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502:" below which is inscribed "SPES ET" ("hope and"), below which is a crown, the browband of which is inscribed "CORONA" ("crown"), below which is a pair of hearts overlapping. At the base of the central column is a heraldic shield sculpted with six quarters, apparently not in its original position. The two outermost columns are each decorated with four heraldic shields, seven of which have been chiselled flat and unintelligible. The only arms still visible are on the top left shield, showing Kirkham impaling a field vair, but with the chief chiselled flat. On top of all three columns is a
886:
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230:
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913:(thenceforth "Collaton St Mary"), to the design of J.W.Rowell, to commemorate his daughter Mary Maxwell Hogg (died 1864), who died aged 17 and was buried at Brixham and re-interred in his new church in 1867. His diary between 1859 and 1862 survives in the Devon Archives. Hogg's wife was Anna Maria Maxwell Lyte (1822-1889), only daughter of Rev.
461:(apparently a junior branch of Dennis of Orleigh, which used a differenced version of the arms of Dennis of Orleigh). He died without surviving issue, having had a daughter Elizabeth, who died unmarried and was said by Prince to have been a dwarf. His heir was his nephew Sir William Kirkham (died 1623).
497:
and poet. By Mary he had 8 sons and 4 daughters, the second son being
Francis Kirkham who married the heiress of Roope of Bidwell, Newton St Cyres, and founded the line of Kirkham of Bidwell. His kneeling effigy, dressed in armour with neck-ruff and bareheaded, survives in the Kirkham Chantry, facing
74:
listed building about two miles west of the historic centre of the town of
Paignton, situated behind the "Blagdon Inn" public house (former stables), and almost surrounded by the "Devon Hills Holiday Park" of caravans and mobile homes, set-back at the end of a short driveway off the A385 Paignton to
650:(died 1717), inherited his paternal estates, including Sodington. "The Blounts were notable for their faithful adherence to the Roman Catholic faith, and they gave the most zealous support to the Crown in the Civil War". Mary Kirkham bequeathed Blagdon to her third son Edward Blount (died 1726).
838:
lands of
Blagdon, Newparks, Oldaways and the Downs. Also manor of Collaton. Also lands of Edward Blount, deceased, in Paignton, Marldon and Stoke Gabriel. Also barton of Polsloe and two closes of land called Higher Bowmore and Lower Bowmore, parcel of Martyns tenement, Heavitree. Also barton of
666:
Edward Blount (died 1726) of
Blagdon, third son, who inherited his maternal estates. As a Roman Catholic he was associated with the Howard family, Dukes of Norfolk, the leading Catholic family in England. On 6 June 1716, together with Lord George Howard, (died 1721), the eldest half-brother of
671:(1655-1701), he "successfully petitioned the House of Lords for counsel to argue against provisions in the Papists' Estates Bill, read 18th May 1716, which threatened to ruin their credit". Shortly thereafter Edward Blount went into exile with his family in
85:
Chapel, occupying the south transept, "without a doubt the chief interest of the church", consisting of an elaborately sculpted stone screen erected by the
Kirkham family of Blagdon, towards the end of the 15th century, with a further 17th century monument.
409:. The marriage is commemorated in the 5th and 6th quarters (Ferrers and Malherbe) of the 16th c. shield of six quarters surviving in the Kirkham Chantry. By his first marriage he had children including George Kirkham (1525-1581/2), eldest son and heir.
