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780 FAR DEVONSHIRE. [KELLY'S FAR?o[ERS continued. Moore John, Lympstone. Exeter Mortimore William, Lower Charlwood, Mills James, Irishcombe, Lapford, Mor- Moore In. Newcourt, Topsham, Exeter Middle Ashcombe, Dawlish chard Bishop R.S.O Moore John, Stonehayes, Coombel Mortimore William, Woodhouse, Using- Mills John, Foxhill, Petrockstowe, Bea- Raleigh, Honiton I ton, ~ewton Abbot ford RS.O Moore John, Upexe, Rewe, Exeter Mortimore William Josiah, Halford, Mills John, Lower Burrow, East Wor- Moore Joseph, Gooseford, South Taw- Ilsington, Newton Abbot lington, Morchard Bishop R.S.O ton, Okehampton Moses Isaac, South lake, Meavy, Yelver- Mills R Heath, Rose Ash,South Molton Moore Noah, Stroxworthy, Woolfardis- ton R.S.O Mills T. Nethercott,RoseAsh.Sth. Molton worthy west, Bideford Moss Hy.Lit.Umborne,Shnte,Axminster MillsW.Hall,Petrockstowe,Beafrd.RS.O Moore Richard, Dyer's moor, Parkham, Mott Abraham, Yellaton, Berry Nar- Mills ",Villiam, Uppcott, Mariansleigh, Bideford bor, Combmartin South Molton Moore Robert, Lower hill, Molland, Moule Mrs. Charlotte, Mexworthy, Millmaq Pbilip, Rowden, Shebbear, South Molton High Bray, Barnstaple Highampton R.S.O Moore Robt. Varley, Marwood, Rarnstpl Moule G. Whitefield, HighBray,Brnstpl Millman William, Badworthy, Shebbear, Moore Mrs. Sally, St. Clair, Buckland Mountjoy E. Sutcombe, Holsworthy Highampton RS.O Filleigh, Highampton RS.O Mountjoy H.Wargery, Hartland,Bidefrd Milman John, Youldon, Abbots Bicking- Moore S. Greasehays, Stockland, Honitn Mountjoy William, Maxworthy, North ton, Brandis Corner R. S. 0 Moore, S. Fore st. Buckfastleigh R. S. 0 Petherwin, Launceston Milnes Wm. S. Yeolmbridge,Launceston Moore Thomas, Cracombe, Churchstow, Moxey J. Channons, Silverton,Cnllmptn Milton Elias, Hartland Cleave, White- Kingsbridge Moyse William, Furze hill, North Lew, stone, Exeter Moore T. Longbridge, Membury, Chat'd Exbourne RS.O Milton John, Lauds, West Anstey, Dul- Moore William, Langston, Throwleigh, Moysey Jas. Dimond,Dartington, Totnes verton RS.O Okehampton Moysey Philip, Great Coombe, Stoke Milton J.Lit.Knowle,Atheringtn.Brnstpl Moore William, Lower East Horner, Fleming, Dartmouth Milton J.LowerBall,Twitchen,Sth.Moltn Stockland, Honiton Mudge G. Collaton,Whitchurch,Tavstck MiltonW.Chudleigh Knightn.Newtn.Abt Moore William, Slatchcotts, Kingsnymp- Mudge Hy.Tracey, Blagdon, Paignton lVIiltonW.Customspit,Southleigh,Honitn ton, Chulmleigh Mudge Mrs. Mary, Shuld, Whitchurch, J\1ingo Charles Barrel, Court place, Moore W.Waterhead, Aveton Giffrd.S.O Tavistock Harpford, Ottery St. Mary Morey William, Axmouth, .Axminster Mudge R. Ventor, Plympton St. Mary Mingo George, Hawkerland, Colaton Morgan Misses Emma & Susan, Combs- Mudge Mrs. S. ShiphayCollatn.Torquay Raleigh, Ottery St. Mary head, Diptford, Ivybridge Mudge T.Abbot'sKerswell,NewtonAbbot :)1:ingo George, Seven Mile stone, Wood- MorganAlbt. Alvingtonwest, Kingsbrdg Mudge Thos. Daccombe, Newton Abbot bury Salterton, Exeter MorganT.Oxonpark,Hemyock,CuUmptn Mudge William, Great Sowten town, Mingo S. Allington east, Mounts R8.0 Morgan Thomas, Rimpstone, Allington Petertavy, Tavistock MitchamA. Bearfield, Rawridge,Honiton east" Mounts R.S.O. ; & at lnstert Mndge William, Leigh, Marystowe, Lew MitcheU