New Inn BEAFORD and the Parish Clerks of Beaford

[Trees]

Help I am once again on the trail of a family publican.
John Marshall died in Beaford in 1840  His death was announced in the Exeter and Plymouth Gazette 22 August 1840
“July 31, at Beaford , near Great Torrington, Devon, aged 79 years, Mr John Marshall of the New Inn  in that place. deservedly respected as an honest and inoffensive man.”
His son also gave John's occupation as Innkeeper but I can not find any trace of a New Inn in Beaford (there was a Globe and a Gunsmith's Arms)
Has anyone any information about this house please?
Secondly His son was the church warden from 1837- his death in 1883.
John Marshal witnessed mostof the marriages in Beaford from1793 at least to the end of the register on line
A William Marshall witnessed nearly all the weddings from 1777 until John took over in 1793
Is there any evidence anywhere that John and the older William were alo Parish Clerks
Finally can anyone find the birth of John Marshal around 1781 to see if  the older William was indeed his father.
Hope someone can help
Many thanks Trees

[trish1120]

If died  age 79 in 1840 aren't we looking for a bapt for John around 1761?

Burial;
20 Jan 1793, St George and All Saints, Beaford
WILLIAM Marshall (Parish Clerk)

Bapt same Church 11 Feb 1761, JOHN Son of WILLIAM/ELIZABETH Marshall

Both on FreeREG

Trish

[trish1120]

Seem to be siblings for John;
William 1750
Arthur 1752
Martha 1754
Margaret 1757
Richard 1763

Burial 17 Aug 1779, ELIZABETH Wife of William Marshall

Also possible bapt for William;
Gulielmus Marshall 16 May 1726, Parents Gulielmi and Martha

Trish

[trish1120]

Possible Burial for MARTHA Marshall 17 Jun 1728 Wife of William and remarriage for William a Widower to Joan SHORE 13 Jun 1741
Possible burial for her 12 Aug 1762

[trish1120]

William MARSHAL married Elizabeth NOTT 22 Dec 1749 Beaford

[Trees]

Wow well done that is all great yes I am having a mad moment I had him born  1761 (have a few problems seeing the difference between 6 and 8.  That burial in 1793 is perfect so I have proof both Williams were Parish Clerks so it is more than likely John was as well.
Interestingly I already have an Arthur Nott marrying a Margaret Marshall in 1723 and he was an overseer of the poor in Beaford they were my husband's 6x gt grandparents so it looks like the whole family link up. I will need to go back another generation to see how Arthur and Elizabeth  and William and Margaret relate

Can't thank you enough
Hazel

[Trees]

Still looking for the elusive New Inn 

[markheal]

Still looking for the elusive New Inn 

Is this one possible, just 3 miles from Beaford centre?
https://thenewinnroborough.co.uk/

[DOB7]

A distant ancestor of mine, George SQUANCE was the landlord of the New Inn, Roborough in the early 1800s. However, the National Archives shows several Victuallers' recognizances for the New Inn, Beaford in the name of John MARSHALL 1822- 1828 - see http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/3b3eeca4-64d4-406f-9db9-6dd7beff5d80

Also, look at this directory from 1850: https://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/DEV/Beaford/Beaford1850