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To Kelly's Devon Directory 0 VI INDEX TO KELLY'S DEVON DIRECTORY. PAGE PAGE PAGE PAGE Broadclyst .................. 105 Cadleigh ..................... 123 Clappery Mill or Clap- Combe Raleigh ............ 149 Broadhayes,seeStockland 645 Cadleigh, see Ermington. 192 worthy Mill, see South Combe Pafford, see St. Broadhembury . .. .. .. 106 Callisham, see Mea.vy. ... 378 Mol ton ..................... 387 Mary Church ............ 703 Broadhempston ..•......... 107 Calverleigh .................. 123 Clare, see Tiverton ......... 685 Combe Waiter, see Broadley, see Tamerton Capstone Hill, see Ilfra- Clawton ..................... 138 Abbotsham ... ... ..•...... 24 Foliott ..................... 655 combe ..................... 324 Clawton Bridge, see Combmartm ............... rso Broad Nymet, see Bow Capton, see Dittisham ... r85 Clawton .................. 138 Combpyne ................. - I ,SI 86; & North Tawton. 66S Carnborough, see Stoken- Clay hanger .................. 139 Compton, see Marldon ... 375 Broad Parkham,see Park- ham ........................ 650 Cleve (The),see Lustleigh 367 Compton Gifford, see ham ........................ 440 Carswell,seeKingskerswll 352 Clevehanger, see Nymet Plymouth ............... 459 Broad wood Kelly ......... 107 Castleford, see lpplepen. 338 Rowland .................. 418 Compton- Higher & Broad wood Widg~r ...... 108 Catkill, see Rose Ash ...... 6r3 Clevelly, see Bratton Lower, see Compton Brockscome, see Bratton Cator,see Widecombe-on- Clovelly ... ...... ...... ... gr Gifford, Plymouth ...... 459 Clovelly .................. 91 the-Moor .................. 761 Cleverdon,seeBradworthy go Cookbury .................. 152 Brookfield, see Bovey Cattedown, see Plymouth 446 Clifton, see Dartmouth ... 172 Cook worthy, see Lifton ... 361 Tracey..................... 84 Cattewater,see Plymouth 446 Clifton, see East Down ... r86 Coombe, sec Ideford ...... 325 Brooking, see Dartington 169 Caute, see Shebbear ...... 627 Clovelly ... ...... .. .......... 140 Coombe, see Roborough 6u Broomborongh,seeTotnes 737 Chaddlehanger, seeLam- Clovelly Dykes, see Coombe Vale, see West Broomford,seeJacobstowe 340 erton ..................... 356 Clovelley .................. 140 Teignrnouth ............ 669 Brownsham,see Hartland 299 Chagford ..................... 124 Clubworthy, see North Coombsfoot, see Brendon 94 Brownswell-Higher, see Chaisty, see Holsworthy. 310 Petherwin ............... 443 Coppestone,seeColebrooke Ashburton ............... 30 Challaborough, see Ring- Clyst-Broad, see Broad 146; Crediton 156 & Brownston,see Mod bury 383 more ..................... 6rr Clyst ........................ ros Down St. Mary ......... 187 Brushford ...... ............ 109 Challabrook, see Bovey Clyst I<'ounson,see Sowton 642 Copthorne, see North Brutus' Stone, see Totnes 739 Tracey .. ... .. .. .. .. .. 84 Clyst Honiton .. .. .. .. r4r Petherwin .. .... .. ... .. 443 Buckerell .................. 109 Challacombe ............... 125 Clyst Hydon ............... 141 Curham, see Halberton ... 294 Buckfast, see Buckfast- Challacombe,seeManaton 373 Clyst St. George ......... 142 Corn wood .................. 152 leigh ................ , ....... 109 Chapel H1ll, see Ezmouth 276 Clyst St. Lawrence ...... 142 Corn worthy .................. 153 Buckfastleigh ............... ro9 Chapel Town, see Taw- Clyst St. Mary ............ 142 Corn worthy-East, see Buckhorn, see Ashwater. 37 stock ..................... 663 Clyst William, see Plym- Cornworthy ............... IS3 Buckish Mills, see Park- Chapman's Barrows, see tree ........................ 603 Corscombe, see :Sampford ham ........................ 440 Parracombe ............ 441 Cohbaton, see Swym- Courtenay ............... 620 Bnckland Abbey, see Ply· Chapman's Well, see St. bridge ..................... 652 Coryton ..................... 153 mouth ..................... 446 G1les-in-the-Heath ...... 615 Cobdon, see Whimple ... 759 Cotleigh ..................... 153 Backland Barton, see Chard stock .................. 126 Cockington .................. 143 Cotter bury, see Black- Combe-in-Teignhead ... 149 Chard stock All Saints, see Cock wells, see Harberton 296 awton ... .................. 8o Buckland Brewer ......... rr2 0hardstock ............... r26 Cockwood,seeCofton ...... 144 Cotton, see Cruwys Mor- Buckland-East ............ II3 Charles ..................... 126 Coddon, see Bishop's chard ..................... r62 Buckland-East & West, Charlesbottom,seeCharles 127 Tawton .................. 79 Cottwood, seeAshreigney 35 see Thurlestone ......... 682 Charleton .................. 127 Coffinswell .................. 144 Countess Wear (or Weir) 154 Buckland Filleigh ......... 113 Charleton-East & West, Cofton ........................ 144 Countisbury ............... 