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Combe Martin Village History Project Gazette Vol Iv No Iv Pdf
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Lithostratigraphy And Palaeoenvironmental Context Of The Ilfracombe Formation North Devon Pdf
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Combe Martin Lime Burning And Quarrying Pdf
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Combe Martin Heritage Summary Updated October 2025 Pdf
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Reliable Sources: Combe Martin Village History Project
Primary Historical Records
  • Domesday Book (1086) Used for verifying the manor's earliest recorded feudal origins.
  • Magna Britannia (1822) A foundational 19th-century topographical survey of Devon.
  • White’s Gazetteer (1878-1879) Detailed 19th-century reference for county history and industry.
  • The 1568 Case of Mines Legal records confirming the Crown's rights to local silver.
Scholarly & Specialist Research
  • The Combe Martin Mines (Claughton, 1992) Primary modern academic source for mining history.
  • The Story of Combe Martin (Beaumont, 1981) Out of the World and into Combe Martin (CMLHG, 1989) Key local history books used for village narratives.
  • North Devon History (Peter Christie) Archive-based research from a recognized local historian.
Institutional Repositories
  • Exmoor Historic Environment Records (HER)
  • Combe Martin Museum Archives
  • British Listed Buildings Database
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Battle of Cynwit, 878 AD: Vikings vs. West-Saxons.

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Combe Martin Events and Festivities in 2026

Combe Martin: Six Centuries of Silver Mining

Combe Martin: From Silver Mining to Growing Strawberries

Combe Martin: Memories of Old Shamwick

Combe Martin: Famous People in History

Combe Martin: Ores, Smelting and Milling

Combe Martin Parish Church of St Peter Ad Vincula 

Combe Martin: Allegations Against the Free School in 1744

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Combe Martin's Historic Community Centre (Church House)

Combe Martin: The Famous Pack o' Cards Inn (1690)

Combe Martin: The Best Hemp in the County

Combe Martin: A Former Multi-Industrial Centre

Combe Martin: Old Shops and Businesses

Combe Martin: Hunting the Earl of 'Rone Festival

Combe Martin: Historic Landmarks and Monuments

Combe Martin: Shipbuilding in the 19th Century (Dovell, Partridge and Co.)

Combe Martin: Buzzacott Manor Country Estate (1800)

Combe Martin: Introduction to Celebrity Sexton James Norman (Reuben Dale)

Combe Martin: Sexton James Norman in Marie Corelli's The Mighty Atom (1896)

Combe Martin Hemp, Retting and Fulling

Combe Martin: Watermills and Saw Mills

Combe Martin Parish Medieval Church Rood and Roodscreen

Combe Martin: Featured War Grave

Combe Martin Geology

Combe Martin: West Challacombe Manor (15th Century)

Combe Martin Museum and Information Point

Devon and Cornwall: Metalliferous Mining and the Romans

Smuggling around Combe Martin and the Bristol Channel

Combe Martin in 1902: Kelly's Directory of Devon

Combe Martin in The Blackmore Country by F.J. Snell (1911)

Combe Martin in The English Civil War 1642-1651

Combe Martin in White's Gazetteer of Devon (1878-1879)

Combe Martin Buffaloes Fraternity Lodges (R.A.O.B.)

Combe Martin: A Comical Local Court Case from 1928

Combe Martin Carnival Supporters in 1945 (list)

Combe Martin Village Hall (Old Drill Hall 1909)

Countisbury Wind Hill: Vikings and West Saxons 878 AD

Description of Combe Martin in 1831 by Samuel Lewis

Exmoor Historic Environment Records for Combe Martin

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Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry at Pegasus Bridge in 1944 (New)

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Official Records & Library Archives

  • The National Archives (UK). (1587). Exchequer: King's Remembrancer: Ancient Deeds, Series AS. No. 278: Silver Mines at Combe Martin. Ref: E 42/278. Primary record concerning the lease and operation of royal silver mines in Devon.
  • Devon Heritage Centre. (1813). Combe Martin Enclosure Award and Map. Ref: DEX/2/a/1/Combe Martin/1. Official land use record documenting the division of common land.
  • British Library. (1841). Census of Great Britain: Parish of Combe Martin. Microform Collections. Demographic record providing statistical data on local miners and labourers.

Archival & County Surveys

  • Amery, J. S., & Brooking Rowe, J. (Eds.). (1901). Devon and Cornwall Notes and Queries. Exeter: J. G. Commin. Scholarly periodical documenting regional archaeological finds.
  • Lysons, D., & Lysons, S. (1822). Magna Britannia: Volume 6, Devonshire. London: T. Cadell & W. Davies. A comprehensive 19th-century county survey.
  • White, W. (1850). History, Gazetteer and Directory of Devonshire. Sheffield: William White. A foundational mid-Victorian resource for local trade and industry.

Industrial History & Mining

  • Claughton, P. F. (2004). Silver-Lead Mining in Devon. University of Exeter. The definitive academic study of the regional mining industry.
  • Combe Martin Village History Project. (n.d.). Combe Martin Ores and Smelting. Official Project Record. Industrial archaeology documentation regarding smelting residues.
  • Paynter, S. (2002). Combe Martin, Devon: Analysis of Mineral Samples. Centre for Archaeology Report 81/2002. English Heritage. Technical report providing chemical analysis of mining waste.

Literary & Cultural Sources

  • Blackmore, R. D. (1869). Lorna Doone: A Romance of Exmoor. London: Sampson Low. Classic literature providing cultural context for the Exmoor borderlands.
  • Corelli, M. (1896). The Mighty Atom. London: Hutchinson & Co. Gothic fiction with local topographical descriptions.
  • Turner, J. M. W. (1811). Combe Martin Harbour [Graphite and watercolour]. Tate Gallery (D08657). Visual record of the harbour and lime kilns prior to Victorian expansion.
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Combe Martin, Devon - genealogy heraldry and history (ukga.org)

Episcopal Visitation Returns, 1744 | Combe Martin, Deanery of Shirwell

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John. H. Moore: A History of Hele

Marie Corelli: Victorian Novelist

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