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	St Mary Cray churchyard M.I.'s
		Mary wife of Joseph Ayre of this parish died 20.12.1865 aged 71.
		Mary Ann wife of Mr Edwin Chittock and second daughter of Mr William and Sarah Hardstone of this parish died February 1850 aged 42.
		Mary Heath wife of John Heath of this parish died 14 July 1742 aged 72.
	www.kentarchaeology.org.uk /Research/Libr/MIs/MIsStMaryCray/MIsStMaryCray.htm (3293 words)

	St Mary Cray - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		St Mary Cray lies on the River Cray and is part of the London Borough of Bromley.
		St Mary Cray, like St Paul's Cray has been somewhat overshadowed by the growth of nearby Orpington, which now provides local communities with their main shopping and business activities.
		The area is now mostly suburban housing, and features St Mary Cray railway station, a High Street with a small parade of shops (at one time a longer high street, with more shops, than Orpington) and St Mary the Virgin church, after which the village was named.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/St_Mary_Cray (281 words)

	St Paul Cray churchyard M.I.'s
		Mary, wife of James Chapman, esquire, of Paul's Cray Hill in this parish and daughter of the late William Greenwood, esquire, of Hillingdon in the county of Middx.
		Mary Bessie, twin daughter of William Greenwood and Elizabeth Catherine Hay Chapman born 20.12.1842 died 25.1.1844.
		Mary Anne daughter of John and Fanny Simons of Camden Town in the parish of St Pancras, Middx., died 30.1.1825 aged 3 years.
	www.kentarchaeology.org.uk /Research/Libr/MIs/MIsStPaulCray/MIsStPaulCray.htm (2982 words)

	St. Mary Cray & St. Paul's Cray property for sale & rent, BR5 flats & houses
		Mary Cray and St. Paul's Cray, lie north of the busy town centre of Orpington and on the borough's most eastern border.
		Mary Cray, to the east of the busy main road, is largely council maintained although neat rows of privately owned Victorian terraces can be found along the high street as you head north.
		St. Paul's Cray is largely council maintained although, as you climb Leesons Hill and head west towards Chislehurst, larger detached properties become abundant along wide tree lined roads, the grandest of which can be found along Marlings Park Avenue and the main Orpington Road.
	www.property-go.co.uk /area_guides/bromley/st_mary_cray.asp (464 words)

	Street Management - Walk details (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		At Foots Cray, and for the rest of the route through Bexley borough to Erith, you are in company with Section 2 of the London Loop, starting with idyllic Foots Cray Meadows, where you pass the ancient Five Arch Bridge.
		The Cray Riverway continues through remote countryside beside the Darent, past an impressive raised dam, then along the south bank of the Thames, here a kilometre (half a mile) wide, with a good view of the Queen Elizabeth II Bridge.
		As far as St Paul's Cray the route is almost entirely level with a hard surface and dropped kerbs, but a 100m stretch in Riverside Gardens is on earth or grass.
	www.tfl.gov.uk /streets/walking/walkdetails.asp?id=34 (578 words)

	N.W.Kent Parishes: St. Mary Cray (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		"The Crays are four highly respectable villages and parishes cintiguous to each other, situated in the lathe of Sutton-at-Hone, Hundred of Ruxley, and Union of Bromley, on the banks of the river Cray, in a beautiful and diversified country, interspersed with numerous elegant seats and noble mansions.
		In St Mary Cray there are two Independent and one Wesleyan chapel, a literary Institute and reading rooms, in which lectures are frequently delivered.
		St. Mary Cray had formerly a market, but it was discontinued in 1703, when the market house was blown down.
	www.nwkfhs.org.uk /crym_plc.htm (239 words)

	St Mary Cray
		Mary Cray, the most considerable of the villages which take their name from the river Cray (the others are St. Paul's Cray, Foot's Cray, and North Cray), in Ruxley hundred, Sutton-at-Hone lathe, is on a cross-road which connects the Maidstone and Hastings roads, 13 miles from London.
		It had formerly a market, but it was discontinued in 1703 in consequence of the market-house having been blown down.
		Old Towns is a resource of 19th century English historical data, extracted and digitized from articles written between 1833 and 1848 which were originally published in 'The Penny Magazine' by The Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge.
	www.oldtowns.co.uk /Kent/stmarycray.htm (105 words)

	St Mary of the Crays
		Father Brendan Bryne succeeded Father King as Parish Priest at St. Mary's and was presented with the problems of the last years of the war and the post war years.
		In 1955, Father Byrne was transferred by the bishop to Sutton and was succeeded by Father V. St. Clare Hill.
		The origins of the present building programme reach back to the work of the St. Mary's Church Building and Restoration Fund (mentioned earlier) and to the formation of the Parish Co-ordinating Committee in May 1968, which had the task of co-ordinating all the life of the Parish.
	www.rc.net /southwark/stmarycrays/hist_century.htm (1460 words)

