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Lynton (sometimes Linton), a parish in the Northern Division, Hundred of Sherwill, the Archdeaconry of Barnstaple, and Diocese of Exeter, includes the seaport of Linmouth. It is 4-1/3 miles northwest of Ashton, 6 miles northeast of Kentisbury and 8 miles northeast of Combe Martin... (Lewis) "...contains 1027 inhabitants and about 7000 acres of land including Lynmouth, Ilkerton, many scattered houses and a large tract of high moorland hills and wastes... The Rev. Thomas ROE is lord of the manor (1850) and owner of a great part of the parish..." (White)
1332 Lynton Devonshire Lay Subsidy Rolls Roger atte COMB'' 18d
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