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Beginnings of Plympton History

by R.N. Worth, F.G.S.

Trans. Devon Assoc., vol. XIX, (1887), pp. 363-376.

Prepared by Michael Steer

Worth’s paper was presented at the Association’s July 1887 Plympton meeting.  The author    asserts that his paper is “simply intended to bring into connection such materials as we have for the history of Plympton ere it finds definite place in the national life and record”. He further claims that his paper is “to some extent, of necessity, speculative”, and hopes that     “fact and inference are sufficiently distinguished to avoid what Glanville phrased ‘the vanity of dogmatizing."  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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Ǣlfred the Great364
Alebric376
Algar376
Alwin376
Asser, Bishop of Sherborne364
Bastard, Robert372, 376
Bate, Mr C. Spence, FRS364
Bellamy, Mr J.C.367
Brent, Mr F., FSA364
Brictric370
Brise370
Britsworthy370
Chattaway, Mr Joseph367
Davidson, Mr J.B., MA373
Ditsworthy370
Drogo376
Eadweard the Elder364, 376
Edgar, King372
Elmer376
Elouf376
Evans, Mr J., FRS364
Glanville363
Gomme, Mr367
Hamo364
Hardwick370
Judhel374, 376
Leland372-3
Monmouth, Geoffrey of364
Mortain, Count of376
Phear, Sir J.B.371
Portsworthy370
Ptolemy364
Ralph376
Seric376
Totnes, Judhel of376
Trowlesworthy370
Warelwast, Bishop372
William I373