Lydwicke
Early-attested site in the Parish of Slinfold
Historical Forms
- Lytewyke 1483 Ct
- hliþwic 956 BCS961
Etymology
Lydwicke is Lytewyke in 1483Ct , v. wic . It is possibly the hliþwic of 956 (BCS 961) mentioned as a denstow or swine- pasture belonging to the manor of Annington in Bramber. In that case the first element is OE hliþ, 'slope.'
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Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Clemsfold
- Dedisham
- Hurlands
- Millmead Copse
- Nowhurst Fm
- Pensfold Fm
- Pinkhurst
- Rowfold Fm and Rowland Wood
- Slaughter Bridge
- Theale Fm
- Townhouse Fm