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Marldon is a
village in the
South Hams in Devon,
United Kingdom, to the north-west of Paignton. It is the most
northeasterly Civil Parish in the South...
- "Archaeology at 31-33
Prescot Street & 99
Mansell Street" (PDF).
marldon.net.
Marldon.
Retrieved 19
March 2017. "Mansell Street, City of
London - The Guinness...
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Compton Castle in the
parish of
Marldon in Devon, is a
fortified manor house in the
village of
Compton (formerly "Compton Pole"),
about 5
miles (8 km)...
- "1969 Bank Holidays". The Times. 22
March 1967.
Retrieved 21 June 2013. "
Marldon Apple-Pie Fair".
Torbay Express. 15
August 1969. "August Bank
Holiday in...
- Goudge's father's
death in 1939, she and her
mother moved to a
bungalow in
Marldon, Devon. They had
planned a
holiday there, but the
outbreak of the Second...
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Retrieved 3
April 2025. "Statement of
persons nominated –
Dartmouth and
Marldon".
South Hams
District Council. 3
April 2025.
Retrieved 3
April 2025. "Statement...
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Greenway (in the
parish of Brixham) and of
Compton Castle (in the
parish of
Marldon), both in Devon. (The coat of arms of Otes
Gilbert and
Katherine Champernowne...
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boundaries with the
neighbouring parishes of Coffinswell,
Kerswells and
Marldon. As a
county borough,
Torbay was
administratively independent from Devon...
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Modbury and
Totnes and
small hamlets and
villages such as...Holbeton,
Marldon and
Berry Pomeroy. The
third band is the
Heritage coast [and
South Devon...
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station is an
English telecommunications facility located at
Beacon Hill,
Marldon, Devon. It
includes a gu**** mast (Beacon Hill A) and a free-standing lattice...
