Trelawney
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Trelawney or Trelawny is a surname originating in Cornwall. It may refer to:
- Sir Jonathan Trelawny, 3rd Baronet, a Cornish bishop who was tried for his refusal to obey James II of England
- The Song of the Western Men, commonly considered to be the unofficial Cornish national anthem, popularly called Trelawny. It refers to a mooted attempt to rescue Jonathan Trelawney.
- Edward John Trelawny
- Sir William Trelawny, 18th Century Governor of Jamaica (see Trelawny Parish, Jamaica)
[edit] Places
- Trelawney (Zimbabwe), a village in the province of Mashonaland West
- Trelawny Parish, Jamaica
[edit] In fiction
- Sybill Trelawney, a character in the Harry Potter series
- Squire Trelawney, a character in Treasure Island
- Jill Trelawney, an ambiguous villain in She Was a Lady, part of the Simon Templar series by Leslie Charteris
- Professor Trelawney, the Palmerian Professor in The Golden Compass by Philip Pullman
- Doctor Trelawney, the eccentric English naturalist and sometime surgeon in Il Visconte Dimezzato by Italo Calvino
[edit] Other uses
- Trelawny (musical), a Julian Slade musical of 1972 based on the Pinero play Trelawny of the Wells
- Trelawny Tigers, a Motorcycle Speedway Team
- SS Trelawny, which collided with the SS Gaelic Prince and sank in the English Channel in 1926.
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