Aspects of the History of Bovey Tracey
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Bovey Bricks
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Health Services in the Nineteenth Century and St John’s Cottage Hospital
John Phillips the potter and Princess Louise
Lignite and Coal- Domestic Fuel
Lignite and Sewerage
Lignite and Smelting
Norden’s Survey of the Manor 1614 – field names
Old Pottery from Bovey Tracey Gardens
Pioneering Women – Croker Divett Gould
Spurs and Stilts
Stover Canal- A Watery Grave
The Water Supply and Dr Croker
Published Papers
Historic Borough Boundary
‘Beating the Bounds’
Customs of the Manor
Lords of the Manor
The Management of Water in the Historic Borough
The Meaning and History of Indio
Work in Progress
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Buller
Colleton
Croker
Divett
Fox-Strangways
Gould
Hole
Gerard Manley Hopkins
Hughes
Mugford
Seeking Portraits of Divett
Seven Notable Families
Stoneham
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Baptist Church Bovey Tracey
Devon House of Mercy
East Street
Fore Street
King Of Prussia
Old Manse
Parish Church- its connection with Thomas Becket and Lady Margaret Beaufort
Parke
Prestbury
Pullabrook
Yarner
Discoveries
Bletchley Park -Links with Bovey Tracey
Boer War- Links With Bovey Tracey
Suez Canal- links with Bovey Tracey
May 13, 2018
by
Frances Billinge
Lords of the Manor
Lords of the Manor
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