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1		D0501 Mary Ann Champion Parish Baptism 1852 Parish Baptism of Mary Ann Champion on 24 Oct 1852 at St Georges Church, Monkleigh, Devon	Mary Ann CHAMPION
2		D0502 Thirza Champion Parish Baptism 1856 Parish Baptism of Thirza Champion on 6 Jan 1856 at St Georges Church, Monkleigh, Devon	Thirza CHAMPION
3		D0503 Elizabeth Champion Parish Baptism 1858 Parish Baptism of Elizabeth Champion on 4 Apr 1858 at St George's Church, Monkleigh, Devon	Elizabeth CHAMPION
4		D0504 William Henry Champion Parish Baptism 1859 Parish Baptism of William Henry Champion on 2 Oct 1859 at St. George's Church, Monkleigh, Devon	William Henry CHAMPION
5		D0505 Samuel Beer Champion Parish Baptism 1863 Parish Baptism of Samuel Beer Champion on 1 Nov 1863 at St George's Church, Monkleigh, Devon	Samuel CHAMPION
6		D0506 William Thomas Champion Parish Baptism 1883 Parish Baptism of William Thomas Champion on 31 Aug 1883 at St Mary's Church, Appledore, Devon	William Thomas CHAMPION
7		D0507 Lilian Champion Parish Baptism 1885 Parish Baptism of Lilian Champion on 17 Jan 1886 at St Mary's Church, Appledore, Devon	Lilian CHAMPION
8		D0508 John James Champion Parish Baptism 1888 Parish Baptism of John James Champion on 24 Oct 1888 at St Michael's and All Angels, Westoe, South Shields	John James CHAMPION
9		D0601 John Beer Champion Parish Burial 1852 Parish Burial of John Beer Champion on 16 Aug 1852 at St Georgess Church, Monkleigh, Devon
10		D0602 Ann Champion Parish Burial 1873 Parish Burial of Ann Champion on 29 Jun 1873 at St Georgess Church, Monkleigh, Devon	Mary Ann CHAMPION
11		D0603 John Champion Parish Burial 1885 Parish Burial of John Champion on 13 May 1885 at St Georgess Church, Monkleigh, Devon	John CHAMPION
12		D0604 Mary Ann Champion Parish Burial 1895 Parish Burial of Mary Ann Champion on 22 Jul 1895 at St Mary's Church, Appledore, Devon	Mary Annie CHESTER
13		D0801 John Champion Parish Marriage by Banns 1849 Parish Marriage by Banns of John Champion and Ann Beer, March 1849 at St Georges Church, Monkleigh, Devon	Ann BEER John CHAMPION
14		D0802 Thirza Champion Parish Marriage by Banns 1876 Parish Marriage by Banns of Thirza Champion and William Slee, October 1876 at St Georges Church, Monkleigh, Devon	Thirza CHAMPION William SLEE
15		D0901 John Champion Apprenticeship Indenture 1833 23 March 1833 John Champion aged nine years, a poor child in the parish of Monkleigh, Devon became an Apprentice to William Priscott, Yeoman for North Devon.	John CHAMPION
16		G0101 Gravestone 1873 Ann Champion Gravestone of Ann Champion nee Beer, who died 24 June 1873	Ann BEER (d. 24 Jun 1873)
17		G0102 Gravestone 1876 Mary Ann Braunton Gravestone of Mary Ann Braunton nee Champion, who died 27 November 1876	Mary Ann CHAMPION (d. Abt 1877)
18		G0103 Grave 1895 Mary Ann Champion Grave of Mary Ann Champion nee Chester, who died 19 July 1895	Mary Annie CHESTER (d. 19 Jul 1895)
19		H0101 Agricultural Labourers v1.0 Old Occupations; an insight into the harsh working and living conditions they had to endure. Census records show a large proportion of rural workers occupations are recorded as Agricultural Labourer (‘Ag Lab'), ‘Farm Labourer' or ‘Farm Servant. There are no official records before 1851. In 1834 the Poor Law was introduced to help Agricultural Labourers and to find out aspects of their lively hood (e.g. accommodation, wages, working conditions etc). However, it took about a hundred years to bring Agricultural Labourers out of poverty.
20		H0102 Glove Makers v1.0 Old Occupations; an insight into the importance of the industry in Great Torrington and the surrounding villages. Trade directories for the eightteenth century highlight the size of the glove making industry and the large number of female operatives in the manufacturing towns and surrounding countryside. The industry not only had the respectability that comes with long establishments, but a universality that touched most of the glove making towns. Outworking villages and townswomen drawing work from the cutting out shops in the nineteenth century was typical of the industry, and found in the important gloving centres of Worcester, Yeovil in Somerset and Great Torrington in North Devon.
21		H0103 Merchant Mariners v1.1 Old Occupations; an insight into ancestors who were ‘Mariners’, ‘Sailors’ and ‘Seaman’. Mariners would most likely have been a merchant seaman. A sailor would most probably have served in the Royal Navy; and a seaman would have served in the merchant navy. This distinction is by no means absolute; both the Royal Navy and the Merchant Navy use the terms ordinary seaman and able seaman to denote a seafarer’s competence.	John James CHAMPION Samuel CHAMPION William Thomas CHAMPION
22		M0101 Bridgetown, Monkleigh, Devon 1887 Map of the Region of Nethercleve, Bideford. Bridgetown Farm is located in the right hand corner of the map.