Highwoods Barn
Early-attested site in the Parish of Pagham
Historical Forms
- Hegwode, Heywode, Heghwode 1271,1279 Ass 1340 NI
Etymology
Highwoods Barn (6″) probably takes its name from the family of Hegwode , Heywode , Heghwode (1271, 1279Ass , 1340 NI), or the family may derive from the place-name, the s being pseudo- manorial. If the name is local it must be 'enclosure-wood,' v. (ge )-hæg , and not really 'high' wood.
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Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Aldwick
- Charlton
- Crimsham Fm
- Forbridge Fm
- Honer
- Lagness
- Loxley
- Nyetimber
- Rose Green
- Sefter Fm
- Willowhale Fm
- Withering