Chronological List of References
Date Occurrence Vol. Page
30 The Day Christ Died III 68
47-411 Romans in Britain III 94
449 Saxons invade Britain III 94
476 Ancient Churches for beginners. Eric Delderfield IV 135
538 St. Gregory IV 74
680 Bede IV 74
700 Celtic inhabitants on Common I 309
925 Dunstan IV 74
1066 Battle of Hastings I 190
Mohuns Ottery held by Alsi I 100
1086 Doomsday I 117. 190
Mohuns Ottery held by Ludo I 134. 190
Details of manors (4) I 134-5
Manors in Place Names (4) II 140-1
The Family of Mohun IV 351
1100 Luppitt Font, Suggested date I 116
1127 Office of Churchwarden Instituted IV 137
1141 Courtenays at Forde I 164
Forde Abbey founded II 153
1166 Mohuns Ottery held by Ludo’s grand son Richard I 190
1196 Assize of measurements IV 140
Torre Abbey founded II 153
1201 Dunkeswell Abbey founded I 164. 325
“ “ “ II 153
1204 Axminster, Estate of Brewer IV 129
1215 Lord Brewer signed Magna Carta I 325
1219 Rosamund married Oliver Jordan I 135
1226 Lord Brewer died I 325
1227 “ “ buried at Dunkeswell Abbey I 164
1228 Death of Lady Alice de Mohun daughter of Lord Brewer III 49
1238 Barn House III 131
Mills roll IV 126
1241 Reginald de Mohun at Mohuns Ottery I 135-6
1245 “ “ “ at Shapcombe I 139
1246 Newenham Abbey (about?) I 59
IV 43. 128-9
1247 “ “ founded I 164
II 153
First recorded Rector of Luppitt I 11
1248 Luppitt advowson to Newenham I 105. 117
IV 353
1254 Foundation stone laid, Newenham III 50
Bell at Lissett, Yorks. IV 75
1256 Pope confirms grant (Luppitt) I 105
IV 353
1257 “ “ “ “ I 117
1258 Parliamentary Representation IV 127
1266 Rector appointed, Luppitt I 117. 120
IV 353
1266 See list of Incumbents IV 353
1267 “ “ “ “ I 117. 120. 136
1270 William de Greenway. Deed Mohuns Ottery I 139
1273 Rector appointed, Luppitt I 136
1277 High Altar consecrated Newenham III 50
Earliest English ‘Brass” IV 136
1280 Sir William de Mohun died I 117. 124. 306
Buckland Abbey founded II 153
1284 Four bells for Exeter Cathedral I 165
1285 Holditch held by Henry de Broc (Dolish?) I 135. 136
1288 Mohuns patrons of Lovepytt I 59
1291 William de Mohun defended right I 135
1292 Henry de Broc died (Holditch) I 136
1297 Carews lords of Stoke Fleming I 205
1300 North Transept window of this period I 113
1300-1320 Probable rebuild of Luppitt Church I 110
1303 Sir John de Carru held Mohuns Ottery I 31. 135. 136
1308 Licence for Chapel at La More I 31. 32. 66. 116
(Moorlands) IV 128
1312 Robert de Greenway attested deeds I 139
Grandisson record I 137
1313 Sir John de Carru presented to Luppitt I 136
IV 354
1320 John Carew died (?) I 30. 58. 63. 182
See 1324 IV 44
1323 Sir John Carew acquired lands (As 1313) I 136
1324 Sir John Carew died (See 1320) I 113.
1325 Another Henry de Broc died I 136
1327 A Sir John Carew served in France II 135
See Jury names IV 355
1327-77 Lovepitte Detail of entry I 51
1328 As 1313 I 136
1329 Licence for Chapel at Dalditch (Dolish) I 116
1330 John de Broc died, son of Henry 1325 I 136
1332-1756 Personal names – Devon & Cornwall Record Soc. I 50
1336 John Carru presented to Luppitt I 137
1337-1453 100 years war
1340 Abbot advised disclaim rights I 117
Battle of Sluys
1344 Patronage to Newenham I 60. 118. 137. 139
Rectory to Vicarage IV 43
1346 John Carru held Mohuns Ottery I 136. 137
Battle of Crecy I 57. 191
1348 The plague struck (probably) I 326
