Uglow Family HistoryUglows in Tavistock
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Abbey Bridge, Tavistock "TAVISTOCK is an ancient parliamentary borough and handsome market and stannary town, delightfully seated in the picturesque valley of the small river Tavy, . . . 33 miles S.W. by W. of Exeter; 15 miles N. of Plymouth . . . Its PARISH is all within the borough, except the manor of Cudlipptown, and extends over about 4000A. of open moorland on the confines of Dartmoor, and includes 10,573A. of cultivated land, . . . The Duke of Bedford . . . owns most of the parish, and is lord of the manors of Tavistock, Hurdwick, Morwell, Ogbear, Parswell, and Ottery . . . but the manor of Cudlipptown belongs to the Rev. E.A. Bray, . . . The town has now a clean and handsome appearance, and contains several good inns, and many well-stocked shops. . The manufacture of coarse woollens flourished here from an early period, but declined at the end of the last century, and is now nearly obsolete. Mining operations have been carried on in the neighbourhood from time immemorial . . . In the town are two large ironfoundries and engine works. . . . The Church (St. Eustachius) is a large and handsome structure . . . now in the incumbency of the Rev. E.A. Bray, . . . There are now in the town four CHAPELS belonging to the Unitarians, Independents, Wesleyans, and the Society of Friends. . . . " [From Genuki and White's Devonshire Directory (1850)] Here is a larger scale map of Devon and a map to get you to Tavistock . And here's a late 18th/early 19th century map of the area. Family 1: Wymond Richard and Ellen Neale Wymond Richard 1869 is born in Holborn. His parents move back to Egloskerry - he is the son of Wymond Cory and Susanna Emmeline Cole Mason and the grand son of William and Jane Kittow. In 1900 he marries Ellen Neale in Launceston. She was born in North Petherton(?), Devon in 1873. At the time of the 1901 census, they are living with Ellen's parents, George (72) and Rebecca (65) Neale at Latchley, Calstock, close to Gunnislake. The Neales are farmers and Wymond is a farm labourer. Son Wymond is 4 months old It is likely that he runs the farming interests around Lifton, built up by his grandfather and father before him - however his father, Wymond Cory, died in 1900 and Wymond Richard is still labouring for his father in law a year later? Wymond dies in Bodmin in 1939.
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