Everton-cum-Tetworth’s History Page

Any additions/deletions contact Bernard O’Connor: fquirk202@aol.com

Prehistoric Everton	Roman Everton	Anglo-Saxon Everton	Norman Everton	Local Customs	Local Services
The Manor of Canons of Tetworth	Everton Village	Everton Mosbury	Everton Biggin	Medieval Agriculture	Local Dignitaries
Everton Manor & Humphrey Winche	Everton Manor & Story Moats	Woodbury Manor	Woodbury Hall	Tetworth Hall & the Old Moon	Other local farms
Hasells Hall and the Pym family	19^th Century Coprolite Diggings	List of Fossils found in the area	The Enclosure Acts	Manor Farm	World War One
A Ruined Village 1879	A Ruined Village revisited 1881	Ancient Woods	Cricket 1881 - 1882	Post War Everton	World War One casualties
Cromwell’s Rest	Everton’s Brickworks	The Old Vicarage	The Saw Pit	The Arnsby Family	Local Footpaths and Bridleways
The Plaiting School	The Thatched Cottages	Walnut Tree and Coffin Lane	St Mary’s Church	The Linford Family	The Greensand Ridge Walk
Parish Relief	Cattle Droves	Jimmy Roberts’ Donkey	The Cow that Moves	Oral History Questions	The Barnett family
The Everton Tiger	Everton Lower School	Local Wells	Pubs and Beerhouses	Dickie Dodds, Essex Cricketer	RAF Tempsford Bedfordshire’s Secret Airfield
Witches and Ghosts	Crime	Everton’s Cave?	Lightning Strikes	The Dead Sow	19^th& 20^th century directories
World War Two	World War Two casualties	Rev. John Berridge – The Gospel Pedlar	Thornton and Astell Genealogy	Records of Everton History Group	The Goodman family
Housdens of Everton	19^th century Population changes	BSG	The Danes Family	1970s Changes in Everton	John Newton, preached in Everton
Everton’s first website with links to Bernard O’Connor’s research pages	Louisa Shore, Woodbury Hall	Martin Madan, Contemporary of Rev. Berridge	Robert Greene, Everton’s 18^th century vicar	Sir John Morice, d.1362	Thomas Gataker (1574–1654),
Thomas Pownall, (1722–1805),	William Astell (1774–1847)

If you want to make any corrections or add other local history stories, then contact Bernard O’Connor fquirk202@aol.com