1348-50 Pestilence I 165
1349 Abbot presented to Luppitt I 137
1352 “ “ “ I 137
1353 John de Greenway (see 1312 & 1323) I 139
1356 Battle of Poitiers
1361 Churchstanton Manor to Bonville III 96
1362 Sir John Carew died I 191
1363 “ “ “ “ Lord Deputy of Ireland I 124. 137. 306
1371 Leonard Carew died I 137. 191
1376 John – Baron & Knight of the Garter III 51
1377 Population IV 126
1382 Chapel at Minshull I 66
Chapel at Mirihill I 116
1384 John Carew died I 42
1385 Papal Bull followed by Deed IV 356
1388 Dartmouth Castle built I 206
1400 Approx. date of Brass (reverse) I 64
1401 Death of Robert Grymestone IV 355
1403 John Bevyle – Sheriff of Devon I 119
1404 William Wynard Recorder of Exeter I 55. 64. 108. 119
1408 Sir William Bonville died I 36. 64
1409 William Wynard founded Alms Houses in Exeter I 119
1413 Thomas Carew, security Force for Sigismund II 135
1415 Battle of Agincourt I 161. 191
1418 Thomas Brook died (Holditch) Dolish I 136
1428 Thomas Carew held Mohuns Ottery I 136. 137
1430 William Wynard died I 64. 119
Thomas Carew died I 191
1430-40 Date of Luppitt Brass I 159
1431 Sir Thomas Carew died I 118
Trystram Crucherne Abbot IV 356
Phillippa (daughter of John Carew,
wife of Duke of York) died III 51
1438 Another Thomas Brook died. See 1418 I 136
1447 Sir Nicholas Carew died. Son of Thomas 1431 I 191
1449 William Bonville created Baron (Churchstanton) III 96
1450 Lady Elizabeth Carew died,
Daughter of William Bonville (Shute) I 105
1451 Date of Will of Lady Elizabeth I 63. 83. 114. 252
“ “ family details IV 45. 51
1453 Battle of Castillon
1455- Wars of the Roses
1461 Sir Thomas Carew died, son of Nicholas 1447 I 191
III 52
Defeat of Yorkists at St. Albans III 96
1469 Photo of Nicholas Carew (Rogers) (Hamilton) III 51
1470 Date of tower arch (approx.) I 61
Sir Nicholas Carew died I 191
1485 Edmund Carew knighted at Bosworth I 74. 191
Mother Shipton’s Poem IV 261
1486-1500 Lord Dynham High Treasure of England I 191
1500 Date of tower & porch (approx.) I 114
1508 Photo of John and Anne Mohun (Rogers) III 51
1511-21 Court Rolls (Palmerhayes) III 32
1512 Sir Peter Carew born I 23+. 31
II 136
III 54
1512-75 Sir Peter Carew’s life I 194
1513 Sir Edmund Carew killed in France I 124. 191. 306
II 52
1514 Sir Peter Carew born ? (1512) I 30
Battle of Flodden
Thomas Carew accepted Scottish Knight’s challenge,
Killed Andrew Barton I 192
1516 Sir George Carew jousting at Greenwich I 193
1522 Levy on lay persons (over £40) IV 125
1523 Earliest pulpit ‘Hour-glass’ IV 137
1525 Peter Carew to Italy III 55
1526 Sir John Carew in charge of 100. Assist French in Italy I 198
1527 Peter Carew with Sir John I 198
1527-92 Sir John Perrott’s life (Ency. Britt.) I 107
1528 Sir John Carew died at Pavia I 198
1530 Prince of Orange died (Peter Carew) I 199
1531 Cottage for Luppitt vicar IV 357
1535 Monastic Property Values IV 125
Sir William Carew Died I 200
Mohuns Ottery inherited by Sir George Carew I 200
1537 Raleigh Pew, East Budleigh IV 137
1538 Church Registers, Tithes IV 135. 357
1539 Peter Carew to conduct Anne of Cleeves I 201
John Russell (President of Council) IV 125
Leland at Dartmouth I 206
New Prayer Book IV 204
Abbot John Ley left Dunkeswell Abbey I 326
II 153
Abbot Gyll left Newenham IV 357
1540 Peter Carew left England with John Champernowne III 55
Statute of Wills (Fee simple) III 114
