716:... were but some few hundreds of the enemy now to land in any part of the Kingdom where there might be no regularly disciplined forces to guard it (and our own part, situated as we are on the very coast, is as much exposed to an invasion as any) how would it provoke a man of the least feeling and spirit to see ruin and devastation spread on every side by only a handful of them ... to behold, perhaps, the country all around you in flames, your fields laid waste, your houses destroyed, everything valuable plundered from you; to behold your wives and daughters exposed to the brutal lusts of your haughty and insolent conquerors; to see your aged decrepid parents and your innocent helpless children inhumanly treated - perhaps murdered - by a plundering enemy, or exposed to want, to indigence and famine; and to stand yourselves all the while helpless and inactive, tame spectators of the misery... It is given to you now my brethren, to do what ye will then wish for in vain: arm then, arm ye brave; a noble cause, the cause of Heaven, the cause of religion, the cause of your country, the cause of everything that is dear and valuable to you as men, as Englishmen, as Christians, of everything that can contribute to your happiness here and hereafter now demands your zeal and assistance; for the attempts of our neighbours on the Continent are not only to loosen every tie of obedience and to involve us in the wildest anarchy and confusion, but to deny the existence of a God...
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including a
Persian chauffeur and two Arabic or Muslim maids. he was believed by locals to have been a Secret Service Agent, or a foreign spy. He did not mix with the local North Devon gentry, but always invited the villagers to Yeo Vale for an annual Christmas party and gave generous presents to the local children. He kept a private aircraft at Stibb Cross, which on occasion he piloted to London. He was nevertheless described by his long-term gardener as "always a gentleman to us". He had an argument (concerning the felling of trees) with John Westaway, the farmer who occupied the barton adjoining the mansion house, and in 1938 he moved to Stodden Park, near Petersfield in Hampshire, having deserted Yeo Vale never to return. His wife died soon after, which greatly affected him. He packed all her clothes into her Buick car and ordered his chauffeur to drive it off a cliff at Stodden Park, which he refused to do, upon which Berrold buried it in a pit and set it alight. He later married a French woman and moved to Africa. He retained ownership of the building, which was "literally abandoned and left to die... It stood for many years deserted and empty, gazing forlornly out across the fields, like a dog patiently waiting for its master to return. But he never did". The house soon became dilapidated, but nevertheless was given a
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Christian he discharged his several duties with the most anxious fidelity. Revered, respected and beloved by all for his unaffected piety, his zealous friendship and his warm benevolence, it pleased that Being in whose hands are the (is)sues of life and death to take him from his afflicted family and friends on the 7th
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Stephen Berrold, described by Lauder (1981) as "a strange, shadowy figure, possibly part foreign, described as the local mystery-man, with strange comings and goings, and 'dark people' to wait on him". He had lived in Palestine, from where he brought his staff,
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Hammett family originated in the parish of Woolfardisworthy neat Clovelly. Rev. Richard Hammett (1736–1796) was the younger son of Richard Hammett (1707–1766) of Kennerland, in the parish of Clovelly (or Woolfardisworthy), Devon, by his wife Elizabeth Risdon (1710–1787), daughter and sole heiress
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By his affectionate and beloved wife and daughter are placed the remains of the Rev Hooper
Morrison A.M., rector of Alwington in this county and Vicar of Launcells, Cornwall. He was the only son of the Rev Thomas Morrison A.M., by Elizabeth daughter of S Nicholas Hooper K. As a man, a clergyman and a
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1695-1715. In 1795 he acquired from
Richard Bennett-Coffin (died 1796), lord of the manor of Alwington, a lease for one life of Ley Mills and of the waste ground near Alwington Church for the erection of a stable. Long after his death, his daughters in 1836 (as recorded by a surviving inscribed stone
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Townsend Kirkwood (1814–1902), of Glencarha, County Mayo, Ireland, 34 Imperial Square, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, and Boldrewood, Burghfield Common, Berkshire, later JP for Devon, who married the heiress of Yeo Vale and of Gore Court, Eleanora Elizabeth Morrison Hammett (1821–1861). He owned
