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Taverner Arthm.· Job, fanner, West Wedlake Arthnr, baker, Dunsford Wills Henry, farmer, ~stland Down (postal address, Drewsteign­ Mill cottage Wills Joseph Thos. farmer,Oollabridge ton, ) Wills Geol'ge, farmer & landowner, Wills Walter, fanner, Weatland Tavemer Herbert. Francia, farmer, Lewis hill Woolland Richard, farmer, Corridge

Green lane • DUNTERTON is a. village and parish on the Cornish the top of tower repaired and the organ enlarged : the border, in the valley of the Tamar, on t.he high -road church affords 90 sittings. The register of baptisms dates between and Launceston, 5 miles south from from the year 1~0; marriages, 1677; burials, 1583. The Lifton station on the Launceston branch of the Great. living is a Tectory, net yea.rly Talne £300, with 6o acres Western railway, S! south-east from Launceston and 8 of glebe and residence, in the gift' of the Duke of Bed­ north-west from Tavistock, in the Tavistock division of ford, and held since 1913 by the Rev. Charles Francis the county, Lifton hundred and petty sessional division, Clark M.A. of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge. The Tavistock union, Launceston county court dist1ict, rural Duke of Bedford K.G. and the Rev. Maitland Kelly M ..A.. deanery of Tavistock, archdeaconry of and diocese are the principal landowners. The soil is yarioutt of Exeter. The church of All Saints, supposed to have loams ; subsoil, sparstone and freestone. The chief been built in the time of Henry VI. is a small building crops are oats, barley and roots, but ruuch of the land in the Perpendicular Btyle, consisting of chancel, nave of is pasturage. The area is 1,19I acres of land and IS of four bays, nurth aisle, south porch, and an embattled water; -.rateable value, £923; the population in 19II western tower, with pinnacles, containing 3 bells, of which was as. the first is dated 1525, the seco:qd 1750, and the tenor has Sexton (vacant). . an inscription in old English characters : the windi)W - - tracery at the east end is Decorated work: there is a Letters through Tavistock via. Milton Abbot, which is mural tablet- to the i{ev. Thomas Wrayford, a former the neaTest money ordeT & telegraph office, 2 miles rector, ob. 1678. The church was restored in 1891 at a. distant · cost of £250, principally subscribed by Reginald Kelly esq. The children of this parish attend the schools at Milton and the 9th Duke of Bedford : the interior was reseated, Abbot & Kelly Clark Rev. Charles Francis M.A. Martin James, farmer, Wrix hill (rector), Rectory tSpear Cecil Jn.Ward,frmr. Eastcott - COlllliiERCIAL. Vigars A.rthur, farmer, Woodtown ~larked thus t· farm ovel' 150 acres. tVigars Edward• farmer, Hardstone Lark Henry (Mrs.), farmer, Sherwell Waters Henry, farmer, The Barton EAST DOWN will be found under the letter D. EDINGSWELL, see Cockington.

EGGBUCKLAND is a village> and extensive and 150 acres of ground. Leigham i~ now occupied by­ scattered parish, near tlie river Plym and the Walt-er Cecil Toogood esq.; Little ! belongs. to tram railway, 3 111iles north-by-east from , in John Thomas Soltau esq. J.P. John Y. Anderson-Mors­ the Tavistock divisi(}n of the county", Roborough hundred, head -esq. P. C. Olpleston Radcliffe esq. J.P. Mi's. "Midland Roborough petty sessional division, St. Tolcher and Lieut.-"Col. John Archer Julian Briggs J.P.. Mary union, Plymouth county court district, and in the are chief landowners. The soil is loamy; subsoil, clay. Plympton rural deanery, archd·eaconry of Plymouth and The chief crops are wheat, oats, barley and green crops. diocese of Exeter. A large portion of this parish, with The area is 3,265 acres of land, 10 of water, 4 of tidal nearly half of the glebe land, has been appropriated water and 54 of foreshore; rateable value, £16,573; the by the Government for the purpose of the chain of population in 1911 was 2,076, including 947 officers and fortifications