[pdf - Cockington & Shiphay]
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The manor passed to the Carys from Sir Walter de Woodland, who was Usher to the Chamber of the Black Prince, ending 281 years of ownership by the de Cockingtons. The Devon Carys descend from Sir John Cary (who was banished to Ireland in 1388) so it was
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Technical Information (Metadata)
| Title | Value |
|---|---|
| Item | |
| Identifier | ref 1459 |
| Coverage | Devon. Torquay |
| Creator | Pike, John |
| Format | pdf file |
| Publisher | Torbay Library Services |
| Rights | John Pike |
| Source | Torbay Library Services |
| Subject | Torre Abbey. Cockington. Cary family. |
| Type | Text |
| Keywords | cary royalty estate mallock dissolution alms-houses |
