QS/1/2/86-91 - date: 16 April 1751
[extract] Richard Teage of Camborne; stealing goods of Robert Strickland, value 1d.: public whipping.

ref. QS/1/3/287-294 - date: 12 April, 1768
Samuel Teage and Richard Teage, both of Kenwyn; assault and battery, confessed: fined 6d.

QS/1/4/387-399 - date: 1 May 1783
[extract] ... Mary Teague: to be discharged for want of prosecution. ...

ref. QS/1/4/445-477 - date: 22 April 1784
[extract] ... Appeal of William Crowgey, Robert Dillon, Robert Dillon, against the rejection of their appeal, made at the last sessions, against Penryn poor rates (as detailed above, pp. 463-4). Recitation of grounds for the appeal as above, except that the list of those wrongly included in the rate is: William Williams, surgeon, Thomas Bennallack, William Edwards, William Ninnis, William Plomer, Thomas Tresidder, James Grey, jun., Nathaniel Mead, Samuel Thomas, Samuel Charles Thomas, John Phillipps, John Ellis, Thomas Teague, John Harrop, Richard Share, Richard Oats, Abraham Pearce, John Thomas, Lewis Crowle and James Veale: appeal dismissed, on grounds that court could not re-hear appeal dismissed at Christmas sessions for insufficiency in notice of the appeal; costs awarded to Penryn. ...

[extract] ... Appeal of William Crowgey, Robert Dillon, Robert Dillon, jun., John Penwarne and Edward Penwarne, all of Penryn, against poor rate dated 5 Jan. 1784, levied by Edward Coode and Thomas Treeve, churchwardens, and William Rawling and John Dixon, overseers, on the following grounds; that several persons, viz. William Edwards, James Grey, jun., Nathaniel Mead, Samuel Thomas, Samuel Charles Thomas, John Phillipps, John Ellis, Thomas Teague, John Harrop, Richard Share, Richard Oats, Abraham Pearce, John Thomas, Lewis Crowle, James Veale, Richard Hicks, Peter Price, John Harris and John Rodgers, were put on the rate without having property within the borough; and that the premises of Rep's Hill and the Rack Grounds, formerly Nevill's Orchard, which ought to have been rated, were omitted: after consideration whether an appeal against rates could be received by any sessions other than the one immediately after the rate was levied, the rate was quashed for insufficiency, and costs awarded against Penryn. ...

ref. QS/1/7/143-162 - date: 27th April 1802
[extract] ... Elizabeth Tyrrell committed to bridewell for breach of peace against Ann Teague: discharged. ...
ref. QS/1/7/439-461 - date: 7th April 1807
[extract] ... Philip Luke committed to bridewell for want of sureties in breach of peace against Ann Teague: To remain in custody. ...

ref. QS/1/7/508-521 - date: 26th April 1808
[extract] ... Philip Luke committed to bridewell for want of sureties in breach of peace against Ann Teague: to remain in custody. ...
. QS/1/7/573-607 - date: 11th April 1809
[extract] ... John Teague of Kea to appear, and his pledge William Beckford of Truro, currier. ...

[extract] ... John Teague for appearance of Elizabeth his wife, and his above pledge W.B. ...

ref. QS/1/8/626-678 - date: 15th April 1817
[extract] ... Child; F.; When born; 5 May; Parish; Mother; Alleged father.; Redruth; Mary Golsworthy, singlewoman; William Teague, jun. of Redruth, writer ...

ref. QS/1/10/173-208 - date: 1 May 1821
extract] ... John Jones, James Stephens, James Jones, William Jones, all of Redruth, miners, indicted for taking 100 lbs. of copper ore, value 6d., property of James Champion, Francis Polkinghorne, George Trenwith, Philip Johns, John Teague and John Roberts and also for taking 100 lbs of copper ore, value 6d., property of James Park and his partners in Wheal Harmony mine in Redruth: John Jones transported for seven years "to such of His Majesty's colonies" as directed by the Privy Council. James Stephens, James Jones and William Jones all received 12 months' hard labour in county gaol. ...

ref. QS/1/10/288-320 - date: 16 April 1822
[extract] ... Elizabeth Teague committed to the bridewell for having harboured Richard Cook, an apprentice to Timothy Symons: discharged. ...

