A summary of the occupiers of The Ring of Bells, Fore Street, Bishopsteignton, taken from the official parish records.
Tainton 1524 – 1600s Family Names
A short history of the Parish of Bishopsteignton including a summary of surnames that appear in official records for Bishopsteignton from the time of Henry VIII. From a copy held by the Bishopsteignton Museum, first compiled in 1978. Transcribed and updated 2014.
Wear Farm
A summary of the occupiers of Wear Farm, Newton Road, Bishopsteignton, taken from the official parish records.
W.J. Ryder’s Supply Store and Family Butcher
Bill and Hetty Ryder ran a village store at the bottom of Radway Hill in Bishopsteignton. The store comprised of a butchery on the right hand side of the premises and a general grocery store on the left.
MURLEY GRANGE
A summary of the occupiers of Murley Grange/The Lodge, Forder Lane, Bishopsteignton, taken from the official parish records
Wood Farm
A summary of the occupiers of Wood, Bishopsteignton, taken from the official parish records.
Orchards
Parish Magazine article from October 2016 about historic orchards in Bishopsteignton
Little Haldon
Parish Magazine article from September 2016 about Haldon
Bishopsteignton Primary School during World War 1
The history of Bishopsteignton Primary School during WW1
Bishopsteignton Churchyard – Resting Place of Nelson’s Admirals
Bishopsteignton became home to some of Nelson’s admirals during the French Wars. With their prize money they built or bought grand mansions along Forder Lane, and several are buried in the churchyard of St. John's Church.