Combe Martin Pack o' Cards Inn

Combe Martin Pack o' Cards Inn
…by Combe Martin Squire George Ley around 1690, this unique and enduring historical monument’s distinctive design symbolically incorporated the numbers of a full deck of play…

Combe Martin Community Centre

Combe Martin Community Centre
as a village school.  Origins and History of the Combe Martin Free School Kelly’s Directory (1902) reports that a National Boys’ School was founded in Combe Martin in 1716, endowed by George Ley Esq

Combe Martin in 1831-1845

Combe Martin in 1831-1845
…Independents. A school was endowed, in 1733, by George Ley, Esq., with land producing £25 per annum : the premises were rebuilt a few years since, by George

Combe Martin - Visitation 1744

Combe Martin - Visitation 1744
…land, the gift of George Ley, Esq. Gregory reported that the house and land produced up to £25 per annum. We know from Devon topographer Samuel Lewis that the school premise…

Combe Martin Landmarks

Combe Martin Landmarks
-class principle landowner George Ley - a man of considerable status - following his win at cards. The first and second floors at this inn are reportedly unspoilt. According…

Website Summary

Website Summary
…managing the estate's affairs. Pollard also played a significant role in Henry VIII's Dissolution of the Monasteries. Benevolent Squire George Ley established the Combe Mart…

Churches

Churches
). Memorials & Monuments Memorials dedicated to George Ley (1716), Judith Ivatt (1634), and William Hancock (1587, marked with brass). WWI and WWII Memorial Cross located in…

Home

Home
, or Earl of Rone. Try queries like Martin de Tours; Terry-Thomas, George Ley, or Medieval. A Rich Literary and Cultural Heritage Combe Martin has connections to renowned art…

Combe Martin Industrial History

Combe Martin Industrial History
…George III In 1850, the Free School had half an acre of land attached to it, and it was founded in 1738 by landowning gent George Ley, who endowed it subject to…

Introduction to Combe Martin

Introduction to Combe Martin
…School - established in 1733 by George Ley - entrusted the master with forty silver sixpences to be allotted to the poor folk. Historian Fred J. Snell attributes this custom…