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GENUKI: Fazeley (319 words) |
 | "Fazeley is a considerable village at the junction of the Fazeley and Coventry Canals, in the pleasant vale of the Tame, one and a quarter miles S of Tamworth. |
| Fazeley township comprises 1827 acres, and 1690 souls, and forms, with the exception of Dunstall and Bitterscote liberties, a chapelry district (of Tamworth parish). |
| "Fazeley church, (St Paul), is a neat building, which was erected and endowed in 1810, by the first Sir Robert Peel, Bart, whose grandson, the present baronet, is patron of the perpetual curacy, in the incumbency of the Rev Cyprian Thompson." |
| Fazeley Junction (163 words) |
| Fazeley Junction - Birmingham and Fazeley Canal and The Coventry Canal |
| Fazeley Junction: The Birmingham and Fazeley canal reached here in 1789 and is a meeting point of the B'ham and Fazeley and the Coventry canal. |
| The Coventry canal leaves Fazeley Junction to continue a pleasent journey on to Tamworth with its famous castle. |
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