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     Sir Guy St Aubyn was the son of Guy St Aubyn and Margaret de Raleigh.

     Henry St Aubyn was born circa 1614 in Clowance, Crowan, Cornwall. He was aged 6 at the 1620 Visitation, but note that his sister was also 6!. He was the son of John St Aubyn and Katherine Arundell. Henry was Vicar of Crowan at Crowan until 1702.
     Henry died before 30 August 1702 in Crowan, Cornwall. He was buried on 30 August 1702 in Crowan.

     Henry St Aubyn was born on 4 June 1703 in Crowan, Cornwall. He was the son of Sir John St Aubyn (2nd Bart) and Mary de la Hay. Henry St Aubyn was christened on 12 June 1703 in Crowan.
     Henry died before 22 January 1703/4 in Crowan, CON.

     Henry St Aubyn was the son of William St Aubyn.
     Henry died before 17 August 1617 in Mawgan in Meneage, Cornwall. He was buried on 17 August 1617 in Mawgan in Meneage.
     His will was proved in 1618 at the Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Will of Henry Seyntawbin or St Aubin, Mawgan, Cornwall.

     Isabel St Aubyn was the daughter of Mauger de Sancto Albino St Aubyn.
Isabel St Aubyn married an unknown person .

     James St Aubyn was born say 1670 in Cornwall, England. He was the son of Sir John St Aubyn (Bart) and Anne Jenkin.
     James died before 27 February 1753 in Crowan, Cornwall. He was buried on 27 February 1753 in Crowan, CON.

     Capt James St Aubyn was born on 16 October 1709 in Soho, Westminster, Middlesex, England. He was described as the third son.. He was the son of Sir John St Aubyn (2nd Bart) and Mary de la Hay. Capt James St Aubyn was christened on 21 October 1709 in St Margaret, Westminster, Middlesex.
Capt James St Aubyn and Mary St Aubyn, Mary de la Hay and Peter St Aubyn were mentioned from 1714 to 1715.
Capt James St Aubyn married Christian Unknown (St Aubyn).
     James died in 1762 in Delahay St, Soho, Westminster, Middlesex, England. A James St Aubyn aged 54 in 1746, took out an annuity and died at Delahay St, Westminster in 1762. A James St Aubyn, Esq. was buried 27 February 1753 at Crowan. A James St Aubyn, Esq, was buried at Crowan 5 July 1794..

     Jane St Aubyn was born on 11 May 1699 in Crowan, Cornwall. She was the daughter of Sir John St Aubyn (2nd Bart) and Mary de la Hay. Jane St Aubyn was christened on 22 May 1699 in Crowan.
     Jane died before 1714. She probaby died before 1714 as she is not mentioned with her siblings in the court case.

     Joan St Aubyn (Bodrigan) was born in Cornwall, England. She was the daughter of John St Aubyn.

     John St Aubyn was also known as St Albin in records. He was born say 1580 in Cornwall. He was the son of Thomas St Aubyn and Zenobia Mallet.
John St Aubyn married Katherine Arundell, daughter of John Arundell and Gertrude Dennis, on 29 January 1602/3 in Trerice, East Newlyn, Cornwall.
He was Recorder in Penzance in 1620. He was named in the will of his brother Thomas.. John St Aubyn was sheriff of Cornwall in 1635.
     John St Aubyn made a will dated 1 December 1638.
     John died on 13 September 1639 in Crowan, Cornwall. He was buried on 15 September 1639 in Crowan.
     His will was proved on 6 May 1640 at the Prerogative Court of Canterbury.

     John St Aubyn was born circa 1610 in Cornwall. He was aged 10 at the 1620 Visitation. He was the son of John St Aubyn and Katherine Arundell.
     John St Aubyn and Catherine Godolphin obtained a marriage licence on 29 March 1637 in Exeter, Devon.
John St Aubyn married Catherine Godolphin, daughter of Francis Godolphin and Ann Carew, circa April 1637. Her marriage took Treveneage into the St Aubyn family but the barton was sold and after passing through a branch of the Robinson family, it was purchased in c. 1665 by the Tredenhams. John St Aubyn was the sheriff of Cornwall from 1643 to 1667.
He was named in the will of his uncle Thomas aged 30 and more at his father's death, sole executor of his father's will. He purchased St Michael's Mount in 1657, MP for Michell 1679. He had 4 sons and several daughters.
Colonel John St Aubyn
Purchased the Mount as a family home in 1659.
     John died before 20 August 1684 in Crowan, Cornwall.
     The administration of his estate was granted to Sir John St Aubyn (Bart) on 20 August 1684 Administration of his estate was granted to his son John. John St Aubyn was buried on 20 August 1684 in Crowan.