called the "North-Eastern defences of men in Crown Hill Hut barracks, Crown Hill barracks Plymouth." The is a lake-like expansion of the and Crown Hill Fort and xso in Fort Efford; the popu­ river Plym. The church of St. Edward, considerably lation of the ecclesiastical parish in I9II was 3•756. enlarged in 1864, at a co.st of £1,800, under the including 1,68o in th& borough of Plymouth. direction M Mr. Elliott, architect, of Plymouth, is Laira, t! miles south-east, in the ecclesiastical parish an edifice of stone in the Perpendicular style, con- of Eggbuckla-nd, is now included within the borough df sisting of chancel, nave, aisles, south porch ~md an Plymouth. embattled western tower, with pinnacles, containing 6 · bells, re-cast from a former peal, dating from an early CROWN HILL (formerly Knackers Knowle), is I mile period to I]68 : there are memorial windows to the Rad- north-west, partly in the parish and partly in St. cliffe and Elliot families: the church affords 2so sittings. Bud-eattx. Barracks were constructed here in 1897 by The register dates from the year 1653. The living is a the War Office, for about 400 men, and enlarged in vicarage, net yearly value ;£432, including IS acres of I914· . glebe, witl). residence, in the gift of the Lord Chancel- By Local Government Board Order P 1257, dated lor, and held since I9o1 by the Bev• .A.bel Frank Baker November g, 1896, part of Eggbuckland civil parish was B.A. of the University of London. The tithes have addl'd to Charles civil parish. been commuted-the vicarial for [,S_oo and the rectorial Parish Clerk, Albert Pamell. for £135 yearly. In 1790 the Rev. Vincent Wanen left Clerk to Parish Council, Balph Blake Barlow. • £8oo Consols to clothe 10 poor children of this parish. Wall Letter Boxes.-Crab Tree & Eggbuckland C(}pper ore has been found here.. Widey Court, the pro- Public Elementary School (mixed), endowed with the perty of J. Y. Anderson-M{)rshead esq. J.P. was the interest of [,2oo, left by Peter Culme in 1849; the head quarters of Prince Maurice when he beseiged .school was enlarged in I914 for x65 children; Thomas Plymouth in 1643 ; the King was also there in 1644. John Coombs, master Derriford, the seat of Pollexfen Colmore Copleston Open Air School (Plymouth Education Authority). Radcliffe esq. J.P .. is a modern building, standing in Little Efford house; Miss Burst, resident mistress EGGBUCKLA.ND. ltadcliffe Pollexfen Colmore Copleston Cundy Robert, dairyman~ Fancy farm (-:\larked thus * should have letters J.P. Derriford · & farmer, Thornbury addressed Plympton.) Roberts Stanley Vincent, The Gables Dodridge Thomas, marke~ gardener, Rowe William, Frogmore ~ Vine cottage, Longbridge PRIVATE RES!DENTB. Toogood Waiter Cecil, Leigbam Doidge ·John, farmer, Mainstone Baker Rev. Abel Frank B.A. Vicarage Wilcocks Mrs. Morley house Do"Wns Mrs. farmer, Colwell Baker John Rmsell, Mal'Sh house Ford Wm. market. grdnr. Marsh vil Briggs Lieut.-Col. John Archer Julian COVMBRCIA.L. Foster John Charles, Crab Tree inn J.P. Fursdon Bames Thos. dairyman, Skinner's pl French Fredk. farmel',Lower Bircham Bunker Ja.mes Henry, Longbridge Barnes William, dairyman Glovn Fras. Thomas, farmer, Deer pk Casement Capt. John M., B.N. Hugh- Battershall Saml.contractor,Bloomball Hankin Alfred James, Rising Sun enden Blowey Fredk. fanner, Austin farm P.H. Crab Tree Cole Capt. William, Eagle ho.Crab tree Butland Benj. farmer, Leigham farm Hannaford Edwin, farmer, Coleridge Cook Albert, Bucklands Butland Richd. bmr.Higher Leigham Neal William, dairyman, EastoTer Dawe Misses, Estover house Cannelite Convent, Efford ·manor Neal Wm. Henry, farmer, Woodlands Goodwin Waiter F. Plymleigh Clifton Wm. farmer, Fro~ore farm Partridge Geo. Albert, fal'me-r, Forder :Mc.A.lpine Douglas, The Bungalow Caombes Samuel Henry, New inn Pike Cecil, farmer, Little Efford Pengelley William, Moor house Corber Richard Nortbmore, fa1mer, PerkinJ Thos. Roskelley_, The Parapet Goosewell farm • - 7