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1		Iddesleigh View of the village from the east.
2		Iddesleigh St James's church viewed from the north.
3		Iddesleigh View of the village from the west.
4		Iddesleigh View of the village from the south-east.
5		Iddesleigh View of the village from the east.
6		Iddesleigh The 'Duke of York' pub.
7		Iddesleigh Interior of the 'Duke of York' pub.
8		Iddesleigh The 'Duke of York' pub. The exterior of this building was featured in the BBC Television drama series 'Down to Earth' (interior shots were filmed at another pub in nearby Exbourne). The pub has won many awards claiming to be one of the best pubs in England.
9		Iddesleigh View from St. James's church towards the Duke of York pub.
10		Iddesleigh Memorial plaque on gate of St. James's church. The Mallet-Veales of Hatherleigh were a sub-branch of the Mallets of Ash that inherited property from the Veales for which they had to adopt that family's name.
11		Iddesleigh Church tower viewed from the west.
12		Iddesleigh View of St James's church from the 'Duke of York' pub.
13		Iddesleigh Interior of the 'Duke of York' adorned with foreign bank notes.
14		Iddesleigh View from the east towards the 'Duke of York' pub and cottages.
15		Iddesleigh View towards Dartmoor from St James's church yard.
16		Iddesleigh View of Ash House from St James's church yard.
17		Iddesleigh View towards Okehampton from St James's church yard.
18		Iddesleigh View towards Cosden Beacon from St James's church yard. Below the Beacon are the villages of South Tawton, South Zeal and Sticklepath, home to another branch of the Mallett family.
19		Iddesleigh View of Iddesleigh village from the south-west.
20		Iddesleigh Parish Church Memorial stone mounted on the wall inside St. James's church. Though this was probably erected in the 1930's it replaces an earlier stone mounted at the same location.
21		Iddesleigh Parish Church Memorial stone.
22		Iddesleigh Parish Church The Mallet Vault.
23		Iddesleigh Parish Church
24		Iddesleigh Parish Church
25		Iddesleigh Parish Church
26		Iddesleigh Parish Church Location of the Mallet vault.
27		Iddesleigh Parish Church
28		Iddesleigh Parish Church The original Malet coat of arms used by various branches of the family including those in France, where it is believed to have first been used in the Norman era.
29		Iddesleigh Parish Church
30		Iddesleigh Parish Church Coat of Arms of the Mallets of Deandon. The Malets of Enmore in Somerset inherited the estate and coat of arms of the Deandon family in the 13th century, thus starting the Ash and Wooleigh/St Audries Mallet dynasties in Devon. Deandon, also once known as Deaudon or Deardon, is now known as 'Jordan' at Widdecombe-in-the-Moor. Thus the Mallet family has had a continuous presence in Devon for over 700 years.
31		Iddesleigh Parish Church
32		Iddesleigh Parish Church Coat of Arms for Lady Matilde Mallet and Sir Philip Du Cros. The Du Cros family were the owners of the famous 'Dunlop' rubber tyre company.
33		Iddesleigh Parish Church Window showing coat of arms for various Mallet families. The panes were installed in the 1930's and were sponsored by Sir Claude Coventry Mallet to commemorate the family's long assocation with Iddesleigh.
34		Iddesleigh Parish Church
35		Iddesleigh Parish Church
36		Iddesleigh Parish Church
37		Iddesleigh Parish Church
38		Iddesleigh Parish Church
39		Iddesleigh Parish Church
40		Iddesleigh Parish Church The Mallet vault is where members of the family are buried. It is deep enough to accommodate the insertion of coffins but not any deeper.
41		Iddesleigh Parish Church An effigy inside St James's church.
42		Iddesleigh Parish Church Memorial stone.
43		Iddesleigh Parish Church Memorial stone mounted on the wall inside the bell tower of St. James's church. This is the original.
44		Iddesleigh Parish Church