     John St Aubyn was also known as St Albone in records. He was born circa 1525 in England. He was the son of Thomas St Aubyn and Mary Grenville.
John St Aubyn married Blanch Whittington, daughter of Thomas Whittington. John St Aubyn was the sheriff of Cornwall in 1568.
Lease re Manor of Tywardreath. Parties: 1) John Saintaubyn [St Aubyn], of Clowance and Thomas Saintaubyn his son and Zenobia his wife and David Pendarves of Borthogga, gentleman and John Pendarves his son, lord of the manor of Trewardreth [Tywardreath] 2) Richard Pokye, [Puckey] Alse [Alice] his wife and Henrie [Henry] their son Consideration: £5 Term: Natural lives of 2) Rent: 6 shillings Herriot: Best beast A tenement ?? a garden an orchard and on ?? together with a shild [chill] house? lying and being on the north side of Tywardreath village and also a close of land called the west parke all which the said Richard Pokie [Puckey] there before held and all and singular the appurtenances thereunto belonging Witnessed by John Lavelis and John Weat?.
     John died on 17 August 1590 in Clowance, Crowan, Cornwall.

     John St Aubyn was born say 1695. He was the son of James St Aubyn.

     John St Aubyn was christened on 3 December 1741 in Wokingham, Berkshire. He was the son of Capt James St Aubyn and Christian Unknown (St Aubyn).
     John St Aubyn was mentioned in the will of Sir John St Aubyn (4th Bart) dated 21 February 1760.

     John St Aubyn was the son of John St Aubyn.

     John St Aubyn was born in Cornwall, England. He was heir to his father. He was the son of Thomas St Aubyn and Maud or Matilda Trenowith.
     John died after 1523.

     John St Aubyn was the Member of Parliament for Devon. He was Knight of the Shire of Devon. He was born in England. He was the son of Sir Guy St Aubyn and Alice Serjeaux (Countess of Oxford).

     John St Aubyn was born on 27 September 1696 in Crowan, Cornwall. He was christened on 7 October 1696 in Crowan, CON. He was the son of Sir John St Aubyn (2nd Bart) and Mary de la Hay.
     John died before 9 January 1697/98 in Crowan, CON. He was buried on 9 January 1697/98 in Crowan, CON.

     John St Aubyn was the son of Sir John St Aubyn and Johanna Chudleigh.
John St Aubyn married Catherine Challons before 1418. She was the daughter & co-heiress of Robert Chalons, of Chalons-Lea (Challonsleigh), Devon, Their second daughter & co-heiress married Reginald Trethurffe.
     John died on 14 October 1418.

     Sir John St Aubyn was the son of Thomas de St Aubyn and Alice Raleigh.
Sir John St Aubyn married Johanna Chudleigh. He married secondly? Johanna, daughter Sir James Chudleigh, Kt. She was named in the inquisition taken on the death of her husbanc are remarried to Philip Bryan in 1386, surviving her second husband and remarried Sir Thomas Pomeroy, Kt.
     John died on 28 August 1383 in Combe Raleigh, Devon. Inqusiiton p.m. 9 & 14 Rich II # 46.
Sir John St Aubyn was mentioned as deceased on 29 December 1691.

