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	Sampford Courtenay village home page
		Sampford Courtenay is situated close to the northern edge of Dartmoor.
		Sampford Courtenay took its name 'Sampford' from the sandy ford (now replaced by a road bridge) next to the New Inn.
		The name 'Courtenay' was added by the Lords of the Manor, the Courtenay family who also owned Okehampton Castle.
	www.sampfordcourt.freeuk.com (196 words)

	Prayer Book Rebellion - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Following the enforced change on Whitsunday 1549, on Whitmonday the parishioners of Sampford Courtenay in Devon convinced the priest to revert to the old ways, likening the English prayer book to "a Christmas game".
		By June the insurgents were joined by the parishioners of the towns and villages surrounding Sampford Courtenay.
		The Cornishmen under Arundell re-formed and took position at Sampford Courtenay, the village some fifteen miles north west of Exeter.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Prayer_Book_Rebellion (1285 words)

	The Forgotten Martyrs
		The rising was, in fact commemorated rather incongruously by the Church of England by a celebration of the 1549 Communion Service in the church of St. Andrew, Sampford Courtenay.
		On 18th/19th June 1999 a group of laymen who felt that these martyrs of the faith should not be forgotten organised a two-day pilgrimage in their honour.
		On Saturday 19th June the pilgrims went to Sampford Courtenay where the traditional Latin Mass was celebrated and followed by a rosary procession around narrow country lanes ending in the village square where an inspiring talk on the rising was given by Robin Pannell from the steps of the medieval church house.
	www.latin-mass-society.org /martyrs.htm (709 words)

	Prayer Book rebellion
		The Cornish people, few of whom spoke English, were particularly affected by this new legislation.
		The villagers of Sampford Courtenay in Devon objected and began what has also come to be known as the 'Western Rebellion'.
		The king being a child at the time, further orders were issued by the Lord Protector, the Earl of Somerset, and Archbishop Thomas Cranmer for the continuance of the onslaught on the local populace.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/pr/Prayer_Book_rebellion.html (257 words)

	GENUKI/Devon: Sampford Courtenay - Genealogy
		"SAMPFORD COURTENAY, a pleasant village, 5 miles N.E. by N. of Okehampton, has in its parish 1239 souls, and 7962 acres of land, including 342 acres of waste; the hamlets of Willey and Croscombe; and the large village of STICKELPATH.
		The latter is on the Exeter and Launceston road, about 2½ miles E. of Okehampton, on the banks of the Taw, and has two chapels, two inns, and corn, bone, and woollen mills.
		The Sampford Courtenay Parish Registers are available on microfiche from Harry Galloway Publishers and Booksellers, The Cottage, Manor Terrace, Paignton, Devon TQ3 3RQ.
	genuki.cs.ncl.ac.uk /DEV/SampfordCourtenay/index.html (598 words)

	Sampford Courtenay community page
		Sampford Courtenay is located within West Devon local authority area.
		Maps: The image below is of the Sampford Courtenay area on Donn's one inch to the mile survey of 1765.
		SAMPFORD COURTENAY is a large parish on the N. side of Dartmoor, of which there are fine views.
	www.devon.gov.uk /etched?url=etched/ixbin/hixclient.exe&_IXP_=1&_IXR=110377 (578 words)

	Sampford Courtenay - Saint Andrew's Church - 1
		Sampford Courtenay is a large, rural parish of twelve and a half square miles, stretching from the north end of Dartmoor to the redland upon which the village stands.
		The total population is about 500 of which some 150 live in the village and the rest in small hamlets and farms.The village is attractive with many traditional cob and thatch houses.
		Until the 1920's it was mainly owned by King's College, Cambridge who remain Lords of the Manor and are active patrons of the Church.
	www.sampfordcourt.freeuk.com /Pages/Church.html (218 words)

	Envireng - Sampford Courtenay (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Sampford Courtenay is a charming village set in the depths of Devon, just north of Okehampton.
		The village is full of quaint streets set with thatched cottages and plenty of other interesting buildings.
		Although seemingly sleepy now, this was the site of the start of the Prayer Book Rebellion, in 1549.
	www.envireng.co.uk /places/placfind/sampfordcourtenay.htm (51 words)

