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PERIOD |
MANOR OF STADBURY |
MANOR OF HEATHFIELD(1) |
MANOR OF AVETON GIFFORD(2) |
- Includes Lixton, see also note 3
- Court Barton
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1068 |
Held by Toui, then Juhel and Radoof ( Ralf De Pomeray ) including Holbeton |
Part of Buckfast Abbey Holdings and held by Abbot Alwin |
Held by Rhiwallen or Ruald Adobed came to England with William the Conquerer |
Aveton Gifford, Plymstock and Holbeton all in same Saxon parish |
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1100 |
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Passed to Redvers family, |
Earl of Devon |
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1150 |
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Passed to Giffard family |
Earl of Devon. Second part of town name |
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1200 - 1205 |
William de Braoza |
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Purchased by Sir John Damarale |
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1243 |
Held by Ralph de Stodbiri |
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1270 |
Held by Walter de Stapeldon who later became Bishop of Exeter |
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Chantry, St Andrews Church built by Walter De Stapeldon |
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1275 |
William Le Prouz |
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1284 |
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Henry de Lyntone appointed as Chantry holder at town church |
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1293 |
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Abbots allowed William, son of Walter Lyvegherston to take over land as tenant |
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Henry de Lyntone was also rector of Ringmore |
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1305 |
William Le Prouz marries Alice Damarale |
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On death of Sir John Damarale land passed to his daughter Alice, who married the holder of Stadbury manor |
Parts of Aveton Gifford and Stadbury manors are united into the one holding |
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1309 |
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John of Lyvergston |
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Separate parcel of land |
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William Le Prouz dies and leaves property to Alice who marries into Mule family, then Damarale |
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1407 |
Alice Damarale dies, husband remarries into Tremaine |
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Bequeaths made to churches at Aveton Gifford and Holbeton |
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1410 |
Inheritance to Tremaine family |
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1423 |
Purchased by the Chichester family |
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1520 |
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Lyverger family purchase on monastery dissolution |
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1530 |
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Purchased by Hugh Harris of Aveton Gifford |
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1563 |
Purchased by Hugh Harris of Aveton Gifford |
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Hugh ,yeoman lived at Efford, Aveton Gifford |
