St Werburgh is the parish church. There was a Wesleyan chapel as well as a Bible Christian chapel at Canworthy Water.
The main part of the parish includes the villages of Warbstow, Warbstow Cross and Trelash, as well as a number of hamlets.
The enclave, one of the few remaining in England, is separated from the rest by about 150 metres and includes the hamlet of Canworthy Water.
The main part of the parish includes the villages of Warbstow, Warbstow Cross and Trelash, as well as a number of hamlets.
The enclave, one of the few remaining in England, is separated from the rest by about 150 metres and includes the hamlet of Canworthy Water.
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Links of Interest for Warbstow
- GENUKI: Warbstow [genealogy resources]
- SEARCHABLE Online OPC Database
- WILL 1744 for Jane ROOSE, widow, which mentions her daughter Mary HARVEY and her grandchildren: John, William, Hugh + Elizabeth HARVEY as well as her nephew John ROOSE and her son-in-law William HARVEY / executors are John FRENCH, yeoman + Abel FRENCH, cordwainer, also of Warbstow