| 1235-1237 | Cornish militia fight against the Scots | |
| 1250 | Craft Guilds come into existence at Bodmin | |
| 1259 | St. Mary’s Church, Truro is dedicated by Bishop Bronscombe (later to be absorbed within Truro Cathedral). | |
| Edward Godolphin born | 1270- | |
| John Cowling | 1273- | |
| Christian Prideux born | 1274- | |
| Edward Godolphin and Christian Prideux wed | 1294 | |
Alexander Godolphin |
1295-1349 | |
| Margaret (Marrion) Tregour | 1299- | |
| 1307 | The Tinners Charter is granted by Edward 1 | |
| John Cowling | 1312- | |
| 1315-1316 | Total failure of the harvest in Cornwall through bad weather | |
| Alexander Godolophin and Margaret (Marrion) Tregour wed | 1319 | |
| William Godolphin | 1320-1398 | |
| Melior Cowling | 1338- | |
| 1346 | Cornish Light Infantry fight in the Battle of Crecy | |
| 1347 | 777 men from Fowey ("Gallants of Fowey") fight at the Siege of Calais | |
| 1348 | At least half of the inhabitants of Truro die of the Black Death pestilence | |
| William Godolphin and Melior Cowling wed | 1372 | |
| John Godolphin | 1372- | |
| Eleanor Godolphin | 1376- | |
| 1377 | Edward the Black Prince, eldest son of Edward III, becomes first Duke of Cornwall | |
| Thomas Godolphin born | 1390 | |
| 1400 | Cornwall is described as Cornubia - Land of the Saints | |
| John Godolphin and Eleanor Godolphin wed | 1402 | |
| 1497 | Cornish Rebellion against Henry VII's taxes, led by Thomas Flamanck and Michael an Gof - both executed. Perkin Warbeck lands at Whitesand Bay, Land's End, and is proclaimed King Richard IV at Bodmin |
Cornwall timeline provided by County of Cornwall
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