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Church, South Devon. "In the east window of the south aisle are some remains of old glass, bearing the arms of the Cary family. In the chancel are several old tombstones, one, with an inscription in memory of Edward Cary, bears the date 1654" (Stabb). He married
Margaret Blackhurst of Lancashire,
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Morrison of Yeo Vale in this parish for many years. She bore severe sickness with the most unrepining resignation and on the 30th of Oct 1791 in the 56th year of her age she departed hence dying with well grounded hopes of exchanging a life of suffering for that
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Castleton, County Mayo, Ireland, (who had served in New Brunswick, Canada) by his wife Catherine (Amelia) Coffin (born New Brunswick, Canada, died 1881), daughter of General John Coffin (1751–1838), Governor of St John's, New Brunswick, 3rd son of Nathaniel Coffin, Cashier of the
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in trust, the yearly interest thereof to be paid to the Minister and Church-Wardens for the time being to be applied in the purchase of fuel to be distributed between Michaelmas and Lady Day in every year for the benefit of the poor inhabitants of this parish as a perpetual charity. Under the
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immediately above Bideford. The barton or farmhouse survives, to which was attached the mansion house, together with various out-buildings and stone walls. A private mediaeval chapel was formerly attached to the mansion house and in the early 18th century was demolished and rebuilt as a
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Erskine, A.M., The Devon Lay Subsidy of 1332, Devon & Cornwall Record Society, New Series, no. 14, 1969, p.34, quoted in Thorn, Caroline & Frank, (eds.) Domesday Book, (Morris, John, gen.ed.) Vol. 9, Devon, Parts 1 & 2, Phillimore Press, Chichester, 1985, part 2 9notes),
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the Customs House at Bideford (apparently inherited via the Orchards) and land in the Devon parishes of Alwington, Littleham, Parkham, Beaford, Swimbridge, Hartland, Cheriton Fitzpaine and Cadeleigh. He was the only surviving son of Col. Tobias Kirkwood (1779–1859), of the
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As hatched on monument to Rev. Thomas Hooper Morrison; these arms of Smith survived in 1795 on the gatepiers of Silver House, Twickenham, Isleworth (per Daniel Lysons, 'Isleworth', in The Environs of London: Volume 3, County of Middlesex, London, 1795
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survive in a fragment of ancient stained glass in the Yeo Vale Chapel forming the north transept of Alwington Church. The arms of the Dennis family of Gidicott (whose ancestors were the Giffards of Halsbury) and later of Holcombe Burnell were:
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1839-57, the grandson of his mother's sister Anne Orchard (1730–1820), wife of George Buck (1731–1794) of Daddon. Yeo Vale, however, passed to his sister Elizabeth Rebecca Orchard Morrison (died 1840), wife of Capt. James Hammett (1782–1851),
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tablet) erected on this land Alwington Schoolhouse, which survives today. The stables are today a house ("The Old Stables"). He married Charlotte Orchard (1735–1791), daughter of Paul Orchard (died 1740) of Kilkhampton, Cornwall and
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and Lt-Col. of the 2nd Foot Regiment (The Queens), of Bridestowe, Devon. He is remembered for the rousing sermon he gave in Hartland Church on Sunday 21 December 1794, during a time of great fear of a possible invasion by
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Thomas Gifford (died 1536) (eldest son and heir), who married twice, firstly to Katherine Chudleigh, daughter of James Chudleigh and secondly to Elizabeth Dennis, a daughter of William Dennis of Orleigh,
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Robert Giffard (son), who married Radigand (Latinized to Radigunda) Dennis, daughter and sole heiress of Gilbert Dennis of Gidicott (about 9 miles south of Yeo) in the parish of Bradford, Devon, and
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for coals for the poor of Hartland, which is recorded on a large benefactions board (next to a similar one for Paul Orchard) in the tower of St Nectan's Church, Hartland, inscribed as follows:
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and whose monument survives in Clovelly Church. He left an infant daughter as his sole heiress, Wilmot Giffard (born 1541), successively the wife of John Bury (1540–1574) lord of the manor of
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of Hammett, for his wife Eleanora Elizabeth Morrison Hammett (1821–1861), heiress of Yeo Vale. Detail from 1861 Eleanora Hammett memorial window, Yeo Vale Chapel, Alwington Church.
