Family: John Speccot / Honor Eliot (F00220)
m. 15 Feb 1663/64-
Husband | Male
John Speccot
Born Died 23 Dec 1677 Buried 10 Jan 1677/78 Egloskerry, Cornwall 
Married 15 Feb 1663/64 [1] St. Germans, Cornwall [1] Father Paul Speccot | F00380 Group Sheet Mother Grace Halswell | F00380 Group Sheet
Wife | Female
Honor Eliot
Born Bef 19 Oct 1634 Christened 19 Oct 1634 Southwick, Hampshire Died Bef 25 Sep 1692 Buried 25 Sep 1692 Egloskerry, Cornwall Father John Eliot | F00096 Group Sheet Mother Honor Norton | F00096 Group Sheet
Child 1 | Male
John Speccot
Born Bef 19 Apr 1665 Christened 19 Apr 1665 Egloskerry, Cornwall Died Bef 20 Jul 1705 Buried 20 Jul 1705 Egloskerry, Cornwall Spouse Essex Robartes | F00388 Married 09 Apr 1689 Abbey of St. Peter, Westminster, London
Child 2 | Male
Paul Speccot
Born Bef 01 Jan 1665/66 Christened 01 Jan 1665/66 Egloskerry, Cornwall Died Bef 12 Mar 1670/71 Buried 12 Mar 1670/71 Egloskerry, Cornwall
Child 3 | Female
Dorothy Speccot
Born Bef 12 Nov 1668 Christened 12 Nov 1668 Egloskerry, Cornwall Died Buried
Child 4 | Male
Humphrey Speccot
Born Bef 17 Mar 1668/69 Christened 17 Mar 1668/69 Egloskerry, Cornwall Died Buried
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Notes Married:
- • "A Complete Parochial History of the County of Cornwall" edited by Joseph Palsue, Vol. 4, 1872, page 245-6:
Tresemere is situated in the deanery of Trigg Major and hundred of East; it is bounded on the north by Tremaine and the Devon parish of N. Petherwin; on the east by Egloskerry; on the south by Lancast; and on the west by Treneglos.
. . . The church was dedicated in September, 1505, to S. Winwolaus who was the first abbot of Landevenac, founded by Count Grallo in Armorica, France; he is said to have died A.D. 504. . . . In the chancel is a piscina with a gabled or pointed head. The royal arms are dated "G.R. II., 1730." On a panel of one of the pews is a part of a shield on which were impaled the arms of Speccot and Eliot. John the son of Paul Speccot, who is supposed to have RESIded at Trehummer in this parish, married in 1661, Honor, daughter of John Eliot, of Port Eliot.
- • "A Complete Parochial History of the County of Cornwall" edited by Joseph Palsue, Vol. 4, 1872, page 245-6:
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Sources - [S00008] St. German's Parish Records, www.cornwall-opc-database.org, (Name: Name: Name: Online Parish Records;;;).
- [S00008] St. German's Parish Records, www.cornwall-opc-database.org, (Name: Name: Name: Online Parish Records;;;).