Shardlow
Major Settlement in the Parish of Shardlow and Great Wilne
Historical Forms
- Serdelau 1086 DB
- Serdelaw 1202 FF
- Sherdelawe 1231,1240 FF
- Sardeloua c.1200 AddCh
- S(c)hard(e)low(e) e.13th Werb 1243 Fees 1249–65 Werb 1266 Darley 1286 FF
- S(c)hard(e)law(e) 1230 Memo 1269 Ass 1397 DbCh
- Chardelawe 1273 Cl
- Scardelowe 1295 Ch
- Sharlow(e) 1577 Saxton 1610 Speed 1631 StJ
Etymology
Probably 'mound with a notch or indentation', v. sceard , hlāw .The place lies low beside the R. Trent and there can be no question of hlāw in a general sense 'hill', though a search has failed to discover the mound. Cf. however supra xv.
Places in the same Parish
Field
- Alleys
- Bantons Flatt
- Barn Close
- Barton Flatts
- Bingham Green
- Court Green
- Cowford
- Cow Holme
- Cowway drain
- Crodenham
- Crooke Hedge
- Dobbholme
- the Flates
- Gravelly - shoot Side
- Greaves
- Green
- the Holme
- the Hooking
- the Horndike
- Lamas Close
- Lime Pit Lane
- the Mis - begotten
- Neather Field
- New Dyke
- Odd Meadow Leys
- Old Derwent
- Park or Paddock
- the Pickles
- Pinfold
- Reedy Holme Close
- Rolleston 's Flatt
- Smith Meadow
- Stradholme
- Tadpole Pitt
- Tipnay
- Trentfield
- the Wear
- West Field
- Wheat Close
- Wilne Town End
- Herlisholm
- Longepol
- Shotstroyndegrene