QS/1/10/398-433 - date: 8 April 1823
[extract] ... Thomas Teague (alias Thomas Smith) of Newlyn, lab., indicted for stealing a silver watch and steel chain, each value 6d., property of Philip Andrewartha: three months' hard labour in Bodmin gaol and private whipping. ...

ref. QS/1/11/225-263 - date: 24 April 1827 [extract] ... Child: F.; When born: 8 Feb.; Parish; Grampound; Mother Elizabeth Teage [Teague], singlewoman Alleged father: Ananias Job of Cubert, innkeeper

ref. QS/1/11/467-487 - date: 28 April 1829

[extract] ... William Williams of Ludgvan, lab., indicted for stealing 1,000lbs. of iron, ten iron weights and a piece of timber, property of Thomas Teague and others: three months' hard labour in Bodmin gaol.

ref. QS/1/12/383-409 - date: 8th April 1834

[extract] ... William Kneebone of Gwennap, miner, indicted for maliciously damaging an engine at Thomas Teague's mine: acquitted.

ref. QS/1/2/96-99 - date: 8 October 1751
[extract] ... Henry Maynard, Richard Hobb, William Teague and John Deiryall, of St Germans, yeomen; confessed to a misdemeanour: fined 5s. each.

ref. QS/1/3/204-209 - date: 8 October 1765
Cornelius Teage of Lansallos, yeoman, and Charles Guy of Talland, yeoman; assault and battery, confessed: fined 1s. each.

ref. QS/1/3/492-501 - date: 7 October 1773
Samuel Teage of Truro, miller: accused of assault and battery on Edward Fugus: acquitted.
ref. QS/1/4/78-89 - date: 4 October 1775

[extract] ... Mary Webb, Elizabeth Uren, Mary Teague, Margaret White and Eliza Bamfield; committed to bridewell by Mayor and Justice of Falmouth, as rogues, vagabonds and disorderly persons: to be discharged.

ref. QS/1/5/275-287 - date: 4 October 1787
William Gartrell of St Hilary, yeoman, and Samuel Teage of St Martins, miller; pleaded guilty to two indictments: fined 6d. each.

ref. QS/1/10/100-138 - date: 17 October 1820
[extract] ... Recognizance of Henry Teague of Redruth and his sureties to answer in bastardy: held over. ...

ref. QS/1/10/462-499 - date: 14 October 1823
[extract] ... William Searle and Thomas Teague (alias Thomas Smith) both of St. Allen, labs., indicted for taking 10 gallons of wheat and a smock frock, each valued at 6d., property of James Charles: W.S. acquitted T.T. found guilty, W.S. and T.T. also indicted for taking a tea-kettle, property of Thomas Johns: W.S. acquitted. For both offences T.T. transported for 7 years.

ref. QS/1/11/550-579 - date: 12 January 1830
[extract] ... William Bullen of St. Stephen in Brannel, lab., indicted for stealing a silver watch, value 10s., property of Ralph Teague: twelve months' hard labour in Bodmin gaol.

ref. QS/1/11/614-657 - date: 13 July 1830
[extract] ... Ann Teague, wife of Andrew Teague of Redruth, lab., indicted for stealing clothing, property of Thomas Rickard Bawden: one month's hard labour in Bodmin gaol.

ref. QS/1/12/101-141 - date: 3rd January 1832
[extract] ... Stephen Thomas of Redruth, miner, indicted for assaulting Thomas Teague jun., parish constable: six months' hard labour in Bodmin gaol.

