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Holne

Tithe apportionment, c.1840. Part of the parish index.

64plots
2,350acres
21owners named
75%of named land farmed by tenants
0%common or waste
Sir Bourchier Palk Wrey held about 57% of the named land (1,344 acres).

Who owned the land

OwnerAcresShare of named land
Sir Bourchier Palk Wrey1,344 57%
Reverend Henry Bourchier Wrey423 18%
Sir Andrew Wright Leasehold Under Bourchier Palk Wrey74 3%
Thomas Hamlyn63 3%
Sir Jeffery Pearse Leasehold Under Bourchier Palk Wrey57 2%
Sir James Hamlyn Leasehold Under Bourchier Palk Wrey49 2%
Sir Thomas Angell Leasehold Under Bourchier Palk Wrey43 2%
Sir George Stranger Leasehold Under Bourchier Palk Wrey42 2%
Sir Messieurs Scobell Leasehold Under Bourchier Palk Wrey31 1%
George Stranger28 1%

Who farmed it

OccupierAcres
Josiah Bindon202
John Sherwill157
John Ford150
Nicholas Easterbrook142
William Waycott139
Thomas Stranger96
Elias Easterbrook81
Jeffery Pearse79
James Hamlyn75
William Hamlyn74

Where the occupier is also the owner they are not listed here; where no owner is recorded the occupier is shown.

What the land was

Not Stated2,350 acres

Names on the old map

Single-use names worth a look (names with a landscape or history word that occur once): Mill Leat (29 ac); Holne Ley (10 ac); Mill Leat Meadow (2 ac)

Commonest field names: Gaul Lake and Will Pitten (3); Fords and Fynes's (3); Littlecombe (2); Ingells and Napps (2); Kingars and Wottons (2); Steart Farm (1); Mountfords Stoke (1); Michelcombe (1); Wottons Lands (1); Collins's Stoke (1)

Places on our site on or beside this land

PlaceType1840 ownerFarmed by
Barn near Inglettes FarmhouseantiquityBourchier Palk Wrey Sir BaronetThomas Pearsesame field
Church of St Mary the Virgin, HolneantiquityBourchier Palk Wrey Sir BaronetGeorge Barnessame field
Holne War MemorialheritageBourchier Palk Wrey Sir BaronetGeorge Barnessame field
The Church HousebusinessBourchier Palk Wrey Sir BaronetGeorge Barnessame field
The Holne Ram Feast and RevelcustomBourchier Palk Wrey Sir BaronetGeorge Barnessame field

Credit: Tithe polygons: Devon Tithe Mapping Polygonisation Project (Adnams 2023), © Devon County Council and Devon Heritage Centre, CC BY 4.0. Transcriptions: Devon County Council. The records may contain errors and duplicate entries; owner names are merged by rule where plainly the same person.