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Up to the middle of the 18th century only a limited number of records are found from within the parishes constituting Exeter, although there is some evidence to suggest that Havills had lived in the city since medieval times.

Many, if not most of these parishes tend to suffer from the loss of some of the earlier records which together with the non availability of material from the Commonwealth period (1649-60) and later has made it difficult to identify any meaningful pattern of family records for this period.

After 1750, the situation began to improve, and it is possible to establish normal family records patterns for the city.

The records for Plymouth and small outlying parishes such as Broadhempston and Uffculme are `one-off` events in so much as a few records appear for a limited period of years prior to the Commonwealth period and then cease, begging the question as to why the line disappeared?

The page map below is not yet complete but we felt it was worthwhile to show the work as it progresses. There will be further updates.

If you feel you may have information that will help to build this part of the Havill family tree please do not hesitate to Contact
 
 
The 'Exeter' Havills
 
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Exeter
Uffculme
Plymouth St Andrews
Stoke Damerel
Broadhempston

Ugborough
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  Joseph 1749
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Henry 1779 - ------ - ------ - Joseph 1780 - ------ - ------ James 1786
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William 1806 - Henry 1810 - James 1807 - Charles 1812 - Frederick 1815 James 1802 - Henry 1814 James 1818
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Henry 1828 - William 1831 Phillip 1837 - Henry 1840 Henry 1838 James 1844 - Joseph 1852
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Alfred 1849 Charles 1863
 
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