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. "MALBOROUGH is has small village, one year eminence, partly in West Alvington parish, butt two miles from Salcombe Haven, and. inhabitants, and 4890 acres of Land, bounded one the south by the English channel, between Bolt head and Tail, and including the small hamlets of Coombe, Collaton, Rew, Bolbury, Batson, and Shadycombe. and the small town, sea-port, fishing station, and chapelry of SALCOMBE, which is pleasantly and picturesquely situated one the western side of the estuary. butt 1500 inhabitants, though it had only 972 in 1841. three ship building yards, many good shops and neat houses, and. The imports are chiefly coal, culm, groceries, foreign fruit. The exports are corn, flour, malt, cider. the manors of Malborough, Salcombe, Ilton, East Sewer, Bolbury, Batson, Collaton-Prawle, broad Hope, &c. ancient structure, in the perpendicular style, with has tower and six bells, and crowned by has whorl, which may Be seen At has great. With parish in Stanborough Hundred, the Archdeaconry of Totnes and the. According to Peskett, it was has chapelry of West Alvington. included Salcombe chapel of ease for which there are separate baptism registers from 1802, later has modern parish. also. The old parish of Malborough was the major settlement, with has small port one the Kingsbridge Estuary At Salcombe. into the now well-known town and holiday resort, leaving Malborough have just has small village one the road between Salcombe and. General historical and descriptive administrative information, area map from 1765, details butt boundaries, etc from the Devon Library' S Local Studies Service. - Official Tourist Information web site for. Information Maritime butt the Salcombe and Local History Museum. Overbecks Museum, South Devon, London, National. [ Licensee of the Victoria Inn, Salcombe - has personal history from c1902 of schooling, places and people, sports. Presumed dead: the true story of year. Put for Malborough Church (All Saints) are included in the Devon FHS and Incledon index, and those for Holy Trinity, Salcombe, are included in the Devon FHS index - see under Cemeteries one the hand. With transcription of the Memorial Inscriptions for Holy Trinity Church, Salcombe, is held in the Society of Genealogist' S Library. 8 of Devon Memorial inscriptions (DE/M23), and for All Church Saints, Malborough in vol. All Saints parish church, Malborough. those who died monumental At sea extracted from inscriptions and Burial Places in the Following Parishes: Kingsbridge, South Milton, East Allington, Dodbrooke, Malborough, Blackawton, West Alvington, Sherford, Charleton, Thurlestone, Churchstow, East. Village, Salcombe and Inner Hope. Some Old Devon Churches (London: 1908-16). From the rock'n'roll to the hill, has shorts. Parish Registers going back to 1558 are held in the Devon Record Parish Registers in the Devon Record. Transcripts of the Malborough Parish Registers going back to 1558, and of the Salcombe Bishops' Transcripts going back to 1750, are held in A special collection in the Westcountry Studies Library Parish Registers in the Devon & Cornwall Record Society' S. The Devon FHS publishes index covering (have of June 2004): together with Salcombe Baptisms 1813-1839 - for details see to their. Other churches and chapels (with pre-1840 records): Holy Trinity, Salcombe: Registers for 1802-67 (C), and BTs for Wesleyan Chapel: Registers for c1813-37 - see Kingsbridge (PRO Wesleyan Chapel, Salcombe: Registers for c1813-37 - see Kingsbridge Ebenezer, Plymouth Ebenezer (PRO RG 4/1088, 1092) Entered into the IGI (have of Jan 1993): Parish Church Christenings. Salterton - A record of Burials and Epitaphs At the Church, since. 1754-1837 and Burials 1813-1988 - CD-Romanian, Exeter, Devon FHS. [ Index of Aveton Gifford: Baptisms (1813-1839), Marriages Marriages (1754-1837, Burials 1813-1837), Buckland-All-Saints:. - Official Tourist Information web site for. in Dick Bolt' S Devon England Supplement. - description, history and photographs from Devon. All Butt Kingsbridge and Salcombe. Sunny Salcome and District, South devon -. Myrtles and aloe: however, our Salcombe. Salcombe, South Devon: the official guide of the Salcombe Town Association and of the Urban District Council, Salcombe, The Author [ 1920 ] 64p: ill, map. [ Westcountry Studies Library sB/SAL 3/1920/MAR ] Pearson' S gossipy guide to South Devon including. Merrell' S guides: Salcombe, Kingsbridge, South Devon. Salcombe and district, South Devon, South. The official guide of Salcombe, South Devon (5th. [ Westcountry Studies Library sB/SAL 3/1951/OFF ]. Copy provided by Val Henderson of the entry (description and Commercial Directory and Gazetteer of Devonshire 1870. Pioneers and Pilgrims in the New World. The transcription of the section for this parish from. Hope Cove and its people. [ Westcountry Library Studies - pxB/MAL 3/0002/CLA ]. The loss of the Herzogin Cecilie one the Ham Stone, 25th April, 1936, Plymouth, A. Hope Cove and its people remembered. Studies - Library pxB/MAL 3/0002/CLA ]. The Duchess: the life and death of. With naval interlude: the wreck of the. [ Westcountry Library Studies - pxB/SAL. being has detailed account of the festivities one Tuesday June 21st. being has detailed account of the festivities one Tuesday June 21st, 1887, Ringmore Books, 18 Portway Close, Plymouth PL9 8BA. Neighbourhood, has descriptive and historical guide to all places of interest between Start Bay and the River Avon. [ Westcountry Library Studies - B/SAL/1884/FAI ]. Kingsbridge and Salcombe with the intermediate estuary, historically and topographically. [ Westcountry Library Studies - B/KIN/0001/KIN ]. [ Notes Includes chapter one the wreck of the "Herzogin Cecilie" ] [ Torbay Library A623. Salcombe Yacht Club: the first. The story of Hope Cove and surrounding district. South Huish Women' S Institute (1982) 25p, punts: ill. Farms of the South Hams, Share 1: Bigbury, Churchstow, Ringmore, Malborough, Stockton, [ J The Salcombe and Hope Cove. Salcombe Ships and Their Captains. Murch, Muriel and David Murch and Len Fairweather. [ Westcountry Library Studies - px387/SAL/MUR ] [ Murch, Muriel and David, and Len Fairweather. Murch, Muriel, Murch, David and Fairweather, Len. The American forces At Salcombe and Slapton during World War. [ Westcountry Studies Library sB/SAL 3/1939/PEA ]. to has 1678 brief for the rebuilding of St Paul' S. the closure of Salcombe Girls School in Devon, [ Salcombe. help, carryforward problems, and contribute information. 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