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The Private Chapels of Devon: Ancient and Modern

Trans. Devon Assoc., vol. XXXVIII, (1906), illus., pp. 391-403.

by

D'O. W. Oldham

Prepared by Michael Steer

The paper was presented at the Association’s July 1906 Lynton meeting. Unlike a church, a chapel is a place of worship that has no pastor or priest and no permanent congregation. The term refers essentially to the physical space. The erection and maintenance of the Private Chapel or Domestic Oratory was a very important factor in the religious life of Christian countries. As many as 7000 private Chapels in Castles, Manors, and Parsonages are said to have been in use in England. Some chapels in private premises, for example some school chapels, are consecrated. On the other hand, some Anglican places of worship have been dedicated but not consecrated, thus being set aside for sacred purposes without the legal protection of consecration. The article, from a copy of a rare and much sought-after journal can be downloaded from the Internet Archive. Google has sponsored the digitisation of books from several libraries. These books, on which copyright has expired, are available for free educational and research use, both as individual books and as full collections to aid researchers.

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A
Acland, Sir C Thomas, Bt401
Algernon, Henry393
Arthur, Prince398
Arundel, Joanna395
B
Bannatyne, J Fitzgerald Esq401
Beaford395, 401
Bewes, Miss402
Bideford395
Bingham400
Bishopscourt394, 400-1
Bodiam, Sussex392
Bovey Tracey401
Bowringsleigh401
Brantyngham, Bishop395-7, 401
Brixham394
Bronescombe, Bishop394, 399, 401
Broughton, Oxfordshire392
Browne, Rev J C401
Buckland Filleigh395
C
Calle, Sir Reginald396
Champernoune399
Clyst Fomison401
Colchester Castle392
Colebrook396-7
Comb-in-Teignhead396
Copplestone, Adam397
Copplestone, Alice397
Cornwall401-2
Cornwood400
Cothele400
Courtenay family397
Crocker’s Hele, Meeth397
Crocker, William397
Croke, North Tawton396
Culm John401
Cust, Dr394, 398-9
D
Dart, River402
Dartington396
Dartmoor397
Dawlish402
Devon, Earl of397
Durant, John396
Dynesbeare395
E
Edward, Earl of Devon397
Exbourne395
Exeter394-5, 400-3
Exwick401
F
Fardel, Cornwood400
Fermo391
Filham, St Andrew’s401
Fishacre, Dame Isabella394
Fishacre, Sir Peter394
Freemantle393
Frome402
G
Garratt, Mr401
Giles, Rev Arthur L397, 402
Glasney396
Gloucester, Robert of398
Gnaton Hall400, 402
Godstowe Nunnery393
Grandisson, Bishop395
Gray, Archbishop Walter de394
Gregory the Great391
H
Haddon Hall, Derbyshire392
Halap, Oliver de394
Haldon House401
Haldon, Lord401
Hardbrigge, Sir Peter396
Hartleigh395
Hatherleigh397, 399
Hendred393
Henry III393
Henry VII399
Highampton400
Hingeston-Randolph, Prebendary394
Hoare, Mr402
Hoo, Robert396
I
Ightham Mote, Kent392
K
Kenn401
Killerton400-1
Kitley Park402
L
Lacy, Bishop400
Lapford, Henry de395
Lechlade, Walter de395
Lopes, Rt Hon, Sir Massey, Bt, PC402
Lupton394
Luscombe Castle400, 402
Lympstone401
M
Malory398
Maristowe400, 402
Markenfield393
Mary, Blessed Virgin397, 402
Maxstoke393
Meare, Somerset392
Meeth397
Merton395, 399
Milton Damarell, Rectory401, 403
Modbury399
Moreton Hampstead401
Mount Edgcumbe, Earl of401
N
Newbottle394
North Lew399
North Tawton396
Newton Ferrers401
Northumberland, Duke of393
Northwood, John396
Northwyk Manor, South Tawton393, 398, 401
Nutwell Court401
O
Okehampton397, 402
Okehampton Castle397
Okeston399
Ottery St Mary400
P
Parker393
Passenham, Eleanor397
Passenham, Rev John397-8
Percy, Alberic de394
Peverel, Thomas397
Phillpotts, Bishop394, 401
Ploughman, Piers399
Pode, Mr400
Powderham400-1
Prideaux family399
Prideaux, Richard395
Prynne, Mr Fellowes, FRIBA393, 398, 402
Q
Quivil, Bishop394-5
R
Ravensworth, Lady401
Rutleigh Manor399
S
Sampford Courtenay397
Servyngton, Alianora395
Servyngton, David395
Singer402
South Huish401
South Tawton398
Sowton401
Specott399
Stafford, Bishop397, 401
Stapeldon, Bishop394
St Colomb Major394
St Gabriel’s Chapel, Bishopscourt401
St George’s Chapel, Windsor392
St James, Okehampton397
St Martin’s, Maristowe402
St Martin’s Chapel, Meeth397
St Mary, Buckland395
St Mary, Croke396
Stoke Gabriel402
St Paul’s, Croke396
St Mary’s, Gnaton Hall400
Studley393
Sutton394
T
Tamar401
Trembleythe, Dame395
Temple, Bishop402
Truro401
U
Upcott395
V
Veal, William402
Vilers, Alexander de394
Vyne, Hants392
W
Waddeton Court400, 402
White Tower of London392
William the Conqueror398
Williams, Michael Esq402
Windsor Castle392
Wollegh, William de395
Wolmerstones397
Woodbury401
Wyke family398
Wykes-Finch, Rev W, JP398
Y
Yarnscombe395
Yeo family399