Directory of East and West Buckland Resources

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The villages of West Buckland and East Buckland, give their names to the combined parish of East and West Buckland, administered by North Devon District Council. The parish is south of the parishes of Brayford and Stoke Rivers, with Swimbridge to the west, and the parish of Filleigh to the south.

This category includes sites throughout the parish, including the hamlets of Stoodleigh Barton and Tossell's Barton in the north, Brayley Barton in the south east, and farmland to the north of the A361 towards Riverton in the south west.

Resources in This Category

• DCC: East Buckland

  http://www.devon.gov.uk/historiceastbuckland/
  Introduction to historical information held at South Molton and Westcountry Studies Librariesm with map from 1765.

• GenUKI: East Buckland

  http://genuki.cs.ncl.ac.uk/DEV/EastBuckland
  Genealogical and historical resource, including map showing the old parish boundary.

• GenUKI: West Buckland

  http://genuki.cs.ncl.ac.uk/DEV/WestBuckland/
  Genealogical research and historical references, including link to photo of the church of The Blessed Virgin Mary, and map showing the parish boundary before combination with East Buckland, by North Devon district council.

• Geograph British Isles: SS6731

  http://www.geograph.org.uk/search.php?i=2759024
  Photographs of churches and the area.

• Huxtable Farm Bed and Breakfast

  http://www.huxtablefarm.co.uk/
  Details of the facilities and prices, together with local information and locality map.

• West Buckland School

  http://www.westbuckland.com/
  Independent day and boarding school for girls and boys aged 3 to 18. Includes general information, the departments, sports, associations, news and archive.

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