trerice passed from the Trerice family to the Arundells
Protected Status: None recorded
Other References/Statuses
- Defence of Britain (Anti-Invasion)
- OS No. (OS Quarter-sheet and OS No.): SW85NW 3
- Primary Record No. (1985-2009): 25053.10
- SMR No. (OS Quarter-sheet and SMR No.): SW85NW 11
Monument Type(s):
- HOUSE (Medieval - 1066 AD to 1539 AD)
Full description
In the 14th century, the estate of Trerice passed from the Trerice family to the Arundells. It seems that it was sub-let by the Arundells to various other families until 1540. Nevertheless, the 14th to 15th century house is described as a 'mansion' (b1, b2). Traditionally it was thought that the south wing of the extant country house retained fabric from this earlier phase of the building (4), but this is now thought to be unlikely and traces of an earlier building have been identified on the north elevation of the surviving house and below-ground foundations may also survive (5, 6).
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Site history:
1: 1970. MJFR / OS
2: 2001. A HARVEY/DOB
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<1> Henderson, C, 1955-60, Ecclesiastical Antiquities of the 109 parishes of West Cornwall & Ecclesiastical History of the 4 Western Hundreds, (NS) VOL 32, 370 (Article in Journal). SCO3499.
<2> Henderson, C, 1955-60, Ecclesiastical Antiquities of the 109 parishes of West Cornwall & Ecclesiastical History of the 4 Western Hundreds, FIELD NO 405 (Article in Journal). SCO3499.
<3> National Trust, 1954, Trerice Guidebook (Bibliographic reference). SCO7561.
<4> NATIONAL TRUST, 1954, MEDIEVAL CHAPELS OF CORNWALL (Unedited Source). SCO7560.
<5> Berry, E, 1997, Trerice: An assessment of its architectural development (Report). SCO28523.
<6> Berry, E & Sturgess, J, 2012, Trerice House and Barn, Newlyn East, Cornwall - Historic Building Analysis (Report). SCO25018.
Sources / Further Reading
| [1] | SCO3499 - Article in Journal: Henderson, C. 1955-60. Ecclesiastical Antiquities of the 109 parishes of West Cornwall & Ecclesiastical History of the 4 Western Hundreds. Journal of the Royal Institution of Cornwall (New Series). 2-3. 1-497. (NS) VOL 32, 370. |
| [2] | SCO3499 - Article in Journal: Henderson, C. 1955-60. Ecclesiastical Antiquities of the 109 parishes of West Cornwall & Ecclesiastical History of the 4 Western Hundreds. Journal of the Royal Institution of Cornwall (New Series). 2-3. 1-497. FIELD NO 405. |
| [3] | SCO7561 - Bibliographic reference: National Trust. 1954. Trerice Guidebook. National Trust. |
| [4] | SCO7560 - Unedited Source: NATIONAL TRUST. 1954. MEDIEVAL CHAPELS OF CORNWALL. MS AT ICS. |
| [5] | SCO28523 - Report: Berry, E. 1997. Trerice: An assessment of its architectural development. National Trust. |
| [6] | SCO25018 - Report: Berry, E & Sturgess, J. 2012. Trerice House and Barn, Newlyn East, Cornwall - Historic Building Analysis. Cornwall Archaeological Unit. 2012R007. |
Associated Finds: none recorded
Associated Events
- ECO2875 - Trerice, St Newlyn East: Dendochronological dating, 2009 (Ref: 38-2009)
- ECO3557 - Trerice, Kestle Mill: Historic Building Survey, 2007 (Ref: 2012R007)
- ECO1486 - Trerice, Newlyn East: Archaeological Assessment, 2004 (Ref: 2005R042)
Related records
| 25053 | Part of: TRERICE - Early Medieval settlement, Medieval house, Medieval settlement, Medieval house (Place Name) |
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