928:
Until that time the parish church of
Blagdon had been St John's Church in Paignton, the mediaeval parish church in which is situated the Kirkham Chantry Chapel. Other new churches were built at that time in and around Paignton and
261:
Nicholas
Kirkham (1433/4 â 1516), younger brother, whose effigy survives in the Kirkham Chantry, which he is believed to have built. He married Jane Waye, daughter and heiress of Robert Waye of Marsh in the parish of
839:
Oakhay alias Okey Place, Stoke Canon. Also all other lands in
Paignton, Marldon, Stoke Canon, Heavitree and Stoke Gabriel that passed to John Parker as heir of Francis Parker. Also 1/8th of Herdwick alias Hardwick"
1431:
Devon
Archives, ref:1926 B/B/L/5/1, Description: Lease for lives: 1. Francis Parker of Blagdon, esq.; 2. John Baring of Mount Radford, esq. Marriage settlement of John Baring and Anne, daughter of Francis Parker
834:"Lease for a year: 1) John Parker of Boringdon, esquire, eldest son and heir of George Parker, deceased. 2) Vere Poulett of Twickenham, Middx, esquire, and Ann Poulett of Albemarle Street, Westminster, esquire.
506:, with wings folded over his chest, but with face features chiselled away. The monument was "covered with plaster" until 1753, when on its removal the following inscription was revealed (since disappeared):
237:
Robert
Kirkham (died 1443), son and heir, who married Elizabeth Scobhull, widow of Robert Trebell and daughter and heiress of Sir Robert Scobhull (alias Scobhill, Scobhul, Scobbahull, etc.) of
433:
George Kirkham (1525-1581/2), eldest son and heir, who was the builder of the surviving Blagdon manor house, as is evidenced by a datestone inscribed "1567" on the external wall of the
917:(1793-1847), of nearby Berry Head, Brixham, who composed the well-known hymns "Abide with me", "Praise my soul the King of Heaven" and "Pleasant are thy courts above". The inscribed
209:
The earliest descendant of Sir Nicholas Kirkham and Agatha Dennis recorded in the Heraldic Visitations of Devon is Robert Kirkham (fl.1417), who married Agnes, a daughter of Sir
710:(1688-1744), and much correspondence between the two men during the years 1714-25 survives. Both were Roman Catholics. Edward Blount left three daughters as his co-heiresses:
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Blagdon remained a seat of the Blount family until it was acquired as his residence by Francis Parker (born 1701-post 1757), the fourth son of George Parker (1651-1743) of
829:. In 1763 John Parker leased Blagdon and other lands to his wife's relatives as is recorded on a deed in the Plymouth and West Devon Record Office summarised as follows:
127:, Devon, since before the reign of King Henry II (1154-1189). The holder during that reign was Raph Dennis, whose second son William Dennis founded the line of Dennis of
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in Devon by his wife Agnes Cape of Somerset. He married (as his second wife) Mary Tichbourne (died 1627), a daughter of Peter Tichbourne of Hampshire and a sister of
715:
1723:
278:. His second son Nicholas Kirkham inherited his mother's manor of Marsh and married Katherine Bonville, a daughter of John Bonville, bastard son of the magnate
1264:
Parishes: Mamble', in A History of the County of Worcester: Volume 4, ed. William Page and J W Willis-Bund (London, 1924), pp. 285-289. British History Online
1733:
1204:
405:
Firstly to Margaret Ferrers, daughter and heiress of Richard Ferrers by his wife Jane Malherbe, daughter and heiress of Sir John Malherbe, whose arms were:
1566:"HOGG MEMORIAL APPROXIMATLEY [sic] 6 METRES SOUTH OF SOUTH CHANCEL WALL OF CHURCH OF ST MARY, Non Civil Parish - 1279705 | Historic England"
740:
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909:), commenced building (at his sole expense) the "evocative Victorian group" (Pevsner) of church, school and vicarage at the adjoining manor of
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469:
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structure made of white Italian marble on red breccia base with a marble cross on a 3-tier plinth with breccia base with red breccia kerbs.
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Thirdly to Luce Tremayle, a daughter of Sir Thomas Tremayle, by whom he had issues, including his son and heir Thomas Kirkham (1504-1551/2).
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Totnes road. The settlements or farms of Higher Blagdon, Middle Blagdon and Lower Blagdon are situated to the north of the manor house.
