Patchway
Early-attested site in the Parish of Almondsbury
Historical Forms
- Petsage Hy3 Monast
- Petshagh 1276 RH
- Petshawe 1287 Ass 1327 SR 1606 FF
- Petchawe 1544 ib
- Petshall c.1540 AOMB
- Petteslawe (sic) 1287 Ass
- Petteshall 1569 FF 1612 Rec
- Peccheshawe 1428 Aug
- Petishawe 1440 FF 1493 Pat
- Pet(e)shawe 1540 FF 1541 Aug
- Padchewaye 1542 LP
- Patchway als. Pathchawe 1629 FF
- Patchow 1570 FF
- Patshoe 1636 Inq
- Patches als. Patshawe 1624 FF
Etymology
'Pēot's enclosure' from the OE pers.n. Pēot , v. haga . The form Pat - does not appear until the name had been popularly associated with the word patch ; cf. also Phonol. § 44 (a ) for -ts - becoming -tch -, and § 42 (c ) for the -way forms.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Hogston
- Sundayshill Covert
- Brokenborough
- Cattybrook Fm
- Easter Compton
- Compton Greenfield
- Gaunts Earthcott
- Hortham Fm
- Woodlands (Wood)
- Hempton
- Knole Park
- Over
Other OS name
- Old Coffer Gout
- Almondsbury Hill
- Bagwood Fm
- Baileys Mead Rhine
- Bell Gout
- Blackhorse Hill
- Bowsland Fm
- Brand Ho
- Callicroft Fm
- Church Fm
- Court Fm
- Ellicks Woods
- Hayes Fm & Hayes Wood
- Highwood Ho
- Knap Ho
- Knoll Fm
- Marshwal Lane
- Mill Rhine
- Monmouth Hill
- The Mount
- Newman's Hill
- Oldfields
- Oakhall Fm
- Pegwell Wood
- Pound Fm
- Ramsleaze Pool
- Ridge Plat & Ridge Wood
- Ringhurst Fm
- Round Hill
- St Swithin's Chapel & St Swithin's Fm
- Shaymoor Lane
- Sparable
- Stoke Lane
- Washingpool Fm
- Weavers Wood