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Royal Historical Society DEVON AND CORNWALL RECORD SOCIETY Publications Fry, H.A. ed., A calendar of inquisitions post mortem for Cornwall and Devon, from Henry III to Charles I, 1216-1649, Devon and Cornwall Record Society (1906) Dredge, J.I., The Registers of Parkham, Devon and Cornwall Record Society (1906) Tapley-Soper, H. ed., The Register of Baptisms, Marriages and Burials of the Parish of Ottery St. Mary, Devon, 1601-1837, Devon and Cornwall Record Society (1906) Subsidy Rolls, Muster and Hearth Tax Rolls, and Probate Calendars of the Parish of St. Constantine (Kerrier) Cornwall, Devon and Cornwall Record Society (1910) Tapley-Soper, H. ed., The Registers of Baptisms, Marriages and Burials of the city of Exeter, 2 vols., Devon and Cornwall Record Society (1910) Reichel, O.; Oswald, J.; Prideaux, F.B.; Tapley-Soper, H. eds., Devon Feet of Fines, 2 vols., Devon and Cornwall Record Society (1912-39) Tapley-Soper, H.; Chick, E. eds., The Registers of Baptisms, Marriages and Burials of the Parish of Branscombe, Devon, 1539-1812, Devon and Cornwall Record Society (1913) Rowe, J.H. ed., Cornwall Feet of Fines, 2 vols., Devon and Cornwall Record Society (1914- 50) Gay, S.E.; Fox, Mrs H eds., The Register of Baptisms, Marriages and Burials of the Parish of Falmouth in the county of Cornwall, 1663-1812, Devon and Cornwall Record Society (1914- 50) Skinner, A.J.P., The Register of Baptisms, Marriages and Burials of the Parish of Falmouth in the Parish of Parracombe, Devon, 1597-1836, Devon and Cornwall Record Society (1917) Harte, W.J.; Schopp, J.W.; Tapley-Soper, H. eds., The description of the citie of Excester by Iohn Vowell alias Hoker, gentleman and chamberlayne of the same. Transcribed and edited from a manuscript in the archives of the corporation of the city of Exeter, Devon and Cornwall Record Society (1919-47) Skinner, A.J.P., The Register of Baptisms, Marriages and Burials of the Parish of Falmouth in the Parish of Hemyock, Devon, 1635-1837, with the bishop’s transcripts for the years 1602, 1606, 1611, 1617, 1625, 1626, 1633, 1636, and a list of the rectors and chaplain priests, Devon and Cornwall Record Society (1923) Johnston, H.; Tapley-Soper, H. eds., The Register of Baptisms, Marriages and Burials of the Parish of Lustleigh, Devon, 1631-1837, and extracts from the bishop’s transcripts, 1608-1811, Devon and Cornwall Record Society (1927-30) Skinner, A.J.P., The Register of Baptisms, Marriages and Burials of the Parish of Colyton, Devon, 1538-1837, Devon and Cornwall Record Society (1928) Fursdon, C.A.T., The Register of Baptisms, Marriages and Burials of the Parish of Halberton, Devon, 1605-1837, Devon and Cornwall Record Society (1930-1) Dredge, J.I.; Tapley-Soper, H. eds., The Register of Baptisms, Marriages and Burials of the Parish of Hartland, Devon, 1558-1837, Devon and Cornwall Record Society (1930-4) Wood, E.C.; Tapley-Soper.H. eds., The Register of Baptisms, Marriages and Burials of the Parish of Widecombe-in-the-Moor, Devon, Devon and Cornwall Record Society (1938) Tapley-Soper, H. ed., Parish of Topsham, co. Devon. Marriages, Baptisms and Burials, A.D. 1600 to 1837, from the Parochial register, the Register of the Independent Meeting, the Register of the Presbyterians, the Register of the Quakers, together with copies of memorial inscriptions, Devon and Cornwall Record Society (1938) Hay, E. ed., The Register of Marriages, Baptisms and Burials of the Parish of Plymtree, co. Devon, A.D. 1538 to 1837, Devon and Cornwall Record Society (1940) Gay, S.E.; Fox, Mrs H; Fox, S.; Tapley-Soper, H. eds., The Register of Marriages, Baptisms and Burials of the Parish of Camborne, co. Cornwall, A.D. 1538 to 1837, Devon and Cornwall Record Society (1945) Transcripts of Parish Registers, Bishops’ Transcripts, etc., in the possession of the Society, revised edn., Devon and Cornwall Record Society (1948) Densham, A.R., The Register of Marriages, Baptisms and Burials of the Parish of Lapford, co. Devon, A.D. 1567 to 1837, Devon and Cornwall Record Society (1954) Cruwys, M.C.S. ed., The Register of the Parish of St. Andrew’s, Plymouth, co. Devon, A.D. 1581 to 1618, with Baptisms, 1619-1633, Devon and Cornwall Record Society (1954) New Series Youings, J. ed., Devon Monastic Lands: Calendar of Particulars for Grants, 1536-1558, Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 1 (1955) Hoskins, W.G. ed., Exeter in the Seventeenth Century: Tax and Rate Assessments, 1602-1699, Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 2 (1957) Cook, M. ed, The Diocese of Exeter in 1821: Bishop Carey’s Replies to Queries before Visitation. Vol. I, Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 3 (1958) Cook, M. ed, The Diocese of Exeter in 1821: Bishop Carey’s Replies to Queries before Visitation. Vol. II: Devon, Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 4 (1960) Hull, P.L. ed., The Cartulary of St. Michael’s Mount, Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 5 (1958) Brockett, A.; Thomas, R. eds., The Exeter Assembly. The Minutes of the Assemblies of the United Brethren of Devon and Cornwall, 1691-1717, as