ref. QS/1/12/173-204 - date: 3rd July 1832

[extract] ... James Allen, Oliver Willoughby, Joseph Williams, Joseph Allen, and William Teague, all of St. Blazey, miners, indicted for stealing two barndoor fowls, property of Charles Tregoning: all except James Allen received one month's hard labour in Bodmin gaol. James Allen kept in custody until end of sessions.

ref. QS/1/12/291-320 - date: 2nd July 1833

[extract] ... Walter Teague of Redruth, lab. ...
[extract] ... In case of Walter Teague sureties were:
[extract] ... Nicholas Trevena of Redruth, cooper and Thomas Teague of Redruth.

ref. QS/1/12/321-351 - date: 15th October 1833
[extract] ... Walter Teague and his sureties above N.T. and Thomas Teague held over. ...

ref. QS/1/12/352-381 - date: 31st December 1833
[extract] ... Walter Teague of Redruth, lab. indicted for erecting ten stalls and ten standings, obstructing and narrowing the highway in Redruth: acquitted.

ref. QS/1/3/195-204 - date: 16 July 1765
[extract] ... Cornelius Teague of Lansallos, labourer

ref. QS/1/3/277-286 - date: 12 January 1768
Samuel Teage of Kenwyn, miller
Martin Teage of Kenwyn, labourer, surety
Richard Teage of Kenwyn, miller
Samuel Teage, Martin Teage and William Pearce, sureties

ref. QS/1/3/432-444 - date: 16 July 1772
Samuel Teage and three witnesses to be paid £3 13s. expenses in the prosecution of Samuel Allen, his wife Mary and Elizabeth Couch.

ref. QS/1/3/432-444 - date: 16 July 1772
Samuel Allen of Truro, cordwainer, his wife Mary, and Elizabeth, wife of John Couch, hatter, of Kenwyn; stealing 100 gallons of flour, value 6d., from Samuel Teage; petty larceny: whipping.

ref. QS/1/3/476-491 - date: 15 July 1773
[extract] ... Samuel Teague of Truro, miller

ref. QS/1/5/262-274 - date: 12 July 1787
Samuel Teage of St Martins, miller (own surety)

ref. QS/1/5/287-302 - date: 17 January 1788
John Teague, in bridewell for want of securities in bastardy case at St Hilary: discharged on payment to the parish of £10.

ref. QS/1/7/522-538 - date: 12th July 1808
[extract] ... Philip Luke of Redruth, lab. indicted for assaulting Ann, wife of Thomas Teague: acquitted. ...

ref. QS/1/7/608-619 - date: 7th July 1809
[extract] ... John Teague and Elizabeth, his wife, indicted for assaulting Sarah ?Traer, pleaded guilty: fined 1s. each paid in court. ...

[extract] ... John Teague of Redruth to appear in bastardy: held over. Child not yet born. ...
[extract] ... John Teague to appear in bastardy and his sureties: held over. Child not yet born.

ref. QS/1/9/80-116 - date: 13th January 1818
[extract] ... Edward Teague committed to bridewell for refusing to give evidence: discharged.

ref. QS/1/9/351-385 - date: 19th October 1819
[extract] ... Jane Teague of St. Teath, singlewoman, mother of female bastard child born 6 January last at St. Teath. Alleged father Samuel Stephens of St. Teath, lab. ...

ref. QS/1/10/434-461 - date: 15 July 1823
[extract] ... William Teague, alias William Tyack of Kenwyn, miner, remanded for three months for having defrauded Matthew Moyle, one of his creditors. ...

ref. QS/1/10/566-586 - date: 13 July 1824
[extract] ... Name: James Teague; Parish: Creed; Court's decision: Discharged ...

ref. QS/1/10/609-636 - date: 11 January 1825
[extract] ... Continued appeal of Joseph Swabey Tetley, inhabitant of Fowey, against poor rate in Fowey made 9 Oct. last, claiming that George Teague and William Rundle were not entitled to be rated as they were not occupiers of the properties concerned: names of G.T. and W.R. to be struck off. Rate otherwise confirmed. ...