Survey of English Place-Names

Historical Forms

• Sidenhale c.1280 Chol

• Sydenhale 1345(p),1355,1378 Eyre 1443 ChRR

• Sydenhale iuxta Tatenhale 1503 Orm2

• Sydenhal' 1348 Eyre

• Sidnall 1468 Sotheby 1492 Plea 1563 Orm2

• Sydnall 1533 Sheaf 1538 ChRR 1558 Orm2 1563 ChRR 1595 Sheaf 1664 Cre

• Sydinhall 1478 ChRR

• Newton iuxta Sydenhall 1482 Chol 1529 Plea 1588 ChRR

• Newton iuxta Sidenhall 1486,1488 MinAcct

• Syddenhall 1580,1655 Cre

• Siddenhall 1613 Orm2 1648 Sheaf

• the Hall of Siddenhall 1626 AddCh

• Sidwall 1485 ChRR 1580 Sheaf 1656 Orm2

• Sydenham 1541 ChRR

• Siddall 1671 Sheaf348

Etymology

'The broad nook or valley', from sīd (wk.dat.sg. sīdan ) and halh (dat.sg. hale ), with hall . The location has not been found, but it must have been towards Newton 96supra .