1543 Sir George Carew Lieutenant General of Horse I 193
Peter Carew Captain of 100 footmen I 201
1543-54 Dunkeswell Abbey land dispersed I 327
1545 Sinking of ‘Mary Rose’ I 75. 194. 201. 323
II 150
III 52. 54
Rectory reverted to King IV 357
1546 Sir Peter Carew with Lord Admiral I 202
III 55
1547 Sir Peter Carew Sheriff of Devon & MP for Dartmouth I 203
1548 Sir Gawen Carew and Sir Peter Carew sent to Crediton III 52
Also see 1584
1549 III 92
First reformed Prayer Book I 203
Lord Russell relieved Exeter I 205
English Liturgy read at Sampford Courtnay III 92
Fenny Bridges battle III 53
IV 128. 204. 260
1551-6 Court Rolls (Palmerhayes) III 32
1552 Sir Peter Carew withdrew from Dartmouth I 206
1553 Four bells in Luppitt Tower I 65. 252
1553 Edward VI died – Mary Tudor I 207
III 53
Lady Jane Grey and husband executed III 96
1553-4 Sir Peter Carew Inventory after escape to France I 210
1553-8 Ave Maria bells – Mary’s reign I 100
1554 Duke of Suffolk executed III 97
1555 Sir Peter Carew pardoned (Approx.) I 209
Letter of 16/3/1555 preserved III 55
1559 Sir Peter Carew owned Glastonbury Abbey III 126
1563 Sir Peter Carew purchased Mill III 128
1568 Sir Peter Carew sailed to Ireland I 209
II 56
1571 Plague IV 126
1572 Duke of Norfolk executed III 56
1575 Sir Peter Carew died at Ross I 31. 209. 210
II 136
III 56
1580-1640 Trisdram Risdon’s life I 73
1581 Act (Non attendance at Church) IV 128
1584 Sir Gawen Carew buried in Exeter Cathedral III 54
George Hoskyns married Margaret Pulman I 224
In 1548 NOT 1584 (see 1548) IV 126
1584-8 John Perrott, Lord Deputy of Ireland (see 1527) I 107
1585 George Hoskins to Overday I 224. 225
1589 Thomas Southcote held Mohuns Ottery I 124. 306
1590 Plague IV 126
1593 George Hoskins’ father died I 225
1594 Christening of George Hoskins’ children I 224
1596-7 George Hoskins settled at Axmouth I 225
1600-1 Court Rolls at Palmerhayes III 32
1602 Details of Luppitt Vicarage
1603 Rate for maintenance of Church II 127. 145
Canon, Creed etc. IV 136
1605 Tithe to Baron Carew of Clopton III 54
1613 Inventory Luppitt Church II 129. 144
1625 Baron Carew of Clopton to Earl of Totnes III 54
1626 Inventory of George Hoskins, Overday I 225
1628 Sir George Carew died (Clopton) I 38
1629 Sir George Carew died ? III 54
1633 Oberammergau IV 71
1639 Humphrey Johnson died, Vicar, floor stone I 35. 65. 213
Thomas Welman, Vicar IV 196
1636 Church Rate IV 120
1639 Advowson purchased by Thomas Southcote I 60
1640-1734 Honiton Parliamentary Rep. IV 127
1642 Civil War IV 127
1645 Relief of Taunton IV 197
1650 Wife of Humphrey Johnson died, floor stone I 65
1656 Confession of Faith IV 307
1662-74 Hearth Tax IV 124. 126
1663 Initials cut in tower stone I 334
II 48
1665 Sir Popham Southcote died I 124. 306
1665 Five Mile Act IV 135. 307
1670 Lands dismembered from manor, Mohuns Ottery I 124. 306
1672 List of victuallers Axminster III 40
1673 John Prince, curate III 50
1675 Henry Marwood left £100 (Stockers Land) I 72
1676 Dorothy Carew died, Bickleigh memorial I 153
John Prince, Vicar of Totnes III 50
1678 Mohuns Ottery sold by Thomas Southcote I 211. 234
Churchstanton registers begin III 97
Wool Act. Dead to be buried in wool IV 137
1679 Conveyance of Millhayes Cottage & land III 34
1680 Escot purchased by Yonge III 58
1681 Sir Henry Carew died, Bickleigh memorial I 153