J.Paddons,Wembworthy R.S.O Morgan Wm. Alvington west, Kingsbrdg Down RS.O Mitchell John, Eagledown, .Ashreigney, Morgan Wm. Exwick Barton, Exeter Mugford Mrs. Hannah, Box's shop, St. Chulmleigh Morish Henry, Kentisbeare, Cullompton Giles-in-the-Heath, Launeeston Mitchell Samuel, Fore st. Cullompton Morrell J. Corham, Halberton, Tiverton Mugford Jabez, Bradley, Bovey Tracey, :Witchell T. Bude, Yarnscombe, Barnstpl Morris Daniel &. Son, Shilstone, Ex- Newton Abbot Mitchell Thos. Padbrooke, Cullompton bourne RS.O Mugford John, Meade, Welcornbe, Mitchell William, Derriton, Pyworthy Morris George, Easton Barton, Mor- Stratton R.S.O Mitchell W. H. Pitt ho. Ottery St. Mary chard Bishop R.S.O Mugford W, Yeotowl1,Goodleigh,Brnstpl Mitchelmore Albert, South Knighton, Morris~ John, Chaffcombe, Down St. Mullins J. Wadhayes, Awliscombe, Hntu Ilsington, Newton Abbot Mary, Bow R.S.O Mumford Frederick, Under Shaugh, Mitchelmore J. Pool Slapton, Kingsbrdg Morris John Francis Ridd, Puxford Shaugh Prior, Roborongh RS.O Mitchelmore Ju. Cotterbury, Blackawton house, Marwood, Barnstaple Mumford John, Broomage, Cornwood, MoalleJohn, Lower Lounston, Ilsington, Mortimer Charles, Brofl,dgate, Morchard Ivybridge Newton Abbot Bishop RS.O Mumford John, Loverscombe, Buck- Moase Chas. Hill, Frithelstock,Torrngtn Mortimer E. J. Hemyock, Cullompton fastleigh R.S.O Moase James, Cory Barton, West Put- Mortimer George, Higher Brenton, Ex- Mumford Thomas, Yarnicombe, Mod- ford, Brandiscorner R.S.O minster, Exeter bury, lvybridge Moase Lewis, East Hamsworthy, Pan- Mortimer George, Newcombe, Matford, Murch Alfred, Litworthy, West Wor- crasweek, Holsworthy Barton, Alphington, Exeter Jington, Morchard BIShop RS.O Moase Richard, Woodwall, Buckland Mm'timer James, North down, Throw- Murch Charles Stark, Goodstone house, Brewer, Bideford leigh, Okehampton Ashburton, Newton Abbot Mock In. North Buckland, Barnstaple Mortimer John, Brigbtley Barton, Murch Clement R. Flesterhayes, Brad- Mogford J. Pilemore,Washfield,Tiverton Chittlehampton, South Molton ninch, Cullompton Mogridge A. Cott, Loxhore, Barnstaple Mortimer John, Southgrounds, Slapton, Murch Henry, Lower Herebere, Bick- Mogridge In.Dean, Trentishoe, Barnstpl Kingsbridge ington, Newton Abbot Mogridge J. Kidwells, Loxhore, Barnstpl Mortimer Richd. Uton Bartan, Crediton Murch John, Zeal, Bampton R.S.O Mogridge Richard, Bowchurch, Mol- Martitner S. Exwell,Powderham,Exeter Murcb Thomas, Hoe, Chittlehampton, land, South Molton Martimer Samnel, Warkleigh Barton, South Molton Mogridge Wm. Eo Leat street, Tiverton South Molton Murley Henry, Kitchem, Broadwood Moise James, Rowden, Germansweek, Mortimer Thomas, Kenn, Exeter Widger, Lifton RS.O Lew Down R.S.O Mortimer T. Down St. Mary,Bow R.S.O Murley Richard, Lower Whiteley, Black Molland John, Bolts, .Ashreigney, Mortimer T. B. South street, Braunton, Torrington, Highampton RS.O Chulmleigh Barnstaple Murrin John, Gifford's Hele, Meeth, Molland J. Ea. Luxton,Winkleigh R. S.0 Mortimer William, Accott,Swymbridgc, Beaford RS.O Molland William, jun, Lower Narracott, Barnstaple MurrinW.Goosehams,HatherleigbR.S.O Winkleigh R.S.O Mortimer William, Bourtan, Berry Muxworthy George, Langridge ford, Monning John, Church Stanton, Honitn Pomeroy, Totnes .Atherington, Barnstaple Moon Edmd. Down