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William LOBBE[41]		Ann[41] Wills
b. ? ? bur. 15 Mar 1737 Cardinham, Cornwall Father: Thomas Lobb jr. Mother: Hester Lucas	Married 3 Feb 1700, Warleggan, Cornwall	b. ? ? bur. 16 May 1748 Cardinham, Cornwall Father: Thomas Wills Mother: Julian Olver

 

1. ALICE LOBB, bap. 12 May 1701 - bur. 13 May 1701, Cardinham, Cornwall
    
2. ANN LOBB_[41], bap. 25 Aug 1702, Cardinham, Cornwall - d. 1747 - m. 14 Jul 1724, Cardinham, Cornwall to William CULLIS_[41] (?-1734)
   Children:
   • William CULLIS, bap. 1 Jun 1725, Cardinham, Cornwall - d. ?
   • Elizabeth CULLIS, bap 7 Apr 1727, Cardinham, Cornwall - d. ?
   • Anne CULLIS, bap. 15 Jun 1729, Cardinham, Cornwall - d. ?
   • Emblin CULLIS, bap. 3 Nov 1731, Cardinham, Cornwall - d. ? - m. 15 Jan 1758, Cardinham, Cornwall to John LITCHBROOK
   • Blanch CULLIS, bap. 28 Jun 1734, Cardinham, Cornwall - d. ? - m. 8 Dec 1756, Blisland, Cornwall to John THOMAS
      
3. JOHN LOBB_[41], bap. 22 Nov 1704 - m. 5 May 1729 to Mary ANDREW
    
4. WILLIAM LOBB, bap. 6 May 1707 - bur. 26 May 1709, Cardinham, Cornwall
    
5. JULIAN LOBB, bap. 24 May 1709, Cardinham, Cornwall - bur. 18 Jul 1740, Cardinham, Cornwall - m. 14 Feb 1731, Cardinham, Cornwall to Daniel HENWOOD (?-1752)(Daniel remarried in 1741 to Jane Cowling and had another 6 children)
   Children:
   • Ann HENWOOD, bap. 9 Jan 1731, Warleggan, Cornwall - d. as an infant
   • William HENWOOD, bap. 3 Feb 1734, Warleggan, Cornwall - d. ?
   • Daniel HENWOOD, bap 6 Jan 1736, Warleggan, Cornwall - d. ?
   • Ann HENWOOD, bap. 6 Feb 1737, Warleggan, Cornwall - d. ?
   • Elizabeth HENWOOD, bap. 20 Jun 1738, Warleggan, Cornwall - d. ?
   • John HENWOOD, bap. 2 Jan 1740, Warleggan, Cornwall - d. ?
      
6. WILLIAM LOBB_[41], bap. 8 Apr 1712, Cardinham, Cornwall - d. 1761(?) - m. 4 Mar 1741, Cardinham to Jane MAY
   Children:
   • William LOBB, bap. 10 Apr 1743, Cardinham Cornwall - d. ? (possibly m. 10 Mar 1764, St Neot to Susan Henwood, a child of his aunt's husband, by his 2nd wife)
   • Julian LOBB, bap. 5 Jan 1746, Blisland, Cornwall - d. ?, (possibly m. 4 Sep 1773, Bodmin to John HORE
   • Ann LOBB, bap. 4 Sep 1748, Blisland, Cornwall - d. ?
   • Jane LOBB, bap. 16 Feb 1751, Cardinham, Cornwall - d. ?
      
