Standish
Major Settlement in the Parish of Standish
Historical Forms
- Stanedis 862 BCS535 l.13th
- Stanedis, Stanedys 1066–87 Glouc 1086 DB 12 Glouc c.1230 GlCh 1248 Ass 1290 Episc
- Stanedisse 1086–1284 Glouc
- Stanediss 1287 Ass
- Stanedychs' 1269 FF
- Stanedisch(e), Stanedis(s)h(e) 1291 Tax 1301 Episc 1305 FF 1314 Pat 1324 Glouc
- Standisch(e), Standis(s)h(e), Standys(s)he 1301 Episc 1324 Glouc 1354 Ch 1623 FF
- Standitch 1579 FF
Etymology
'Stony pasture-enclosure', v. stān , edisc .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
Field
- Blaneford
- Blacklands
- Brisleaze
- Brook lands
- Cinderlands
- Cleddings
- Colstone hill
- Combe
- the Coneygree
- Cow leaze
- Cox close
- Culverhay
- the Danes
- Darna
- Duffloe
- the Garstons
- Gores
- the Green hill
- Gretton ground
- the Grove
- the Hale
- the Ham
- Hanging hill
- Hayes farm
- Hazlebrook
- Kemp hay
- the Knowle
- Linch field
- Mad leaze
- Perry leaze
- Puck pitt
- the Rack hill
- Redding grove
- Scrat arse
- Sidenhams
- Stocking ground
- the Throat
- Tween dykes
- Wainefords
- Bechewood
- Byrdwood
- Buregrene
- Calvecroft
- Chelwoldesleye
- Clippereswelle
- Cluntescrofte
- Edmundesleye
- Egge
- Godefraiesclive
- Highewood
- Holeshiche
- Huntenestile
- Yvemore
- the Lampe Acre
- Longeleya
- Mechelcombe
- Morcroft Morfelde
- la Morstrete
- Otrudinge
- the Plocke
- Ruyforlonge
- Scharepacre
- la Sete
- Slobroc
- Smokesacre
- the Splatts
- Wrokeshale