Wonford Hundred Explained

The hundred of Wonford was the name of one of 32 ancient administrative units of Devon, England.^[1]

The parishes in the hundred were:

• Alphington
• Brampford Speke
• Bridford
• Chagford
• Cheriton Bishop
• Christow
• Combeinteignhead
• Drewsteignton
• Dunsford
• East Ogwell
• The following Exeter parishes:
  • Allhallows Goldsmith St.
  • Allhallows on the Wall
  • Bedford Precinct
  • Cathedral
  • Heavitree
  • Holy Trinity
  • St David
  • St Edmund
  • St George
  • St John
  • St Kerrian
  • St Lawrence
  • St Leonard
  • St Martin
  • St Mary Arches
  • St Mary Major
  • St Mary Steps
  • St Olave
  • St Pancras
  • St Paul
  • St Petrock
  • St Sidwell
  • St Stephen
  • St Thomas the Apostle;
• Gidleigh
• Haccombe
• Hittisleigh
• Holcombe Burnell
• Huxham
• Pinhoe
• Poltimore
• Rewe (part)
• Shaldon
• South Tawton
• Sowton
• Spreyton
• Stoke Canon
• Stokeinteignhead
• Tedburn St Mary
• Throwleigh
• Topsham
• Upton Pyne
• West Ogwell
• Whitestone

See also

• List of hundreds of England and Wales - Devon
• Wonford

Notes and References

1. Web site: THE HUNDREDS OF DEVON. GENUKI . 2018-04-08.