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Stevenstone is a
former manor within the
parish of St
Giles in the Wood, near
Great Torrington,
North Devon. It was the
chief seat of the
Rolle family...
- HMS
Stevenstone was a Hunt-class
destroyer of the
Royal Navy. She was a
member of the
third subgroup of the class, and saw
service in the
Second World...
- from
different branches of the
Rolle family of Devon: the
Rolles of
Stevenstone and
Bicton (the
senior line) and the
Rolles of
Heanton Satchville, Petrockstowe...
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Another origin of the name is as a
toponymic surname related to the
place Stevenstone in Devon, England.
There are
variant spellings of the name, including...
- (13
November 1835 – 27
April 1907; né Mark
George Kerr Trefusis), of
Stevenstone, St
Giles in the Wood, Devon, was High
Sheriff of
Devon in 1864, a DL...
- crest, for
example by the
families of
Poyntz of Iron Acton,
Rolle of
Stevenstone and Turton.
History of
measurement List of
obsolete units of measurement...
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refer to:
Denys Rolle (died 1638) of
Stevenstone, Devon,
Sheriff of
Devon Denys Rolle (died 1797) of
Stevenstone, Devon, MP This
disambiguation page lists...
- Exchange, c. 1708, with the town's main quay to the left. The
statue of
Queen Anne was
given in 1708 by the MP
Robert Rolle (died 1710) of
Stevenstone...
- of Tawstock, Devon, and the
daughter of Sir John
Rolle (d. 1706) of
Stevenstone, by his wife and
distant cousin Florence Rolle (1630–1705), an even earlier...
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landowner in Devon, with
about 55,000
acres centred on his
seats of
Stevenstone in the
north and
Bicton House in the south-east, and thus was highly...
