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Drullar
My newly found 6x-great-grandfather Charles Vercoe is described as a Drullar in his will.
Luckily, the CRO kindly offers an explanation: AP Archdeaconry of Cornwall, Probate Court AP/V Wills, Letter V RefNo AP/V/495 Title Will of Charles Vercoe, drullar, of Feock Date 1753 Extent 1 piece Description Will. Drullar is a story teller. I had never heard of this before. Now I am wondering how Charles made a living from telling stories. It has piqued my curiosity! |
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Sounds like a Bard.
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Yes, that's what I thought, Toni. I might email the Cornwall Record Office to ask what information they have about drullars and their connection with the Druids.
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Please keep us updated. That sounds interesting.
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When I first saw this post I thought, ooh, that's a similar sounding word to Droullah, which is a story teller.
No it isn't. Apparently I have completely made up that word and its meaning! OC |
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