South Sykes
Other OS name in the Parish of Saxilby with Ingleby
Historical Forms
- the great Sike 1766 SaxPar 1780 SaxPar
- Great Sike 1779 SaxPar 1802 EnclA
- Little Sike 1779 SaxPar
- Broadsike 1802 EnclA 1811 TLE
- Brad Syke 1838 Padley
- Syke (close) 1813 Monson
- Sikes 1824 O
- Syke Allotment 1838 Padley
- Syke Close 1838 Padley
Etymology
, the great Sike 1766SaxPar , 1780SaxPar , Great Sike 1779SaxPar , 1802EnclA , Little Sike 1779SaxPar , Broadsike 1802EnclA , 1811TLE , Brad Syke 1838Padley , Syke (close )1813Monson ,Sikes 1824 O, Syke Allotment 1838Padley , Syke Close 1838Padley , v. sík ' a ditch ' .
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Bridge Street
- Church Lane Farm
- Saxilby House
- South Moor Farm
- Sykes Lane
- Tom Otters Bridge
- Tom Otters Lane
- Towing Path
- Wood Farm
- Codder Lane Belt
- Cowdale Lane
- High House
- Ingleby Farm
- Ingleby Grange
- Ingleby Hall Farm
- Ingleby House
- Moat
- Old Wife's Lane(lost)
- River Till
- (Ingleby) Wood Farm
- Church Farm
- Saxilby Covert
- Saxilby Moor
- Allotment Gardens
- Aqueduct
- Birchwood
- Brickworks (disused)
- Church Lane
- Cricket Ground
- Chemical Works
- Five Lane End
- Fossdike Navigation
- Green Lane
- The Hollies
- Kesteven Siding
- Lincoln Road (boundary)
- Manor House
- Mill Hill
- Mill Lane
- Odder
- Odder Bridge
- The Old Rectory
- Ox Pasture Bridge
- Pasture Farm
- River Till
- Sand Lane
- Saxilby Bridge
- Saxilby Mill
- Sun Hotel
- Chapel Yard
- Codder Lane Belt
- Saxilby Ironworks