	Sampford Courtenay - Saint Andrew's Church - 3
		The use of the first English Prayer Book of 1549 on Whit Sunday 1549 marked the beginning of the Prayer Book Rebellion of that year, which started in Sampford Courtenay.
		There was then no going back and the men of Sampford Courtenay joined the men of Cornwall and, gathering thousands of supporters in Devon, marched upon Exeter which they besieged for six weeks.
		The last battle was fought in this village on August 17th 1549 and the rebellion came to an end with trials and executions.
	home.freeuk.net /sampfordcourt/Pages/Church3.html (189 words)

	Mary Heathman (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Mary Heathman was born 1705 in Sampford Courtenay.
		They were married 7 JUL 1728 in Sampford Courtenay, Devon..
		She was baptized 11 JUN 1705 in Sampford Courtenay Devon..
	www.bluehand.co.uk /Records/II703.html (50 words)

	Western Rebellion and other adventures
		At Sampford Courtenay (in Devon) the local parishioners protested, saying that the practise was 'nothing but a Christmas game'.
		Shortly thereafter the forces met again, this time at the site of the original dispute (Sampford Courtenay) and this time the King's forces were victorious and the 'rebels' were routed.
		Following this victory the foces of Lord Russell carried out a series of reprisals against the peoples of Devon, Cornwall and Somerset, and many priests were sent to the gallows.
	users.senet.com.au /~dewnans/Western_Rebellion_and_others.html (681 words)

	John Heathman (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		John Heathman was born 1678 in Sampford Courtenay, Devon..
		They were married 23 AUG 1704 in Sampford Courtenay, Devon, England, UK.
		He was baptized 4 AUG 1678 in Sampford Courtenay, Devon, England, UK.
	www.bluehand.co.uk /Records/II700.html (79 words)

	What's on in Hatherleigh
		Exbourne and Sampford Courtenay W.I. March meeting is on Thursday the 6th April in the Village Hall at 7:30pm.
		Exbourne and Sampford Courtenay W.I. March meeting is on Thursday the 2nd March in the Village Hall at 7:30pm.
		Exbourne and Sampford Courtenay W.I. February meeting is on Thursday the 2nd February in the Village Hall at 7:30pm.
	www.hatherleigh.net /eventsarchive.asp (9052 words)

	The North Tawton Census 1803-1804
		If we go to the Sampford Courtenay Parish Register, we can see there the beginning of the younger Ann Stentiford's enthusiastic career as a single parent.
		On 10 Jul 1808, her daughter Deborah was baptised privately, then, on 1 Sep 1811, there is another baptism recorded for a base born child - this time it is a boy named William and the mother is described as Joanna Stentiford.
		We must assume that their mother Ann returned to the parish of Sampford Courtenay shortly after the date of this Census, since all these apprenticeship indentures were made by Sampford Courtenay Parish Overseers.
	www.stentiford.org /Issue_35/Article1/4Nov1art2.htm (460 words)

	Preferred Places Holiday Cottages Ad Details (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Many of the original features, including an enormous inglenook fireplace, original wood wall screens and ceiling timbers, probably cut from the surrounding woods 500 years ago, are still in place.
		Location: OS map reference SS617977 Land Ranger Map 191 Situated on the B3215 approximately 2.5 miles from Okehampton between Okehampton, "the Gateway to Dartmoor" and the village of Sampford Courtenay of "the Prayer Book Rebellion" fame.
		Acorns is a self-contained wing of a Listed Devon farmhouse set in 24 acres of woodland and naturally managed grazing land.Wild flowers and birdlife in abundance in a relaxed and peaceful setting.
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	Sampford Courtenay Devon - Sampford Courtenay UK websites
		Sampford Courtenay is located within West Devon local authority area.
		near Coleford through Sampford Courtenay and Okehampton and onwards to Meldon, area of Devon and the Dartmoor National Park through which it runs.
		Discover Dartmoor and visit Sampford Courtenay, Devon in North Dartmoor for great holiday...
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		Sampford Courtenay accommodation, Sampford Courtenay hotels and Sampford Courtenay places to eat on the Sampford Courtenay guide.
		Sampford Courtenay on the portal for towns, villages and cities in the UK and Eire.
		Photographs of UK and Eire places, including photos of Sampford Courtenay, can be found on Photos365, the digital photography and digital camera web site.
	www.thesite.co.uk /placesdetail.asp?cboPlaces=1376 (429 words)