1681-1723 Life of John Prince I 338
1681 John Prince – Berry Pomeroy III 50
1682 Luppitt chimneys – Hearth Tax III 35
1685 Monmouth rebellion, Sedgemoor I 50. 70
II 125
IV 128
“ “ , List of Luppitt men II 126
Death of Thomas Wellman, Vicar IV 198
1689 War with France. Land Tax begun IV 145
Baptist General Assembly IV 249
1690 Mary Johnson, Vicar’s daughter, died I 65
1690 Wool Act repealed & re-enacted III 97
Dissent in the Church IV 308
1691 Stockers Land purchased (Honiton) I 72. 213
1694 Conveyance of Greenway III 35
1699 Thomas Southcote died I 23A
1702 Hoskins family at Overday I 224
1710 Luppitt registers begin I 27. 37. 53
IV 148
1712 Duel – Mohun-Duke of Hamilton. Both died III 51
1714 Luppitt Inn III 40
1723 John Prince died III 50
1727 Coins under Cross (George II) II 7
James Hawker died I 54
1732 Details of Thomas Collins III 36
1735 Elizabeth Lee died, floor stone I 65
1736 James Hawker died I 55
1738 William Hawker died I 54
1739 Grace Lee died I 65
1741 Will of Thomas Shapton of Barne III 36
1744 References in replies to Queries, Devon Record Office I 58
1747 Apprenticeship of Sarah Evans III 37
Date of Spanish Cannons IV 377
1750 Indentures concerning Church Lands. Cottages & land,
Shelf & Windwhistle I 85
1752 Gregorian Calendar IV 314
1753 Two Inns at Luppitt III 40
Honiton Trust IV 126
Hardwicke Act (Registers) III 37
1754-1812 Luppitt parish Register III 37
1754 Luppitt murder IV 102
1755 Mills Parochial Collections, Luppitt I 88
IV 45. 126
1756 Details of proposed Church Gallery I 335
1758 Details of life of Nicholas Parsons (a soldier) III 38
1764 Date of Church Alms dish I 66
1765 Benjamin Donn, Devon map IV 125
1767-1886 Greenway deeds IV 158-165. 366
1768-1820 Detail of poor allowance IV 109
1769 Detail of Sarah Burt III 39
1770 Revd. William Harris died I 72
New Pulpit and Desk IV 121
1771 Details of Eleanor Pulman III 40
1773 Before this date William Hawker at Shaugh I 76
1773 John Duke at Shapcombe I 76
1774 Casting of Luppitt 6th Bell I 66. 162. 247. 258
Churchyard wall IV 119
Thomas Burrough at Red Lion III 41
1777 Ceiling of the Church IV 120
1778 Lease of Church Lands I 86
1779 Seating the Church IV 120
Date of Luppitt Church chalice I 66. 159
1780 Land Tax Assessments III 41
1787 Vestry Minute Book 1302A/PVI IV 108-23
1789 Largest holding Mohuns Ottery Manor (Yonge) III 41
1790 Great House (Colyton) to Sir J. W. Pole III 58
1793 Mohuns Ottery purchased by William Hawker I 124. 306
III 34
1794 Details of Oddle (Odle) leases and others II 20
1794 Escot purchased by Sir John Kennaway III 58
1795 Dearth of corn IV 118
Dumpdon Trigonometrical Station IV 169
1796-1856 John Cabbell Vicar of Luppitt I 34
1797 Polwhele’s History of Devonshire I 75
II 29
Binding Apprentices IV 110. 116
1799 Bells beat troops IV 22
Church roof repairs IV 118
1800 Modus and Box IV 120. 247
1804 Planting trees on Dumpdon II 143
1805 Battle of Trafalgar IV 364. 370-375
1806 Lysons’ Bedfordshire I 226
Family of Robert and Elizabeth Wright III 38
1807 Tenants of William Hawker II 134
Repairs to Church tower IV 120
1808 Fire at Escot III 58
1810 Lysons’ Devonshire I 118. 124. 306
1811 Risdon Survey of Devon I 73
Lovepit II 29
1812 Overseers’ poor accounts III 42
1813 Edward Harrison died (see 1774 6th bell) I 247
1818 Lease on Parish Plot I 85
III 116
