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W202: Devonshire, Lympstone (Farthing): (1666)
| O | 1666 |
| IOHN REED IN THE 1666 |
| R | I E R |
| PARISH OF LIMSON I E R | |
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| It is still pronounced Limson by the natives. |
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W203: Devonshire, Modbury (Farthing): (1662)
| O | A full-faced bust with pointed beard |
| IONATHAN ELLE |
| R | A roll of tobacco |
| OF MODBVRY 1662 | |
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W204: Devonshire, Modbury (Farthing): (1664)
| O | A hat |
| IONATHAN ELLE |
| R | A roll of tobacco |
| OF MODBVRY 1664 | |
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W205: Devonshire, Modbury (Farthing): (1668)
| O | A hat |
| IONATHAN ELLE |
| R | H E (filling the field, probably meaning I H E) |
| OF MODBVRY 1668 H E | |
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W206: Devonshire, Modbury (Farthing): (1668)
| O | Arms,a chevron between three heads couped |
| THOMAS POTTELL |
| R | T M P |
| OF MODBVRY 1668 T M P | |
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W217: Devonshire, Newton Bushel (Farthing): (Date Unknown)
| O | The Mercers' Arms |
| RICHARD REYNELL |
| R | R R |
| OF NEWTON BUSHELL R R | |
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W218: Devonshire, Okehampton (Farthing): (Date Unknown)
| O | C D |
| CHRISTOPHER DREWE C D |
| R | The Mercers' Arms |
| OF OKEHAMPTON | |
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W219: Devonshire, Okehampton (Farthing): (1652)
| O | H G |
| HESTER GEYRE OF H G |
| R | H G |
| OKHAMPTON 1652 H G | |
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W220: Devonshire, Okehampton (Farthing): (1666)
| O | A pair of scales |
| THOMAS IANES IN |
| R | T I M |
| OAK HAMTON 1666 T I M | |
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W224: Devonshire, Okehampton (Farthing): (Date Unknown)
| O | The Grocers' Arms |
| IOHN SHEBBER |
| R | I S |
| IN OKHAMTON I S | |
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W227: Devonshire, Oreston (Farthing): (Date Unknown)
| O | A man |
| WILLIAM AND ARTHVR |
| R | W A C |
| COLLINGS OF ORSON W A C | |
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| This token, which is in the Museum of the Royal Institution, Truro, was issued at Oreston, an old populous hamlet in the parish of Plymstock, near Plymouth. The place is still locally pronounced as it is spelt in the phonetic style on the coin. |
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