Royalswood Fm
Early-attested site in the Parish of Audlem, Acton & Wrenbury
Historical Forms
- boscus de Ruhale c.1130 Cott.Faust.Bviii 1479
- the Royall Wood c.1130(18),1577(18) Sheaf328
- (the) Royal(l) Wo(o)de, Royal(l) Wood 1547 MinAcct c.1550 Surv 1560,18 Sheaf
- Royals Wood & Royals Farm 1831 Bry
- Big Wood 1842 TA145
Etymology
Royalswood Fm (110–601456) [rɔiəlz-] older local [raiəlz-], Big Wood (118–595448), boscus de Ruhale c.1130 (1479) Cott . Faust. B viii, the Royall Wood c.1130 (18), 1577 (18) Sheaf3 28 (6118), (the ) Royal (l ) Wo (o )de , Royal (l ) Wood 1547MinAcct , c.1550Surv , 1560, 18 Sheaf, Royals Wood & Royals Farm 1831 Bry, Big Wood 1842TA 145, 'the rye- nook', from ryge and halh , with wudu . Cf. prec.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Aston, Aston Heath
- Coole Lane, Back Coole Lane, Hall O'Coole & Coos Fm
- Grindley Green
- The Royals
- Sandford Bridge & Sandford Fm
- Wild Heath
Other OS name
- Adamley Pool
- Audlem Bridge
- Barnettbrook
- Big Wood
- Bleak Ho
- Blue Bache Fm
- Brickbank Wood
- Brickwall Fm
- Brown's Bank
- Burleydam
- Dodd's Green, Dodd's Green Lane
- Doddsgreen Fm
- Eagle Hall Cottages
- Ferneybank
- Grandford, Grandford Lane
- Hollingreen, Hollingreen Lane, Hollin Lane, Hollin Lane Fm
- Kingswoodgreen Bridge
- Kingswoodgreen Fm
- Lower House Fm
- Manor House
- Moorhall Fm
- Newbridge
- Newhall Lane
- Newhall Mill, Newhall Mill Fm
- Oak Fm
- Oldmill Bridge
- Paradise Bridge
- Park Ho
- Pinnacle Fm
- Salesbrook Bridge & Salesbrook Fm
- Sheppenhall Hall
- Sheppenhall Lane
- Summerfield Ho