     Sir John St Aubyn (2nd Bart) was christened on 13 January 1670 in St Columb Major, Cornwall. He was the son of Sir John St Aubyn (Bart) and Anne Jenkin.      
Sir John St Aubyn (2nd Bart) was the Member of Parliament between 1689 and 1695 for Helston, Cornwall.
Mortgage, St Aubyn Manors. Parties: 1) Edward Byrch of Leacroft, Staffordshire, serjeant-at-law, Henry Halsell of London, serjeant-at-law, John Garrett of London, scrivener, and Arthur Squire of St Clements Inn, Mddlesex, gentleman
2) Sir William Coryton of West Newton Farrars, Dame Susanna his wife, Dame Susanna Biddulph of West Combe, Kent, widow, and Edward Littleton of Pilleton Hall, Staffordshire, esquire, father of Susanna Coryton
3) Sir John St Aubyn of Clowance and Dame Anne St Aubyn of Clowance, widow of Sir John St Aubyn, deceasd, father of Sir John St Aubyn
4) Charles Trevanion of Carhays, esquire, and Richard Spoure of Grays Inn, Midlesex, gentleman
Recites: £2000 mortgage by Sir John St Aubyn to Sir Peter Killigrew of Arwennack, of the manors of Gaverigan, Treniniack and Cusgarne of 22-23 September 1684
£500 repaid by Dame Anne St. Aubyn
£3300 mortgage to 1) of 25-26 March 1689
Marriage settlement of William Coryton and Susanna Littleton, 1) being trustees, of 1688
1) to 4)
Consideration: £54 3 shillings 4 pence
Mortgage for £3150 of the moiety of the manors of Gaverigan, Treniniack and Cusgarne with messuages and tenements in Gaverigan, Treniniack, Cusgarne, Mingham, Ennis Vear, Ennis Scaven, Trepcony alias Trekennen, Belowsa, Kernick, Entire, St. Nicholas' meadow, Crebans meadow, St. Austell, Michell, Tresawna, Tregaswith, Burlawn Eglos, Tregeare, Trewolvas, St. Caddocks, Trayter, Trenyer, Trevilsan, Trenranell Park, Treveor, Penrose, Treworgans, Metheres, Cusgarne, Cusgarne Wartha, Tresamble Vean, Hengwin, Blowinghouse, Treviskey, Tuckingmill, Bell, Carnonnell, Carne Moore stamping mill, Bosparva Wollas, Geares, Tolvadden, Trelease, in St Columb Major, Roche, Bodmin, St Austell, borough of Mitchell, St Enoder, St Columb Minor, Breage, St Merryn, Newlyn, St Caddock, Gorran, Veryan, Probus, St Mewan, Gwennap, St Hilary, Stithians and Gwinear; also premises in St Erth Churchtown, St Ives, Trevaskey, Kernick, Hellas Veor, Geares, Geares stamps, Tolvadden, Trevissa, Fraighton, Trelease, Tregodeck, Landithy, Bosparva Wartha, Balgarrick, in Roche, Gwennap, St Erth, St Ives, St Hilary, Marazion, Madron, Penzance and Gwithian, all lands being once the inheritance of Francis Godolphin which descends to Sir John St Aubyn deceased through Godolphin's daughter Katherine, late wife of Sir John St Aubyn deceased, and mother of Sir John St Aubyn, also deceased..
Sir John St Aubyn (2nd Bart) married Mary de la Hay, daughter of Peter de la Hay, on 22 May 1695 in St George's chapel, New Windsor, Berkshire. Sir John St Aubyn (2nd Bart) was Sheriff of Cornwall in 1704/5.
     John died on 20 June 1714 in Clowance, Crowan, Cornwall, aged 44. He was buried on 24 June 1714 in Crowan.
     His will was proved on 29 October 1722.

     Sir John St Aubyn (3rd Bart) was born on 5 July 1700 in Crowan, Cornwall. He was the son of Sir John St Aubyn (2nd Bart) and Mary de la Hay. Sir John St Aubyn (3rd Bart) was christened on 16 July 1700 in Crowan.
St Aubyn v St Aubyn: Bill, two answers and depositions. Plaintiffs: Peter St Aubyn, James St Aubyn, Mary St Aubyn and Martha St Aubyn spinsters (younger children of Sir John St Aubyn bart deceased of Clavance, Cornwall) by Dame Mary St Aubyn widow their mother. Defendants: Sir John St Aubyn bart, Dame Mary St Aubyn widow, Sir Robert Vyvyan bart, Francis Bassett esq and Robert Hooker esq gent.
     John matriculated at Exeter College, Oxford University, from 12 June 1718 to 1721. He gained a Master of Arts, 19 July 1721.      
Sir John St Aubyn (3rd Bart) was the Member of Parliament from 1722 to 1744 for Cornwall.
Sir John St Aubyn (3rd Bart) married Catherine Morice on 3 October 1725 in St James, Soho, Westminster, Middlesex. It was also registered at Werrington.
     Sir John St Aubyn (3rd Bart) made a will dated 25 July 1740. Copy will and administration, Sir Jn. St. Aubyn of Clowance. - confirmation of marriage settlement of 1725; if no male heirs, lands to be charged with payment of £10,000 for testator's bro. James and heirs, then testator's eldest dau. Cath., and heirs, then 2nd dau. May, then 3rd dau. Margt., then 4th dau. Barbara;
Heir to take surname of St. Aubyn, using Clowance as chief residence; men whom his daus. marry shall as they inherit estate take name of St. Aubyn (refusal to do so - disinherited); after daus. families, estates to cousin Godolphin Arundel Crocker St. Aubyn, then cousin Jas. St. Aubyn
- £500 to each dau. living at his death, with income settled on them by marriage settlement.
- £50 to poor of Crowan.
Exor: son Jn. St. Aubyn, an infant of 13 yrs; trustees to be bro.-in-law Sir Wm. Morice, Sir Wm. Carew and Sir Jn. Molesworth during minority.
     John died of fever before 23 August 1744 in Pencarrow, Cornwall. He was buried on 23 August 1744 in Crowan.
     His will was proved on 9 May 1745 at the Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Will of Sir John St Aubin, Clowance, Cornwall.