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131:, in North Devon. The family was of Danish origin and at the start of the age of heraldry (c.1200-1215) adopted for their arms:
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16th c. shield of six quarters surviving in the Kirkham Chantry: 1:Kirkham; 2:Dennis; 3:Scobhull; 4:Waye; 5:Ferrers; 6:Malherbe
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Secondly he married Thomasine (or Cicily) Carew, only daughter (and heiress in her issue) of Sir William Carew (born 1483) of
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266:, Devon. His daughter Margaret Kirkham married three times, into various prominent Devon families, firstly to John Cheney of
647:
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Elizabeth Parker, who married firstly to Thomas Baring of Larkbear, near Exeter, a younger brother of her sister's husband
424:(died 1461). His daughter from this marriage was Thomasine Kirkham, heiress of Mohuns Ottery, who married Thomas Southcott.
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702:("Your light is my path") with the date "1708". In 1717 "Edward Blount of Blagdon" registered his landholdings under the
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Arms of Ferrers and Malherbe, 5th and 6th quarters of the 16th c. shield of six quarters surviving in the Kirkham Chantry
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Sir Henry Dennis of Pancras Week and Blagdon (son and heir of Sir Robert Dennis of Pancras Week), left three children:
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near Plymouth, later the principal seat of his descendants. Francis Parker of Blagdon left three daughters including:
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that of his wife. Between the figures is a column on which is sculpted at top a sunburst inscribed with the letters "
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in Gloucestershire, which marriage was commemorated by the surviving heraldic overmantel above the fireplace of the
885:
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Sir Robert Dennis (fl.1272/1307), son and heir, died without issue and bequeathed his estates to his two sisters:
1657:
978:
706:, legislation passed following the Jacobite uprising of 1715. Edward Blount was a friend and patron of the poet
1630:
1469:"Catalogue description Lease for a year 1) John Parker of Boringdon, esquire, eldest son and heir of George..."
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307:
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Hatchments in Britain, Vol.7: Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Gloucestershire, Hampshire, Isle of Wight and Somerset
326:
in Devon. The marriage was childless but is memorialised on one of the sculpted oak heraldic shields on the
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253:
Robert Kirkham (1432-1451), eldest son and heir, aged 11 at his father's death. He died childless aged 19.
1594:
1513:
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quoting sources: HMC, Manuscripts of the House of Lords, Vol. 11, 1714-1718, no. 3979, p. 290, Main Papers
494:
1334:. J. and P. Knapton, H. Lintot, J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, and C. Bathurst – via Google Books.
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797:. In 1757 her father (as "Francis Parker of Blagdon") entered into a marriage settlement on her behalf.
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Monument in the Kirkham Chantry of the Church of St John The Baptist, Paignton, to Sir William Kirkham
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Arms of Sir John Kirkham (1472â1529) impaling Moore, symbolising his first marriage. Cullompton Church
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Agatha Dennis, who married Sir Nicholas Kirkham, who inherited Blagdon and Collaton Clavill (known as
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in Devon, by his wife Joane Courtenay, a daughter of Sir William Courtenay (died 1485) of Powderham,
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854:(1735-1788) inherited his paternal estates (North Molton, Boringdon and Saltram, etc.), Blagdon and
21:
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29:
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310:(died 1723), he was a "very free and liberal, ... prudent and discreet" benefactor of the town of
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514:("Sacred to the memory into death of the most illustrious man William Kirkham, Knight Bachelor").
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for Devon, (second son of Rev. James Hogg, Vicar of Geddington, Northamptonshire, and master of
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675:, but had returned to England by 1721. In 1708 Edward Blount married Anne Guise, a daughter of
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Henrietta Blount (died 1782), second daughter, who married twice: firstly to Peter Proli of
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Richard Kirkham (died 1631), eldest son and heir, who married "the heiress of Oldham" near
345:, Devon, by his wife Phillipa Courtenay, a daughter of Sir Philip Courtenay (died 1463) of
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Fourthly to Jane Mathew, daughter and heiress of William Mathew of Milton, without issue.