1819 Samuel Lysons died I 226
Vestry meeting – House & Bells IV 119
1820 Report of Charity Commissioners I 85
III 116
1822 Magna Britannica I 38. 210. 226. 306
III 35
Lysons’ History I 23+
1823-62 Clerk Searle’s diary I 214
1825 Hoskins moved to Exeter I 225
Luppitt Church Lands (see 1818-1820) III 116
1826 Faculty for Church alterations I 336. 338
III 43
Apprentices IV 152
1827 Commoners’ grazing rights I 69. 186
III 118
1828 Davidson’s Church notes (see 1864) I 83
IV 45. 46
Hoskins left Overday I 225
1829 Four people knew John Cox III 43
1831 Vicar’s living worth £121 I 27. 77
1832 Land Tax Assessment III 41
Anatomy Act IV 137
1834 Poor Act IV 243
Hoskins starts Bakery in Exeter I 225
1835 Charles Fowler – Honiton St. Pauls IV 128. 355
Murch IV 308
1836-1918 Tithe Acts – Redemption I 294-5
1837 Wills Act (see 1540) III 114
1839 Rate Assessment – Luppitt I 283-91
1840 Tithes commuted, Vicarial £140, Rectorial £150 I 27. 77
1842 Tithe Map produced II 94
Details of John Cox (see 1829) III 43
1844 Date of Apportionment I 295. 297
II 96
1848 Font in Church I 62
Vote at Election – Property IV 155
1850 White’s Directory I 77
Two small schools in Luppitt III 44
1855 Pearse to G. P. Blake IV 162
Dr. Oliver’s note and list I 50. 118
1856 Village constable IV 243
1857 Directory lists one charity school III 45
Directory Billings IV 31
1858 Big Ben cast IV 76
1859 Foundation stone laid, Beacon Chapel I 12. 183
County Court Order (Church Lands) I 154-7
Vestry meeting re Church Lands III 110. 114
1862 Act on roads IV 243
1864 Davidson died (see 1828) III 50
1866 Ellacombe’s paper on Bells I 47
1866 Agricultural statistics began IV 126
1868 Fire at Mohuns Ottery I 23. 41
II 136
III 57
Compulsory Church Rates abolished II 128
Request for Incorporated Church Building Society grant I 190
Farquharson, History of Honiton I 72
1869 Grant from Incorporated Church Building Society I 19A
1869-1929 Life of Major General G. A. Cookson I 19A. 53-4
1870 Whitehall sale IV 154
1871 White’s details of Luppitt I 95
1872 Grant from Incorporated Church Building Society I 41
Luppitt School plans and deed I 86. 94. 273
III 44
1873 Revd. Ellacombe chiming apparatus I 98-9
Return of ‘Owners of Land’ IV 125
Opening of Luppitt School I 91. 171. 184. 332
III 46
1874 Churchwardens’ rates III 45
1875 Pulman’s Book of the Axe I 56
Luppitt Mill rebuilt III 128
Luppitt left deanery of Dunkeswell I 60
1876 Urns found in Church walls I 87
Sale of Shapcombe Manor III 45
1877 John Sage at Pound Farm IV 263
1878 White’s directory I 95
Harrod’s directory IV 32
Inscription on bell at St. David’s Cathedral I 161
Fire back at Greenway II 133
1880 Church ceiling removed I 61
Chancel rebuilt I 62. 41
IV 44
Revd. W. T. Perrott, Vicar I 183
Incorporated Church Building Society letter I 41
First edition of Ordnance Survey map I 227
1881 Grant from Incorporated Church Building Society I 42
Silver jug, Peter Doble IV 167
Chancel restoration I 18
Letter from Revd. Ellacombe to Vicar I 97
New vicarage house plans III 45
1883 Brass found by Vicar I 103
Rate book detail I 174-81
1884 Date on Goulds house I 6
G. M. T. adopted I 340
New organ IV 103
1885-90 Luppitt Church restoration I 32. 87. 182
1886 Grant form Incorporated Church Building Society I 19A
1888 Rogers Memorials of the West I 42
III 48
1889-1919 Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries Acts I 295
