Schools
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Education was the province of the well off, those able to afford the money to either send their children away to school, pay for a governess or tutor or to afford the pence to send to a local school.
1662 | Edward Fido M.A. | to be admitted to teach a Grammar School |
1678 | Richard Harte B.A. | ex M.A.literature to be licensed headmaster of the public school |
1693 | Christopher Hanley M.A. | to be licensed to teach children at the public school in Tetbury |
1701-1702 | William Hall | to be licensed to teach children at the public school in Tetbury |
1708 | John Lewis | licensed as headmaster |
1735 | Henry Wightwick | licensed to teach the free grammar school |