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bequeathed in his will dated 1326 the sum of 60 shillings for its repair. The present structure probably dates from the early 19th century. A ruined pier of an earlier bridge is visible in mid-stream 140 yards downstream. (see below)
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Council. Umberleigh Bridge. Rebuilt 1914-15. ... M. Stead, R.M. Stone, County Surveyors; C. Pollard & Co Ltd, contractors
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663:complex of
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462:Barnstaple
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1081:Barnstaple
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715:Rail links
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629:River Caen
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1765:West Dart
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