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Combeinteignhead or Combe-in-
Teignhead is a
village in Teignbridge,
South Devon, England. It lies
within the
civil parish of
Haccombe with Combe, between...
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whole area was
known as the "Ten Hide". This was
later corrupted to "
Teignhead"
through the
influence of the
river name. The name of the
nearby village...
- Abbot,
where the
parish is
combined with that of Stoke-in-
Teignhead with Combe-in-
Teignhead.
There is an
hereditary patron for the
Church of St Blaise...
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examples in
existence on
Dartmoor and
still in use, such as
those at
Teignhead Farm (close to Grey
Wethers stone circles),
Scorhill and
across the Wallabrook...
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Kingskerswell (see photo), Manaton, Payhembury,
South Milton, Stoke-in-
Teignhead, Torbryan, Ugborough,
Whimple (now gone), Widecombe-in-the-Moor, Wolborough...
- 14. On 25
March 1885 the
parish was
abolished and
merged with
Combe in
Teignhead and to form "Haccombe with Combe". Next to the
house is the
small parish...
- was an
English stage actor.
James Nutcombe Gould was born in Stoke-in-
Teignhead,
Devon on 24
February 1849, the son of John
Nutcombe Gould (1805-1878)...
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married Jane, the
widowed daughter of
William Hockmore of Combe-in-
Teignhead,
Devon in
February 1732. Her
former husbands were
Palmer of
Sharpham Park...
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parish of Combe-in-
Teignhead (formerly in Stoke-in
Teignhead) by his wife
Alice Cruce (d.1613),
whose monument survives in Combe-in-
Teignhead Church, a daughter...
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Edward Blencowe Gould (Stoke-in-
Teignhead,
Devon 9
August 1847 –
Devon 16
November 1916) was a
British Consul in Bangkok, Thailand.
Gould was the first...
