Nyetimber
Early-attested site in the Parish of Pagham
Historical Forms
- Neuetunbra t.Steph France
- Niwetimbr' 1279 Ass
- Nitimbre 1275 Cl 1307 Ipm
- Nytymbre 1288 Ass
- Nitymbre al. Neutymbre 1508 FF
Etymology
v. niwe , timber . There are few if any trees here now, but there is evidence that the district was once well timbered.On the Ni - forms here and elsewhere in Sussex, v. Ekwall, Anglia Beiblatt 28, 295, and Chadwick, Studies in Old English 41.Cf. also Niton (Wt), DB Neeton , 1316–1428 FA Nywe (n )ton .For a similar name cf. Nyetimber and Newtimber infra 175, 286 and Newtimber in Warblington (Ha), DBNeutibrige (sic).
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Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Aldwick
- Charlton
- Crimsham Fm
- Forbridge Fm
- Highwoods Barn
- Honer
- Lagness
- Loxley
- Rose Green
- Sefter Fm
- Willowhale Fm
- Withering