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Tapeley, Devon (Old English: Tapelie) was a village in Devon. The Tapley surname originated here.[1]
At the taking of the Domesday census in 1086, Tapeley was a small village that was held by Osbern, a Norman Baron, who held it from Geoffrey de Montbray, Bishop of Coutances.[2] In 1066 (pre-Conquest), it was held by Wulfeva of Norton.[3]
It was located in Fremington Hundred, Devon. Close to the River Yeo. Postcode: EX39[4]
Currently the area is located near Tapeley Park, established around 1704.
References
edit- ^ Barber, Henry (1968). British family names (2nd. ed.). Detroit: Gale Research Co. p. 254. LCCN 68-17914.
- ^ Tapeley, Fremington, Devon Open Domesday
- ^ Wulfeva of Norton Open Domesday
- ^ EX39: Tapeley, Devon, England
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