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I am researching my Lang family ancestry and have recently discovered that my 4 x great grandfather, George Lang, was born in South Tawton in 1799. 

Two of his sons then married into the Ellacott family of North Petherwin

I would be very interested to know if there are still any descendants of George Lang living in South Tawton, or if there is anyone else researching the Langs of South Tawton.  My direct ancestors moved away from South Tawton to work in the dockyards in Plymouth in the mid-1800s.

Apparently, a Thomas Lang was the Landlord of The Seven Stars in the mid-1800´s ....

My parents actually visited South Tawton last week (they only live in Ipplepen, so it isn´t too far) and said what a lovely village it is.  We have only just recently discovered the Lang connection and are all eager to find out more.

They had a brief wander around the church yard but it was blowing a gale and miserable, so further searching will have to wait for a better day.



Teresa Lang
teresa4diving@yahoo.ca

Lang
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Just a hello from Joe Moore of Mt. Pearl, Nfld, Canada. Grandson of Alfred Moore who was born in 1868 in South Zeal. Alfred Moore's father was Simon and Grandfather was William Moore and John Drew. William was the owner of the Lamb Inn in South Zeal and after by his son James Moore. William's daughter Elizabeth and Wm. Pearse owned the London Inn. John Drew was the owner of Seven Stars in South Tawton. James Drew owned the Oxenham Arms. So you see my roots go back to the publican business in the first half of the nineteenth century. The Moore's were yeoman too.
Moore
Looking for persons who might know about the Moore names that are on
the stone plaque in the Church in South Tawton:
Rev. William Moore of Lavaton (Rector of Apreyton
and of ? Novtalew) died June 19, 1799, also
son
Rev. Francis Moore (rector of ?Inwardleigh) died Aug 23, 1795.
William's wife Elizabeth died Dec 12, 1806 (74 yrs) and
also
Grace Moore.
Also Moore names on the tombstones in South Tawton:
James Moore of East Week and wife Mary Ann Moore, died April 15, 1884.
Mary Moore died Mar 12, 1908 age 71 (erected by her sister) and
Emma Moore (sister of Mary) died Mar 13, 1915.
and any other Moores of South Tawton or South Zeal.

Joe Moore, 3 Grey Place, Mount Pearl, NL, Canada, A1N 3T6.

(email addresses: joseph.moore@hccsj.nf.ca or maryconception@hotmail.com

Curson Fewins


Paul Luckett
E-mail Address:

pluckett@epo.org

please consider adding a family history section in which those of us descended from the region can contact other researchers (I am researching the CURSON and FEWINS families)

I will be keeping a keen eye on the sites development - good luck

Paul R Luckett (CURSON / FEWINS)


I am doing my family tree and i wondered if there are any Dodd Cooper or Effer families still living in South Tawton?

I know that my grandfather's children came from this part of Devon. circa 1800s-1900s

Thank you Mrs Wendy Penfold of Exeter
Wpenfold2000@aol.com

Dodd Cooper Effer