South Pool

South Pool

Transcribed from - Morris and Co.'s Commercial Directory and Gazetteer. 1870

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 Transcribed by Kevin BROWN

Checked by Val HENDERSON

 

Page 866

SOUTH POOL is a parish in Kingsbridge union, containing, by the census of 1861, 413 inhabitants, and 2289 acres: in the deanery of Woodleigh, archdeaconry of Totnes, diocese of Exeter, hundred of Coleridge, East Devonshire, at the head of a navigable creek from the English Channel, 5 miles south-east from Kingsbridge. The rectory, in the incumbency of the Rev. Richard Dobson Alexander B.A., had the tithes commuted, in 1840, at £387 per annum, with residence and 47 acres of glebe land, and is in the alternate patronage of Arthur Kelly, Esq., and Captain Halifax, the former having two presentations to the latter one. The church is a fine edifice in the Perpendicular style, dedicated to St. Nicholas and St. Cyriacus, with tower containing a peal of six bells. Leonard Dare left an annuity of 21s., and Andrew Horsman 25s. per annum to be distributed amongst the poor.

NORTH POOL is a hamlet of this parish, and FROGMORE is also a hamlet, partly in this parish, and partly in the parish of Sherford.

 

Clergy and Gentry.

Alexander Rev. Richard Dobson, B. A., The Rectory

Cornish Thomas, Esq., Scoble

Horner Capt. Halwell

 

Trades & Professions.

Arundell John, carpenter

Arundell Thomas, "Union" inn

Buchanan James, Inland Revenue officer

Cuming Edward, farmer

Cuming Richard, farmer

Eales Thomas, farmer, Court

Edmunds, Matthew, miller

Fairweather Wm., farmer, North Pool

Gard John, coal dealer, "Bridge" inn, Frogmore

 

Harley Henry, shoemaker

Harley Herbert, tailor

Horsman Mrs. Phoebe, farmer

Jennings Robert, shoemaker

Langler John, farmer, Wilton

Luscombe John, farmer, Pounds

Paige William, farmer, Halwell

Parker Edmund, carpenter

Parker Mrs. Sarah, shopkeeper

Parsons Mrs., farmer, Frogmore

Paley William, farmer

Stidworthy Richard, deputy parish clerk

Tabb James, shoemaker, "George" inn

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Letters from Kingsbridge, which is the nearest money order office.

 

 

 

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