[Bell Historians] Monkton

[Neil Skelton]

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John Hayward 1808-1891 practised in Exeter. He designed the 'complete' chur=
ches at Bicton and Exwick; also, Tuckingmill (Cornwall). Exwick, a suburb o=
f Exeter, has a small church and generally regarded as Hayward's best. Bict=
on gets a good press too. Doubtless, he was responsible for several restora=
tions and partial rebuilds.

Whilst this is getting off the topic, I thought that I would answer the que=
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Neil Skelton.
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Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 7:29 PM
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From: David Bryant [mailto:davidbryant at h...]=20
Sent: 19 January 2005 19:15
To: bellhistorians at yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Bell Historians] Monkton

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> Depends who built it etc. The glass alone could give it the * rating, =
but the other fittings maybe of note. Nineteenth century=20

> churches are as interesting as older ones in their own way. I haven't =
got a Pevsner for Devon, so I can't look it up.

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J. Hayward, whoever he was - C15 tower retained. The church is really rat=
her unexceptional: that is clear from photos and description.

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Seems to have been a local Devon architect, with a fair number of churche=
s to his credit (though I would not presume to make any architectural judge=
ment whatsoever). According to the ICBS Monkton is only ?Hayward. See http=
//www.churchplansonline (which is a most wonderful timewaster!)

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Anne

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