1445:
Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Peerage and Baronetage of the British Empire
377:
1647:
of 1531, 1564 & 1620, Exeter, 1895, pp. 516â17, pedigree of Kirkham of Blagdon
1627:& Cherry, Bridget, The Buildings of England: Devon, London, 2004, pp. 839, 844
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of Blagdon manor house. This shows the initials "EB" and displays the arms of Blount (
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of the Moorehayes Chapel of Cullompton Church, displaying Kirkham impaling Moore (
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804:(1730â1816); secondly to William Spicer of Wear, thirdly to John Fryer of Exeter.
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120:
56:
52:
1137:, (1643â1723) The Worthies of Devon, 1810 edition, London, p.555, biography of
1673:, Transactions of the Devonshire Association, Vol. 32, 1900, pp. 296â300.
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1708 heraldic overmantle in great hall of Blagdon House showing arms of Blount
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124:
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In the ancient Church of St John, the parish church of Paignton, survives the
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erected by him in 1867 and situated 6 metres south of the chancel wall, is a
729:; secondly in 1739 (as his second wife) to Philip Howard (1687/8-1749/50) of
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to cater for the greatly expanded populations due to the development of the
898:
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in Worcestershire, married Mary Kirkham, heiress of Blagdon. His eldest son
1290:& Cherry, Bridget, The Buildings of England: Devon, London, 2004, p.844
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in the parish of South Pool near Kingsbridge, Devon. The arms of Scobhull (
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Memoriae sacrum in obitum ornatissimi viri Gulielmi Kirkham Equitis Aurati
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229:
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in Essex, and left a daughter and sole heiress Mary Kirkham, who married
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55:, the seat of the Kirkham family from the 13th to 17th centuries. The
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1633:(d.1635), Collections Towards a Description of the County of Devon,
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Sir William Kirkham (died 1623), nephew, son of Richard Kirkham of
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In 1864 Rev. John Roughton Hogg (1811-1867), of Blagdon, Vicar of
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Francis's heir was his elder brother John Parker (1703-1768) of
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Argent, three fleurs-de-lys gules a label of three points azure
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Vivian, p.588, pedigree of Parker "Francis Parker of Blagdon"
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Or, a chevron gules between three nettle leaves erect proper
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Secondly to a daughter of Sir Thomas Fulford (died 1489) of
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http://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/worcs/vol4/pp285-289
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Heaven crowns his soul with bliss, the earth with praise,
1332:"The Works of Alexander Pope Esq: Second of his letters"
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in Worcestershire, to whom the manor of Blagdon passed.
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Elizabeth Blount (died 1778), eldest daughter, wife of
1530:. E. Cave. 8 September 1846 – via Google Books.
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21 April 1763 – via National Archive of the UK.
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Vivian, Heraldic Visitationms of Devon, 1895, p. 281.
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Margaret Dennis, who married Sir Reginald Ferrers of
1485:; Phillimore Press, Chichester, Sussex, 1988. p. 28.
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in 1483, by his wife Margaret Bonville, daughter of
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Notes on Blagdon Barton, near Totnes and its owners
1447:, 8th Edition, London, 1845, p.703, Earl of Morley
1403:. J.G. & F. Rivington – via Google Books.
743:(1701/2-1773), third daughter, who in 1727 married
270:, whose sister Cecily Cheney was the mother of Sir
103:
Arms of Dennis of Pancras Week, Blagdon and Orleigh
1595:"Devon Historic Churches Trust - Collaton St Mary"
873:in Collaton St Mary is called the "Parkers Arms" (
733:in Norfolk (younger brother of her brother-in-law
306:in 1523/4. According to the Devonshire biographer
147:("Danish"), being the adjectival form of the noun
825:, by his wife Bridget Bertie a granddaughter of
557:Got good men's love; his will his conscience free
135:. The name was created in Anglo-Norman French as
1252:, 1810 edition, London, p.555, biography of Sir
551:Wit, judgement, learning, knowledge, his deserts
437:. He married Margaret Dennis, a daughter of Sir
866:to him survives in St John's Church, Paignton.
