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Bishops Palace
Hob Uid: 190179
Location : Devon East Devon Yarcombe
Grid Ref : ST2400006000
Summary : Site of a palace of the bishop of Exeter, is recorded as having been utterly destroyed by Richard Redmayn, Bishop of Exeter (1495-1501). It was called Peterhayes because it belonged to the church of St Peter at Exeter.
More information : A palace of the bishop of Exeter, formerly at Peterhayse is recorded (a) as having been utterly destroyed by one Richard Redmayn, Bishop of Exeter 1495-1501 (1). Peterhayes was so called because it belonged to the church of St Peter at Exeter (2). (1-2)

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Source Number : 1
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Source details : Devon & Cornwall N & Q 22 1942 6 80 (H Tapley - Soper)
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Source Number : 1a
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Source details : Westminster Abbey Muniments 3529
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Source Number : 2
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Source details : EPNS Deovn 1932 653
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Source Number : 2b
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Source details : 1333 Exon
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Monument Types:

Monument Period Name : Medieval
Display Date : Built by 1494.
Monument End Date : 1494
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Monument Type : Palace
Evidence : Documentary Evidence

Monument Period Name : Medieval
Display Date : Demolished between 1495-1501.
Monument End Date : 1501
Monument Start Date : 1495
Monument Type : Palace
Evidence : Documentary Evidence

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External Cross Reference Source : National Monuments Record Number
External Cross Reference Number : ST 20 NW 9
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