Peaslake
Early-attested site in the Parish of Shere with Gomshall
Historical Forms
- Pislake 1662,1683 Rental
- Peaslick Bottom 1749 B
Etymology
Peaslake is Pysshelake , Pysshelakemede t. Hy 5, Pyschelake , Pys (s )helake t. Ed 4Ct , Pislake 1662, 1683Rental , Peaslick Bottom 1749 B. 'Stream by which peas grow,' v. pise , lacu .Words in pis - often become euphemistically pish -, cf. EDDs. vv .
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Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Gomshall
- West Chart
- Holmbury St Mary and Holmbury Hill
- Hazel Hall
- Lawbrook
- Netley Ho and Heath
- Sutton
- Tenningshook Wood
- Wolvens Fm
- Cotterell's Fm
- Hurt Wood
- Felday
Other OS name
- Burrows Lea
- Combe Bottom
- Dick's Hill
- Dilton Fm
- Drydown Fm
- Gomshall Marsh
- Hatch Fm
- High House Fm
- Hollister Fm
- Hound Ho
- Kingswood Hanger
- Lane End Fm
- Medlands Fm
- Moseley Copse
- Mother Webbs Corner
- Pitland Street
- Towerhill Fm
- Barnet Wood
- Bently Cottages and Copse
- Colekitchen Fm
- Staplelane Copse
- Chantry Lane and Bridge
- Spurfold Copse
- West Hanger
- Wickhams Copse
- Burrows Cross
- Purser's Fm