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Combe Martin FAQ

Combe Martin FAQ
, a low and deep valley surrounded by very high hills. The Martin suffix derives from Lord Martin de Tours, a Norman commander of much worth and assistance to William the Con…

Introduction to Combe Martin
Authoritative historian William G.W. Watson reported "good evidence that Combe Martin was one of the maritime places in Devonshire granted by William the Conqueror to Norman Baron Martyn [Martin] de Tours

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…lord] Le Sieur Martin de Tours, a man of much worth and assistance to William the Conqueror, Duke of Normandy". The guidebook also states that in 1938: "Visitors used a flig…

Churches

Churches
…fitz Martin, the son of Martin de Tours (overlord of Combe Martin after the Norman Conquest). During the medieval period in England, the national Church played a central rol…

Early Silver Mining in Combe Martin

Early Silver Mining in Combe Martin
, Ilfracombe EX34 0JN, was pumped using flat-rods connected to the balance bob at this site. The Combe Martin Silver Mines Society offers guided tours of the excavated levels, usually on…

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