Our next Event
Wednesday 25 May 2022
A guided walk around the village looking at the geology and building stones, led by Maurice Tucker, a former Professor of Geological Sciences at the University of Durham.
We'll start at 2pm in the village car park.
A guided walk around the village looking at the geology and building stones, led by Maurice Tucker, a former Professor of Geological Sciences at the University of Durham.
We'll start at 2pm in the village car park.
NEWS!
In October 2021 our book about Sampford Peverell Shops
was given a 'highly commended' award by the Devon History Society!
was given a 'highly commended' award by the Devon History Society!
Latest information added:
2022: Glebe terriers from the 17th Century on the taxation page here
2021: Information about the Poulet or Paulet family and their links to Sampford Peverell over 300 years here
More wills added on the Wills page
Updated list of names on the 1641 protestation returns under other documents
Information about 16th century Yeoman of the Guard James Ap Jenkins under village notables
2020: Land Tax Returns from 1780 to 1834 have been transcribed. The Excel spreadsheets containing the details can be found on our Taxes and Tithes page
Our 2018 data privacy statement can be seen on our 'About us' page
Photos of the entry for Sampford in the Exon Domesday on the Village History overview page
Licensed victualler records for Sampford Peverell 1661 - 1828 and 1903 on the Occupation Records page
2022: Glebe terriers from the 17th Century on the taxation page here
2021: Information about the Poulet or Paulet family and their links to Sampford Peverell over 300 years here
More wills added on the Wills page
Updated list of names on the 1641 protestation returns under other documents
Information about 16th century Yeoman of the Guard James Ap Jenkins under village notables
2020: Land Tax Returns from 1780 to 1834 have been transcribed. The Excel spreadsheets containing the details can be found on our Taxes and Tithes page
Our 2018 data privacy statement can be seen on our 'About us' page
Photos of the entry for Sampford in the Exon Domesday on the Village History overview page
Licensed victualler records for Sampford Peverell 1661 - 1828 and 1903 on the Occupation Records page
On 12th Oct 2019 our book about Sampford Peverell during the First World War was given this 'highly commended' award by the Devon History Society!
Sampford Peverell at war
A film of our work to remember Sampford Peverell during the First World War is now available on You Tube. You can see it here:
https://youtu.be/Gio0Yb0E_1g
Much of the information we have found on those who took part in the war can be found here:
https://spsocresearch.weebly.com/ww1.html
And see below for details of our WW1 book.
A film of our work to remember Sampford Peverell during the First World War is now available on You Tube. You can see it here:
https://youtu.be/Gio0Yb0E_1g
Much of the information we have found on those who took part in the war can be found here:
https://spsocresearch.weebly.com/ww1.html
And see below for details of our WW1 book.
Our contribution to the Devon History Society's 2015 AGM is mentioned, and summarised, in their February 2016 Newsletter which can be viewed on their website here:
http://www.devonhistorysociety.org.uk/search/label/newsletter
http://www.devonhistorysociety.org.uk/search/label/newsletter
Our full schedule for 2021 can be found on the Meetings and visits page
The film of our Navvies' Fair in May 2014 can be seen on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-2l5uE59MA
Help needed
We are keen to hear from anyone who can help with any of the following:
The film of our Navvies' Fair in May 2014 can be seen on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-2l5uE59MA
Help needed
We are keen to hear from anyone who can help with any of the following:
- Running our Natural History group
- Memories of people living in Sampford Peverll in WW2, or of people from the village who took part in the war.
- Anyone willing to help with transcriptions of more parish records (computer with Excel needed)
For more about Sampford Peverell as it is now see: http://www.sampfordpeverell.org.uk