Records of the Williams family of Pencalenick and Penair.

Estate and personal records, including diaries

<p>The deeds and some other records of the Williams property were deposited in 1969 by Thrall, Llewellyn and Pearce, solicitors of Truro (see TLP).</p>

• <persname>Williams, Henry Harcourt, 1869-1927, of Pencalenick, Cornwall</persname>
• <persname>Salusbury-Trelawney, Lady Harriet, 1850-1932, nee Buller Kison</persname>
• <persname>Trelawney, Salusbury- Lady Harriet, 1850-1932, nee Buller Kison</persname><famname>Williams family of Pencalenick and Penair, Cornwall</famname>

The estate records were deposited by Mr. F. T. Williams (accession No.129, WS. 1-24) and the diaries of Mr. H. H. Williams and Lady Salusbury-Trelawny were deposited by Mr. G.C. Williams (accession No.2709B, WS. 25-132).

The Pencalenick estate in St. Clement was purchased in 1879 by Michael Henry Williams, a younger son of Michael Williams of Scorrier and Caerhays Castle. The new house, designed by St. Aubyn, was completed and occupied in 1881. On M. H. Williams' death in 1902 his widow moved to Tredrea, Perranarworthal, and his elder son Henry Harcourt Williams lived at Pencalenick until 1916 when he and his family moved to Penair, also in St. Clement. His mother-in-law Lady Salusbury-Trelawny lived at Pencalenick from 1918 to her death in 1932.