349:(by his wife Elizabeth Hungerford, daughter of
332:Ermine, on a chevron azure three cinquefoils or
1481:Summers, Peter & Titterton, John, (eds.),
1344:Letter dated 27 August 1714 from Edward Blount
716:Hugh Clifford, 3rd Baron Clifford of Chudleigh
695:(Guise) above a scroll inscribed with a Latin
481:Effigy of Sir William Kirkham, Kirkham Chantry
318:Firstly to a daughter of the Moore family of
8:
1205:File:1567DateStone BlagdonManor Paignton.JPG
575:His bounty great his council & his store
539:His life, his death, God gave him happy days
521:"This worthy knight whose corps entombed lie
545:Gave him the gifts of nature, generous arts
631:Sir George Blount, 2nd Baronet (died 1667)
453:nine times between 1507/8 to 1553/4 and a
47:in Devon, England (today in the parish of
877:) after the tenure of the Parker family.
587:Envy may strive to hurt but cannot touch"
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1389:Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
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893:, built in 1864 by Rev. Hogg of Blagdon
581:Ready to succour all his worth was such
351:Walter Hungerford, 1st Baron Hungerford
858:descended to John Parker's second son
648:Sir Walter Kirkham Blount, 3rd Baronet
176:in Devon, who inherited Pancras Week;
7:
1724:Buildings and structures in Paignton
1611:Listed building text "Hogg Memorial"
1330:Pope, Alexander (8 September 1753).
1317:Further reading see: Mack, Maynard,
1176:Vivian, p.246, pedigree of Courtenay
785:Anne Parker, who married the banker
422:William Bonville, 1st Baron Bonville
280:William Bonville, 1st Baron Bonville
1734:Grade II* listed buildings in Devon
1353:Vivian, p.196, pedigree of Clifford
827:Montagu Bertie, 2nd Earl of Lindsey
282:(1391-1461), of Chewton, Somerset.
1399:Debrett, John (8 September 1839).
1301:"REGISTRATION OF PAPISTS' ESTATES"
745:Edward Howard, 9th Duke of Norfolk
735:Edward Howard, 9th Duke of Norfolk
302:(1472â1529), eldest son and heir,
133:Azure, three Danish battle axes or
14:
1501:discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk
1458:NT guidebook, Saltram House, p.65
979:"Blagdon Manor, Paignton, Torbay"
846:Montagu Edmund Parker (1737â1813)
669:Henry Howard, 7th Duke of Norfolk
563:From wronging any; wisdom, equity
314:in Devon. He married four times:
219:Chief Justice of the King's Bench
1637:(ed.), London, 1791, p. 279
852:John Parker, 1st Baron Boringdon
704:Registration of Papists' Estates
689:Barry nebuly of six or and sable
527:Hath and deserves a noble memory
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257:Nicholas Kirkham (1433/4 â 1516)
16:Historic manor in Devon, England
1658:Blagdon Manor, Paignton, Torbay
1599:www.devonhistoricchurches.co.uk
795:Sir Francis Baring, 1st Baronet
793:near Exeter, eldest brother of
765:Francis Parker (1701-post 1757)
693:Gules, seven mascles vair 3,3,1
465:Sir William Kirkham (died 1623)
823:John Poulett, 1st Earl Poulett
636:Sir George Blount, 2nd Baronet
604:Sir George Blount, 2nd Baronet
43:historically in the parish of
1:
245:) were quartered by Kirkham.
983:britishlistedbuildings.co.uk
850:As John Parker's eldest son
429:George Kirkham (1525-1581/2)
368:Thomas Kirkham (1504-1551/2)
286:Sir John Kirkham (1472â1529)
274:(1477â1535) "The Great" of
25:Blagdon Manor House in 2017.
1635:Sir John-William de la Pole
1401:"The Baronetage of England"
1305:devon-cat.swheritage.org.uk
677:Sir John Guise, 2nd Baronet
594:Richard Kirkham (died 1631)
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1541:Cotton, James Sutherland.