     Sir John St Aubyn (4th Bart) was christened on 11 November 1726 in Crowan, Cornwall. He was the son of Sir John St Aubyn (3rd Bart) and Catherine Morice.
     John matriculated at Oriel College, Oxford University, on 19 October 1744. He was awarded a Master of Arts 1 July 1747.
Sir John St Aubyn (4th Bart) married Elizabeth Wingfield on 4 June 1756 in St James, Soho, Westminster. By special licence in her father's house in St James Place. She married secondly 5 October 1782, John Baker of Orsett, Essex..
     Sir John St Aubyn (4th Bart) made a will dated 21 February 1760.
     John died on 12 October 1772 in Clowance, Crowan, Cornwall, aged 45. His memorial inscription states that he was aged nearly 47. He was buried on 3 November 1772 in Crowan.
     His will was proved in 1772 at the Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Will of Sir John St. Aubyn Clowan , Cornwall.

     Sir John St Aubyn (5th Bart) was born on 17 May 1758 in Golden Square, Soho, Westminster, Middlesex. He was baptised the same day [17th] at St James Westminster. He was the son of Sir John St Aubyn (4th Bart) and Elizabeth Wingfield.
     In Sir John St Aubyn (4th Bart)'s will dated 21 February 1760, Sir John St Aubyn (5th Bart) was named as heir.
     Sir John St Aubyn (5th Bart) made a will dated 1839. The Cornwall Record Office holds a copy of the will: Sir Jn. St. Aubyn of Clowance, - burial in family vault at Crowan
- recite 1796 deed of settlement, Sir Jn. St. Aubyn to Thos. Ker of South Molton Street, London, and rev. Jn. Molesworth of St. Breock, all lands in Stoke Damerel and Eggbuckland, Devon, for 1500 years, in trust for testator's sister, Mrs. Ann White; to raise out of rents £260 yearly for her use, after her death to raise £6500 as portions for her children;
Settlement "is alleged to be" lost; sister still alive, all children over 21; she has received her annuity, but £6500 not paid; in order to prevent loss, testator declares this to be a valid charge on his estate
- recites marriage settlement of s. Rev. Wm. Jn. St. A. and testator's niece Dorothy Anne Lennard, which makes "sufficient and proper" provision for them; Wm. only to receive £100 and same for his wife
- w. Dame Juliana £1000 and £2000 annuity
- £500 annuity to each person "who after the decease of my natural son James St. Aubyn of Lincolns Inn... would be tenant for life of my estates"
- servants living with him at his death, one year's wages
- sister Cath. Molesworth, a silver embossed tankard partly gilt, presented to Sir Wm. Morice by the states of Lubeck at the Restoration, requesting her to "take care the same shall as far as in her power follow the entail of my Cornish estates".
- all letters, private papers and books not relating to estate, all boxes, drawers and cases at Clowance, St. Michael's Mount, or Shortgrove Hall, Essex, to be inspected by wife or s. Edw; if not necessary for use of trustees and exors., not family papers or vouchers, to be immediately destroyed
- dau. Hebe Eliz. Prideaux, one share dated 1787 in the Earl of Cork's tontine
- similar shares to dau. Mary Morice and s. Jas.
- similar shares to trustees for s. Rob. Thos. St. A., and for dau. Eliz., w. of col. Wm. Knollys
- daus. Eliz. Knollys and Cath., w. of Geo. Darner Parnell, the organ at Shortgrove Hall, and all other musical instruments except the organs at Clowance and St. Michael's Mount
- all plate, jewels and trinkets (except those to which testator is entitled by wills of father and grandfather), all clocks, watches, snuff-boxes, linen, china, glass, wines, marble and plaster busts, glass and sulphur impressions of gems and coins, "all the bronzes I brought from Paris and Italy", all portraits, "a Picture of the Virgin and Child supposed to be painted by Vandyck", all household goods, to wife; also all books in which her name is written; all prints in the portfolio; plate of her choice to value of £1000
- children to have whatever has their names on
- wife to live if she wishes at Shortgrove Hall, Essex, for remainder of 21 yr. lease.
- rest of estate to wm. wingfield, Wm. Grylls and Edw. St. Aubyn, after payment of debts and legacies, in trust for son Jas. St. A. and his heirs, then to s. Edw. and his heirs, etc., each heir to take name and aims of St. Aubyn
Codicils: alteration of financial bequests, 1835.
£300 worth of wine only for w; tankard to s. of Cath. Molesworth, now decd., 1838.
Additional leagacies to family and servants, 1839.
     John died on 10 August 1839 in Putney Hill, Surrey, aged 81. He died without legitimate issue, having married at 64 on 1 July 1822 at St Andrew Holborn, Juliana Vinnicombe (whi died 14 June 1856 aged 87). They had 6 sons and 2 daughter between 1794 & 1811, all illegitimate. He was buried in Crowan, Cornwall.

