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Summary

'Le Markett Place' is recorded in the description of a plot of land given for the building of the church house in a deed of 1496, as lying to the east of the plot. This suggests that it was in the vicinity of the car park for the Red Lion Inn although its exact location is unknown.

Location

Protected Status: none recorded

Other References/Statuses: none recorded

Monument Type(s) and Dates

• MARKET PLACE (First mentioned, XV - 1496 AD to 1496 AD)

Full description

Anonymous, 1496, Translated from Latin Deed - Document No 37900, 37900 (Unattributed Sites and Monuments Register Entry). SDV320158.

'Le Markett Place' was mentioned in a document of 1496 as being to the east of the former church house. A 'high way' led from the cemetery of 'Clyston' to the market place.

Hogben, G., 1999, Evidence for placing Broadclyst Church House, or Church Ale House, on the site of the present
‘Red Lion’ Public House or incorporated within its environs (Un-published). SDV364003.

'Le Markett Place' is recorded in the description of a plot of land given for the building of the church house in a deed of 1496, as lying to the east of the plot. This suggests that it was in the vicinity of the car park for the Red Lion Inn although its exact location is unknown.

Sources / Further Reading

SDV320158	Unattributed Sites and Monuments Register Entry: Anonymous. 1496. Translated from Latin Deed - Document No 37900. Medieval Document. 37900.
SDV364003	Un-published: Hogben, G.. 1999. Evidence for placing Broadclyst Church House, or Church Ale House, on the site of the present ‘Red Lion’ Public House or incorporated within its environs. Digital. [Mapped feature: #46413 Map object approximate based on this source, ]
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Associated Monuments

Associated Finds: none recorded

Associated Events: none recorded

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