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The Reynells of East Ogwell
EAST OGWELL, in the hundred of Wonford and in the deanery of Kenne, lies about a mile and a half from Newton Abbot.
The manor of East Ogwell was held under Ralph de Pomerai, at the time of the Domesday survey, by William Pictavensis, or Peytevin, from whose descendants it passed, by successive marriages, through the families of Malston, Stighull, and Reynell it was later sold to John Peryam, Esq., of Exeter who bequeathed it to Richard Reynell, Esq., of Creedy, whose daughter brought it to Sir Richard Reynell, of Ogwell.
Richard Reynell, esq. of East Ogwell, Devon, born in 1519. was a distinguished mentioned by Prince in his "Worthies of Devon."
His father was John REYNELL b: 1486 and his mother Margaret FORTESCUE
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