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residence of the
Docton (originally de
Docton)
family from the 15th century.
Today the
estate comprises separate holdings of
Docton Farm, a
working farm...
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ledger stone in St Nectan's Church, Hartland, Devon, to
Thomas Docton (d.1618) of
Docton, bore
originally a "quaint"
epitaph which is oft-quoted, for example...
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churchyard tomb from 1618.
Historic estates within the
parish include:
Docton The name "Hartland"
presumably derives from the Old
English word "heort"...
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Elizabeth I; and
Phillipa Cary (1603–1633), 2nd wife of John
Docton (1600–1653) of
Docton, in the
parish of Hartland, Devon,
whose elaborate ledger stone...
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Clyston Mill,
Broadclyst Coldharbour Mill,
Cullompton Cricklepit Mill,
Exeter Docton Mill,
Hartland Finch Foundry,
Okehampton Hele Mill, Hele Bay, Ilfracombe...
- Service,
Director of Audit, War and Supply,
Government of India.
Philip Docton Martyn, OBE,
Indian Civil Service,
Secretary (Home Department) Government...
- (otherwise
Collaton Abbott otherwise The
Higher Manor),
Dotton (otherwise
Docton) and Hays (otherwise
Powershays otherwise Dukes Hayes); 4
water grist mills...
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sequential as
owners of
Hartland Abbey from the Dissolution. The arms of
Docton of
Docton, Hartland, are
representing the
Manor of Southole.
There are no arms...
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separately listed Martin County Courthouse.
Other notable buildings include the
Docton W.
Bagley Building (c. 1850), (former) People's Bank (1917),
Watts Theatre...
- Fleming; Hart,
Heanton Punchardon Docton Per fess
gules and argent, two
crescents in
chief or
another in base
sable Docton,
Hartland Downe Gules, a buck's...
