Seacourt
Early-attested site in the Parish of Wytham
Historical Forms
- (ad) Seouecanwrthe c.957 BCS1002 c.1200
- (æt) Seofecanwyrþe c.957 c.1240 ib
- Seuacoorde 1086 DB
- Seuecurt William Abingdon c.1240
- Seuecheworda 1130 P 1284 Ass
- Seouecanwrthe, Seouecawrða, Suuecurda a.1170 ClaudiusCix c.1200
- Seuecurth' c.1185 OxonCh 1209 Abbr
- Sauekesworda 1166 RBE 13th
- Seuekwrth', Seuekwerth' c.1200 S c.1280
- Seukewurth' 1221 Cur
- Seukeworth' 1230–1 MemR
- Seuekewell' 1241 Ass
- Seukesworth 1378 Banco
- Seukeworth 1329,1377 Fine
- Seukworth 1331 Cl
- Sekkeworth 1337 Ch
- Secourte 1535 VE
- Seckworth 1728 LN
- Sea Court c.1800 Bodl
Etymology
Seacourt Stream may have been regarded as the main stream of the R. Thames in the 10th cent., v. Pt 3.
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Ash Hill, Great Ash Hill and Little Ash Hill
- Wormstall Duck Pond
- Burket's Plantation
- Wytham Great Wd
- Bowlingalley Plantation
- Wytham Abbey
- Wytham Mill
- Botley Lodges
- Common Piece
- The Five Sisters
- Godstow Holt
- Hither Clay Hill
- Holly Hill Copse
- Lords Common
- Marley Wd and Marley Lo
- The Mount
- My Lady's Seat
- Overford Fm
- The Plantation
- Ten Acre Copse
- Thorny Croft
- Tilbury Fm
- Wytham Hill