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William Montagu Hammett Kirkwood (1850–1926), fourth son, a barrister who married twice but died without issue. He inherited Gore Court on the death of his elder brother Hendley.
710:"Political system of this mad infatuated people who are alternately threatening mankind with the contagion of their principles or appalling them with the horror of their crimes"
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Townsend Molloy Kirkwood (1842–1919), second son, of the Bengal Civil Service, who inherited Gore Court from his mother. He married Ellen Pleydell-Bouverie, a relative of the
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In the same vault lies also the body of Charlotte Morrison her eldest daughter who in the bloom of life was torn from her disconsolate parents Sep. 18 1788 aged 18.
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Rev. Hooper Morrison (1737–1798), purchased Yeo Vale from William Bruton. He was the only son of Rev. Thomas Morrison by his wife Elizabeth Hooper, daughter of Sir
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in Normandy. His descendants, via a female branch which adopted the surname Giffard, in the 13th century held lands in Devon including the manors of Whitchurch,
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Sir Walter Guy Coffin Kirkwood (1856–1935), sixth son, of Gore Court, Secretary to the Post Office for Scotland. His descendants inherited Gore Court.
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in the 4th Dragoon Guards, the Ist Life Guards and in the Household Battalion. In 1902 he married Gertrude Lyle, eldest daughter of
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683:, Cornwall, by his uncle Paul Orchard. He was bequeathed
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Arms of Rev. Thomas Hooper Morrison (quartering Orchard)
2028:, Exeter, 1895 , p. 404, pedigree of Giffard of Yeo
2002:
Collections Towards a Description of the County of Devon
708:
and copies were sold throughout Devon. He warned of the
1690:. The National Archives. Retrieved on 12 January 2017.
1512:. The National Archives. Retrieved on 12 January 2017.
499:
Sir George Cary (died 1678)(eldest son and heir), of
1090:
Azure, a fess argent between three pears pendant or
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Azure, a fess argent between three pears pendant or
364:
John Giffard (son), who married a certain Isabella.
1306:Vivian, p.279, pedigree of Dennis; Risdon, p.251,
965:. In 1871 he married Isabel Brockman (died 1926).
1141:Or, on a chief gules three chaplets of the first
1082:Or, on a chief gules three chaplets of the first
1062:Or, on a chief gules three chaplets of the first
875:Arms of John Townsend Kirkwood (1814–1902) with
527:Or, on a chief gules three chaplets of the first
421:, 7 miles west of Yeo, a magistrate who died of
1573:See: North Devon Record Office, ref: B170-1/84
1419:Vivian, p.703, pedigree of Seymour; Pole, p.279
1005:Sir Robert Lucian Morrison Kirkwood (1904–1984)
623:happy state where pain and sorrow are no more.
1777:Gentleman's Magazine, and Historical Chronicle
1459:, Magna Britannia, Vol.6: Devon, London, 1822
237:Argent, a chevron between three mallards azure
1088:(erroneous arms of Orchard, which should be:
825:(1735–1811), born James Hammett, lord of the
741:directions of the resident owner of the Abbey
287:Sable, three fusils conjoined in fesse ermine
8:
1491:Vivian, p.633, pedigree of Pyne of East Down
1086:Azure, a fess between three escallops argent
969:John Hendley Morrison Kirkwood (1877–1924)
503:, South Devon, which he purchased in 1662.
496:whose monument survives in Marldon Church.
1617:Vivian, pp. 796–7, pedigree of Woolocombe
1590:The English Counties Delineated: Cornwall
285:: Arms of Giffard of Yeo & Halsbury:
158:) is an historic estate in the parish of
77:Learn how and when to remove this message
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1264:Vivian, p.834, pedigree of Yeo of Huish
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390:Ermine, three Danish battle axes gules
330:Walter Giffard, 1st Earl of Buckingham
1726:See biography of Gen. John Coffin in
1009:Sir Robert Lucian Morrison Kirkwood,
808:Daddon House), near Bideford, MP for
491:. He died in 1654 and was buried in
7:
1981:, Callington, 1981, pp. 45–53,
913:Jan 10th 1902 and was buried there".
