Pardshaw
Early-attested site in the Parish of Dean
Historical Forms
- Perdishaw, Perdishau c.1205 StBA n.d.
- Perdishou c.1300 StB
- Perdyshowe 1370 Ipm 1397 FF
- Perdishewe 1537 CW(OS)xiv
- Perdissow 1570 FF
- Pardishou c.1260 StB
- Pardisou 1266 Ass
- Pardyeshou 1290 Cl
- Pardishow(e) 1292 Ass 1578 Cocker
- Perdeshow 1266 MinAcct
- Pardeshou 1338 Cl
- Pardeshowe 1369 Ipm
- Paradyshowe 1382 Ipm
- Prodessowe 1399 IpmR
- Bardsey Hall 1576 S
- Pardsey 1578 Cocker
- Pardshawe 1601 FF
- Bradsey Hall 1672 Blome
- Pardsey or Bardshaw 1794 H
- Pargay 1660 CantWviii
- Pardsey Cragg 1544 NB
Etymology
The second element is haugr. The first is doubtless identical with that of Perdiswell (PN Wo 113). Both contain a metathesised form of Preed , an OE name found in the Liber Vitae of Durham (DEPN).
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Dean Moor
- Deanscale
- Branthwaite Bridge
- Branthwaite Edge
- Calva Hill
- Pardshaw Crag
- Ullock Mains
- Browtop
- Butts Wood
- Cockshot Wood
- Crofthouse
- Crookelty Spout
- Cup and Ring
- Fifkettle Brow
- Foulknott Hill
- Frith Wood
- Gatebarrow
- Greencastle Brow
- Branthwaite
- Highfield Ho
- Lusty Close
- Outfield Plantation
- Park Hill
- Raise
- Rye Cottage
- Shawbank Brow
- Smithybanks Wood
- Near and Far Stockbeck
- Toot Well
- Whitekeld
- Woodhall Brow
- Woodside
- Wright Green
- Acrewalls
- Kirby Brow
- Branthwaite Hall
- Broomy Hill
- Longcross Intack