A SHORT HISTORY OF TETTENHALL

Almost everything in this short history is taken from Geoffrey Hancock's "A Tettenhall History", published by Broadside, 1991. We are very grateful to the author for allowing us to treat his work in this way. But we must make it clear that he is not responsible for the selection and interpretation. It will also be obvious that this short history is but the bare bones of the matter. The original book contains much more information as well as a great deal of illustrative material and different pictures. And this version in no way captures either the readability or the good humour of the original. Some copies of the book are still available and it is strongly recommended.

	Contents
2.	The earliest times
3.	The early church
4.	The medieval fields and forests
5.	The sixteenth century
6.	The seventeenth century
7.	The eighteenth century
8.	The canal and the turnpike
9.	The nineteenth century - enclosure
10.	The nineteenth century - the village and its people
11.	The nineteenth century - new people and new schools
12.	The late nineteenth century
13.	The twentieth century

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