_Garsike_, alias _Pengarsike_, nere the shore a 3. miles by est from S. Michaeles Mont.
Milatun hath part of Mewis landes in Devonshire, by one of the heires generall of Mewis, of Mewis Urth, a daughter and heire of the Godalcans, married to Henry Force. Yonge Milatun hath sir Godalcan’s daughter to his wife. One of the Worthes wives gave a late this land with a daughter of hers to one of the Milatuns of Devonshire.
_Markesju_,[47] a great long toun, burnid _3 aut 4 anno Henr. 8 a Gallis_. The paroch chirch a mile of. A pere by the Mount. Markjue and the Mount be both S. Hillaries paroche. There was found of late yeres syns spere heddes, axis for warre, and swerdes of coper, wrappid up in lynin scant perishid, nere the Mount in S. Hilaries paroch in tynne works.
Comes Moritoniæ et Cornubiæ made a celle of monkes in _S. Michel Mont_. This celle was ons gyven to a college in Cambridge. Syns given to Syon. A fair spring in the Mont.
_Ludewin_, alias _Ludevaulles_, wher, as sum suppose, was a castel, a mile by west from Markesju; it longid to the Lord Brooke.
_Pensandes_, 2 miles of by west; there is a litle peere.
_Newlin_, a mile lower on the shore; there is a peere. Newlin is an hamlet to Mousehole. _Mousehole_ a mile lower. There is a peer. Mousehole in Cornish Port-enis (Portus insulæ). A bay from Newlin to Mousehole, caullid Gnaverslak. A litle beyond Mousehole, an islet and a chapel of S. Clementes in it. There hath bene much land devourid of the sea betwixt Pensandes and Mousehole. An old legend of St. Michael speaketh of a tounelet in this part now defaced, and lying under the water.
King Ethelstane, founder of _S. Burien’s_ College, and giver of the privileges and sanctuarie to it. S. Buriana, an holy woman of Ireland, sumtyme dwellid in this place, and there made an oratory. King Ethelstane goyng hens, as it is said, onto Sylley, and returning, made _ex voto_ a College wher the Oratorie was.
_Tredine Castel_ ruines at the south-west point of Penwith; _manifesta adhuc extant vestigia_. I hard say that one Myendu was lord of it. Myendu signifieth blak mouth or chimne.
_Ryvier Castel_, almost at the est part of the mouth of Hayle River on the north se, now as sum think drounid with sand. This was Theodore’s castle.