Landulph, Cornwall One Place Study
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Location: Landulph, Cornwall
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Location: Landulph, Cornwall
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Landulph is an ecclesial and civil parish in eastern Cornwall, on the banks of the Tamar River. It is known to have existed as early as 1066, as it is listed in the Domesday Book as consisting of nine households. Its name is given as Landelech.[1]
The church, St. Leonard and St. Dilpe, is on the site of a Norman church of which little is known. St. Leonard and St. Dilpe Church, Landulph, Cornwall
Landulph Historical Directories
Places in the 1841 census:
- Bittleford
- Cargreen
- Clampitt
- Collogate
- Elbridge
- Grove
- Hay
- Kingsmill
- Marsh
- Painters Cross
- Park
- Penyoke
- Stockadon
- Tinnell
- Wayton
Places in the 1851 census:
- Bittleford
- Cargreen
- Clifton
- Clumpitt (Clampitt)
- Colleggatt (Collogate)
- Cross
- Ellbridge
- Grove
- Hay
- Kings Mill
- Landulph
- Marsh
- Painters Cross
- Park
- Penyoke
- Salter Mills
- St. Anns
- Stockadon
- Tinnell
- Wayton
External Resources
St. Leonard & St. Dilpe Church, Landulph
The Parochial History of Cornwall, Vol. II
St. Leonard & St. Dilpe Cemetery on FindAGrave
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