Locksash
Early-attested site in the Parish of East, North and Up Marden
Historical Forms
- Lokesh'es 12th Box
- Lokesers c.1230 Box
- Huplokeshes 1227 FF
- Lokeshassh 1307 Ass
Etymology
This is probably 'Locc's ersc.' The Hup - in the 1227 form suggests that there may have been a High and Low Locksash, corresponding probably to the present-day Locksash and Old Locksash.
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