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	GENUKI/Devon: Crediton
		It is a station on the North Devon line, and is situated in the northern division of the county, on the W. branch of the river Creedy, and upon the road from Exeter to Barnstaple and South Melton.
		Crediton is also the head of a Poor-law Union, and of a superintendent registry, and a polling-place for the N. parliamentary division of Devonshire.
		The locality of Crediton is proved by returns made to the registrar-general to be one of the moat healthy places in the kingdom, and many of its inhabitants have attained the age of 100 years.
	genuki.cs.ncl.ac.uk /DEV/Crediton/Gaz1868.html (1368 words)

	Crediton Area Website, Crediton, Devon, UK
		Crediton is an historic Devon market town, convenient for both Dartmoor and Exmoor, and only seven miles from Exeter.
		Crediton is the ideal centre for both Tourism in Devon and for Westcountry business.
		Crediton was the birthplace of St Boniface, born Winfrith in 680 AD, and as such we shall be ensuring that Boniface is properly honoured.
	www.crediton.co.uk (254 words)

	Crediton - Devon
		Crediton lies in an area of fertile red land and has been a farming community for most of its history.
		By the end of the 18th century the woollen industry in Crediton was declining due to competition from elsewhere.
		Crediton lies only seven miles from the boundary of the bleak and beautiful Dartmoor National Park and not far from Exmoor where one is enthralled by both the wild beauty of the moor and the serenity of the wooded valleys and thatched cottages.
	www.devons.info /Crediton (786 words)

	Crediton
		The serge manufacture was established in Crediton from the first introduction of it into the county, and was formerly carried on with considerable activity.
		The palace at Crediton continued to be the occasional residence of the bishops, and the manor and hundred of Crediton continued to belong to them till the reign of Henry VIII, when the bishop (Veysey) reluctantly surrendered them to the crown.
		Crediton was occupied by the revolters who rose in the west of England A.D. on account of the Reformation, but they were driven out by Sir Peter and Sir Gawen Carew.
	www.oldtowns.co.uk /Devon/crediton.htm (638 words)

	GENUKI/Devon: Crediton - Genealogy
		The church of St. Mary and of the Holy Cross, at Crediton..
		Crediton: Barnes and Co. (1928) 38p,12p of plates.
		Crediton contributors to a 1678 brief for the rebuilding of St Paul's Cathedral.
	genuki.cs.ncl.ac.uk /DEV/Crediton (1515 words)

	Crediton Heritage: Redvers Buller, Boniface, Industrial history
		Crediton lies on a tongue of fertile red land and therefore farming has been the dominant influence for most of its history.
		No doubt the two forms lived uncomfortably together until the new Bishopric of Crediton was founded in 909 A.D. Crediton could therefore be considered as a monument to Christian unity.
		Crediton has continued to change and move forward with the years.
	www.crediton.co.uk /tourism/history.html (776 words)

	Crediton Country Courier - Feature 1
		THE ANNUAL Exhibition with Flowers at Crediton parish Church has once again been a resounding success, starting with a 20-minute peal of bells, a weekend blessed with sunshine and what could be one of the biggest attendances ever.
		Many were interested in the history of the church and intrigued to learn that it is owned by 12 Governors on behalf of the townspeople of Crediton, one of only a handful of churches in the country to have that distinction.
		The bells of Crediton were featured in an interesting CD Rom presentation on Saturday, which also showed the bells and tower of Shobrooke and their ringers.
	www.creditoncouriernewspaper.co.uk /668/cover/frontpage1a.html (778 words)

	Crediton community page
		CREDITON is a somnolent market-town situated in a large and mostly very fertile parish of more than 12,000 acres.
		Athelstan confirmed Crediton to the bishop in 933 as part of his endowment, and nine bishops ruled here until Leofric (1046-50) obtained papal permission to remove the see to the walled city of Exeter in 1050.
		Twelve of the principal inhabitants (9 from Crediton, 3 from Sandford) were incorporated as the Twelve Governors of the church of Crediton, who keep the church in repair and have the gift of the living.
	www.devon.gov.uk /etched?url=etched/ixbin/hixclient.exe&_IXP_=1&_IXR=110235 (1130 words)

	Crediton Devon, Crediton UK information and links
		Unlike many rural towns surrounding cities in Devon, Crediton has retained a thriving economy due to a diverse and wide range of businesses resident in the town, ranging from sportscar manufacturers to a chicken processing plant.
		Crediton also has a lively and active community, which supports the large number of churches, schools, arts and crafts activities, sports facilities, parks and recreational areas.
		Crediton's largest church, The Church of the Holy Cross was originally a cathedral before Exeter Cathedral was built, and Crediton still retains its own bishop to this day.
	www.devonlink.co.uk /crediton/crediton.php (163 words)

	Crediton Devon Town Guide
		Crediton town lies just west of the confluence of the Rivers Yeo and Creedy and at one time was an important ecclesiastical centre.
		Crediton is now a thriving self contained community whose population exceeds some 6,000.
		From an academic aspect Crediton is particularly fortunate, the Queen Elizabeth's School and Community College having an enviable reputation with regard to secondary education, whilst Landscore School and Haywards School provide very good primary facilities.
	www.bradleyshomeguide.co.uk /LocalServices/devon_crediton.php (197 words)

