Bannawell
Early-attested site in the Parish of Tavistock and Tavistock Hamlets
Historical Forms
- Banawylle 1337 ADiii
Etymology
Probably 'Bana 's spring,' v. wielle , though bananwylle , 'slayer's spring,' or even bānawylle , 'spring of the bones,' is just possible. Bannawell is now the name of a street in Tavistock. Cf. Banwell (So), æt Bananwylle BCS 612.
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Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Crowndale
- Whitham
- Azores
- Bowrish Cottages
- Stilesweek
- Woodovis
- Crebor
- Hurdwick
- Indescombe
- Milemead
- Nutley
- Parswell
- Pettypace
- Pixon Lane
- Rubbytown
- Rumonsleigh Cottages
- Shilla Mill
- Gulworthy
- Wilminstone
Other OS name
- Fitzford Cottages
- Morwellham
- Abbotsfield
- Artiscombe
- Blanchdown Wood
- Briscotts Cottage
- Broadwell
- Buctor
- Burnford
- Chipshop
- Crelake
- Grammerby Wood
- Hartshole
- Hatchwood
- Hele
- Hocklake
- Impham
- Kilworthy
- Kingford
- Luscombe Down
- Maddacleave Wood
- Mana Butts
- Downhouse
- Morwell Down
- Morwell
- Newton
- Ogbear
- Parkwood
- Particliffe Wood
- Radge
- Ramsham Wood
- Sandypark
- Sheepridge
- Taviton