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Entries in red - require a photograph DEVON Extracted from the database of the Milestone Society National ID Grid Reference Road No Parish Location Position DV_ASPS01A SX 74811 71328 UC road ASHBURTON Druidshill, between Rewdown Cross to Welstor Cross in bank, opp. old gate to an overgrown tank DV_ASPS01F SX 76559 69473 UC road WOODL& Whistley Hill Cross, 10m down rd to Dipwell in hedge bottom DV_ASTN04 SX 7593 6440 A384 STAVERTON on downhill section between Weston turn and farm in the hedge bank DV_ASTN05 SX 77137 63660 A384 DARTINGTON Riverford Bridge approach from S side, just before traffic lights set in a dry-stone wall on rd edge Chard rd, jct with lane to Waggs Plot, N of Coaxdon Hall, DV_AXCD02 ST 31093 01243 A358 ALL SAINTS Chardstock on grass verge DV_AXHN03 SY 25119 98846 A35 SHUTE 200m S of Lobelia House on grass verge, very close to rd edge DV_AXHN04 SY 23364 98537 A35 SHUTE Colhayne, 100m W of small lay-by nr Colhayne Cottages, on grass verge, behind barrier, by rd sign DV_AXHN06 SY 20634 99960 A35 WIDWORTHY 400m W of Wilmington in hedge bottem DV_AXHN07 ST 19006 00311 A35 OFFWELL Windmill Garage (Texaco), Mount Pleasant in flower bed, hidden by tall garage sign DV_BFBS02 SS 47462 27115 UC road BIDEFORD Old Barnstable rd, 30m W of bound stone on small bridge in bank, under hedge, part hidden on grass DV_BFBS03 SS 48789 27909 UC road WESTLEIGH Eastleigh, by Milestone Cottage, nr entrance to Eastleigh Manor against wall of cottage HORWOOD LOVACOTT &NEWTON DV_BFBS04 SS 50090 28722 UC road TRACEY 100m W of drives to Barn Owl and Pyewell Farm in bank under hedge, close to rd edge Old Barnstable rd, Huish Moor, 20m S of small bridge, 25m N of DV_BFBS05 SS 51054 29874 UC road FREMINGTON field gate sunk into on grass verge, beyond stone wall of parapet DV_BFBS06 SS 52103 31031 UC road FREMINGTON Old Bideford rd, 60m E of crossrds at Myrtle Cottage in hedge, tight on rd DV_BFBS07 SS 53591 31721 UC road FREMINGTON Old Bideford rd, Roundwell, opp. Hazeldene, by bus stop on grass at centre of bus lay-by DV_BSBB11 SS 49034 24303 UC road WEARE GIFFARD just S of Gammerton Moor Cross, by "Milestone", at Y-jct opp. fingerpost DV_BSBB12 SS 49186 22750 UC road HUNTSHAW 200m N of Huntshaw Mill Bridge in hedge bank DV_BSBB13 SS 49355 21362 UC road GREAT TORRINGTON N of Furze Farm on the verge, opp wooden pole DV_BSBB14 SS 49367 19960 UC road GREAT TORRINGTON Tanton's Plain, 200m N of rd constriction opp path into woods, where the stream takes rt angle on grass verge/bank, W of bus shelter at end of pull-in, DV_BSBF01 SS 54779 32377 B3233 TAWSTOCK Bickington rd, opp. Wrey Arms PH mounted on concrete Registered Charity No 1105688 1 Entries in red - require a photograph DEVON Extracted from the database of the Milestone Society National ID Grid Reference Road No Parish Location Position DV_BSBF02 SS 53199 32520 B3233 FREMINGTON Bickington rd, by No. 7 on path by wall of house DV_BSBF03 SS 51553 32458 B3233 FREMINGTON village, 80m E of Red Lane, by Vicarage, opp. Brdy Strap under hedge, on verge behind path on the verge, behind path, in brambles, just E of lamp DV_BSBF04 SS 50100 32223 B3233 FREMINGTON between Fremlington and Yelland, opp. private rd to Gibbs Barton post by path on grass verge, nr waste ground that was a DV_BSBF05 SS 48637 31740 B3233 FREMINGTON Yelland, opp. Welches Lane and No. 5 Clonmere B&B petrol station DV_BSBF06 SS 47459 30715 B3233 INSTOW Ansty Way, E of Kilnclose Lane, opp. Millards Hill set in path against fence DV_BSBF07 SS 46938 29292 B3233 WESTLEIGH by Zeta Berth fuel depot, 200m E of Tapeley Park Garden entrance tight on rd against wire fence, low down Barnstaple Street, 100m N of the new rd bridge over the Taw, on DV_BSBF08 SS 46042 28021 B3233 BIDEFORD lower rd by the rd DV_BSBF09 SS 45727 26505 B3233 BIDEFORD East-the-Water, Barnstaple Street, opp. Croft & Southcome on path, by bus shelter DV_BSEX03 SS 57239 29386 