HALWELL, a small village in a hilly district, 7 miles SE by E of Holsworthy, has in its parish 319 souls and 3426 acres of land including Stronds, Upcott, Stowford, Landhill, Foxhole, and other scattered farms. Sir Wm. Molesworth is lord of the manor, and owner of great part of the soil. The Church has a tower and five bells.The rectory valued in KB at £12. 3s. 9d.and in 1831 at £210 is in the patronage of the Lord Chancellor, and incumbency of the Rev. Ambrose Stapelton of East Budleigh. The glebe is 125 acres, and the parsonage is a good residence, built in 1849 at a cost of £600.
Cole, Rev. E. Hearle, curate, Rectory
Down Richard, wheelwright
Fice John, blacksmith
Hill Francis, shopkeeper
Symons Oliver, vict, Hare & Hounds
FARMERS.
Beale, Mgt. & W.
Box Rchard
Durant John
Ham John
Harry Seth
Harry John
Price Wm.
Soby Benj.
Soby Josias
Soby Thomas
Soby Thos. D.
Brian Randell, 16 Jul 1998
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