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Bagtor is a
historic estate in the
parish of
Ilsington in Devon, England. It was the
birthplace of John Ford (1586-c. 1639) the
playwright and poet. The...
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Bagtor in the
parish of Ilsington,
which his male
heirs successively made
their seat. The
Elizabethan mansion of the
Fords survives today at
Bagtor as...
- 1669–70 and 1672–73. Ford was the
eldest son of
Henry Ford (d.1616) of
Bagtor in the
parish of Ilsington,
Devon by his wife
Katharine Drake, daughter...
- village's most
famous resident was the
playwright John Ford, who was born at
Bagtor House. Today, the
village has a pub (The
Carpenters Arms) a
hotel (The Ilsington...
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married Penelope Tothill,
daughter and
heiress of Rev.
Thomas Tothill of
Bagtor in the
parish of
Ilsington in Devon, by whom he had
issue Rev.
Richard Lane...
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manors of Webbery, Greenslinch, Stoketeignhead, Rocombe, Ogwell, Holbeam,
Bagtor, Ideford, Staplehill, Buckland-in-the-Moor,
Aller and
possibly Northleigh...
- The Sig
forming out of
marshy ground near
Bagtor Down....
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Bagtor in the
parish of Ilsington,
which his male
heirs successively made
their seat. The
Elizabethan mansion of the
Fords survives today at
Bagtor as...
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features surve**** at 1:500. A 60 ft (18 m)
diameter wheel was
installed at
Bagtor mine in 1862. fms. is an
abbreviation for fathoms. A
fathom is
equal to...
- plunge-pool
built in 1763, fed by a stream. Lord
Ashburton also had a seat at
Bagtor in the
parish of Ilsington, on his
Dartmoor estate about 6
miles north-east...