7. THOMAS LOBB_[41], bap. 2 Mar 1714, Cardinham, Cornwall - bur. 21 Aug 1783, Cardinham Cornwall (noted as: "of Warleggan" on his burial) - m. 9 Jan 1738, Warleggan, Cornwall to Frances PEARSE
   Children:
   • Thomas LOBB, bap. 12 Aug 1740, Cardinham, Cornwall - bur. 9 Nov 1815, Cardinham Cornwall - m. 18 Apr 1769, Warleggan, Cornwall to Elizabeth BUTTON (? - 1823, noted on her gravestone as "mother of 21")
     Children:
     • Mary LOBB, bap. 16 Jan 1770, Warleggan, Cornwall - bur. after 1815 - m. 5 Nov 1798 to William TOMS
     • Frances LOBB, bap. 10 May 1771, Warleggan, Cornwall - d. ? (died young)
     • Thomas LOBB, bap. 10 May 1771, Warleggan, Cornwall - bur. 10 Jul 1771, Cardinham, Cornwall
     • Elizabeth LOBB, bap. 10 May 1772, Warleggan, Cornwall - d. after 1815 - m. 6 May 1804, St Neot, Cornwall to William SAUNDERS
     • Thomas LOBB, bap. 11 Apr 1773, Warleggan, Cornwall - bur. 17 Apr 1774, Cardinham, Cornwall
     • Frances LOBB, bap. 3 Apr 1774, Warleggan, Cornwall - bur. 15 Apr 1774, Cardinham, Cornwall
     • John LOBB, bap. 20 Feb 1776, Warleggan, Cornwall - bur. 26 Jun 1779, Cardinham, Cornwall
     • Frances LOBB, bap. 11 Feb 1777, St Neot, Cornwall, Eng - d. ? - m. 28 Jul 1804, Maker, Cornwall to Petherick TAMBLYN
     • Ann LOBB, bap. 3 May 1778, Warleggan, Cornwall - d. after 1815
     • Eleanor LOBB, bap. 26 Oct 1779, Cardinham, Cornwall - bur. 13 Apr 1790, Cardinham, Cornwall
     • Henry LOBB, bap. 22 Sep 1780, Cardinham, Cornwall - d. after 1815
     • Julian LOBB, bap. 14 Nov 1781, Cardinham, Cornwall - bur. 4 Mar 1863, Newton Ferrers, Devon - m. 7 Jan 1811, Cardinham, Cornwall to Thomas BUTTON
     • Jenifer LOBB, bap. 9 Feb 1783, Cardinham, Cornwall - bur. 5 Apr 1784, Cardinham, Cornwall
     • Thomas LOBB, bap. 8 Aug 1784, Cardinham, Cornwall - d. 25 Dec 1877, Wembury, Devon - m. 12 Dec 1820, Liskeard, Cornwall to Elizabeth BODY
     • Jenifer LOBB, bap. 25 Dec 1785, Cardinham, Cornwall - bur. 7 Nov 1801, Cardinham, Cornwall
     • John LOBB, bap. 12 May 1787, Cardinham, Cornwall - bur. 7 May 1788, Cardinham, Cornwall
     • John LOBB, bap. 10 Aug 1788, Cardinham, Cornwall - d. after 1815
     • un-named LOBB, bap. ? - d. soon after birth
     • William LOBB, bap. 4 Feb 1790, Cardinham, Cornwall - d. after 1815
     • Abraham LOBB, bap. 16 Aug 1791, Cardinham, Cornwall - d. 16 Dec 1870, Cardinham, Cornwall - m. 5 Jul 1824, Liskeard, Cornwall to Dorothy CROKER
       Parish Record of the baptism of Abraham.
       "16 Aug 1791 Abraham son of Thomas and Elizabeth Lobb of Galgeth born yesterday. NB this is there 20th child, 18 have been baptised, one died after private baptism and did not live long enough to be named. Married 22 years aged 51 and 40 years."
     • Eleanor LOBB, bap. 26 Dec 1793, Cardinham, Cornwall - d. after 1815
        
   • John LOBB, bap. 7 May 1745, Cardinham, Cornwall - d. ?
   • William LOBB, bap. 27 Dec 1747, Cardinham, Cornwall - d. ?
      
8. RICHARD (possible) LOBB, bap. 13 Oct 1716, Cardinham, Cornwall - d. ? - m. ? to Elizabeth (COLMAR??)
   Children:
   • John LOBB, bap. 25 Oct 1741, Cardinham, Cornwall - d. ?
   • William LOBB, bap. 17 Oct 1744, Cardinham, Cornwall - d. ?
      
9. FRANCES LOBB_[41], bap. 29 Jun 1718, Cardinham, Cornwall - d. ? - m. 23 Jun 1742, Cardinham, Cornwall to Richard BROAD
   Children:
   • Richard BROAD, bap. 1 Feb 1743, Cardinham, Cornwall - d. ?
   • Frances BROAD, bap 29 Nov 1747, Cardinham, Cornwall - d. ?
   • Ann BROAD, bap. 19 Aug 1750, Cardinham, Cornwall - d. ?
   • William BROAD, bap. 9 Sep 1753, Cardinham, Cornwall - d. ?
   • Mary (possible) BROAD, bap. 18 May 1757, Cardinham, Cornwall - d. ?
      