	South Zeal to Crediton - Walking Land's End to John o'Groats with Mark Moxon
		After all, it wasn't raining, the walk consisted of an easy stroll along country lanes to Crediton without once brushing past a moor, and I was back on the road again, eating away at the miles to John o'Groats.
		Great Park Farm, to the south of Crediton in the fields beyond the town centre, was a wonderfully quiet spot that guaranteed a good night's sleep, but the real killer was the en suite bathroom.
		Crediton itself, though, is a pretty uninspiring place, strung out along a high street that's notable for the amount of dust that clings to the insides of the windows.
	www.landsendjohnogroats.info /southwest_england/10_crediton.html (1772 words)

	Walking around Crediton (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Crediton is a thriving market town serving the local agricultural area, but with tourism becoming an increasingly important part of its economy.
		In fact Crediton is regarded as the birthplace of St. Boniface, one of the founding fathers of the Christian Church in Europe.
		Its Christian history led to Crediton becoming the See of the first bishopric of Devon, an honour which it lost to Exeter in 1050AD.
	www.walkingpages.co.uk /places/CPL_crediton.htm (621 words)

	CAMM Area Marketing
		Crediton Area Marketing and Management was formed by the Crediton Chamber of Commerce, of which it is a part, in 2000 with the aim of bringing together the commercial, statutory and voluntary sectors in Crediton and the surrounding villages with the following objectives:
		Every year CAMM organises a series of activities in Crediton that aims to help the businesses in the town and to make Crediton a nicer place to live and visit.
		Along with the Chamber of Commerce, the Crediton Traffic Action Group and others, it has helped stop the closure of the A377 in February 2007 (funding a key survey which showed that there was an alternative to closure).
	www.crediton.org.uk /area_marketing.html (647 words)

	Crediton & District Community Transport
		Crediton and District Community Transport Co Ltd is a registered local charity.
		Crediton is a market town in Mid Devon, and covers 30 surrounding rural parishes.
		This enables residents who live in areas where there is no public transport or local services the opportunity to access doctors, hospital, dentist and other medical appointments and also a local supermarket.
	www.geocities.com /cdcta/creditoncomtransport.html (416 words)

	Crediton - Family History, Genealogy, Surnames and Local History.
		GFW Passmore Senior was born in 1832 and married in Crediton in 1862 to Mary Ann King.
		Trying to find info on Elizabeth HECTOR, father Thomas HECTOR, believe born Crediton about 1854, she married a Patrick TIERNAN in Farnham surrey in 1875, then by the time of the 1901 census she had re-married a James Wallis.
		John Mortimer (or Mortimore) (born 1794 Crediton) married to Mary A Mortimer (born 1797 in Bridford.
	www.curiousfox.com /history/devon_15.html (2413 words)

	Intro - Crediton Area History And Museum Society - Devon Museums Net
		Sorting documents in 1996 in North Street, Crediton The Society was founded in September 1984 at an inaugural meeting called by an enthusiastic local history scholar, Rev. Christopher Gillham, the then incumbent of the Crediton Congregational Church.
		The aims of the Society - a registered charity - are to advance public education in the history of Crediton and the surrounding area by means of talks, exhibitions, meetings etc. as well as the provision of a museum.
		Our last exhibition was held in June 2002 at the Boniface Centre Crediton when it featured "The 1950's" including the Festival of Britain and the Queen's Accession to the Throne and Her Coronation.
	www.devonmuseums.net /component/option,com_mumancontent/task,view/sectionid,19 (181 words)

	Crediton Milling Co Ltd - dedicated to quality
		Crediton Milling was formed in 1964 producing a wide variety of animal feeds for the agricultural industry including cattle, pig, sheep and poultry feeds.
		The policy at Crediton Milling Co. Ltd, is to remain in the market place as an independently owned business, able to offer a suitable effective alternative to its present and future customers.
		Crediton Milling are proud to offer a full range of animal feed products including:
	www.creditonmilling.co.uk (181 words)

	Fictionwise eBooks: The Crediton Killings by Michael Jecks
		For the Crediton killings have only just begun--and each murder to follow threatens to be more heinous and baffling than the one before.
		On the busy road from Exeter to Crediton there were all manner of travellers; this jingling sound probably heralded another fishmonger, or maybe a party of merchants.
		The old beast knew the way home to Crediton, and did not have to be touched with the whip or reins to take the correct path.
	www.fictionwise.com /ebooks/ebook40499.htm (870 words)

	YouTube - D1015 Western Champion departs Crediton
		it was brilliant to see western champion at crediton.
		Whilst on the run from Waterloo to Okehampton, the Champion pauses at Crediton.
		Western Champion Crediton okehampton D1015 1Z52 Clag diesel railway hydraulic
	www.youtube.com /watch?v=IWcjhoLOCRU (341 words)