	The Mary Rose Hotel, High Street, St. Mary Cray, Orpington presented by A1 Tourism
		The Mary Rose is to be found in the heart of St Mary Cray, an ancient village conveniently located near the M20 just 5 minutes from the M25.
		There is a frequent, fast, railway service from St Mary Cray main-line station, taking just 25 minutes to Victoria in the heart of London.
		The Mary Rose offers fine Table d’hôte menus prepared by our Master Chef and served in the cosy, oak-beamed, restaurant, situated in the old part of the building.
	www.a1tourism.com /uk/maryrose.html (507 words)

	St Mary of the Crays
		The Mass attendance was at the 60 mark or thereabouts, and some of those used to walk from St. Mary Cray, seven miles away.
		In due course, she was appointed as Headmistress of St. Joseph's School and proved herself to be the right one in the right place.
		The girl's playground began at the school gate and finished at the church door, while the boys' playground was a small piece of very rough ground at the far end of the school building.
	www.rc.net /southwark/stmarycrays/hist_hist2.htm (970 words)

	St. Mary Cray - Family History, Genealogy, Surnames and Local History.
		She was born in Southfleet in 1862 and called Mary Rosetta.
		She was born 29 August 1831 in St. Mary Cray.
		Her father George was born St Mary Cray around 1841.I cannot find anything else about this family.
	www.curiousfox.com /history/kent_57.html (1814 words)

	News from Poverest, St. Mary Cray
		Cray Valley Amateur Boxing Club which opened in April at the Poverest Coronation Hall, has now moved to St. Andrews Church Hall, Lower Road.
		The Salvation Army Band (St. Mary Cray Corps.) and the Poverest Primary School Choir sang traditional carols around a fire and a Christmas Tree which the public were invited to dress afterwards.
		The Cray Valley Hub, a drop-in centre for youths, was opened at the former Black Boy Pub in St. Mary Cray High Street.
	www.btinternet.com /~graham.wootten/Poverest/news.htm (4640 words)

	River Cray - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The River Cray is a tributary of the River Darent in southern England.
		It rises in Priory Gardens in Orpington in the London Borough of Bromley (rainwater permeates the chalk bedrock and the pond is formed where the chalk meets impermeable clay).
		It then flows northwards past an industrial and residential area of St Mary Cray, through St Paul's Cray where there was once a paper mill, through Foots Cray, and enters the parkland of Foots Cray Meadows.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/River_Cray (334 words)

	Local bus, coach and rail information for St Mary Cray
		St Mary Cray is in the Greater London council area (Postcode: BR5).
		Information on hotels near St Mary Cray is available here, holiday cottages in this area are available here and other holiday accommodation here.
		Details are also available for travel insurance, flights from St Mary Cray.
	www.carlberry.co.uk /rfnshowl.asp?L1=STM026 (273 words)

	Royal Albert, St Mary Cray, Kent - pub details # beerintheevening.com
		St Mary Cray (0.9 miles), Orpington (1.2 miles), Petts Wood (1.7 miles)
		NB: Information about this pub is incomplete as it has not been visited by a member of the beerintheevening.com team and is not currently registered.
		Beech Tree, Orpington (0.1 miles), White Swan, St Mary Cray (0.2 miles), Anglesea Arms, St Mary Cray (0.2 miles), Red Lion, St Mary Cray (0.3 miles), White Hart, Orpington (0.4 miles) - see more nearby pubs
	www.beerintheevening.com /pubs/s/23/23682/Royal_Albert/St_Mary_Cray (350 words)

	St. Mary Cray, Kent
		This wood engraving of William Joynson & Son's mill at St. Mary Cray, Kent was first published in The Illustrated London News of 18 July 1891.
		At that time the mill was producing high-quality writing papers.
		The high-glazed papers were watermarked JOYNSON SUPERFINE and the semi-rough were watermarked with a WJ & S monogram above the words ST MARY CRAY KENT.
	www.baph.org.uk /imagepages/quarterly/q05p16.html (61 words)

	FOOTBALLCRESTS.COM - Cray Wanderers FC
		It was he who was responsible for the crest's introduction, with the aim of trying to establish a visual connection between the club and its home town of Orpington.
		The club's roots lay in 'The Crays' (the industrial and farming outskirts of the town) and Mick was keen for Orpington Urban District Council to see it as an asset to the town, hoping the council would support his ambitions to improve the club's headquarters at Grassmeade in Chelsfield Road (St Mary Cray).
		On the shield, three wavy lines (blue and white on colour versions) represent the River Cray; two mural crowns mark the urban development in the northern and central parts of the district; while the sword and chain are taken from the badge of the nearby Royal Air Force base at Biggin Hill.
	www.footballcrests.com /craywfc.htm (386 words)

	White Swan, St Mary Cray, Kent - pub details # beerintheevening.com
		The White Swan, St Mary Cray - pub details
		St Mary Cray (0.8 miles), Orpington (1.4 miles), Petts Wood (1.8 miles)
		Anglesea Arms, St Mary Cray (0.0 miles), Red Lion, St Mary Cray (0.1 miles), Beech Tree, Orpington (0.1 miles), Royal Albert, St Mary Cray (0.2 miles), Cricketers, Orpington (0.6 miles) - see more nearby pubs
	www.beerintheevening.com /pubs/s/23/23681/White_Swan/St_Mary_Cray (184 words)