UC road BISHOPS TAWTON lower entrance drive to Overton House on grass verge DV_BSEX04 SS 58844 29365 UC road BISHOPS TAWTON 30m W of turn to Hayne on grass verge DV_BSEX05 SS 60011 28653 UC road SWIMBRIDGE 70m N of turn to Halmpstone Manor on grass verge under hedge by telegraph pole DV_BSEX06 SS 60994 27423 UC road SWIMBRIDGE 200m NW of Traveller's Rest on grass verge/bank, near to & opp. large pull-in DV_BSEX07 SS 62021 26294 UC road SWIMBRIDGE 150m S of Stowford Cross, on small hill, nr lane to Woodland Farm in overgrown steep bank DV_BSEX08 SS 63111 25451 UC road CHITTLEHAMPTON 25m SE of village sign, N end of village set well back in hedge bank, part buried deep in hedge/bank, 10m up from first small pull-in on DV_BSEX09 SS 63914 24335 UC road CHITTLEHAMPTON 350m NW of Brdmoor Cross LHS of hill DV_BSEX10 SS 64770 23007 UC road SATTERLEIGH & WARKLEIGH Swing Gate Cross, 30m SE of turn to St John's Warkleigh on grass verge under tall grass DV_BSEX12 SS 65390 20197 UC road CHITTLEHAMHOLT Chittlehamholt, 150m S of entrance to High Bullen Hotel on grass bank above rd DV_BSEX13 SS 65475 18743 UC road CHITTLEHAMHOLT 150m W of jct with B3226 back off rd, on bank behind trees DV_BSEX14 SS 66833 18429 UC road CHULMLEIGH 200m NE of Head Bridge, 30m up hill from fork with sign post in bank under brambles, tight on bend DV_BSEX15 SS 67845 17324 UC road CHULMLEIGH Cutland, 20m E of Half Moon Cottage buried in bank Registered Charity No 1105688 2 Entries in red - require a photograph DEVON Extracted from the database of the Milestone Society National ID Grid Reference Road No Parish Location Position Old Torrington rd, just S of jct with Bickington rd and Copley rd, on ornamental planted bank, protected by concrete DV_BSGT01 SS 54835 32361 UC road TAWSTOCK Sticklepath slabs DV_BSGT02 SS 54038 30965 B3232 TAWSTOCK Roundswell, S of Upcott Farm in bank on hill DV_BSGT03 SS 535 297 B3232 TAWSTOCK St John's Chapel by the rd HORWOOD LOVACOTT & NEWTON Prospect Corner, Belladown Hill, Newton Tracey, just S of Prospect DV_BSGT04 SS 52833 28247 B3232 TRACEY House in a bank just S of house boundary HORWOOD LOVACOTT & NEWTON DV_BSGT05 SS 52658 26678 B3232 TRACEY Bartridge Hill, Newton Tracey, by The Parsonage in a bank just S of house boundary DV_BSIFb01 SS 55047 34304 UC road BARNSTAPLE Bradiford, 20m N of Meadow rd, NW of Bradiford Bridge against wall on path, just N of bridge DV_BSIFb02 SS 5413 3554 UC road PILTON WEST 400m W of fork to Braunton/Ashford on old rd leaning on side on bank/verge (now snapped off) DV_BSIFb03 SS 52631 36006 UC road HEANTON PUNCHARDON 30m W of entrance to Higher Mainstone, E of Mainstone Cross in bank set back from rd edge DV_BSIFb05 SS 49559 36305 UC road BRAUNTON Lower Park rd, opp. South Park, by Prospect Cottage at end of wall, below cottage, in front of gate DV_BSIFc01 SS 57348 33313 UC road BARNSTAPLE Goodleigh rd, 50m W of Crookman's Corner former tollhouse on grass verge, tight against the rd DV_BSIFc03 SS 59273 35168 UC road GOODLEIGH S of Riversmead, half mile N of Snapper, on riverside rd low down on rdside bank, tight against the rd DV_BSIFc04 SS 60473 35638 UC road SHIRWELL Budd's Wood, 500m W of Chelfham viaduct, on riverside rd at bottom of bank in low wall, tight against the rd DV_BSIFc05 SS 61297 36564 UC road BRATTON FLEMING 50m E (uphill) of Loxhore Cross, Lower Loxhore in stone wall/bank, tight against the rd DV_BSIFc06 SS 62840 36659 UC road BRATTON FLEMING opp. lane to Chumhill, 50m W of Bratton Cross on bank close to rd edge DV_BSIFe01 SS 56117 34591 UC road BARNSTAPLE Westaway Plain, just E of Youings Drive, 50m W of jct with Main rd on the verge, under tall hedge/bush near turn DV_BSIFe02 SS 56649 35967 B3230 SHIRWELL 80m N of Blakewell Cross on grass verge, back from rd DV_BSIFe03 SS 56771 37459 B3230 SHIRWELL S and opp. "Sunnymead" and public bridgeway embedded in high ivy bank, close to rd edge DV_BSIFe06 SS 54529 41133 B3230 MARWOOD Bittadon village, at