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Nettlecombe parish plan: your plan for your parish (2013)
A field guide to Exmoor's traditional roadside fingerposts (2019)
Alex Hollweg (2021)
ST03 (1962)
The Good women of the parish: gender and religion after the black death (2008)
Leasehold in Somerset in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries (c.1970)
Church plate at Nettlecombe
Willoughby shield at Nettlecombe Court
Notices of decorative pavement tiles, especially those with heraldic bearings, existing in churches in Somerset
Raleigh's Cross
Discovering mammals
Nettlecombe
Fresh and wild: at home in the landscape
Hammer and tongue
St Urith
Ancient glass in Nettlecombe church
Nettlecombe Park - its history and its epiphytic lichens ...
Huyshe; of Lod-huish and Doniford ...
The climate at and around Nettlecombe Court, Somerset
Nettlecombe Court
The Combe, Williton
Artists in Somerset: Alexander and Geraldine Hollweg
Willoughby arms
Nettlecombe oaks
Artists in Somerset: Angela Newberry
William Musgrave (1655-1721)
On a chalice and paten belonging to ... Nettlecombe ...
Nettlecombe Court
Notices of the family of Furneaux: from the eleventh to the fifteenth century (1900)
The Nettlecombe font
Sir George Trevelyan of Nettlecombe
Nettlecombe Court
Nettlecombe fireplaces
Handsome halls
Margaret Trevelyan of Nettlecombe
Combe, Nettlecombe - 200 years
Nettlecombe
Phoebe Rees
The mollusca in woodland around Nettlecombe Court, Somerset
Family of Musgrave
Deserted farmsteads on Exmoor and the lay subsidy of 1327
Nettlecombe Court, Somerset (1908)
A ramble round about St. Decumans (1865)
Perpetual chantries in Britain: based on the Birkbeck lectures 1954-5 (2008)
In the House of Lords. On appeal from the Court of Chancery in England, between Elizabeth Metford Charter and Thomas Patton, appellants and Sir John Trevelyan ... respondents: appendix to the case of ... (1841)
In the house of Lords on appeal from the court of Chancery in England: between Charter and Patton as appelants and Trevelyan, Charter and Warre as respondents (1844)
Church accounts 1457-1559 (2013)
Nettlecombe, Somerset. The Court and church (1962)
The effigy of 7ft tall John Ralegh and his wife Maud dated 1360 at Nettlecombe Church, Somerset (1962)