Saucelands
Early-attested site in the Parish of Ardingly
Historical Forms
- Sawceland al. Sawceryes 16th Ct
- Sawceland 1606 SRS14,49
- ate Sauserye 1327 SR
Etymology
Saucelands (6″) is Sawceland al. Sawceryes 16th (Ct ), Sawceland 1606 (SRS 14, 49) and is to be associated with the family of Thos ate Sauserye (1327 SR). There is a similar pers. name in the Kentish SR for this date. It was evidently a place where salting was carried on in medieval times.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Awell Barn
- Strudgate Fms
- Berry Fm
- Bolney Fm
- Bursteye Fm
- Burstow Hill
- Fullingmill Cottages
- Hapstead
- Hickpots
- Hornsland Wood
- Lywood Ho
- Pipstye
- Tillinghurst Fm
- River's Fm and Wood
- Wakehurst Place