St. MarY,llowRS.O MortimoreFredk. Pennsylvaniard.Exetr Muxworthy James, North Horridge, Moon John, Horles, Zeal Monachorum, Mortimore George, Hcstow, Ideford, Stoke rivers, Barnstaple How RS.O Newton Abbot Nancekivell Robert, Higher Venn, Wool- Moon Thomas, Chaffcombe, Down St. Mortimore George, Lower Langdon, fardisworthy west, Bideford Mary, Bow RS.O North Bovey, Newton Abbot Nancekivell Robert, Lower Venn, Wool- Moon W. Castle hill, Hemyock, Cllmptn Mortimore George, Lowton, Moreton fardisworthy, Bideford Moore Mrs.Amy,Windwhistle,Plympton Hampstead, Newton Abbot Nancckivell Samuel, Renson, Ashwater, Moore Charles, Downe, Witheridge, Mortimore Gidley, Torhill, South Taw- Lifton RS.O Morchard Bishop RS.O ton, Okehampton Nancekivell William, Ford mill, Wool- Moore Francis, Hook, Petrockstowe, Mortimore Hy. Lake, Broadclyst,Exeter fardisworthy west, Bideford Beaford R.S.O Mortimore James, Longford, Prince- Nancekivell William Beale, Priestacott, Moore G.Week, Sth. Tawton, Okehmptn town R.S.O Ashwater, Lifton R.S.O Moore George, Winsham, Ilfracombe Mortimore Juhn, Berry, Clyst St. Law- Nankevil Edwin, East Yeomadon-Py- MooreMrs.Grace,Rradworthy,Holswrthy rence, Exeter . worthy, Holsworthy Moore James, Higher Gitcott, Milton Mortimore John, Chapple, Gidleigh, Nankevil Thomas, East Yeomadon, Py- Damerel, Brandis Corner R.S.O Newton Abbot worthy, Holsworthy Moore J.Lit.Ford,Bradwrthy.Holswrthy Mortimore Joseph Sanders, Littaford, Narramore Elkanah, RoIster bridge, Moore James, 8th. Milton, Kingsbridge North Bovey, Newton Abbott Harbertonford R.S.O Moore J{)bn, East Brown's, Langtree, Mortimore Thomas, Hitts, Clyst St. Narramore Henry, HarbertonfordR.S.O Torrington Lawrence, Exeter Nelder J. New Barn farm, Plympton.
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    Land near Wadham Cross LOT 1 , Knowstone, South Molton, Devon EX36 4RS A mixed block of grass land and moor with views towards Exmoor Knowstone 1.3 miles - South Molton 7.5 miles A361 2.6 miles • BEST AND FINAL OFFERS TO BE RECEIVED BY 12:00 MIDDAY ON WEDNESDAY 14th JULY. • 32.27 acres (13.06 hectares) • Direct Road Access • Views Towards Exmoor • Natural Water • Additional Land Lot Available Guide Price £125,000 01769 572263 | [email protected] Land near Wadham Cross LOT 1 , Knowstone, South Molton, Devon EX36 4RS SITUATION ADDITIONAL LAND LOT AVAILABLE The land lies in an accessible part of north Devon, near to LOT 2 totals 41.29 acres (16.71 hectares) and includes three Wadham Cross on the B3227 and approximately 1.3 miles grass fields and a small area of moor / rough grazing land north-west of Knowstone towards the south-eastern boundary. The market town of South Molton lies 7.5 miles to the west Two of the grass fields are gently sloping with a north and with the small town of Bampton 9 miles to the east. The A361 west facing aspect and the third field is steeper with a south- (North Devon Link Road) can be accessed within 2.6 miles. facing aspect. The field boundaries are traditional hedge banks, some with mature boundary trees. DESCRIPTION LOT 1 extends to approximately 32.27 acres (13.06 hectares) The rough grazing / moor land totals approximately 4.40 and comprises a productive grass field and an area of moor acres and runs down to a stream on the southern boundary.