1528:"The Gentleman's Magazine"
1086:Prince, p.554; Pole, p.289
1029:Pole, p.279; Risdon, p.150
937:area as a seaside resort.
225:Robert Kirkham (died 1443)
1543:"Nettleship John Trivett"
1059:5 Henry V (Vivian, p.516)
654:Edward Blount (died 1726)
1495:Archives, The National.
1254:John Kirkham (1472â1529)
1203:Amery, p.296; see image
907:Kettering grammar school
357:). They had no children.
205:Robert Kirkham (fl.1417)
1729:Grade II* listed houses
1655:Blagdon Manor, Paignton
1545:– via Wikisource.
1497:"The Discovery Service"
1319:Alexander Pope - A Life
809:John Parker (1703-1768)
777:, Devon, who purchased
153:, mediaeval Latin for "
1719:Former manors in Devon
1570:historicengland.org.uk
1514:Alumni Cantabrigienses
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1250:The Worthies of Devon
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1641:Vivian, Lt.Col. J.L.
903:Justice of the Peace
789:(1730â1816), MP, of
455:Member of Parliament
213:(c. 1350 â 1423) of
1691: /
773:, Plympton, and of
491:Chidiock Tichbourne
119:had been seated at
1695:50.4305°N 3.6122°W
1422:Burke, 1845, p.703
1377:www.thepeerage.com
1167:Vivian, pp.378,516
1125:Vivian, pp.516,103
1116:Vivian, pp.516,171
915:Henry Francis Lyte
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864:Funerary hatchment
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1631:Pole, Sir William
1625:Pevsner, Nikolaus
1288:Pevsner, Nikolaus
1095:Pole, pp.501, 289
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610:in the parish of
341:in the parish of
322:in the parish of
272:William Courtenay
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856:Collaton Kirkham
817:, Plympton, and
718:(1700-1732), of
589:
583:
577:
571:
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547:
541:
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451:Sheriff of Devon
443:Holcombe Burnell
418:Sheriff of Devon
389:
380:
304:Sheriff of Devon
233:Arms of Scobhull
211:William Hankford
185:Collaton St Mary
181:Collaton Kirkham
161:Sir Henry Dennis
70:) survives as a
49:Collaton St Mary
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923:grade II listed
883:
848:
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731:Buckenham Tofts
700:Lux Tua Via Mea
656:
638:(died 1667) of
633:
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1241:
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1227:Amery, p.300
1211:
1199:
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1038:Amery, p.296
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1185:Pole, p.492
1057:regnal date
1047:Pole, p.490
1020:Pole, p.362
958:Pole, p.279
802:John Baring
787:John Baring
741:Mary Blount
691:) impaling
495:conspirator
57:manor house
1713:Categories
1683:50°25â˛50âłN
941:References
685:great hall
449:in Devon,
435:great hall
324:Cullompton
320:Moor Hayes
217:in Devon,
125:Bradworthy
1686:3°36â˛44âłW
722:in Devon.
640:Sodington
608:Sodington
347:Powderham
141:Latinized
137:le Daneis
72:grade II*
59:known as
911:Collaton
343:Dunsford
239:Scobhull
80:Kirkham
65:Blagdon
45:Paignton
1619:Sources
931:Torquay
899:Torwood
779:Saltram
727:Antwerp
600:Tilbury
445:, near
312:Honiton
192:Kirkham
155:Denmark
129:Orleigh
90:Descent
82:Chantry
41:Blagdon
1653:text,
935:Torbay
836:Barton
752:Parker
681:Elmore
673:Bruges
644:Mamble
618:Blount
612:Mamble
487:Pinhoe
447:Exeter
308:Prince
268:Pinhoe
215:Annery
95:Dennis
67:Barton
697:motto
504:putto
459:Devon
150:Dacia
145:Dacus
53:Manor
901:, a
881:Hogg
869:The
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