Carved out of the Sherborne bishopric in 909, it initially covered all Devon and Cornwall, though from 931 to 1027 St Germans was the separate see for Cornwall. In 1050 Leofric moved the bishopric to Exeter.
diocese of Crediton
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 | Eadwulf of Crediton |
| Æthelgar (Bishop of Crediton) |
| Ælfwold I |
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- Eadwulf of Crediton
- Æthelgar (Bishop of Crediton)
- Ælfwold I
- Ælfric of Crediton
- Ælfwold III
- Eadnoth of Crediton
- Sideman (bishop)
- Ælfwold II
- Robert Evens
- Leofric (bishop)
- Bishop of Crediton
- Lyfing of Winchester
- Plegmund
- South Petherwin
