Teilleul

Teilleul (Telliolum) is a common department of the Manche, in the area Basse-Normandie, in France.

Administration

|- | align=right| March 6th 1983 -???? || Jean Bizet ||align=" center" | UMP ||

Demography

gentilé the east teilleulais and teilleulaise

Monuments

Events

Every Monday morning: Market with the dial, places field of foire.
Every Thursday morning: Market, place of the fairground.

History

1169 : The City was burned by rebels
July 14th, 1845, 15:00: A meteorite, from a weight of 0,8 kg, type achondrite howarite AHOW, falls with Vivionère
In 1801, the commune belonged to the district of Mortain. In 1926, it was under that of Avranches

Famous characters

Guillaume Morel (1505 Teilleul - 1564)
Jean the Religious bigot (1549 Teilleul-????), writer
Emile Malon (August 16th, 1888 Teilleul - September 28th, 1940 Teilleul): Deputy of the English Channel from April 18th, 1937 to May 31st, 1942

Education

College Pierre Mottier

Transport

Teilleul had in common, with Barenton a railway station, called Barenton- Teilleul, located on the line Pontaubault - Domfront

See too

List of war memorials French surmounted by a cock

Sources and References

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