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Luppitt is a
village and
civil parish in East
Devon situated about 4
miles (6 km) due
north of Honiton. The
historian William Harris was
preacher at the...
- The
Luppitt Inn is the only
public house at
Luppitt, Devon.
Located in the
front rooms of a farmhouse, the
building is
constructed from stone, rendered...
- the
parish is surrounded,
clockwise from the north, by the
parishes of
Luppitt, Honiton,
Awliscombe and Dunkeswell. The word 'Combe' is of
Celtic origin...
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daughter of Sir
Edmund Carew (d. 1513) of
Mohuns Ottery (in the
parish of
Luppitt), Devon,.
Katherine was the
widow of Otes
Gilbert (1513–1546/7) of Greenway...
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Littlehempston Little Torrington Loddiswell Loxbeare Lox****
Luffincott Lundy Luppitt Lustleigh Lydford Lympstone Lynmouth Lynton Maindea Malborough Malmsmead...
- is a
house and
historic manor in the
parish of
Luppitt, 1 mile south-east of the
village of
Luppitt and 4
miles north-east of
Honiton in east Devon,...
- Sir
Peter Carew (1514? – 27
November 1575) of
Mohuns Ottery,
Luppitt, Devon, was an
English adventurer, who
served during the
reign of
Queen Elizabeth...
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Devon Dunkeswell,
Devon Farway,
Devon Feniton,
Devon Gittisham,
Devon Luppitt,
Devon Monkton,
Devon Newton Poppleford and Harpford,
Devon Northleigh...
- Churchstanton. The larger, more
southerly area in
Devon includes Dunkeswell,
Luppitt, Upottery, Smeatharpe, Hemyock, Blackborough, Yarcombe, Membury, Stockland...
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English county of Devon,
below the most
southerly point of
Hartridge Hill in
Luppitt parish.
Ordnance Survey:
Landranger map
sheet 192
Exeter &
Sidmouth (Exmouth...
