Hayward
Early-attested site in the Parish of Awre
Historical Forms
- Haiward 12 France
- Haywarth 1203 ClR
- Hayward 1830 M
- Heywardes c.1520 ECP
Etymology
Hayward, Haiward 12 France, Haywarth 1203 ClR, Hayward 1830 M, Heywardes c. 1520 ECP. 'Water-meadow used for growing hay', v. hēg , waroð ; it denoted low-lying ground on the bank of the R. Severn.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Gatcombe
- Hagloe
- Hamstalls
- Nibley
- Poulton
- Viney
- Etloe
- Blakeney
- Blakeney Bailey
- Bledisloe
- Box Fm, Box Grove & Box Rock
Other OS name
- Ayleford
- Bideford Brook
- Brain's Green
- Brawn Fm
- Bray's Court
- Brims Pill
- Brunches
- Bushy Hill & Bushy Reddings
- Cliff Grove
- Cockshoot Bridge
- Cox
- Field Ho
- Foxholes
- Glyn-Coed
- Guy Hall
- Haiebrook Fm
- Hall Fm & Hall Grove
- Hawfield
- Hayes (Wood)
- Hickman's Court
- Howlets
- Hulins Fm
- Kingsland
- The Ledge
- Kite's Nest
- Lilliesgrove
- Maiden Hall
- Martins
- Medway Cottage
- Milkhamhead
- Millend
- Moorfield
- Nether Hall
- Northington
- Oaklands Park
- Oatfield
- Old Hill
- Oldstreet Ho
- Ovilo
- Perry Grove
- Phipps Grove
- Poulton Court
- Roseneath
- Rowmedley
- Shepherdine Ho
- Stretfield Hill
- Two Bridges
- Under Dean
- Whitescourt
- Woodend Lane
- Bennet's Cottage & Bennet's Grove