William Lobb's Inventory 1737
An Inventory of the good of William Lobb deceased Late of the parish of Cardinham In the County of Cornwall Soon taken(?) & appraised by us John Mutton, Thomas Jorey and Richard Harris this 4th day of march 1736/7
 
I??p? his purse(?) & ?ordle & wearing aparrell.....................................03:10:00
Item 4 oxen & Sleers(Steer?)...............................................................11:10:00
Item 2 Gaots........................................................................................03:00:00
Item 7 Heffers......................................................................................10:00:00
Item 2 Yearlings...................................................................................01:10:00
Item 60 Ewes & Lambs........................................................................14:00:00
Item 10 other Ewes...............................................................................02:00:00
Item 100 weathers................................................................................23:00:00
Item 46 Hogs........................................................................................07:00:00
Item 5 yearlings more............................................................................04:05:00
Item 4 Steers.........................................................................................04:00:00
Item 5 Cowes........................................................................................09:10:00
Item 4 heffers.........................................................................................05:10:00
Item 5 heffers & one Bull.......................................................................06:15:00
Item for hay...........................................................................................02:10:00
Item for Corn in the mowhay..................................................................03:00:00
Item one Littel nage one old mare & too Colts........................................04:05:00
Item 2 Swine..........................................................................................01:00:00
Item Goats & kids..................................................................................01:01:00
Item for Corne that is ?har?hed...............................................................01:04:00
Item for Sadles & dung pols(?)...............................................at??d.........00:10:00
Item for a tungue tr??(tree?) anold(?) wains & wheles &.........................02:05:00
Item for Cyder pound & all Implements belonging....................................01:00:00
Item for plows harrows yoaks & bows...................................................01:00:00
Item for Ropes tre?es hall??? & gi?ses(?)...............................................00:04:00
Item 4 Iron Chains a ?randdis wope(?) 2 plowe......................................01:01:00
Shares one Coulter(?) & a bar of Iron Head tows(?)..............................included in above amount
and Swevls & other Implements.............................................................included in above amount
Item for axes(?) hooks & Cleuers(?)......................................................00:03:00
Item for Shovles Sto?ing axes one pisk & two Evels(?)...........................00:04:06
Item for old Syths & handpins & rings and .............................................00:05:00
a hay knife.............................................................................................included in above amount
Subtotal; 125:02:00
  PAGE 2
 
Item for a brandes a Chimly Crook & pots ? o?ks..................................00:04:00
Item for hoops.......................................................................................00:02:00
Item for hogsheads barrells keeves(?) tubs buskets te??er.......................01:03:00
and a gallan tr?? bowls po?k(crossed through)........................................included in above amount
Item for wooll........................................................................................00:15:00
Item a gronding Stone & torner...............................................................00:01:06
Item for planks & Spoaks for whealls.....................................................00:06:06
Item one feather bead two d??ft beads & bedsteds.................................03:05:00
and forniture & other beding...................................................................included in above amount
Item a Chist(?) & one old box................................................................00:06:06
Item 7 pewter dishes & ten tining plates..................................................00:17:06
Item 4 brass pans & 2 old Kittles...........................................................02:01:00
Item 2 brass Crooks & 2 Iron Crooks...................................................00:17:06
Item a Iron beam for weights a hammer & pen?ers.................................00:06:00
and some harrow tynes & other old iron implyments...............................included in above amount
Item one table board forms Chares Stools and.......................................00:04:00
an old Cheessewring & keeve Stool.......................................................included in above amount
Item winding Sheets Sa?es Seaves(?) wooll packs.................................00:16:00
one old S??dlep(?)................................................................................included in above amount
Item household provition........................................................................01:10:00
Item ye? ba?ne boards one S??ot flaskols(?) baskets.............................00:06:06
Sheep Shares (shears?) and Ladders......................................................included in above amount
Item bills bands & all dessprett(?) de?ts.................................................07:00:00
Item a wheale barrow & other lumber stuf..............................................00:05:00
Item a boardcloth & other Table Lyning markettCloths...........................00:04:00
Item pultrey & gees...............................................................................00:02:06
Item ye Land of Kents down.................................................................28:00:00
Item for goods Gave to the widdow 2 Cowes & 6 Ewes........................05:00:00
Item more one feather bead furnished.....................................................02:00:00
Item more for one bras Crook a brass pan 3 pewter..............................03:00:00
dishes one kitle tanker? & some other things...........................................included in above amount
Item 3 other Ewes.................................................................................00:12:00
Item for Corne in the Grownd................................................................05:00:00
Item for all his Chattle Estates................................................................267:10:00
Item for things omitted & unseen............................................................00:10:00

