NOBILITY, GENTRY & CLERGY Rev. Charles Bartholomew
Venerable Rev. John Bartholomew, The Rectory
Rev. James Philip Bremridge
Lady Henrietta Churchill, Barton House
ACADEMIES & SCHOOLS
National School - Master, Samuel Mare; Mistress, Ann Richards
PROFESSIONAL PERSONS
Charles Basley, surgeon
INNS & PUBLIC HOUSES
John Hooper, The Fountain Head
Maria Gibbings, The London Inn
Robert Strong, The Three Horseshoes
SHOPKEEPERS & TRADERS
James Cann, baker
Stephen Cann, watchmaker
Joseph Churchill, saddler
Robert Davie, tailor
Sarah Anne Davie, milliner
John Glanfield, ironmonger and shopkeeper
James Jerrett, cooper
Samuel Mare, parish clerk
James Maunder, tallow chandler
John Melluish, boot maker
Richard Mortimer, shopkeeper
John Reed, wheelwright
William Salter, boot maker
John Skinner, tallow chandler
Thomas Smith, blacksmith
Robert Strong, boot & shoemaker
John Tucker, agricultural implement maker
John Webber, boot maker
John Wreford, grocer & draper
RAILWAY
The nearest station is at Crediton 14 miles distant, by which passengers and goods are forwarded to London, Bristol and all intermediate places.
CARRIERS
To Exeter: John Salter, from his house (The Green) Tuesdays and Fridays.
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