Albums: South Tawton: Mallett Family History

South Tawton in Devon is a large parish on the northern edge of Dartmoor National Park, which includes several villages and hamlets such as South Tawton village and South Zeal. For more information about South Tawton see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Tawton The Mallett family have had a continuous presence in the area for over 300 years.

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1		South Tawton Mill The mill leat just below the bridge.
2		South Tawton Mill As photo 9, but closer to the mill. The arrow indicates the leat about to pass under the house.
3		South Tawton Mill View from stream bridge to the west. This stream provided the power source for the mill; the leat was taken off just to the north of the bridge (still clearly visible).
4		South Tawton Mill View from the west showing one of the outbuildings on the right hand side.
5		South Tawton Mill As photo1, but nearer to the mill buildings. The white arrow marks the line of the mill leat, which now passes under the house extension – almost certainly where the wheel ran.
6		South Tawton Mill At the west end of the mill cottage.
7		South Tawton Mill
8		South Tawton Mill
9		South Tawton Mill
10		South Tawton Mill The front door of the cottage.
11		South Tawton Mill The mill house.
12		South Tawton Mill
13		South Tawton Mill Looking back to the bridge; the mill & cottage are to the right.
14		South Tawton Mill Looking west towards the village.
15		South Tawton Mill View of the mill from the east.
16		South Tawton Mill At the bridge over the stream, standing where the motorcycle is in the 1st picture, and looking north. The straight arrow indicated the direction of flow; the curved one shows the entrance to the mill leat.
17		South Tawton
18		South Tawton village
19		South Tawton village
20		South Tawton village The Seven Stars restaurant (formerly public house)
21		South Tawton village
22		South Tawton village Church House, a rare survivor from Medieval times where social and fundraising events known as 'Church Ales' were held. These often included the consumption of locally brewed beer hence the name. The hall is now owned by a preservation trust and is open to the public. You can find out more about Church House at…
23		South Tawton village Side view of Church House
24		South Tawton village View of Church House frontage from steps
25		South Tawton village Steps up to first floor of Church House
26		South Tawton village Main hall on first floor of Church House
27		South Tawton village Fireplace inside Church House
28		South Tawton village
29		South Tawton village
30		South Tawton village Celing inside Church House showing thatched roof construction.
31		South Tawton village
32		South Tawton village Stone bench
33		South Tawton village View towards north-west of St. Andrews church
34		South Tawton village
35		South Tawton village
36		South Tawton village Gateway to St. Andrews church
37		South Tawton village Coffin rest inside church gateway
38		South Tawton village St. Andrews church tower
39		South Tawton village
40		South Tawton village
41		South Tawton village List of Clergy on wall inside St. Andrews church
42		South Tawton village List of Clergy on wall inside St. Andrews church. In 1953 the incumbent vicar was Joseph Lawrence Mallett. It is not known which family he was related to. Since this photograph was taken the Reverend Thayer has left and the church is currently without a full-time clergyman.
43		South Tawton village
44		South Tawton village St. Andrews church yard. Many members of the Mallett and related familes are buried here. The village of Spreyton is beyond the horizon in this picture.
45		South Tawton village St. Andrews church viewed from the west.

Mallett Family History

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