Hardwick
Early-attested site in the Parish of Nettleton
Historical Forms
- Herdwic Hy2 Gilb 1409 Cur 1200 Ass 1202 FF 1206 Ass 1208–9 P 1209 Fees 1242–43
- Herdwyk e13 Gilb 1409 HarlCh 1242 Cl 1350 FA 1428
- Herdwyck 1237 FF 1242–32 Fees
- Herdwik 1250 FF
- Herdewych Hy2 Dugdvi 1319
- Herdewic 1202 P 1202 Ass 1203 FF 1218 Ass
- Herdewych 1245 FF
- Herdewyk 1330 Orig 1359,1367 Ipm
- Herdewyke 1388,1393 Cl
- Herdewik 1346 FA
- Herdewike 1388 Cl
- Hertwich' 1200 Cur
- Hertwik 1303 FA
- Herthwic 1202 FF
- Herthwike c.1275 LNQvi
- Herthewyk 1284 Ipm
- Herthewic Ed1 HarlCh
- Hardewic 1218 Ass
- Herwic 1230–40 RAiv
- Herwik 1346 FA
- Herwyk 1316 1327 SR 1387 Peace
- harwick 1587 Yarb
- Hardwick Close 1794 EnclA 1825 BC
Etymology
'The herd farm', v. heorde-wīc. The site of the lost settlement is shown on the Plan of the Enclosure Award and is marked on the 6″ O.S. map, and v. DB lvii for details.
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Black Bull
- Big Wood
- Ash Holt
- High Street
- Home Fm
- Howe Hill
- Long Wood
- Nettleton Beck, Becklands, Beck Plantation
- Nettleton Bleak Ho
- Nettleton Bottom
- Nettleton Gap
- Nettleton Grange
- Nettleton Hill
- Nettleton Ho
- Nettleton Lodge
- Nettleton Manor, Manor Fm, Manor Wood
- Nettleton Moor
- Nettleton Top, Top Barn
- Nettleton Wold Fm
- Nettleton Wood
- New Fm
- Oxgangs
- Sand Pit
- South Moor
- Stope Hill Fm, Stope Hill Grange
- Tugdale Wood
- Warren Hill
- Wood Fm
- Wykeham Well
- Glebe Fm