Total of page 2 - 332:0?:06
Total of page 1 - 125:02:06
Totall...... 457:08:06
  Signed: John Mutton Thomas Jory Richard Harris
 
Some item descriptions:
flaskol = flat shallow basket or small flask
keeves = large tub or vat, especially a mash tub (mash for animal feed)
brandiss = a trivett (a small stand, with three legs, metal tripod or movable brackets for moving cooking things at a fire)
coulter = the iron blade fixed in front of the share in a plow
crose = crook or hook
seedlop = the vessell in which a sower carries seed
  William Lobb, Fornication Penance 1745!

• A William Lobb of Cardinham was the subject of a Penance for fornication in 1745. More than likely it was William's son, William.
   
    "To William Lobb of the Parish of
    Cardinham within in Archdeaconary of
    Cornwall.
   
    Whereas you have been prosecuted, in the Archdeaconary Court of Cornwall for being the Father of ----- a Base Child. And whereas you have submitted yourself to the Censure of the said Court Having Confessed the said crime, you are therefore enjoyned and Required by the Authority of the Worshipful John Sceech Clerk Master of ??r?ts. Archdeacon of the said Archdeaconary of Cornwall to doo & perform the penance following / That is to say / that you shall on the next Sunday after the Re???? Hereof in the fore ?oon Immediately after the Reading of the Second(?) Lesson Enter into the South Door of the Said parish Church of Cardinham Bare-footed & Bare-legged your head uncovered with a white sheet hanging Down over your shoulder and a white rood in your hand, and shall pass through the Middle Alley of the Said parish Church, Soe far foreth(?) as the Minister's Desk, before which you are to stand untill the end of the Ni??? Creed(?), and in the end thereof you are with an audible Voice to say and repeat the Words following / That is to say / I Doe humbly Confess and Acknowledge That I have Highly Offended Almighty God by Committing the foul sin of Fornication and for being the Father of ----- a Base Child and being thereby Soe great a Scandal to the Church & Christian Religion for which I Doe Hereby Declare my Hearty(?) Sorrow & Pennitence and here in the presence of Almighty God & before this Congregation promise / by God's Assistence(?) ?????? ?????? of Life for the Future(?), beseeching God to pardon me and desireing you to pray for me and thereupon you are with an Audible Voice to say and Repeat the Lord's prayer upon your ??eed, And of your performance Hereof you are to Bring to the Said Court an Authentik Certificate under the ?ands of the Minister and Churchwardens & two of the principal Inhabitants of the said parish alor(?) before the fifth day of April ???? Dates the fifteenth of March in the year of our Lord 1745.
    Agreeable(?) with the act(?) of Court
    As Witnesseth(?)
    ? Len? Bennett Depe???"
   
    Written on the back of same letter:
    ?? Minister Churchwardens & two of the Prinicpal Inhabitants of the Parish of Cardinham do certify ?? this penance was regularly performed by Wm Lobb, according to the fe??e??le
    Signed
    Wm Waddon Rec.
    John Harriot Warden
    Petherick Bunt
    Wm Slyman
   
    Noted on back: 31 May 1741, Lobb's pow of ? Cardinham ??
    Fornication"
   
    (The punishment of being bare-footed, bare-legged, bare-headed, draped in a white sheet and holding a white wand/rod/candle, appearing at the church door and walking down the center of the church, standing during the whole sermon and then confessing a committed sin in front of the congregation (with various extortions/harangues from the Minister included at some point), was a popular form of punishment, across Eng, for sexual deviance in medieval times. Failure to perform the penance, which could last weeks or even years, led to excommunication from the church. This punishment seems to date back well into the mid 1500's.)
   

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