154 Buckland Monachorurn.. II3 see Charleton ............ 127 Colaton Raleigh ............ 144 Court Green, see North Buckland-in-the-Moor .... 115 Chawleigh .................. 127 Cold-East, see Ilsington 336 Tawton .................. 665 Buckland- North, see Chedderleigh, see Bick- Cold Harbour, see Uff. Courtenay Park, see Georgeham ............... 290 leigh, near Tiverton... 66 culme ..................... 746 Newton Abbot ......... 402 Buckland Tout Saints.... II5 Cheglinch,see WestDown 188 Colebrook .................. 145 Cove, see Tiverton ......... 686 Buckland-West .......... n6 Cheldon ..................... 128 Colebrook, see Plympton Cowick, seeExeter ......... 194 Buckland Woods, see Chelson Meadow,see Ply- St. Mary .................. 599 Cowley, see Upton Pyne. 751 Buckland-in-the-Moor. u_s mouth ..................... 446 Colecombe, see Colyton ... 147 Cowley-Upper & Lower, Buckleigh, see Westward Chelston, see Torquay ... 704 Coleford, see Colebrooke. 146 see Kentisbury ......... 343 Ho! ........................ 758 Chenson, see Chawleigh. 127 Coleridge ..................... 146 Crab Tree, see Egg Buck- Buckley, see Sidbury..... 632 Cheriton, see Brendon ... 94 Coleridge, see Egg Buck- land ........................ 191 Buck's Cross, see Buck's Cheriton, see Feniton .... 288 land ........................ 191 Craddock, see L'ffculme .. 746 Mills ........................ n6 Cheriton,seePayhembury 441 Coles Cross, see Alling- Cranbrook Castle, see Buck's Mills ............... n6 Cheriton Bishop ............ 128 ton-East ............ ... 24 Moreton Hampstead ... 395 Budlake, see Broadclyst.. r65 Cheriton Cross, see Cheri- Colestocks, see Feniton ... 288 Craze Lowman, see Budleigh-East ............ u6 ton Bishop ............... 128 Colesworthy, see Feniton 288 Tiverton .................. 686 Budleigh Salterton ....... JI7 Cheriton Fitzpaine ......... 129 Coliton, see Broadhem- Creacombe .................. 154 Buildings- New, see Cherristow, see Hartland 299 bury ........................ ro6 Creacombe, see Holbeton 307 Sandford .................. 622 Cheston, see Ugborough 748 Collacott, see Langtree ... 358 Crebor, see Tavistock ... 655 Bulkworthy ............... r2r Chettiscombe,seeTiverton 685 Collacott, see Winkleigh 763 Crediton ..................... 155 Bullapit, see Werrington 756 Chevithorne, see Tiverton 686 Collatun, see Malborough 372 Crelake, see Tav1stock ... 655 Bullen- High, see St. Chief Lowman, see Cp- Colla ton St. Mary ......... 146 Cremyll Beach, see Ply- Giles-in-the-Wood ...... 6r6 lawman .................. 749 Colla ton, see Whitchurch 760 mouth ..................... 456 Buller Park, see Crediton 156 Chilla-East & West, see Collibear, see Tawstock ... 664 Cremyll Point, see Ply- Bull Point, see Mortehoe 398 Black Torrington ... ... 82 Collumpton, see Cul- mouth ..................... 46o .Bua Ring (The), see Ply- Chillaton,seeMiltonAbbot 38r lompton .................. 162 Cmckernwell,see Cheriton mouth ............~ ........ 446 Chillington,seeStokenhm 65o Collyend, see Paignton ... 431 Bishop 124; & Drew- Bull worthy, see Alver- Chilsworthy, ,;cc Hols- Colscott, see West Put- steignton .................. 188 discott ..................... 26 worthy ..................... 3rr ford ........................ 6o8 Crofts (The),scc Paignton 431 Burbidge, see Chawleigb 127 Chittlehampton ............ 130 Colwell, see Egg Buck- Cross Green, see Broad- Burlescombe ............... 121 Chittleham-Holt ............ 129 land ........................ 191 wood Widger ............ roB Burraton, see Ermingtou 192 Chive! stone .................. 131 Colyford, see Colyton ... 147 Cross Tree, see Braunton 93 Burridge, see Chawleigh. 127 Chivenor, see Heanton Colyton ..................... 147 Crowley, see Membury ... 379 Burrington .................. 122 Punchardon ............ 303 Combe, see Allington- Crown Hill,seeEgg Buck- Burrough, see Bridgerule 98 Christow ..................... 131 East........................ 24 land rgr; &St.Hudeaux 614 Burrows, see Harpford ... 298 Chudleigh .................. 132 Corn be, see Big bury ... ... 77 Crowther's Hill, see Dart- Burrows (The), see Chudleigh Fort, see Bide- Corn be, see Bishop's mouth ..................... r69 Northam .................. 415 ford........................ 68 Teignton .................. 79 Croyde, see Georgeham .. 290 Bursdon, see Hartland ... 298 Chudleigh Knighton ...... 134 Cornbe, see Broad wood Cruwys Morchard ......... 161 Buvston, see Zeal Mona- Chuggaton, see Swym- Widger ..................... roB Cudliptown,seePetertavy 442 chornm .................. 772 bridge ..................... 653 Combe, see .Malborough 372 Cudworthy, see Dolton ... 18S Bury Meadow,see Exeter 194 Chumleigh .................. 135 Combe, see Templeton ... 678 Culbone, see Lynmouth .. 369 Butterleigh
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