Hide
--- TEST SYSTEM --- TEST SYSTEM --- TEST SYSTEM ---
Hide
hide
Hide
Name Index to
to
On Broadhembury Parish
by
Mr Charles Tucker
The Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Vol 2, Series 19, July-December,
London: John Henry and James Parker (1865), illus, 835. pp.
Paper read at the May 18 Meeting of the Exeter Diocesan Architectual Society, pp 71-73.
A second (short) paper was read by Mr Hayward, the Diocesan Society's Architect:
The Parish Church of Broadhembury, p. 73
A name index for this paper follows the first index
Prepared by Michael Steer
BROADHEMBURY takes its name from Hembury Fort on a spur of the Blackdown Hills. The name means "the high burh." It is one of the most attractive cob-and-thatch villages in Devon. The church (St. Andrew) is late 14th to early 15th century, with a fine tower, good window tracery, and pleasant Beer stone arcades. The south chancel aisle was the chapel of the Drewes of Grange. The Victorian interior of the church might have been beautiful had its restorers been content to leave things alone. The Rev. Augustus Toplady, famous as the author of the hymn Rock of Ages, was vicar, 1768-78. The paper was read by Mr Charles Tucker, then Secretary of the British Archaeological Institute. This rare book was produced from a digital copy held by the Stanford University Library that can be downloaded from Google Books. Google has sponsored the digitisation of books from several libraries. Those on which copyright has expired are available for free educational and research use, both as individual books and as full collections to aid researchers.
Page | |
Acland family | 71 |
Baldwin, Viscount | 71 |
Bath, John Earl of | 71 |
Bluett, Buckland Nutcombe | 72 |
Bluett, Hannah | 72 |
Brewer, Bishop William | 71 |
Brewer, William Lord | 71 |
Charles I | 72 |
Drewe, Edward Esq | 71 |
Drewe, Serjeant Edward | 71 |
Drewe family | 72 |
Drewe, Sir Thomas | 71-2 |
Drewe, Thomas Rose Esq | 72 |
Dullton, Abbot Thomas | 71 |
Edward I | 71 |
Edward III | 72 |
Elizabeth I | 71-2 |
Etteridge, John Esq | 72 |
Fursdon, George | 72 |
Fursdon, George Sydenham | 72 |
Fursdon, Grace | 72 |
Gent, Thomas | 71 |
Hellings, Mr | 72 |
Henry VIII | 71-2 |
Hill, Catherine | 72 |
Hill, Grace | 72 |
Hill, Hannah | 72 |
Hill, Mary | 72 |
Hill, Richard | 72 |
Hill, Edward | 72 |
Hill, Thomas Esq | 72 |
James I | 71-2 |
Lancaster, Henry Duke of | 71 |
Leland | 72 |
Ley, Abbot John | 71 |
Nicholas, Pope | 72 |
Nutcombe, Hannah | 72 |
Nutcombe, Richard | 72 |
Peverell, Matilda | 72 |
Pratt, John | 72 |
Richard III | 71 |
Rowsmell, Sir Henry | 72 |
Rowsmell, William | 72 |
Russel, Lord John | 71 |
Sydenham, Grace | 72 |
Sydenham, Humphry | 72 |
Torrington family | 71 |
Torrington, Baron William | 71 |
William IV | 72 |
Wriothesley, Thomas | 71 |
The Parish Church of Broadhembury, Paper read by Mr Hayward | |
Edward IV | 73 |
Hardman & Co | 73 |
Hayward, Mr | 73 |
Henry VI | 73 |
Oliver, Dr | 73 |