jct with steep lane down to Church Farm on bank dividing rds DV_BSIFg03 SS 60226 34213 UC road GOODLEIGH Goodleigh rd, E end of Goodleigh village by stone wall, close to rd DV_BSIFg05 SS 63334 33504 UC road SWIMBRIDGE Goodleigh rd, Gunn, opp. Berry Lane and post box at end of shrubbery, by fence Registered Charity No 1105688 3 Entries in red - require a photograph DEVON Extracted from the database of the Milestone Society National ID Grid Reference Road No Parish Location Position DV_BSIFs05 SS 61955 35392 UC road STOKE RIVERS E of Chelfham, between Hakeford and Horridge in high bank with ferns Braunton rd, opp. entrance to Tarka Inn PH (was Old Heanton DV_BSIFw03 SS 51453 34981 A361 HEANTON PUNCHARDON Court) against stone wall, tight on rd edge DV_BSIFw04 SS 49919 35248 A361 HEANTON PUNCHARDON Exeter rd, Wrafton, a quarter mile NW of Chivenor Cross on grass verge, close to rdside, by footpath 10m to N of entrance to Pines Dene (300m S of Hidden Valley DV_BSIFw08 SS 49971 40574 A361 WEST DOWN Touring) buried in bank in overgrown verge DV_BSIFw09 SS 50807 41851 A361 WEST DOWN 30m S of Foxhunters Inn, on bend opp. wide grass verge on verge, back from rd DV_BSIFw10 SS 50490 43232 A361 WEST DOWN Trimstone Cross, Bradwell, just N of crossrds by sign by unmetalled rd on grass verge DV_BSIFx05 SS 61128 36668 UC road LOXHORE 100m N of Loxhore bridge, N of Loxhore Cross in bank DV_BSIFx06 SS 60900 38172 UC road LOXHORE Loxhore Cott, S of village triangle in grass bank beside steep drive to gate DV_BSLC08 SS 59338 22063 B3217 ATHERINGTON 50m N of concrete entrance to Wixland agricultural buildings in the hedge bank, hard by the rd edge DV_BSLC09 SS 59951 20669 B3217 HIGH BICKINGTON High Street, by "Lyndhurst", 20m N of Pound Lane in garden boundary wall by path DV_BSLC10 SS 60518 19313 B3217 HIGH BICKINGTON 250m W of Bale's Ash; just N of lay-by - where verge narrows on grass verge, below hedge bank DV_BSLC11 SS 61305 18078 B3217 BURRINGTON Dole Park, 10m N of Dole Park East Cross signpost in high hedge bank, overgrown with moss & fern DV_BSLC12 SS 62776 17789 UC road BURRINGTON 250m E of Northcote Cross, opp layby on grass verge, under brambles, by telegraph pole DV_BSLC13 SS 63820 16719 UC road BURRINGTON opp.
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  • VICTORIAN RURAL POLICEMAN Mini Project 2017

    VICTORIAN RURAL POLICEMAN Mini Project 2017

    VICTORIAN RURAL POLICEMAN Mini Project 2017 Rural Constabularies were established following the Royal Commission which met between 1836 and 1839, the County Police Act of 1839 and the amending Act of 1840. In 1856 the County and Borough Police Act made the establishing of a police force mandatory for all counties and boroughs. All the police men in the mini project are listed as Police Constables in the 1881 census. The purpose of the project is to find out more about these rural policemen – who they were, how they lived and do they fit the quotations. FACHRS Ref: WATC01 Researcher Name: Timothy M Clark Policeman’s Name: STEPHEN CLARK Age in 1881 Census: 41 Source: - RG Number: 11 Piece: 2240 Folio: Page: 14 Reg. District: South Molton Parish: Warkleigh County Devon Migration, Employment and Social Status Information from each census about Stephen Clark and the household he lived in: Born 22 November 1839 at Malborough, South Devon, birth registered at Kingsbridge. Second son of William Steer Clark, mariner, and Sarah nee Jarvis, both Devon born, as were the 3 previous generations. YEAR 1841 1851 1861 1871 1881 1891 1901 1911 CENSUS H107 RG 9 RG 10 RG 11 RG 12 RG 13 PIECE 248 1412 2090 2240 1772 2144 FOLIO 92 23 104 PAGE 1 14 7 1 17 REG DIS 6 Upton South Molton South Molton Newport, St PARISH Malborough Tormoham Paignton Warkleigh Chittlehambolt John ADDRESS Buckley 12 Queen Warkleigh Village 20 Victoria 3 Hobbs Cottages Street Villa Street TOWN Salcombe Newton South Molton South Molton Barnstaple Barnstaple Abbot COUNTY Devon Devon Devon