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St Marychurch in Saxon and Norman Times
By the Very Rev. Canon Brownlow, MA
(Reprinted from the Transactions of the Devonshire Association
for the Advancement of Science, Literature and Art. 1886 - xviii. pp. 143-160 and 429-441)
Index prepared by Sheila Jones
Subject | Page(s) |
Agenswell: see Edginswell | |
Ailun of Coffinswell, 1164 | 11 |
Alfric, son of Wyseman, of Coffinswell, 1164 | 11 |
Alward of Coffinswell (sen.), 1164 | 11 |
Alward of Coffinswell (jun.): son of Martin of Coffinswell, 1164 | 11 |
Ascatill of Coffinswell, 1164 | 11 |
Awdelegh, James (Lord): held St Mary Church in the reign of Edward III | 3 |
Awdelegh, Margaret: daughter of Nicholas Awdelegh and wife of Lord Fulk FitzWarren | 3 |
Awdelegh, Nicholas: held St Mary Church | 3 |
Babbacombe | 5, 12 |
All Saints' Church | 21 |
Babbacombe Common | map |
Babbacombe Hill | map |
Barter, John: held land near boundary with Kingskerswell in c. 1775 | map |
Barter, John: held land near Yeadens Common in c. 1775 | 20 |
Bartholomew, Bishop | 10 |
Bartlett, Jacob | 17, 18, 19, 21 |
held land in c. 1775 | map |
held land near Babbacombe Common in c. 1775 | map |
held land near Babbacombe in c. 1775 | map |
held land near boundary with Kingskerswell in c. 1775 | map |
held land near Higher Warberry in c. 1775 | map |
held land near Lower Warberry in c. 1775 | map |
held land near Lummaton Common in c. 1775 | map |
held land near Yeadons Common in c. 1775 | map |
married daughter and heiress of Rev James Salter, vicar of St Marychurch | 27 |
Bartlett, John (sen.): granted land on which church of Tormohun stands by the abbot of Torre in 1520 | 20 |
Bartlett, John: held land in St Marychurch in 1475 | 19 |
Bartlett, Roger (jun.): granted land on which church of Tormohun stands by the abbot of Torre in 1520 | 20 |
Bartlett, William: of Ilsham | 27 |
Barton | 5 |
Breuerid, Robert, 1164 | 11 |
Briwere, Alice: daughter of William Briwere, wife of Lord de Mohun, had Tormohun manor as her dowry | 12 |
Briwere, William | 12 |
made the manor of Ilsham over to the Abbey of Torre, 1180 | 11 |
Briwere, William: bishop of Exeter 224 | 11 |
Burning, Elizabeth | |
held land in c. 1775 | 21 |
held land near Babbacombe Hill in c. 1775 | map |
Carswilla: see Kerswell | |
Cary Barton: name of buildings at the bottom of Westhill | 5 |
Cary, George (Sir): of Cockington, held St Mary Church | 4 |
Cary, Mr | 17 |
Cary, R.R.S. Esq. of Tor Abbey | map |
Chichester, Bishop | 10 |
Church of St Marychurch | |
Saxon font | 8 |
site | 8 |
Clerk, Osbert of: brother of William of Willa, 1164 | 11 |
Coffin, Robert | 11 |
held Coffinswell after Sampson Foliot | 6 |
Coffin, Rose: granddaughter and co-heiress of Robert Coffin, mother of Roger de LaHulle | 12 |
Coffinswell | 5, 6, 11 |
grant of land to the Church of St Bartholomew, 1164 | 10 |
Colcott, William: granted land on which church of Tormohun stands by the abbot of Torre in 1520 | 20 |
Coleridge, Mr | 27 |
Combe-Pafford | 5 |
Conguin, Ann | |
held land in c. 1775 | 20, map |
held land at Reddon Hill in c. 1775 | map |
sister of Jacob Bartlett | 27 |
Daccombe | 5 |
Nicholas of, 1164 | 11 |
