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… proprietors. Cookbury is a daughter-church to Milton Damarell, being included in the same presentation. Cornwood …
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… its heiress to Mules, and from Mules in like manner to Damarell. William Damarell, Esq., of Gidley, gave this estate to his daughter, … Goodleigh was held in demesne by Robert De Albemarle, or Damarell: all that we know of it at a later period is, that …
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… John Bulteel, Esq. The manor of Fleet was in the family of Damarell from the time of the Conquest 4 till the reign of … belonged, in the reign of Richard I., to the family of Damarell; afterwards, to the Trenchards, whose heiress …
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… widowhood, to her half-brother, Robert de Albemarle, or Damarell. From this period, the history of the manor is … stated: Sir William Pole says, that a co-heiress of Damarell brought it to the Bonvilles; and that, after the … of Prous, then widow of Roger Mules, conveyed it to John Damarell and Alice his wife, her daughter. The co-heiresses …
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… year 1686. His name does not occur in the register. Milton-Damarell MILTON-DAMARELL, in the hundred of Black Torrington and in the …
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… with the adjoining parishes of East Stonehouse and Stoke Damarell, which includes Plymouth Dock, was, in 1801, 43,194; …
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… Henry III. Sir Robert de Tudenham sold it to Sir William Damarell, whose heiress brought it to Bonville. After the … in the neighbourhood in the blockade of Exeter. 7 Stoke Damarell STOKE DAMARELL, usually written DAMERELL, in the hundred of …
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… Prouz it passed, by successive female heirs, to Mules, Damarell, and Coade. It continued in the latter in the reign …
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… The manor of Stone was for many descents in the family of Damarell, a younger branch of which continued to reside there … survey, was held in demesne by Robert de Albemarle, or Damarell, whose descendant sold it to the Courtenays. It was … are now farm-houses. Cookshayes had been in the family of Damarell, from whom it had passed, by successive sales, to …