IDDESLEIGH PARISH. 769

Anstey Bartw. parish clerk Cox Samuel BOOT&SBOB liiS. Anstey Wm. vict. Northcote Arms Goss Thomas Avery Wm. Mallett Hugh, Esq. As/, House Lethem John Simmons Saml. Manning Aaron, vict., Duke of York Paddon George BHOPIEEPEBI. Pitman Rev Fdk. M.A. Rectory Parker Wm. Clatworthy Thos. :FARMERS. AmoldJane&My. Piper Samuel Westcott Thos. Amold Wm. Brook Philip Ward John TAILORS. Amold Thos. 0. Brook Tphna. Wlll'd Wm. Ansty George ArnoldRobert Channing Cornls. Weekes Wm. Hale Wm. LANDCROSS or LANCRAss, a smo.U village and parish in the Tonidge valley, 2! miles S.S.E. of Bideford, has only 120 souls and about t>OO acres of land, mostly belonging to the trustees of the late Lord Rolle, who are lords of the manor, and patrons of the rectory, valued in K.B. at£:> 4s. 9Jd.p and in 1831 at £84. The Rev. E. H. Fnr1·ington, B.A. is the incumbent. and has 9A. of glebe and a small residence. The Clmrcl& (Holy Trinity,) is­ an ancient structure, with a wooden belfry. The celebrated General Monk was bomhere in 1608. The FARMERS are John Abbott, Simon Crang, John Ford, Henry Guard, (miller,) and Wm. Partridge, Watet-town. LANGTREE is a considerable village, 3! miles S.,V. of Gteat Tarring­ ton, and has in its parish 941 souls, and 4028 acres of land, including &he hamlets of Stowford and Week. The Trustees of the late Lord Rolle owa most of the soil, and are lords of the manors of Langtree and Stowfordp and patrons of the ret:tory, valued in K.B. at £29. ls. 3d., and in 1831 at .£t>23. The Rev. John Guard, M.A., is the incumbent, and has 66A. of glebe, and a good residence. The tithes were commuted in 1838 for .£4:70 per annum. The Church has a tower and five bells, and contains several neat monuments. There was anciently a chapel at Cross hill. The National School, built in 1840, is supported by the rector. [See .Appendiz.] Bassett John, schoolmaster Andrews J olm Saunders Robt. Clements John, vict. Green Dragon Barkwell Isaac Symons Thos. Cleverdon Wm. vict. New Inn Beer Wm. Tucker John Gabell Mr 11 Dark Wm. clothes dlr Bullivant Jas. Vanstone John Guard Rev J obn, M.A. Bectorv Bullivant Saml. Ward Thomas Osbome J ames, corn miller Bum berry John Whitelock Geo. Perdon John, corn miller Clements Saml. Wbitelock Rd. Slade Capt. Adolphus, R.N, Week Hs Copp John . :SEER DOUSES. BOOT& SBOEMKS. Copp Wm . SBOPKEEPEBS. Kivell Wm. Call Jame Copp Henry Call James Pamicott John Palmer John Heam Henry Ford John CARPENTERS. Jobns Thomas Tbome John BLACKSMITHS. Hadger Thos. Ley Jnmes TAILORS .. Blight Wm. Saunders Thos. Madge John Ford John Blight Humph. Vanstone John Mallett Hnmph. Lang Wm. Thome Wm. FARMERS. N etherway Hy. Thom John Ackwill George LITTLEHAM, a village and parish, 2 miles S. by W. of Bideford, has 390 souls, and 1290 acres of land. Mrs. and Miss Anthony are ladies of the manor, owners of a great part of the soil, and patrons of the redory, valued in K.B. at £14. 16s. 10fd., and in 1831 at £241, and now held by the Rev. J. L. Harding, B.A., who has 97A. of glebe, and an elegant resi­ dence, in the Grecian style, with a beautiful lawn, &c. The tithes were commuted in 184:1 for £204 per annum. The Church (St. An drew,) is a small antique fabric, with a tower and four bells. Its windows are enriched