Daison | 20 |
Dawlish | 9 |
Dazon Common | map |
de Agevilla, Guido (Sir): held the tithing of Edginswell | 5 |
de Babecombe, John | 12 |
de Babecombe, Martin: priest | 12 |
de Babecombe, Richard | 12 |
de Cirencester, William: held St Mary Church in the reign of Henry III | 3 |
de Daccombe, Jordan: gave up to the Chapter of Exeter his right to the advowsom of the chapel at Coffinswell, 1205 | 11 |
de Ferrers, Fulk: held Edginswell c. King John's reign | 5 |
de Gatepath, Richard | 12 |
de Grendel, Robert | 12 |
de LaHulle, Roger: son of Rose Coffin | 12 |
de Limesi, Ralph: held Coffinswell at time of Doomsday Book | 6 |
de Mohun, Lord: married Alice Briwere | 12 |
de Mohun, Reginald | |
description of death in 1257 | 13 |
son of Lord de Mohun and Alice Briwere, 1251 | 12 |
de Rotomago, Maurice, husband of Amicia de St Mary Church | 3, 4 |
de Rouen, Maurice see Mauruce de Rotomago | |
de Scoehille, Robert | 12 |
de St Mary Church, Amicia | |
held St Mary Church in the 27th year of the reign of Henry III | 3 |
wife of Maurice de Rotomago | 4, 12 |
de St Mary Church, Robert | |
held St Mary Church in the time of Henry II | 3 |
son of Richard Redvers | 4 |
de St Marychurch, Avice see Amicia de St Marychurch | |
de Wyteweye, Johanne | 12 |
Edginswell | 5 |
Emanicpation of serfs in Ottery St Mary by Bishop Grandisson, 1369 | 26 |
Erle, John: of Bath, held St Mary Church (at time of Doomsday Book?) | 4 |
FitzWarren, Fulk (Lord): husband of Margaret Awdelegh, held St MaryChurch | 3 |
Flood, John: held land at top of Westhill in c. 1775 | 20 |
Foliot, Lucia: wife of Sampson Foliot, possibly daughter of Fulk de Ferrers | 6 |
Foliot, Sampson | |
held Coffinswell in Henry III's reign | 6 |
held Edginswell in Henry III's reign | 6 |
Forde, George: son of John Forde of Bagtor, sold St Mary Church to Sir George Cary | |
Forde, John: of Bagtor, held St Mary Church | 4 |
Fox, William | 17, 18 |
held Guestlands in c. 1775 | map |
held land in c. 1775 | map |
held land near Babbacombe Common in c. 1775 | map |
Furzewell Hill | 27 |
Gayer, Richard | 12 |
Grandisson, Bishop, 1369 | 26 |
Guestlands | 19, 21, map |
Hachvil of Coffinswell, 1164 | 11 |
Heal | map |
Holrigge: part of Coffinswell | 12 |
Hostiarius: see Ilsham | |
Howard, Gregory | |
held land at Reddon Hill in c. 1775 | map |
held land in c. 1775 | 20 |
Hugh, Archdeacon: given the church of St MaryChurch for his lifetime in 1148 | 10 |
Ide | 9 |
Ilbert: priest and parson of St Bartholomew's Church, Coffinswell, 1164 | 11 |
Ilsham | 5 |
grant of barton and manor and tithes by the Dean and Chapter of Exeter to the abbot and convent of Tor, 1489 | 14 |
Ilsham | |
manor of | 11 |
manor of, as a grange of the Abbey of Torre | 11 |
Janes, John | |
great-grandfather of Mr George Short of Westhill | 27 |
held land in c. 1775 | map |
held land towards Plainmoor in c. 1775 | 21 |
Jordan of Coffinswell, 1164 | 11 |
Judhel of Totnes: owned Edginswell at time of Doomsday Book | 6 |
Kerswell | 6 |
Leofric, Bishop | 7, 9 |
held manor of St Mary Church when Edward the Confessor died | 4 |
Lime kiln | map |
Lummaton Common | map |
Manor of St Marychurch | |
