Old Bishton
Early-attested site in the Parish of Tidenham
Historical Forms
- to Bispestune 1061–5 ASChartcix
- Bishton, Byshton 1639 FF 1678 Will
Etymology
Old Bishton, 1830 M, to Bispestune 1061–5 ASChart cix, Bishton , Byshton 1639FF , 1678 Will. 'The bishop's farmstead', v. biscop , tūn . 'Old' in relation to Bishton (Monm). Archbishop Stigand held land in the parish TRE (cf. BCS 929, DB).
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Beachley
- Buttington Tump
- Hanley Hill
- Madgett, Modesgate
- Pen-Moel
- St Twrog's Chapel
- Sedbury
- Stroat
- Wallhope Fm
Other OS name
- Alder Grove
- Anwards Ho
- Ashberry Ho
- Badams Court
- Baker's Wood
- Ban-y-Gor Rocks
- Beacon Ash & Beacon Sand
- Beech Knoll
- Boatwood
- Bough Spring
- Broad Stone
- Carnshill Fm
- Castleford
- Caswell Wood
- Chapelhouse Wood
- Chase Fm
- Chit Weir
- Clayton Wood
- Cockshut
- Cumberland Wood
- Dennell Hill
- Devil's Pulpit
- Dod Rock
- East Wood
- Folly Ho
- Garston
- Herring Bridge
- High Hall
- James's Thorns
- Kingston
- Lampland
- Mead Ho
- Modesgate
- Netherhope
- Oakhill Wood
- Oldbury Field
- Philpots Court
- Pighole Pill
- Pill Ho
- Plumweir Grove
- The Reddings, Redding Well & Redding Wood
- Rookwood
- Sedbury Cliffs
- Shorn Cliff
- The Slade
- Slime Road
- Spital Meend
- Stoulgrove
- Stowe Weir
- Tallard's Marsh
- Tidenham Chase
- Tump Fm
- Tutshill
- Walding's Pill
- Wallweir Mead
- The Wharf
- Wibdon
- Wintour's Leap
- Wirewoods Ho
- Woodcroft
- Yewbury