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Devon Graves & Burial Sites

The graves in Devon, U.K. are full of famous and infamous people who made history. We will photograph and describe them for your enjoyment and interest.

Wednesday, 27 June 2007

The Hoare Family

Charles Hoare, the banker, was attracted by the climate and scenery of Dawlish. In 1800-4 John Nash built Luscombe Castle for him, about 1 m. west of the church, combining the external appearance of "our ancient baronial fortresses" with all modern comforts inside.

The family has a walled tomb inside the churchyard.

St. Gregory the Great, Dawlish.

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