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… and in the deanery of Moreton, lies about two miles from Chudleigh, and about five from Newton Abbot. Olchard is a … by successive female heirs to Prideaux, Strechleigh and Chudleigh. One of the co-heiresses of Chudleigh appears to have brought it to Oxendon, from whom it …
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… Sir Lawrence Vaughan Palk, Bart., was built by Sir George Chudleigh, the last baronet of that family; one of whose … is about seven miles from Exeter, and about eight from Chudleigh. It was anciently called a borough town. 6 Week, …
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… the Pashleys: about 1512 it belonged to the heirs of John Chudleigh 39: it was soon afterwards in the family of …
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… fled 12. In 1643 Sir Ralph was attacked by MajorGeneral Chudleigh, without success 13. In the month of August 1644, …
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… and in the deanery of Kenne, lies about five miles from Chudleigh. The hamlets or small villages of Hillhead, …
A History of the County of Surrey
… wall are two 17th-century monuments. One to Lady Margaret Chudleigh (daughter of Sir William Courtney), first the wife of Sir Warwick Hele, kt., and afterwards of Sir John Chudleigh, kt., who died in 1628, has two round-headed …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… and to go back to the days when the notorious Elizabeth Chudleigh was married in the now ruined church of St. Peter, … Church taken to London during the trial of Elizabeth Chudleigh in 1776, and never recovered. ADVOWSONS One of the …
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… some of the chiefs of the contending parties. Sir George Chudleigh was stationed there, in the beginning of the year …
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… time would allow, when Sir Thomas Fairfax, advancing from Chudleigh by way of Stevenstone, attacked him in his quarters … the deanery of Kenne, lies about two miles and a half from Chudleigh, and eight from Exeter. The manor 49 belonged, in …
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… bequeathed it with other estates, in 1744, to Dame Frances Chudleigh, on whose death, in 1748, they devolved to her … This manor was on partition allotted to Elizabeth Chudleigh, who, in 1757, sold it to William Molesworth, Esq. …