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Note: Probably Thomas Code of Penryn, principal burgess. He died 1705 but is still mentioned here lease of 25 March 6 Anne [1707] by Jonathan, lord bishop of Exeter to John Bloys, Thomas Worth, James Kemp, Peter Hallamore, Thomas Hearde, Ambrose Worth, John Worth, Joseph Penhallow, Thomas Code, Thomas Worth jun., Samuel Kemp, Arthur New
man and Valentine Ennys, principal burgesses of Penryn, of lordship of Penryn, borough of Penryn and all premises, for lives of John son of James Kemp, John son of Thomas Hearle and Edward son of Joseph Hodge, for yearly rent of �12-5-6.
One life on lease still alive, premises are in possession of mayor and burgesses; half a year's rent is now due.Endorsed: statement that on 29 June 1745 Nicholas Webber made demand for payment of the rent at 6 o'clock in the evening; waited at the Bishop's palace until half past eight in the evening "when it was too late to Discurne or tell Money"; t
he wicket at the fore gate leading into the palace was open all the time, "the porter constantly attending" but no money was paid.
Statement that on 3 July 1745 Philip Webber entered and took possession of the Guildhall and market place of Penryn and all its rights and properties to the use of the lord bishop of Exeter, that the lease should be void for non-payment of
rent.
Will 8th day November 1705. Thomas Code of Falmouth
Gives brothers Philip and Benjamin and sister Elizabeth one shilling.
To wife Katherine Code - Spryes house orchards and gardens now in poseession of William Harry.
To neice Amelia Bawden all taht messuage or tenement now in possession of William Robyns
To wife, tenement called Tregdiene in parish of Mawnan togethe rwith cellars orchards
Rest of Goods and chattels to wife and sole executrix. 8th day Nov 1705 in presence of Jas Draper John Tanner Lough Rogers
1747 the first wife of Dr. Turner was Catherine Bawden, widow of Thomas Code of Penryn.
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