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.
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