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Totnes & the civil war

Trans. Devon. Assoc., vol. 45, (1913) pp. 219-232.

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Edward Windeatt

Prepared by Michael Steer

Totnes has a long recorded history, dating back to AD 907 when its first castle was built; it was already an important market town by the 12th century. Indications of its former wealth and importance are given by the number of merchants' houses built in the 16th and 17th centuries. In 1624, the Guildhall was converted and became a magistrate's court. Soldiers were billeted there during the Civil War and Oliver Cromwell visited for discussions with the general and parliamentary commander-in-chief Thomas Fairfax, 3rd Lord Fairfax of Cameron in 1646. 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 Princeton University Library, and is available from the Internet Archive.


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Ackland, John Esq 224
Adams, Mr Laurence 229
Adams, William 226
Amyatt, Tobye 223
Balle, Peter 225, 227
Bampfield, Edward Esq 224
Barber, Jeffery 223
Beare, Thomas 223
Bedford, Francis Earl of 229-31
Benthall, Miss 219
Berkley, Sir John 219-20, 223, 225-8
Brooking, Thomas 222
Brooking, Mr William 222, 225, 227
Butler, Thomas 223
Capell, Arthur 229
Cary, Henry Esq 224
Champernowne, Arthur 226
Charles I 219, 226, 228, 231
Charles II 219-20
Cholwich, Edward 223
Clark, William Venner 225
Clarnell, Doctor 224
Clifford, Sir Thomas 220
Colbrond, Sir James 224
Colepeper, John 229
Deane, Lieutenant 224
Deeble, Walter 225
Digbye, George 232
Digby, John 219, 228
Dowse, Walter 223
Dyer, Corronet 224
Edmonds, Edward 223
Eveleigh, Gilbert 222, 227
Evers, Captain 224
Every, James 223
Farwell, Christofer 222
Farwell, William 222
Field, Danyell 225
Field, Joan 225
Field, Nicholas 223, 225
Fisher, Quartermaster 224
Fortescue, Thomas E 225, 227
French, William 222, 225
Garrett, Mr John 226-7
Giles, Sir Edward 226
Goodridge, Anthony 219, 222
Goreinge, Lord 220
Greene, Roger 223
Greene, William 223
Grenvile, Sir Bevill 223
Gyles, Mr Richard 224
Hale, Arthur 225
Hannaford, Richard 223
Harris, George 223
Hawley, Francis 228
Holditch, Mr Philip 222
Holwell, Edward 223
Hopton, Sir Ralph 223-4, 229
James, Mr Henry 222, 224
Kelland, Mr John 222
Kelland, Samuell 222
Langworthie, Henry 225
Lear, John 224
Ley, Mr Philip 222
Luscombe, Richard 225
Macye, John 222
Macye, Margaret 223
Martyn, Mr Richard, Snr 222
Martyn, Mr Richard, Jnr 222
Martyn, Thomas, Snr 223
Martyn, Mr Thomas, Jnr 222
Maurice, Prince 230
Maynard, Mris 223
Merefield, Richard 225
Miller, Richard 225
Newman, John 224
Norrise, Walter 223
Parker, Robert 223
Perdue, John 223
Peter, John Esq 224
Pitts, Mr John 222
Pomeroy, Srient major 224
Prestwood, Mr Thomas 222, 224-7
Prouz, Humphrey 225
Punchard, Frances 225
Punchard, Richard 223
Punchard, Thomas 225
Reese, Walter 223
Rode, Richard Esq 224
Sainthill, Peter 227
Savery, George 227
Savery, Mr Richard 222
Seymour, Edward 226
Shapley, Robert 224, 227
Shillabeer, Henry 222
Shorte, John 223
Shorte, Nicholas 222
Shorte, Richard 223
Smith, Katherine 226
Smith, Walter 226
Sowton, William 223
Sparke, James 223
Strawe, Thomas 223
Tillard, Symon 223
Tillard, Mr William 222
Tucker, Mr John Snr 222, 229
Tucker, John Jnr 222
Turner, Captaine 224
Walker, Dr 226
Wauchope, Dr Funderwinke 224, 227
Whiddon, Rev Francis 227
Whitakur, Christofer 225
White, Nicholas 225
Wise, John 222
Wise, Nicholas 223
Wise, Mr Richard 222, 228-9
Wise, William 222
Yard family 226
Yard, George 226
Yarde, Edward 226
Yarde, Gilbert 225