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Yeolmbridge is a
village in
Cornwall (but
within the
boundaries of the
historic county of Devon), two and a half
miles north of Launceston. The village...
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survives in Devon, at
Clyst St Mary, just east of Exeter;
another exists at
Yeolmbridge,
historically in
Devon but now in Cornwall.
Until the 12th century, the...
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takes its rise in this
parish and
flows to
Canworthy Water and so by
Yeolmbridge to the
river Tamar." With its tributaries, the
River Ottery forms a major...
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Quarry West
Lizard Wheal Alfred Wheal Gorland Wheal Martyn Wheal Penrose Yeolmbridge Quarry Isles of
Scilly Castle Down (Tresco)
Chapel Down (St. Martin's)...
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tower was
built in the 16th century; the font is Norman. On the
Tamar at
Yeolmbridge is the
oldest bridge in Cornwall: it has two
pointed arches and the roadway...
- ) in Cornwall, England. It is on the B3254 road half a mile
north of
Yeolmbridge.
Cornwall portal Ordnance Survey One-inch Map of
Great Britain; Bodmin...
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Davids railway station. The
writer and historian, Joan
Rendell lived at
Yeolmbridge near Launceston.
Reverend Francis Vyvyan Jago
Arundell was born at Launceston...
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which she also
wrote a book.
Rendell died in a fire at her
bungalow in
Yeolmbridge, near Launceston, Cornwall, on 4 May 2010.
Rendell was
awarded the MBE...
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England Boyton group Rebuilt 1742. In
Devon until 1966
Yeolmbridge Methodist Church Werrington (
Yeolmbridge)
Methodist Launceston Area
Circuit St
Stephen the...
