Cornish Trained Bands

• Cornish Trained Band (Col Piers Edgecumbe)
• Cornish Trained Band (Col Richard Arundell?)
• Cornish Trained Band (Col Jonathan Trelawney)
• Cornish Trained Band (Sir Chichester Wray)
• Cornish Trained Band (Sir Arthur Bassett?)
• Cornish Trained Band (Sir John Arundell?)
• Cornish Trained Band (Col John Trevannion?)
• Cornish Trained Band (Sir Richard Vivian?)
• Cornish Trained Band (Sir William Courtney?)
• Cornish Trained Band (Lord Mohun?)
• Cornish Trained Band (Col William Godolphin?)
• Cornish Posse Comitatus
• Cornish Trained Band Horse

The Cornish Trained Bands of 1638 consisted of 6,160 men armed with 3,850 muskets and 2,310 corslets (body armour, signifying pikemen). They also mustered a small contingent of 14 horse.

On February 14th 1650 commissions were issued for the following officers as Captains of foot in the Cornish Militia¹⁾: Peter Ceely, Robert Rous,(Richard Eresy noted Excuseth) , John Penrose, Col. Thomas Ceely, Richard Lobb, Hugh Boscawen, John Bawden, Francis Langdon, Richard Kelliew, Andrew Trevill, Richard Carter, Philip Lowe, Henry Courtney (Made Lieutenant of Horse), William Hender, Christopher Worthevale, (Tristram Arnott noted Excuseth), Richard Worthevale, Samuel Kekewich, Col. Anthony Rous, Col. Robert Bennet, Peter Kekewich, Richard Martin.