transcribed by the Reverend Isaac Gilling, Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 6 (1963) Dunstan, G.R. ed., The Register of Edmund Lacy, Bishop of Exeter, 1420-1455: Registrum commune, Vol. I, Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 7 (1963) London, V.C.M. ed., The Cartulary of Canonsleigh Abbey: a Calendar, Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 8 (1965) Ravenhill, W.L.D. ed., Benjamin Donn. A Map of the County of Devon, 1765, Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 9 (1965) Dunstan, G.R. ed., The Register of Edmund Lacy, Bishop of Exeter, 1420-1455: Registrum commune, Vol. II, Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 10 (1966) Cash, M. ed., Devon Inventories of the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries, Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 11 (1966) Welch, E. ed., Plymouth building accounts of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 12 (1967) Dunstan, G.R. ed., The Register of Edmund Lacy, Bishop of Exeter, 1420-1455: Registrum commune, Vol. III, Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 13 (1968) Erskine, A.M. ed., The Devonshire Lay Subsidy of 1332, Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 14 (1969) Hanham, A. ed., Churchwardens’ Accounts of Ashburton, 1479-1580, Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 15 (1970) Dunstan, G.R. ed., The Register of Edmund Lacy, Bishop of Exeter, 1420-1455: Registrum commune, Vol. IV, Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 16 (1971) Hull, P.L. ed., The Caption of Seisin of the Duchy of Cornwall, 1337, Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 17 (1971) Dunstan, G.R. ed., The Register of Edmund Lacy, Bishop of Exeter, 1420-1455: Registrum commune, Vol. V, Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 18 (1972) Potts, R. ed., A Calendar of Cornish Glebe Terriers, 1673-1735, Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 19 (1974) Owen, D.M. ed., John Lydford’s Book, Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 20 (1974) Gardiner, D.M. ed., A Calendar of Early Chancery Proceedings, relating to West Country Shipping, 1388-1493, Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 21 (1976) Rowe, M.M. ed., Tudor Exeter: tax assessments, 1489-1595, including the military survey, 1522, Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 22 (1977) Chapman, S.D. ed., The Devon cloth industry in the eighteenth century: Sun Fire Office inventories of merchants’ and manafacturers’ property, 1726-1770, Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 23 (1978) Erskine, A.M. ed., The Accounts of the Fabric of Exeter Cathedral, 1279-1353. Part I: 1279- 1326, Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 24 (1981) Pounds, N.J.G. ed., The Parliamentary Survey of the Duchy of Cornwall. Part I: Austell Prior – Saltash, Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 25 (1982) Erskine, A.M. ed., The accounts of the fabric of Exeter Cathedral, 1279-1353. 2: 1328-53, Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 26 (1983) Pounds, N.J.G. ed., The Parliamentary Survey of the Duchy of Cornwall. Part II: Isles of Scilly, West Antony and Manors in Devon, Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 27 (1984) Summerson, H.R.T. ed., Crown Pleas of the Devon Eyre of 1238, Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 27 (1984) Bourne, J. ed., Georgian Tiverton: the Political Memoranda of Beavis Wood, 1768-98, Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 29 (1986) Hull, P.L. ed., The Cartulary of Launceston Priory: (Lambeth Palace MS. 719): a Calendar, Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 30 (1987) Ponsford, C.N. ed., Shipbuilding on the Exe: the memoranda Book of Daniel Bishop Davy (1799-1874) of Topsham, Devon: with a biography of Robert Davy (1762-1862), Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 31 (1988) Rowe, M.M.; Draisley, J.M. eds., The Receiver’s Accounts of the City of Exeter, 1304-1353, Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 32 (1989) Gray, T. ed., Early Stuart Mariners and Shipbuilding: the Maritime Surveys of Devon and Cornwall, 1619-1635, Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 33 (1990) Ravenhill, W.L.D.; Padel, O.J. eds., A Map of the County of Cornwall, 1699 by Joel Gascoyne: reprinted in facsimile, Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 34 (1991) Orme, N. ed., Nicholas Roscarrock’s Lives of the Saints: Cornwall and Devon, Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 35 (1992) Kowaleski, M. ed., Local Customs Accounts of the Port of Exeter, 1266-1321, Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 36 (1993) Bearman, R. ed., Charters of the Redvers Family and the Earldom of Devon, 1090-1217, Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 37 (1994) Gray, T. ed., Devon Household Accounts, 1627-59. Part I: Sir Richard and Lady Lucy Reynell of Forde (1627-48), John Willoughby of Leyhill (1644-6) and Sir Edward Wise of Sydenham (1655-9), Devon and Cornwall Record Society, 38 (1995) Gray, T.
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