	Amateur Boxing Club cray valley ST.MARY CRAY ORPINGTON
		We have recently moved and are now based at St.Andrews Church Hall Lower Rd, St. Mary Cray, Orpington.
		Cray Valley Boxers (Left) Riki Chiddics (Middle) Harry Palmer (Right) Grant Caplin
		Cray Valley Boxers (Left) Olly Rutherford (Middle) Laura Spencer (Right) Joe Noble
	www.crayvalleyamateurboxingclub.co.uk (148 words)

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		A choice of the boroughs finest schools are close at hand as well as a regular bus service, the mainline station is with approximately one mile radius.
		A well presented modern style two double bedroom home, benefiting from two bathrooms and parking bays as well as a modern kitchen with integrated appliances, NHBC guarantee still in place, close to schools and the mainline station within one mile approx.
		A charming two double bedroom, two reception room cottage style home, bus routes, schools and the mainline station are all close by.
	www.findaproperty.com /agentprops.aspx?edid=00&salerent=0&agentid=03005 (893 words)

	Vegetable Parchment Mill, St Mary Cray, 1965
		The presence of this mill and that of William Nash in St. Paul's Cray, helped to encourage a wider range of industry to the Cray Valley between the wars.
		Closing in 1967, the mill site is now occupied by a retail park.
		Paper making in the Cray Valley dated back to the 18th century and this site on the edge of St. Mary Cray village has probably been used since at least 1757.
	www.ideal-homes.org.uk /bromley/cray-valley/parchment-mill.htm (152 words)

	St Mary Cray Hotels Orpington. B&B, Guest houses, Motels and hotels in St Mary Cray
		The Express by Holiday Inn - London Royal Docks offers a warm and friendly welcome and is located within easy travelling distance of all of London's many attractions including the West End, Buckingham Palace, Tower of London, Trafalgar Square and St Pau...
		The International Hotel is situated on the waters edge in the Heart of London Docklands.
		St Mary Cray Hotels and Bed and Breakfasts.
	www.ultimatelondon.com /kent/st_mary_cray_orpington.htm (905 words)

	Bexley Council - Contact Us - Foots Cray Offices
		Take the Foots Cray exit 'Critall's Corner' and follow the A224, Cray Road.
		Turn right at the crossroads into Foots Cray High Street and continue into Maidstone Road and turn right into the Council Offices.
		The R11 bus towards Foots Cray and Sidcup serves the north side of St. Mary Cray Station.
	www.bexley.gov.uk /contact/receptions/footscrayoffices.html (201 words)

	London Borough of Bromley \| Accommodation - St Mary Cray & St Pauls Cray Area (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Accommodation - St Mary Cray & St Pauls Cray Area
		LeisureÂ /Â TourismÂ /Â Accommodation - St Mary Cray and St Pauls Cray Area
		Accommodation - St Mary Cray and St Pauls Cray Area
	www.bromley.gov.uk /leisure/tourism/st_mary_paul_area.htm (92 words)

	Joseph Lane - I858 - Individual Information - - PhpGedView
		Note: Transcript for St. Mary Cray, Kent 1579-1812 held at SOG.
		The pages are missing for all homes on the street except numbers 1 - 6 ‎(RG9/44 Folio 100)‎.
		DEATH: FreeBMD citations include: Dec 1860 Lane Joseph St Geo Han Sq 1a 165; Sep 1872 Lane Joseph 53 St Geo Han Sq 1a 244.
	www.kevinlaurence.net /phpgedview/individual.php?pid=I858&ged=20050323.ged (361 words)

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		House share to rent in St Mary Cray
		3 bedroom terraced house to rent in St Mary Cray
		Small but attractive three bedroom mid terraced house comprising of one double bedroom, two small single bedrooms, lounge with open plan kitchen, utility room and bathroom.
	www.findaproperty.com /searchresults.aspx?edid=00&salerent=1&areaid=7735 (304 words)

	London Borough of Bromley \| St. Mary Cray Parks (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		During the Second World War (1939 -1945) land on the banks of the Cray was laid waste by the bombs that were dropped by the German Air Force.
		Riverside Gardens was created from this wasteland after the war.
		The main entrance is in Park Road off St Mary Cray High Street.
	www.bromley.gov.uk /leisure/parksandcountryside/st_mary_cray_parks.htm (189 words)

	Land For Sale In Greater London - St. Mary Cray
		Description: Land at Waldens Farm Estate, St. Mary Cray, Orpington, Greater London.
		Proceed South-east down the A20 to FOOTS CRAY and turn right on the A224 towards ORPINGTON.
		Just before Orpington turn left into STATION ROAD then right into MILLBROOK ROAD, which as you drive becomes ST. MARY CRAY HIGH STREET, where opposite the public toilets you will find the B258 sign post to CROCKENHILL.
	www.perfectplot.co.uk /location.asp?Location=23 (355 words)

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