     Sir John St Aubyn (Bart) was christened on 6 April 1645 in St Andrew, Plymouth, Devon. He was the son of John St Aubyn and Catherine Godolphin.
     John matriculated at Exeter College, Oxford University, on 17 July 1663.
Sir John St Aubyn (Bart) married Anne Jenkin, daughter of James or Peter Jenkyn, on 14 November 1665 in St Columb Major, Cornwall, England. 2 November 1665 - Release of property by John St Aubyn of Clowance, to Sir John Arundell and others, in connection with marriage between John St Aubyn junior and Anne Jenkin, heir of Peter Jenkin, late of Trekinnyn, esquire, deceased.      
Sir John St Aubyn (Bart) was a Member of Parliament. John was created a baronet on 11 December 1671.
     Administration of the estate of John St Aubyn was granted to Sir John St Aubyn (Bart), on 20 August 1684 Administration of his estate was granted to his son John.
He was named in the will of his sister Catherine in 1687.
     John died before 24 June 1687 in Crowan, Cornwall. He was buried on 24 June 1687 in Crowan.
     The administration of his estate was granted to Anne Jenkin on 27 June 1687. Sir John St Aubyn (Bart) was buried on 24 June 1690 in Crowan.

     John de Sancto Albino St Aubyn was born after 1279. He was the fourth son. He was the son of Sir Mauger St Aubyn and Isabella Pidekswell. John, the clerk of court, recorded the deed transfer between an unknown person and an unknown person on 3 July 1318. Feet of fines V.11 #1067 3 July 1618: Isabella de Sancto Albino & Joan sisters & heirs of Mauger, son of Mauger de S.A., claimants ... by William de Lucy, in her place by Kings Writ & Guy de Sancto Albino, deforcient re the manor of Parracombe & advowson of the church of that manor.
     John resided at Parracombe, Devon, 1330. He married Joan and from them descend the St Aubyns of Devon.

     Margaret St Aubyn was born circa 1617 in Clowance, Crowan, Cornwall. She was aged 3 at the 1620 Visitation, but she is not listed at Crowan. She was the daughter of John St Aubyn and Katherine Arundell.
     Margaret died after 1685/86.

     Margaret St Aubyn was born in England. She was the daughter of Thomas St Aubyn and Mary Grenville.

     Margaret died in England. She was born on 5 August 1730 in Crowan, Cornwall. She was the daughter of Sir John St Aubyn (3rd Bart) and Catherine Morice. Margaret St Aubyn (Basset) was christened on 21 September 1730 in Crowan, CON.
     Margaret St Aubyn (Basset) was mentioned in the will of Sir John St Aubyn (4th Bart) dated 21 February 1760.

     Margaret died in Cornwall, England. She was the daughter of John St Aubyn.