The Manor of Crogith, which perhaps signifies the wooden cross, has
always gone with the same owner as Carhays. The barton is at present
the seat, on lease under Mr. Trevanion, of John Croaker, Esq.
As you enter into this parish from the West, you pass over a stone
bridge of ―――― arches, at the foot of which, and in the meadows
around, stood the old town of Tregony, part of the ruins of which are
sometimes visible after great floods; and a little to the north of the
bridge are still standing a part of the walls belonging to the church
dedicated to St. James Minor, which gives the title of rector to the
incumbent at St. Cubye, although he is not obliged to take a distinct
presentation. The patron, Prideaux of Devonshire.