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Cutcombe is a
village and
civil parish 9
miles (14 km)
south of
Minehead and
north of
Dulverton straddling the
ridge between Exmoor and the
Brendon Hills...
- The
Anglican Church of St John in
Cutcombe, Somerset,
England was
built in the 13th and 14th centuries. It is a
Grade II*
listed building. It is likely...
- of
Cutcombe and Minehead, land in Minehead,
Cutcombe, and
Dunster and some
additions making a
total of 19,726 acres. He bred
horses both at
Cutcombe and...
- Heathfield, Cucklington, Cudworth, Culbone, Curland,
Curry Mallet,
Curry Rivel,
Cutcombe Dean, Dinder, Dinnington, Ditcheat, Doniford, Donyatt, Doulting, Dowlish...
- In
about 1150 the
manors retained in
demesne were Dunster, Minehead,
Cutcombe,
Kilton and
Carhampton in Somerset, and Ham in Dorset. The
historian the...
- Coombe,
Truro Coombe,
Wiltshire Coombes Corscombe Croscombe Crowcombe Cutcombe Danescombe,
Cornwall Doccombe,
Devon Drascombe Drizzlecombe Eastcombe,...
- 1014130
Upload Photo Bowl
barrow on Lype Hill, 550 m
north west of Lype Farm
Cutcombe Bowl
barrow Late
Neolithic to
Bronze Age SS 95035 37112 51°07′25″N 3°30′04″W...
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approximately 60,350
acres (24,420 ha), that
contained the
parishes of Minehead,
Cutcombe, Carhampton, Luccombe, Withycombe, Wootton, Luxborough, Almsworthy, Oare...
- Somerset, and also
within the
several manors of
Cutcombe Mohun, and
Cutcombe Rawleigh, in the
parish of
Cutcombe, in the same county.
Marquis of Lansdowne's...
- King was born on 28
March 1839 in
Cutcombe, Somerset, the
youngest child of the Rev. John
Myers King,
Vicar of
Cutcombe and a
translator of Virgil. Born...