1890 White’s directory I 27
Death of William Sage (Allington) II 90. 117
1891 Churchstanton magazine III 94
Payment to ringers (Churchstanton) III 98
1892 Hoskins’ descendants died (see 1902) I 213
1893 Luppitt School cloak room I 171
Estimate, Luppitt Church tower III 67
1894 First Parish Council meeting II 92
Development of Parish Councils IV 243
1895 Dog poisoned at Greenway II 134
Window pane inscription
Estimate for building wall at Luppitt Church III 67
1901 Mr. Berry’s population census I 91
1902 Hoskins’ descendants died (see 1892) I 213
Red Doors sale III 47
1903 Luppitt School list of children I 91
1905 Lightning strikes Luppitt Church Tower I 60. 88. 315. 318
IV 44
First motor wedding III 116
1906 Luppitt Brass I 39
III 100
Clarke on Font IV 47
Beatrix Cresswell notes I 59
Devonshire Domesday (Reichel) I 81
J. J. Raven, ‘The Bells of England’ I 160
1907 Luppitt Brass I 54. 87. 103-4. 118
Baring Gould’s Little Guides I 57
Francis Bond’s ‘Fonts and Font Covers’ I 112
IV 141
1908 New Organ IV 106
1910 Druce, Amphisbaena on Font I 112
Income Tax Assessment II 117. 154
III 1
Glebe land sold III 50
1911 John Stabb’s ‘Devon Churches’ I 35
Luppitt School land I 86
Letter from Druce to Revd. Perrott (Font) I 102
Area Rateable Value Population I 183
Parliamentary paper on Charity Church Lands III 115
1912 Kate Clarke on Luppitt Font I 39
1913 References to Font I 53
Property sales. Barn, Mathayes, and Odle I 281
1914 Kelly’s directory details I 182
1914-18 Luppitt War Memorial Cross I 7
1914-19 Roll of Honour (Framed) I 319
1917 Luppitt Estate sale (Shelvin) IV 345
Incumbents of Luppitt, Perrott Vicar 1880-1917 I 11
1918 Letter, Devon County Education Committee I 94
Tithe Act. Redemption Detail (see 1922) I 296-7
1919 Kelly’s directory details I 228
1920 Combe Raleigh Estate. Sale details farms & I 302-5
Luppitt Commons IV 150
1921 Parochial Church Council Powers measure IV 244
1922 Thorpe memorial chair I 20
Patronage to Bishop I 90
Boggis’s History of Diocese I 164-9
Payment of Tithe Redemption (see 1918) I 294-7
End of Income Tax Assessment detail (see 1910) III 1
1923 Church Restoration I 13. 15-18A. 32
Faculty Application for above III 67
1923-6 Church Restoration III 100
1923-5 Prayer Book to children I 131
1924 Parochial Fund Accounts I 216
1925 Chancel Arch Text I 12
Letter, Broomfield to Vicar (Bells) I 101
Historical details from Revd. Maydew. Correspondence
with Ralegh Radford I 109-27
Estate Act (Feoffees) (Fee Simple) III 114
1925-52 Luppitt School Log Book III 46
1926 Grant from Incorporated Church Building Society I 19A
Black’s ‘Guide to Devon’ I 37
Correspondence re. Tower Repairs I 215
Fursdon’s ‘Devon Parishes’ (see 1602, 1603, 1613) II 144-7
Sale of Shaugh Farm III 47
Revd. Maydew Showcase III 101
1927 Revd. J. F. Prowse instituted I 133. 217
1928 Augmentation, two new bells I 46. 252. 162
Dedication Service III 102-3
1929 D. Boyland. Refills water tank I 334
Luppitt Fete. Bell Fund III 104. 157
1930 Wade’s ‘Rambles in Devon’ I 30
Ellishayes Farm sale (Combe Raleigh) III 47
1931 Reichel’s ‘Hundreds of Axminster in early times’ I 134
Madge’s Deed of Declaration, Luppitt Commons I 310-11
‘Daily Gazette’ letters, Memorials and Brasses III 99-101
1933 Fire at Beacon Cottages III 93
1934 Pipes at Tapsterwater III 135
