Maud Heath's Causeway
Early-attested site in the Parish of Chippenham
Historical Forms
- le Cawseye 1592 Add
Etymology
Maud Heath's Causeway takes its name from one Maud Heath who lived at Langley Burrell in 1474. She left money to maintain a footway from Wick Hill to Chippenham Clift. Tradition has it that she was a market woman but this has been denied in favour of some more substantial woman of the neighbourhood.For further details v. WM i, 256 ff. It is called le Cawseye 1592Add .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Allington
- Cheverden Fm
- Derriads Fm
- Foghamshire
- Fowlswick Fm
- Lowden
- Rowden
- Sheldon
- Tytherton Lucas and East Tytherton