Bishopsfield
Early-attested site in the Parish of Plemstall
Historical Forms
- Bishopsfield 1867 Sheaf318
- Bispediche 1354 Ch 1379 Sheaf 1355 Morris 15 Orm2 1355 16 1499 1540,1555,1573
Etymology
Bishopsfield (lost, 109–416673), Bishopsfield 1867 Sheaf3 18 (4488a), the name of a postal district and locality, has been associated with Bispediche 1354 (1379) Ch, 1355 (15) Sheaf, 1355 (16) Morris, 1499 Orm2, 1540, 1555, 1573 Morris, Sheaf, 'the bishop's ditch', v. biscop , dīc , a ditch joining Flooker's Brook 124 opposite the point where the city boundary left the brook to run south towards Boughton, v. Sheaf1 1, 189–190.
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Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Aldersey Ho
- Back Brook
- Field Ho
- Holly Ho
- Hoole Bank
- Hoole Cottage, Hoole Fm, Hoole Hall, Hoole Ho, Hoole Lane, Hoole Lane Fm, Hoole Lodge & Hoole Park
- Oak Bank, Oak Lea
- Old Hall
- Piper's Ash
- The Street
- Ash Hay Lane
- Hill Fm
- Manor Fm
- Picton Gorse
- Salter's Lane
- The Street
- Green Lane
- Holme Ho
- Hoole Rd
- Meadow Lea Fm
- The Street
- Trafford Bridge
- Trafford Mill
- Tyre Fm
- Greenfield Cottage
- Beech Ho
- Hare Lane Fm