1938 Mee’s ‘Kings England (Devon)’ I 33
1938-44 Use of schoolroom returns IV 230
1939 Declaration of War with Germany II 50
1940 Formation of L. D. V. (Local Defence Volunteers –
Home Guard) II 34
Severe winter – Evacuees III 46
Bells silenced IV 66
1942 Church Photographic record I 1
Fred Crabb to Sudan III 134
Raleigh Exercise (Home Guard) II 54
Exeter Cathedral bomb, 3-4 May IV 213
Bells for Alamein IV 67
1943 Reginald Valentine killed I 19A
Lifting of ban on bell ringing II 139
Prime Minister’s speech on Home Guard III 89
1945 Hoskins retires (see 1834) I 225
Medals IV 56
Home Guard Stood Down II 39
1946 Letter, Revd. Butters to Revd. Finn (Luppitt Font) I 3
1947 Ramsden’s ‘Parishes of East Devon’ I 50
Weather IV 302-3
Town & Country Planning Act, Listed buildings I 140
Deed of Conveyance (Land) Village Hall I 264-72. 300
1948 New Church heating boiler I 26
1949 Tower internal boiler flue I 25
Coxhead’s ‘Honiton and the Vale of the Otter’ I 51
1950 Mothers’ Union Banner I 8
Purchase of handbells I 236
1951 Fred Crabb returned to England III 134
Population (Census) IV 128
1952 Church valley repairs. New crossing Boss I 25
Pevsner’s ‘Buildings of England’ I 59
1953 New silver plated Flagon I 25
1954 Organ renovated I 25
Hoskins’ ‘Survey of England’ I 31
1956 Oak Vestry cupboard provided I 25
Parochial Church Council (Powers) Measure III 115
1957 New Reredos I 20. 23A
Coxhead’s ‘The History around us’ I 21
1957 The Care of God’s Acre I 261
Church Schools, booklet III 59
1958 Church electric lighting I 26
1959 Visit to Goulds (see 1884) I 6
Electric motor for organ blower I 26
Information on Organ IV 106
Letter from Incorporated Church Building Society I 41
Taylor’s ‘Details of Bells’ I 45
Broome, newspaper cutting, Luppitt I 67
1960 Ten little ‘Trigger’ boys III 81-3
Commons Deed IV 151
Charity Commissioners letter, Church Lands III 114-5
1961 Wiring of tower staircase I 26
1962 Church roof timbers sprayed I 8. 108
Repair to Churchyard retaining wall I 10
1963 New Church tower roof I 151-3
London protest, verse IV 225
Choir stalls, width reduced I 152
Land Tax abolished IV 145
1964 Vault masonry, Ralegh Radford I 150
Electric line wayleave, Church lands I 154
Meeting on School closure III 59
1965 Charity Commission letter to M. P. I 158
W. E. Broom, family of ringers III 127
Revd. Scott’s report on Luppitt Bells I 162. 258
W. E. Isaac, School list I 170-3
Commons Registration Act III 69
History of Luppitt Commons IV 149
1966 South Transept Stone screen monument, Drawing by K. Hunt I 89
Decision to start fund for augmenting bells I 248
Hoskin’s ‘Old Devon’ I 224-7
School closed III 45. 130
1967 Revd. F. T. Maydew, letters (see 1926) I 215
‘Operation Octave’ I 217
First Postbus IV 14
Mrs. A. Sage, ‘Our village 60yrs ago’ I 230
1968 Revd. J. F. Prowse resigns, Interregnum details I 233
Slader’s ‘The Churches of Devon’ I 320
Pastoral Measure II 14
1969 Internal Decoration of Church I 232
Interregnum details I 234
1970 Mrs. A. Sage, Memorial carpet I 246-7
Interregnum details I 235
Flint Axe Head stone II 8
1971 Interregnum details I 236
Decimal currency IV 23
Removal of hedge bank I 237
Death & funeral of J. F. Prowse I 239-45
Church theft IV 247
Plaque for Group Captain P. R. Walker CBE. DSO. DFC. I 246
1972 Consecration of Churchyard extension I 238
