An goyse ay agan Arluth Jesus Chrest toan the fowle rag
thee, preserve thy body and soul unto eternal life, drink
thy, gwetha tha gorfe hag eneff warthe Ragnaveffera; evah
this in remembrance that Christ’s blood was shed for
henna in prederry may Chrest’s goyse be towle rag
thee, and feed on him in thy heart by faith and
tha, hag dybbery wor ren en tha gollon ryb creignans hag
thanksgiving.
grassylen.
Mr. John Lanyon, of this parish, a sea sand-barge daily labourer, had a son named John Lanyon, who having had his education under Hugh Boscawen, Gent. Master of Arts, who kept a school at St. Michael Penkivell Church, became afterwards a steward to Trefusis, St. Aubyn, Coryton, and lastly came into the service of Brook Lord Chandos, and having by these services accumulated considerable riches, he gave lands, and built and endowed an almshouse for poor people.