THE MANOR OF MYLOR.

A small lordship which takes its name from the parish, and in which

the church is situated, so that probably the churchyard and the glebe

were taken out of it by the gift of some former proprietor, although

the fact is now forgotten. The present lord of this manor is Martin

Lister Killigrew, Esq. an adopted heir to Sir Peter Killigrew.

The church is situated at the south-east end of the parish, near that

branch of Falmouth haven called Mylor pool. It is but a small

building, consisting of a nave, one aisle of the same length, with a

handsome north cross aisle, belonging to Carclew; and a little

distance from the west is a low square campanile covered with slate,

in which are three bells.

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