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Many of the early Templers where associated with Exeter and it associated churches |
Salmon Pool Templers |
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This house was owned by Thomas Templer |
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Henry August Templer founded and supplied the Bridport Volunteers |
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Henry August Templer owned Mountfield in Bridport, Dorest |
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Stover Templers |
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This house was built by James Templer I of Stover |
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This church was rebuilt by the children of James Templer of Stover |
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Charles Beckford Templer, the son for James Templer of Stover, perished in the wreck of the Haswell, of the coast of Dorset |
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Lindridge was purchased by John Line. On his death it was left to his wife Jane who married John Templer. John bought the estate after the death of his wife |
This house was bought by George Templer of Jungpore |
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This house was built by George Templer of Stover after he left Stover |
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This church is associated with Templers by marriage to the Pole family |
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The canal and railway were built by the Templers of Stover to bring down the granite form Hay Tor to the coast |
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Templer monuments have been made from Coade Stone |