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The Parochial History of Cornwall, Volume 1 (of 4)

Note 26 — DAVIES GILBERT, (continued 4)

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Probably this place took its name not from a gate painted red being there placed, as is generally imagined, but from its being situated just above Fowey river; Rhie-gat signifies River’s course. The Fowey river at this place is not above half a mile from the source of Looe river.

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