Lightwood
Early-attested site in the Parish of Norton
Historical Forms
- Lietewode, le Lyetewode a.1290 Hallviii
- Lightwod(e), Lyghtwod(e) c.1300 Halliii 1385 Hallviii 1469 Halliv
- Lyghtwoode 1543 ShefTC
Etymology
Lightwood, Lietewode , le Lyetewode a. 1290 Hall viii (p), Lightwod (e ), Lyghtwod (e )c. 1300 Hall iii (p), 1385 Hall viii (p), 1469 Hall iv, Lyghtwoode 1543ShefTC . 'Bright wood', v. lēoht , wudu .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Bradway
- Greenhill
- Hazlebarrow Fm
- Hazlehurst Fm
- Hemsworth
- Herdings
- Jordanthorpe
- Maugerhay
- Meersbrook
- Norton Lees
- Norton Woodseats
- Twentywellsick
Other OS name
- Ashes Wood
- Back Moor
- Batemoor Fm
- Bolehill
- Bridle Road Wood
- Broomfield
- Bullock Storth
- Bunting Nook
- Camping Lane
- Carfield Fm
- Carr Wood
- Chancet Wood
- Clay Wood
- Cliffe Field Road
- Cobnar Road
- Cockshutt's Fm
- Coneygree Wood
- Cowmouth Fm
- Delves Wood
- Derbyshire Lane
- Dyche Lane
- The Folds
- Four Lane Ends
- Grange Fm
- Greenhill Moor
- Harvey Clough Road
- Hemper Lane
- Hill Clough Wood
- Holmhirst Road
- Hutcliff Wood
- Lees Hall
- Little Norton
- Long Wood
- Lowedges
- The Lumb
- Mawfa Lane
- Meadow Head
- Newfield Spring Wood
- North Croft
- Norton Green
- Norton Hall
- Norton Hammer
- Norton Lane
- Norton Park
- The Oaks
- Parson's Wood
- Poynton Wood
- Rollestone Wood
- Sheephill Fm
- Smithy Wood Road
- West Cliffe
- Wet Lands