St Edith's Church
Early-attested site in the Parish of Shocklach
Historical Forms
- le Church 1344 ChRR
- chapel of Shokelache 1352 BPR
- church of Shokelache 1377–99 AD
- l'eglise de Shokelach 1380 ib
- capella Sancte Edithe 1535 VE
- St Tedith Chappell 1607 Sheaf
- Church Shocklach 1831 Bry
- Shocklach Chapel 1842 OS
Etymology
St Edith's Church, le Church 1344 ChRR (p), chapel of Shokelache 1352 BPR, church of Shokelache 1377–99 AD, l 'eglise de Shokelach 1380 ib, capella Sancte Edithe 1535 VE, St Tedith Chappell 1607 Sheaf, Church Shocklach 1831 Bry, Shocklach Chapel 1842 OS, v. cirice , chapel . The dedication is to Ēadgȳð , abbess of Wilton, d. 984, daughter of King Edgar.
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Lordsfields
- Par Green, Par Green Hall
- Dogkennel Covert & Dogkennel Fm
- Fish Fm
- Flennen's Brook Bridge
- Hitchen's Fm
- Lane-End
- Newhouse Fm
- The Purser
- The Rough
- Shocklach Green & Shocklach Hall
- Top Ho
- Lane-End
- Moore Fm
- Castletown Rough
- Grafton Gorse
- Manor Ho
- The Soughan's, Soughan's Fm
- Lower Hall
- Pinfold Fm