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West Teignmouth Church, dedicated to St James the Less

Trans. Devon. Assoc. 36 (1904), illus. pp. 257-278.

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M.I. and W.F.C. Jordan

Prepared by Michael Steer

There were originally two villages, East and West Teignmouth, separated by a stream called the Tame, which emptied into the Teign through marshland by the current quay. East Teignmouth was granted a market by charter in 1253 and one for West Teignmouth followed a few years later. The town's parish church, dedicated to St. James is unusual, being octagonal in shape. W G Hoskins, writing in 1954 stated "The two parish churches of Teignmouth are dull, though that at West Teignmouth (St. James) is something of a curiosity. It was rebuilt about 1820, except the medieval tower. Internally, the slender cast-iron pillars supporting the vaulted roof make a striking composition". Google with the Archive Organization has sponsored the digitisation of books from several libraries. The Internet Archive makes available, in its Community Texts Collection (originally known as Open Source Books), books that have been digitised by Google from a number of libraries. These are books on which copyright has expired, and are available free for educational and research use. This rare book was produced from a copy held by the New York Public Library, and is available from the Internet Archive.

 

 Page
Anne, Queen268
Atteyard, John259
Axemue, William de258
Aysforde, William259
B 
Birch, Fanny Lea277
Birch, Rev Joseph, MA269, 277
Boys, Robert259
Braddon, Samuel271
Bragg, Hannah277
Bragg, William277
Brantyngham, Bishop259
Brayleghe, Richard de258
Bronescombe, Bishop257-8
Bural, Sir John259
Bytton, Bishop258
C 
Carter, Rev Elias266, 268-9
Carter, Elizabeth269
Carter, Hester269
Charles II266, 268
Cnolle, Thomas de la258
Comyns, Rev John264
Congham, Sir William259
Cove, Rev Edward269
Coysh, Mr James272
Culme, William267
D 
Daunday, William259
Dimond-Churchward, Rev Prebendary257
Duffelde, Sir John259
E 
Edward III260
Ermington, Rev Mr268
Eustace, John259-60
F 
Fevre, Thomas le260
G 
Gaunt, John271
George III275
Grandisson, Bishop259
Granger, Rev Thomas269
Gudeford, Sir Peter de258
Gwynne, Rev Laurence269
H 
Hardy, John259
Harpyn, Sir Alan258
Henry III258
Hentone, Sir Thomas de258
Holland, Mr John268
Hurle, John271
I 
Incledon, Mr266
J 
James I266
James II266
Jordan, Mr Robert257, 270
K 
Kaignes, Master William (also Caynes)258-60
Keneford, Sir Ralph de258
Kennaway, Sir John257
Keppell, Rt Rev Bishop263
Knyght, William259
L 
Laidley, Rev William269
Lake, Rev268
Lane, Rev Richard275-6
Liptrott, Rev Boulton Brander269
Long, Archdeacon257
M 
Martyn, Mr (also Golden Martyn)265
Mears & Stainbank, Messrs266
Metcalfe, Rev James, MA, FRHistSoc.267, 269, 276-7
Mette, Sir Thomas de259
Morkyshulle, William259
Morrynge, Richard259
O 
Ogle, Rev W R, MA277
Oliver258
Otery, Roger de258
Otton, Mrs Hannah277
P 
Parish, Mr Joseph267
Pellew, Sir Edward261
Peyntone, John de258
Praed, Mr Serjeant264
R 
Rhodes, Rev Edward Duncan269
Risdon, John270-1
Risdon, Mrs Mary268, 272
Rowe, Mark & Sons267
S 
Salter, Rev John264, 269
Scott, Mr William262
Short, Rev William269
Smith, Thomas267
Stapeldone, Sir Thomas de258
Stirling, Mrs Mary Elizabeth268, 277
T 
Templer, Henry Line Esq273
Tozer, Rev Roger268
Tytinge, Sir Gilbert de258
V 
Vencocke, Henry259
W 
Ware, Rev Samuel268
Weysy, Sir John259
Woolston, Rev Christopher269
Wrey, Sir John259
Y 
Yurde, Sir John atte (also Yeurde)259