Ladyshaw Bottom
Early-attested site in the Parish of New Mills
Historical Forms
- Laddeschawebothme 1306 Ass
- Ladesshawbothome 1549 FF
- Ladshawbothom 1564 ib
- Ladyshawe Bothom 1641 DuLaSC
Etymology
Ladyshaw Bottom (6″), Laddeschawebothme 1306 Ass (p), Ladesshawbothome 1549 FF, Ladshawbothom 1564 ib, Ladyshawe Bothom 1641DuLaSC . Perhaps 'Ladda's copse', v. sceaga , to which botm 'valley' was added. For the pers.n. cf. Ladgate, Ladhill Beck (PN NRY 158, 203) and Tengvik 256–7. The form Lady - is presumably due to popular etymology.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Aspenshaw Hall
- Beard Hall
- Beardhough
- Cown Edge Rocks
- Knightwake
- Ollersett
- Raven Slack
- Rowarth
- Shedyard
- Strines
- Thornset
- Whitle
Other OS name
- Anderton Ho
- Bakehurst
- Ballbeard
- Bank Head
- Bate Mill
- Beard Mill
- Beardwood Fm
- Blake Hall
- Briergrove
- Broadhurst
- Brownhill
- Butcher's Piece Fm
- Butterbank Plantation
- Charson Green
- Cloughhead
- Coalpit Hill
- Cobsters
- Cold Harbour
- Crowther
- Diglands
- Downs Bank
- Eaves Knoll
- Far Slack
- Feeding Hey
- Gibb Hey
- Golden Spring
- Gowhole
- Hague Fold
- Hidebank
- Highfield
- High Hill
- High Lee
- Highwalls
- Hollinhurst Head
- Hollins
- Howcroft Fm
- Hutfall Plantation
- Jordanwall Nook
- Ladygate Fm
- Low Leighton
- Moor Lo
- Napkin Piece
- Nob Hall
- Over Lee
- Pole Lane
- Popples
- Redishaw
- Ringstones
- Robin Hood's Picking Rods
- Tanpits Fm
- Thecks
- Thornset Fields
- Watford Villa
- Wethercotes
- Whitle Bank
- Will Hey
- Windy Knowl