possible site of original manor below Westhill | 8 |
property of monastery of St Mary and St Peter, Exeter | 7, 9 |
revenue and tithes in the 12th century | 9 |
Martin of Coffinswell, 1164 | 11 |
Milber Down | 27 |
Mills, Mr: house on road to Torre | 27 |
Moldeson, John: of Winslow, reign of Edward III | 17 |
Moretain, Earl | 16 |
owned manor of St Mary Church at time of the Doomsday Book | 4 |
Nicholas of Coffinswell: sacristan of Coffinswell, 1164 | 11 |
Nickels: held land in c. 1775 | map |
Ordolph: held the manor of St Mary Church of Earl Moreton when Edward the Confessor died | 4 |
Osbern, Bishop | |
held manor of St Mary Church at time of the Doomsday Book | 4 |
Osbert: priest of Kerswell, 1164 | 11 |
Place names: Saxon origin | 8 |
Plainmoor | 21 |
Pomeroy family: held the manor of Ilsham | 11 |
Population of Devonshire: Doomsday Book | 15 |
Population of parish of St Marychurch | 7 |
Doomsday Book | 6,7, 15 |
1801 | 7 |
Porter, William: | |
had two slaves on his manor at Ilsham at the time of the Doomsday Book | 24 |
owned the manor of Ilsham at the time of the Doomsday Book | 5, 11 |
Potts, Mr: owned Westhill | 20 |
Potts-Chatto, Mr: son of Mr Potts | 20 |
Predham, John: held land in c. 1775 | map |
Presbytery | 21 |
Reddon Hill | map |
Redvers, Richard: father of Robert de St Mary Church | 4 |
Redwyn of Coffinswell, 1164 | 11 |
Rendall, Samuel | |
held land near Higher Warberry in c. 1775 | map |
held land in c. 1775 | map |
Robert of Coffinswell, 1164 | 11 |
Roger: clerk of Coffinswell, 1164 | 11 |
Roger: held the manor of Ilsham of William Porter at the time of the Doomsday Book | 5, 11 |
Russel, Susanna: wife of William Russel de Porta | 12 |
Russel, William: de Porta, de la Gate, de la Yete, renounces to the Abbey of Exeter all claim to Holrigge in Coffinswell | 12 |
Rwyno, William: the Daccombe 'chicken', 1164 | 11 |
Salter, Rev James: vicar of St Marychurch | 27 |
Shiphay | 5, 20 |
Short, George: of Westhill, great-grandson of John Janes | 27 |
Short's Farm | 20 |
St Marychurch: | |
first mentioned | 7 |
manor held by Mr Cary | 17 |
manor of Bishop Osbern | 16 |
manor of Earl Moretain | 15 |
map of manor, c. 1775 | 17, map |
possibly founded in the 7th century | 8 |
tithe map of 1838 | 19 |
Straddon: held land in c. 1775 | map |
Staddon, John: held land near Babbacombe in c. 1775 | map |
Staverton | 9 |
Tormohun, manor of | 12 |
Tumlin, Henry: held land near church in c. 1775 | map |
Tythe Barn | map |
Warberry Lane | 21 |
Warberry, Higher | map |
Warberry, Lower | |
Watcombe | 5 |
Watekyns, John: of Winslow, reign of Edward III | 17 |
Well Coffin: see Coffinswell | |
Welle: see Coffinswell | |
Westhill | 5, 8, 20 |
Westhill Cottage | 20 |
Willa, Robert of: brother of William of Willa, 1164 | 11 |
Willa, William of, 1164 | 10 |
Willa: see Coffinswell, 1164 | |
William: chaplain of Kings Kerswell, 1164 | 11 |
William: held Edginswell of Judhel of Totnes at time of Doomsday Book | 6 |
Worcester, Thomas: granted land on which church of Tormohun stands by the abbot of Torre in 1520 | 20 |
Wrey, Rev. A.B.: vicar of St Marychurch | 19 |
Wyseman: father of Alfric of Coffinswell | 11 |
Yeadens or Yeadons Common | 20, map |