Hennock Marker Stones

Devon Marker Stones

District:

Teignbridge

Parish:

Hennock

Page Contents:
	2 Boundary Stones
	2 Crosses
	1 Cross Shaft
	5 Guide Stones
	6 Marker Stones

Stone Type:

Guide Stone

Grid Reference:

SX/8227/8085

Location:

At Cherrycombe Head Crossroads, about 800 metres west of Hennock village.

Inscription:

To Bridford / To Moreton / To Bovey

Stone Type:

Boundary Stone

Grid Reference:

SX/8305/8015

Location:

At the Five Lanes Crossroads, about 800 metres south of Hennock village.

Inscription:

Dartmoor National Park

Stone Type:

Guide Stone

Grid Reference:

SX/8306/8015

Location:

At the Five Lanes Crossroads, about 800 metres south of Hennock village.

Inscription:

To Moreton / To S. Bovey / To Chudleigh / To Exeter / To Hennock.

Notes:

The stone is five-sided to mark the direction of the 'Five Lanes'.

Stone Type:

Guide Stone

Grid Reference:

SX/8416/8088

Location:

At the junction of the minor road leading to Teign Village, about 1.15 kilometres east of Hennock village.

Inscription:

To Hennock / To Exeter / To Bovey

Stone Type:

Guide Stone

Grid Reference:

SX/8475/8114

Location:

Just off the B3193, on the lane leading to the former Hennock Railway Station.

Inscription:

To Exeter / To Chudleigh / To Hennock

Stone Type:

Cross Shaft & Base

Grid Reference:

SX/836/827

Location:

In the grounds of of Canonteign House.

Notes:

The Cross Shaft & base stands within private grounds and may not be visited without the permission of the landholder.

Stone Type:

Guide Stone

Grid Reference:

SX/8072/8206

Location:

At the Poolmill Crossroads, about 2.8 kilometres north west of Hennock village.

Inscription:

To Lustleigh / To Hennock

Stone Type:

Marker Stone

Grid Reference:

SX/8221/8186

Location:

At the side of the footpath through Great Rock Woods, between the Trenchford Reservoir and Hennock.

Inscription:

T.W.M. 1858 (Torquay Water Main 1858)

Notes:

Marks the route of the water pipeline from the Trenchford, Tottiford and Kennick Reservoirs to Torquay.

Stone Type:

Marker Stone

Grid Reference:

SX/8230/8178

Location:

At the side of the footpath through Great Rock Woods, between the Trenchford Reservoir and Hennock.

Inscription:

T.W.M. 1858 (Torquay Water Main 1858)

Notes:

Marks the route of the water pipeline from the Trenchford, Tottiford and Kennick Reservoirs to Torquay.

Stone Type:

Marker Stone

Grid Reference:

SX/8243/8172

Location:

At the side of the footpath through Great Rock Woods, between the Trenchford Reservoir and Hennock.

Inscription:

T.W.M. 1858 (Torquay Water Main 1858)

Notes:

Marks the route of the water pipeline from the Trenchford, Tottiford and Kennick Reservoirs to Torquay.

Stone Type:

Marker Stone

Grid Reference:

SX/8253/8166

Location:

At the side of the footpath through Great Rock Woods, between the Trenchford Reservoir and Hennock.

Inscription:

T.W.M. 1858 (Torquay Water Main 1858)

Notes:

Marks the route of the water pipeline from the Trenchford, Tottiford and Kennick Reservoirs to Torquay.

Stone Type:

Marker Stone

Grid Reference:

SX/8304/8100

Location:

Against the wall of a house, on the eastern side of the lane leading north from Hennock Church.

Inscription:

T.W.M. 1858 (Torquay Water Main 1858)

Notes:

Marks the route of the water pipeline from the Trenchford, Tottiford and Kennick Reservoirs to Torquay.

Stone Type:

Boundary Stone

Grid Reference:

SX/8418/8175

Location:

At the junction of the B3193 with a minor road to Hennock.

Inscription:

Dartmoor National Park

Stone Type:

Wayside Cross

Grid Reference:

SX/7923/8292

Location:

At the side of the minor road, opposite the entrance to the lane leading to Lower Elsford Farm.

Notes:

For more information on this cross, see dartmoor-crosses.org.uk

Stone Type:

Marker Stone

Grid Reference:

SX/8203/8190

Location:

Beside the track through Netton Wood

Inscription:

NW (Netton Wood?)

Stone Type:

Village Memorial Cross

Grid Reference:

SX/8323/8062

Location:

Set in a railed-off area on the west side of Church Road, Hennock.

Inscription:

In Loving Memory of the Men of Hennock and Teign Village who gave their lives in the Great War 1914-19. (Also 1939 - 1945)

Notes:

The cross serves as a Memorial for World War I and II.