Back to: HOME > Archives and Manuscripts > Collections > Summary Catalogue > Estates Documents relating to Stoodleigh and Braunton, Devon, in the archives of Balliol College, Oxford NB These properties no longer belong to Balliol College.C.18. Stoodleigh and Braunton1. Robert Bradford (for Balliol College) to Thomas Wright, lease of messuage 1699 2. Balliol College to Abel Gammon 1719 3. Balliol College to John Venner 1762 3a. “A Plan of an Estate, call’d Thorn’s lying in the Parish of Stoodley in the County of Devon, belonging to Balliol College Oxford” by Robert Leave. Exeter. 66.5 x 50.5 cm, vellum. Scale 13 chains = 5.5 inches. With a table of field names and areas, a plan of the central farmstead and the names of owners of contiguous land (Tidbold, Webber, Davy, Bowden). 1770 4. Balliol College to William Venner 1783 5. Balliol College to William Venner 1804 6. Balliol College to C. Venner 1823 7. Balliol College to C. Venner 1823 8. Balliol College to Thomas Harris, lease of farm at Lobbphilip 1792 9. Balliol College to Richard Dyer, lease of farm at Lobbphilip 1813 10. Balliol College to Richard Dyer, lease of farm at Lobbphilip 1813 11. Balliol College to Richard Dyer, lease of farm at Lobbphilip 1820 12a. Robert Bradford’s letter concerning rents of Thorne 1699 12b. Robert Bradford’s letter concerning rates of Thorne 1702 13. Particulars of property at Braunton, with plan 1881 14. Particular of Thorn’s farm, Stoodley 1857 15. Papers relating to Stoodley and Braunton 1849-62 16. Schedule of old deeds relating to Thorne 1654-1725 17. Papers on Stoodleigh and Thorne Farm 1853-64 18. Balliol College and T.H.P. Tucker, lease of land at Braunton 1890 19. John Pearce’s report and valuation. Missing July 1990. 1910 20. Plan of Thorn Farm. Listed without date. Not found Aug. 1981 ?1911 21. Plan of Thorn Farm. (Ordinance Survey). Not found Aug. 1981. 1911 22. Balliol College to G.C. Channing. Missing July 1990. 1911 23. Report on sale of Thorn Farm 1921 |
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