	Miller And Son - !!Branch!! - Sampford Courtenay, Okehampton, Devon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Set within the attractive landscape of this delightful area to the north of Dartmoor and characterised by its rolling hills with scattered woodland and farms, this well situated farm lies in a peaceful rural setting set just off a minor country road between the village of Sampford Courtenay and the former market town of Okehampton.
		This versatile smallholding has an engaging character from its well proportioned farmhouse with most of the accommodation enjoying attractive rural views over the gardens and farm with the livestock in sight on the adjoining field and beyond down to the two streams with adjoining broadleaf woodland.
		The village of Sampford Courtenay (1 mile) provides a public house, parish church and post office.
	www.millerson.com /3208/MSA0485-1.htm (1483 words)

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		KCAR/6/2/140 Sampford Courtenay, Devon Documents relating to College lands in Sampford Courtenay in Devon.
		Sampford Courtenay manor and its surrounding estates were exchanged in 1570 for the manor of Withyham in Sussex, with Sir Thomas Sackville, then Lord Buckhurst (later Earl of Dorset).
		SAC/107 Drafts Bundle of draft leases concerning property in Sampford Courtenay.
	www.kings.cam.ac.uk /library/archives/college/hlfproject/estates/manors/sampfordcourtenay.doc (4422 words)

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	Sampford Courtenay - Parish Council, blank
		The kiosks at Sampford Chapple and Sampford Station have both been refurbished and will be retained in working order.
		Pogodin regarding the request for weight restriction from Sampford Chapple and the New Inn out through Honeychurch to the A3124.
		DCC have sent notification of a road closure between Culm X and Cadditon X. It is be closed from 6th February for about 3 weeks for patching, draining and resurfacing works.
	home.freeuk.net /sampfordcourt/Pages/PCmins01.html (1497 words)

	Countrybookshop.co.uk - Book of Sampford Courtenay with Honeychurch, The
		Nevertheless, the old farm-holdings and fields remain, their ancient names continue and many of the families, who have worked the land and lived in the parish for several generations, still do so.
		Remarkably, Sampford Counrtenay and Honeychurch have survived the innovations of the last century to remain relatively unspoilt.
		The Book of Sampford Courtenay chronicles every aspect of parish life from Domesday to the present day, telling the story of the people of the parish, their work, their times of leisure, their adversities and their triumphs.
	www.countrybookshop.co.uk /books/index.phtml?whatfor=1841142492 (309 words)

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	www.agentuk.com /town/Sampford_Courtenay/7308/estate_agent.htm (538 words)

	Devon
		Westaway, born 23 February 1739/40 in Sampford Courtenay; died 31 October 1840 in Sampford Courtenay.
		She was born 24 November 1748 in Sampford Courtenay, and died 23 August 1817 in Sampford Courtenay.
		Westaway, born 31 August 1773 in Sampford Courtenay; died 1845 in Sampford Courtenay.
	www.speareroots.co.uk /Westaway.htm (1191 words)

	Sampford Courtenay property to rent. Houses, homes and flats to rent in Sampford Courtenay.
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		There are no letting agents in Sampford Courtenay at present, but these local agents may be able to help you.
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	Holiday Cottage in Sampford Courtenay, Devons River Country \| Bargain Cottage Weekend Breaks at Holiday Cottages in ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
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		1¼miles from Sampford Courtenay and the pub (last ½ mile farm track), a detached cottage and a farmhouse, renovated and made beautiful.
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		Cottage Holidays and Weekend Breaks : Sampford Courtenay, Devons River Country : This Holiday Cottage Sleeps 6
		In this room you may be lulled to sleep by the mill stream underneath.
		1¼ miles from Sampford Courtenay and the pub (last ½ mile farm track), a detached cottage and a farmhouse, renovated and made beautiful.
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	Sampford Courtenay
		A parish like Sampford Courtenay usually formed around a village or other small community and used to be centred around the Parish Church.
		Today Church and State have separted but the same area is now represented as a local authority by the Sampford Courtenay Parish Council and the Church of England by the Parochial Church Council.
		The Parish of Sampford Courtenay and its council is responsible to the council of the Borough of West Devon and that of the County of Devon in which it is located.
	www.british-towns.net /en/level_4_display.asp?GetL3=8834 (576 words)

	Sampford Courtenay Tourist Information on AboutBritain.com
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