Hello, list; my umpteenth g-grandfather William Lanion of Morvahthe (Morvah) in his will of 1619 left " To my garnd child Allexander BOLYTHO one colt of a yeere old". The witnesses also included an Alexandr Bolithoe. I believe a witness cannot be a beneficiary. William Lanion mentioned three daughters, so I presume one of them married Alexander. the will was proved in 1619. Has anyone any idea about these early Bolithos? I always thought there were none of that name in the Penwith area until James came to St. Just in the early 1700s. Any help welcome, Horton in fine cold Penzance, watching Rugby by the fire.