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Title: King's Ash - Paignton?
Post by: RustyNuts on Friday 21 February 20 20:21 GMT (UK)
One of my interests gave King's Ash, Devonshire, as her birthplace in 1851. The only reference I can find for King's Ash in Devon is in Paignton.  Apparently there was once a Pontin's holiday camp there and prior that, an internee camp during the war.  Apart from King's Ash Road and King's Ash Academy, I can find nothing further.

Can anyone help with the history of King's Ash and advise what church would have been used by the residents?

Tks

Title: Re: King's Ash - Paignton?
Post by: DOB7 on Friday 21 February 20 21:14 GMT (UK)
I think you will find that the birthplace is in fact Ring's Ash, otherwise known as Ashreigney. https://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/DEV/Ashreigney
Title: Re: King's Ash - Paignton?
Post by: RustyNuts on Friday 21 February 20 23:54 GMT (UK)
Tks DOB7
 
I doubt whether I would ever have solved this without your help.

On the positive side, I have now become quite an expert on the Paignton area!

Much appreciated