NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Everton, Bedfordshire

Norman Everton (1196 words)
	Everton Manor, sometimes known as Everton Bury or Netherbury, was thought to be on the spring line at the foot of the ridge at Story Moats.
	Everton Mosbury, sometimes known as Mossbury or Moricebury, is the Bedfordshire part of the village and it is possible that it was on the site of Manor Farm.
	Everton Biggin is the manor on the western edge of the parish near its boundary with Tempsford.

Tetworth Parish Page (829 words)
	Everton, or Everton-cum-Tetworth, was partly in Huntingdonshire and partly in Bedfordshire, but it has always formed a single ecclesiastical parish.
	Everton and Tetworth, however, are dealt with as two townships in the inclosure award of 1802, and have since been considered separate civil parishes.
	Everton became a civil parish in Bedfordshire in 1810, and this was transferred to Huntingdonshire in 1842.

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