Shodwell
Early-attested site in the Parish of Bromborough
Historical Forms
- Shodwell 1842 OS
- Shod Well 1831 Bry
- le Holghshotehale and le Shot vocat' le Holghshotehalefeld 1412 JRC
Etymology
Shodwell (lost, 109–362825), Shodwell 1842 OS, Shod Well 1831 Bry, a fishing hamlet beside R. Mersey of which only a ruined cottage and a limekiln remained in 1924 (letter to Allen Mawer from R. Stewart Brown), apparently from the p.n. Shotehale recorded in le Holghshotehale and le Shot vocat ' le Holghshotehalefeld 1412JRC .Shotehale is 'corner of land in a nook or hollow', from scēata and halh , and the shot would be a scēat(a) (ME , ModEdial. shot ) 'a division of a field, a piece of ground', called 'the low-lying part-, the low-lying field-, of Shotehale ', v. holh .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Brimston
- Allport Lane & Allport Rd, The Allports
- Bromborough Mills
- Bromborough Pool
- Court Ho
- Rice Wood
- Wargraves
- Wood Lane
Other OS name
- Brimstage Bridge & Brimstage Lane
- New Fm
- Peartree Ho
- Whitehouse Lane
- Bromborough Hall(lost)
- Bromborough New Bridge
- Bromborough Pool Bridge
- Cart Lane(lost)
- New Chester Rd & Old Chester Rd
- Cowpasture Wood
- Devil's Bank
- Dibbinsdale Brook, Dibbinsdale Lodge & Dibbinsdale Rd
- Eastham Sands
- The Green
- Little Hey
- The Marfords
- Mark Rake
- Meadowhouse
- Oakleigh
- Oak Wood
- Poulton Bridge
- The Rake, Rakehouse
- St Patrick's Well
- Shore Wood
- Slack Wood
- Stanhope Ho
- Tile Yard Cottage
- Wetcroft Lane
- Woodlands