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White's Devonshire Directory of 1850
Transcribed by Sheila Jones
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DALWOOD, a village and parish on the hills, 6 miles E. by N. of Honiton, and 4 miles W.N.W. of Axminster, has 513 souls, and about 1600 acres of land, formerly a detached portion of Dorsetshire, as noticed at page 356. It has a cattle fair on the Wednesday before August 21st. The soil belongs to Sir E.M. Elton, Bart., the Rev. T.F. Dymock, Mr. R.W. Pike, Messrs. White, and several other freeholders. The Church (St. Peter,) is an ancient structure, with a tower and five bells; and the living is a perpetual curacy, consolidated with the vicarage of Stockland. Here is a Baptist chapel and a Sunday school.
| Beer James and Board Wm. smiths Bowditch John, corn miller Chapple Wm. & Gould John, coopers Colverwell Robert, carpenter Davey John, tailor Davey Wm. & Edwards John, shoemkrs Down Simeon, carpenter Edwards Wm. grocer &c. Gould Wm. tanner Mitchell Daniel, shoemaker Rapsey Mary, vict. Tucker's Arms Strowbridge Geo. & Joseph, masons Stroud John, gent. Dens Villa Thomas John, beerseller | Warren Benjamin, glue manufactr. FARMERS Banfield Thomas Bright Robt. French John Gould John Kingsbury Thomas Lane Robt. Newbery Wm. Palmer John North John (and shopkeeper) Pike Robert Wood Smith John |
Brian Randell, 24 Aug 2002