Bitmac on main Churchyard path I 245
Planting of Tree at Village Hall I 246
1973 Carpet blessed at Easter I 246-7
1974 Church notice board I 246
Dedication of two new Bells I 248-59
New Prayer & Hymn Books, Mr. T. Wilson I 299
Order in Council – United Benefice I 329
Pastoral Reorganisation II 14-5
1975 Dr. F. Crabb made Bishop of Athabasca, Canada I 260-2
F. J. Sage & family to Kenya I 263
1976 Tithe details from Diocese I 292
Luppitt WI ceased III 129
Revd. S. J. Reed welcomed I 300
Churchyard drain I 298
1977 Dedication of Hymn books I 299
“ of new bell ropes, memorial to Mrs. F. M. Crabb I 299
Demolish kitchen end of Village Hall, Stage I I 300-1
Redevelopment of Village Hall II 118-24
Jubilee Trees planted I 308
Church roof repairs I 312
1978 Church boiler house roof repairs I 248. 312
Sparks, Dunkeswell Abbey I 325
Snow blizzard, Luppitt Stone II 13
1979 Levelling grave mounds I 293
Further Church roof repairs I 313
New grass mower & cleaner I 313
Dumpdon shooting school III 138
1981 Main Village Hall demolished, Stage II I 300. 322
Sir George Carew – Mary Rose I 323-4
Tapster flood III 124
Architect’s report, South Transept wall II 1
1982 Coxhead died. Files to Exeter I 51
Village Hall III 132
Completion of Church car park grid I 333
1982 South Transept wall rebuilt. Window I 338
1983 Goodenough’s ‘Country Parson’ I 338
Luppitt Stone erected II 13
Bitmac to Church car park path II 19
South/West Tower buttress rebuilt II 25
1984 New Church porch notice board I 280
Meeting re. Barnfield Project II 115
1985 Meteorite at Higher Shelvin II 91
Diocesan Parish map II 93
Churchyard retaining wall rebuilt II 112
Wigfield’s ‘Monmouth Rebels’ II 125
Munday’s ‘A Parish Patchwork’ III 92
1986 B. B. C. Domesday Project II 97
Ownership of Church Pews II 111
Celtic word ‘Devon’ II 147
Luppitt Exhibition II 148-53
“ “ Labels III 32
W. J. Walden Legacy III 24-9
Church heating boiler repairs III 30
Ownership of four small plots III 58
Luppitt Parish Appraisal III 60-66
1987 Historic Buildings Survey III 66. 148
“ “ “ IV 104
Luppitt Sailors II 29-32
“ “ III 68. 135-7
1988 Anniversary of Augmentation of Bells 1928 III 102
Armada 400 III 154
1989 Water and Gas pipes IV 22
1990 A. Wright, Board IV 40
Village Hall Extension IV 53
1991 Dumpdon Archaeological Dig IV 240
1991 Henry Deeme long case clock IV 288
Village Green Competition IV 241
1993 Thefts of Brass jug and Oak chest IV 247
Tower pointing IV 248
1994 Development of Parish Councils IV 243
1995 Ely Cathedral photo IV 301
1997 Arson attack on Luppitt Church IV 278
Weather, 1946-7 IV 302-3
Pack of Deeds IV 234
1999 Hense Moor, S. S. S. I. IV 245
Flower festival
Baptists Assembly 1689 letter IV 249-52
2000 Millennium Projects IV 279-88
Sale particulars; Rolleshayes, Shoevin and Knights IV 255
Fenny Bridges memorial IV 260
Mother Shipton’s Poem 1486-88 IV 261-3
2001 Greenway iron targets IV 290. 317-9
Luppitt fires IV 293-8
Mr. Helyar’s tragic death 11/8/1882 IV 299
Ford Bridge IV 298
2002 Hitler’s downfall IV 304
Dissent in the Church IV 308
2002 Bell ringing records IV 311
2003 Tavistock Goozey Vair IV 312
Widdicombe Vair IV 326
Wolford Chapel IV 321
2004 General Eisenhower’s message ‘D-Day + 60’ IV 327
Flower Festival IV 339
Luppitt Mill IV 341
2005 Trafalgar IV 364-84
Dumpdon panel IV 369
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