Eighteenth Century Devon: Volunteer Research
The following articles and research notes were prepared as part of the Heritage Lottery Funded "Eighteenth Century Devon: People and Communities" project between July 2005 and June 2007.
- Oaths of Allegiance, Bow 1723 by Rita Balado, Carole Herbert and Trish Rodbourne
- Rackenford Oath-Takers, 1723 by Sarah Child
- Some notes about Drewsteignton during the Eighteenth Century by Paul Greener
- Oath-takers and Tax-payers in Georgian Stokenham by Paul Luscombe
- Portrait of Bampton, Devon, in the Eighteenth Century by Tom McManamon
- The Eighteenth Century in Peter Tavy, Devon by Roger Meyrick
- Morchard Bishop in the Eighteenth Century by Bob Pope
- Analysis of North Tawton Oath-Takers, 1723 by Jean Shields
- Notes from Parish Records on Oath-takers from Ashwater, Broadwoodwidger, Hollacombe, Holsworthy and St Giles in the Heath by Pat Williams
- The Eighteenth Century Inhabitants of Sampford Peverell, Devon by The Sampford Peverell Society [full article to follow later in the year]
In addition to the articles published here, work is still ongoing on the parishes of Spreyton, Gidleigh and Throwleigh. Check back later in the year for further updates.