	DIY and garden tool hire services in Exeter from Crediton Tool Hire (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Crediton Tool Hire are committed to providing the highest quality of DIY and garden power tools for all our customers.
		We provide a reliable, prompt and professional service and we are well known throughout Crediton and the surrounding areas.
		Crediton Tool Hire also provide a servicing and repair service for all makes and types of garden machinery, aswell as power tools.
	www.creditontoolhire.co.uk /index.html (207 words)

	The Bells
		By the mid-1990s it was becoming very apparent that the peal of eight bells, cast in Crediton by John Pennington and Co (Tenor 27½ cwt-recast by Thomas Mears in 1814) was in urgent need of attention.
		As the frame was already designed and installed as a twelve bell frame this was a relatively simple project and Crediton bells became twelve on the 16 January 2007.
		The restoration of the bells has led to a resurgence of interest in bell ringing at Crediton and all twelve bells are rung regularly.
	www.creditonparishchurch.org.uk /Bells.html (636 words)

	Charlesworth Nicholl & Co. in Crediton, Devon \| Home
		We are a successful, friendly and established legal firm based on Crediton High Street with a reputation for first class legal advice at an affordable cost.
		Our philosophy is to provide our clients with a high quality personal legal service tailored to suit their individual needs.
		We hold the Law Society's Lexcel quality mark and we were amongst the first firms in the region to achieve this, as well as the Investors in People award.
	www.charlesworthnicholl.co.uk (161 words)

	Crediton, England News - Topix
		LANDSCORE Primary School in Crediton is building on the success of its Travel Plan by improving its walking bus service.
		TWO fire engines from Crediton and a rescue vehicle from Exmouth were sent to a crash involving a tractor and a car on the A377 between Copplestone and Morchard Road last night.
		MAJOR resurfacing work on the A377 in Crediton is due to begin on Monday as part of an investment by Devon County Council.
	www.topix.net /uk/crediton (665 words)

	Crediton - Bed and Breakfast Accommodation
		Within a very short time you can be on either Dartmoor or Exmoor, or even travelling to the rugged Atlantic coast or the deeply wooded valleys of South Devon.
		Surrounded by a landscape of rolling hills and winding rivers, the area has a wealth of history, churches, folklore and hidden villages just waiting to be discovered.
		The Crediton Area lies on the northern edge of Dartmoor, and the town itself is only seven miles from the boundary of the Dartmoor National Park.
	www.ukbedandbreakfasts.co.uk /england/crediton/index.html (298 words)

	Churches of Devon: Crediton
		Crediton was the birthplace of St. Boniface, around AD 680 and it is suggested that, despite his departure for Germany, he influenced the founding here of a monastery in AD 739.
		The Lady Chapel and Chapter House survive from 13th century additions, but the majority of the church was being replaced, with what we see today, by around 1410.
		The canons were ejected from their college at the Dissolution, but the people of Crediton purchased the church and some of its associated rights for £300.
	www.britannia.com /history/devon/churches/crediton.html (336 words)

	The Crediton Killings by Michael Jecks
		Peter Clifford, priest of the bustling town of Crediton in Devonshire, is an anxious man. Already nervous about the impending visit of the Bishop of Exeter, he is disturbed to see that a company of violent mercenaries has taken up residence at the inn.
		They welcome the diversion offered by a sudden commotion outside but when they find there's been a robbery among the mercenaries, they are less grateful for the interruption.
		As murder follows brutal murder, Simon and Baldwin must discover the killer's identity before he can murder again - and before their own lives, dangerously caught up in the intrigues, are put at risk...
	www.michaeljecks.co.uk /crediton.html (253 words)

	Crediton Mortgages
		Have an idea or suggestion on improving the Crediton mortgage stats page, please send us an e-mail.
		Note: Total national contribution of Crediton** mortgages in the past is currently 0.01% with a projected target of 0.01%.
		The following figures show the average income of applicants living in Crediton who have submitted an inquiry using the pre-approval application on the CanEquity Mortgage web site.
	www.canequity.com /ontario/crediton-mortgages.htm (170 words)

	Crediton property to rent, room mates, Crediton flat or house to share or rent - Free to view and advertise
		Either view adverts for Crediton rooms wanted and to let and contact Crediton roommates or flatmates or advertise your room or Crediton flat share, house share, student house share, Crediton shared accommodation or Crediton commercial property to let.
		We are looking for a family house in crediton area or about 15miles surrounding 3 bed garden pref unfurnished need urgently as starting work on 25th may! Looking for long term rental.
		If you are relocating to Crediton as an executive or a professional with a family, or a student finding somewhere for the first time.Whoever you are if you want somewhere to rent in Crediton - advertise with us.
	www.letalife.com /property_adverts/crediton_devon_property_to_let.asp (421 words)

	Crediton dating, Crediton singles, Crediton chat at Matchmaker.com
		Crediton dating has never been easier with our show interest feature that will allow you to break the ice with attractive local singles.
		The Crediton dating scene can be hard to find the right person at times; however, we are here to help and our Crediton online dating service is free to register.
		Also, keep in mind that we have a huge member base of Crediton singles and that we also cater to members of the many backgrounds.
	www.matchmaker.com /mm/dating/ontario-crediton.htm (538 words)

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