482:Edward Seymour, 1st Duke of Somerset
459:Argent, on a bend sable three roses
310:of Cockington. St Saviour's Church,
231:family was related to the prominent
115:Yeo Vale House, view from south-west
1743:Incorrectly given as his nephew in
1392:Vivian, pp. 150–7, pedigree of Cary
957:James Morrison Kirkwood (1839–1907)
247:until the late 18th century and at
195:The estate is not mentioned in the
2046:The Ancient Chapels of North Devon
867:John Townsend Kirkwood (1814–1902)
385:Azure, three Danish battle-axes or
243:until the 16th century, at nearby
207:The earliest known holder was the
25:
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999:Sir Robert Park Lyle, 1st Baronet
853:Capt. James Hammett (1782–1851),
535:Sir Charles Morrison, 1st Baronet
489:Henry Cary, 1st Viscount Falkland
440:in 1560 and she remarried to Sir
103:entrance tower is mediaeval, the
27:Historic estate in Devon, England
1131:(Hammett, with field shown here
1080:Arms: Quarterly of 4, 1& 4:
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474:Robert Rich, 1st Earl of Warwick
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1992:The Buildings of England: Devon
1926:. Retrieved on 12 January 2017.
1902:. Retrieved on 12 January 2017.
1889:. Retrieved on 12 January 2017.
1792:. Retrieved on 12 January 2017.
1765:Newbridge House, Bath, Somerset
1717:. Retrieved on 12 January 2017.
1652:. Retrieved on 12 January 2017.
1401:Vivian, p.151, pedigree of Cary
478:Sir Edward Seymour, 1st Baronet
1979:Vanished Houses of North Devon
1827:Return of Owners of Land, 1873
1676:Return of Owners of Land, 1873
1635:Morrison, Rev. Thomas Hooper,
1204:Risdon, Survey of Devon, p.244
975:John Hendley Morrison Kirkwood
1:
1774:See obituary of Anne Coffin,
1564:Lauder, Devon Families, p.146
895:Sir Isaac Coffin, 1st Baronet
823:Sir James Hamlyn, 1st Baronet
99:1960. The rubble-stone built
1780:, Volume 46, May 1839, p.556
59:Knowledge's inclusion policy
2054:North Devon Record Office:
1994:, London, 2004, p. 127
1823:Landowners of Ireland, 1876
1672:Landowners of Ireland, 1876
738:Consolidated Bank Annuities
561:(1654–1731) of Fullabrook,
427:Black Assize of Exeter 1586
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987:Royal North Devon Hussars
480:(died 1613), grandson of
2066:. The National Archives.
2060:. The National Archives.
1608:, Vol.3, Cornwall, p.165
877:inescutcheon of pretence
614:, inscribed as follows:
435:Archbishop of Canterbury
356:and at Milton Damerell.
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431:Colleton, Chulmleigh
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669:New College, Oxford
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1222:Pole, p.304
1135:instead of
1064:(Morrison)
995:World War I
814:North Devon
689:Kilkhampton
470:George Cary
442:George Cary
334:Longueville
308:George Cary
154:(anciently
101:crenellated
1747:, volume X
1151:References
1143:(Morrison)
575:Barnstaple
501:Torr Abbey
423:gaol fever
67:April 2018
55:relocating
1372:Alwington
1125:Quarterly
1105:Isleworth
1071:(Orchard)
899:Portledge
730:per annum
681:Launcells
675:1794), a
346:Brightley
312:Tor Mohun
199:of 1086.
162:in North
160:Alwington
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1602:Lysons,
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1066:impaling
1030:Westaway
991:Boer War
973:Lt-Col.
911:Tenerife
862:Kirkwood
661:impaling
563:Braunton
516:Morrison
408:advowson
342:Clovelly
319:Halsbury
213:atte Yeo
176:Bideford
152:Yeo Vale
1972:Sources
1593:, p.105
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327:magnate
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1039:Notes
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352:, at
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185:folly
164:Devon
137:folly
97:circa
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217:Pole
2006:Yoe
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