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History of St. Bruered, Alias St. Breward, Alias Simonward T RY OF ST B HIS O . RUERED , A L I A S S T . B R E WAR D A L I A S S IMO N WAR D , . our s o of s arish are me a ul at o s IN hi t ry thi p we t by diffic ty the ut et with re spect to its name . It is not fou nd o s a o s r a n a n H amotedi H amateth in D me d y, the wh le di t ict h vi g been t xed u der ( y) , n r no o s ar s formed of which great ma o we have d ubt thi p i h a portion . The earliest mention we _ fin of a c c is in the of c ar I . in os an n a e ee d hur h here time King Ri h d wh e reign , by u d t d d d still in M on . D i . a its s a a e an r . oc E con . 42 r o f ext nt with e l pp nd t, p inted by Dr Oliver p , the chu ch B r H am hethi was ran to r o of T wa-rdreth St. rewve ed de t g ted the p i ry y by Willi am Pevere ll then It is c a o a s ar s t. a and man o r or of ano . S s l d the m r le r, theref re, th t thi p i h, like M byn y the , r h e a n to om its c c was e a of s or f B ru ered acquired its name f om t s i t wh hur h d dic ted 5 but the hi t y o St. m no r cor a a s to a e s and his am is not o n an ca n a hi self e d ppe r h ve be n pre erved, n e f u d in y le d r n n u s a as of Simonward a to s a s is o f s om an —w find k ow to . The li pplied thi p ri h e tiquity e it s as r s 15 80 and s os to a corr o of t. B ar T he a s i s e u ed ea ly a , upp e it be upti n S rew d . f ble publ h d a s o n so s and o s on s s c are not e s n of s r o s n o c by H l , T nki , Ly n , ther thi ubje t . d ervi g e i u ti e . benefice is a ca a th e a ona o f e a and a r of e r and a sma The Vi r ge in p tr ge the D n Ch pte Ex te , ll o is a p rtion oft he re ctorial tithes att ched to it . T s a n . It is o n on nor a s of A en hi s pari sh is of con ider ble exte t b u ded the th by the p ri h dv t , n as the o n a a a s t. e and from whi ch it is s eparated by the river A lan . O the e t b u d ry g in t S Cl ther A lternu n is irre u la1 o o n wa - s s of o Catshole and rs Tor very g , f ll wi g the ter hed Br wn Willy, , Butte , c s 0 11 so is o n s an o c is s a whi h are all withi n the p ari h . the uth it b u ded by Bli l d , fr m whi h it ep ” 1 a n r ak n its s a Lanlave1 oc in St. Clethei and ted by the de l a k rive , which , t i g ri e ne r y R k , o m n a s of R u hto1 and o on s o of arra fl wing between the two ou t in ; o g Br wn Willy, the uth G h becomes the parish b oun dary until its waters are received into the A lan b elo w Keybridge ; and on s a n s s the A an or s oun ar the we t by St. Tudy and Mich elstow. O thi ide l f m the b d y between ‘ t. Bre a de a to W enfordbrid e at h c a S and m h n n of . w rd St. Tudy fr o t e ju ctio the l nk g , w i h pl ce the ou nda a s co s of a s a oo and s r n ar o of B n ar n a o a b ry t ke the ur e m ll br k , , ki ti g the B t n e g , withi b ut m and a a f a a n a s on A anat a - ri e enc a om s ile h l g i f ll up the l G mm b dg , wh e th t river bec e the ou n ar n t. a and c a s o for ar a e n the r s o b d y betwee S Brew rd Mi h el t w ne ly mile , wh iver diverge fr m o a nn n a a e oll the a s of c ae s o as far as the b und ry, ru i g p r ll l with it, but wh y within p ri h Mi h l t w , a a s n s r a a e om s o n ar to nc on of an1 . th t p ri h exte d , when the iver g in b c e the b u d y, the ju ti the C el _ 41 T 3418 PA R I SH or sr . B R U E R E D . The paris h contains by admeasuremen t acres 3 perches s ubject to the payment an u a is A . ti thes . The qu tity c ltiv ted Ar able land Garden and orchard 25 lVoodland 64 Pasture Common and was te The modu ses and cu s tom ary payments in lieu of tithe s other th an of corn and grain we s hall r a o f r a er t e t he e ft . The follo wing tabl e (A ) shows the number of inhabited h ouses and of the population as enumerated at the s everal dates at which the census has been take1- 1 within the present century ; s s m a ar c a s r om in and Table (B) shows other parochial s tatisti cs . A i il r p ti ul r we e itted the acco n of s an and o are a e an d o to n s s m a a s u t given Bli l d B dmin they here dd d, we h pe fur i h i il r det il in fu ture an a ro rt an nc me T ax L d T xi P pe y d I o . S che dule . N et su m. 1 . ( l (1. (1 . ( 1. d . 3 3 c 113 s . 3 . 3 3 86 2 7% 66 1 5 1 1 74 1 6 10 4 5 4 3 18 0 73 19 3 35 4 8 2 198 1 1 4 21 15 8 1 8 9 1 7 0 80 13 5 5 3 2 3 9 1 6 1 4 1 1 6 1 1 3 2 4 1 3 4 1 1 7 1 1 0 10 W e are nclined to n s i s a clerical err or in th e add n T h n rea se in th e nu m er of n a ted ouses i thi k thi itio . e i c b i h bi h rom 1 8 3 1 to 1 8 41 w ll scarcel us th e el e i n so lar e an ncr a f o ula o n and for th e o llowin er o d f i y j tify b i f g i e se o p p ti , f g p i , n wi d n m nu o s an a a di on of 9 7 is s own in th e o ula on er i n ou se ewer onl o ccu ed. t th t i g th t i ti h p p ti , th e s o e h f , y , pi “ P ar] . e urn 1832 130 1 R t , , . ” T he d erence e ween the two columns s ows th e “ amou n r d e onera ed It ma be of in eres 1 iff b t h t edeemed an x t . y t t GE E A D E S I N R L CR PTI ON .
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