Survey of English Place-Names

Historical Forms

• Neubotel c.1130 LeicSurv

• Neubot 1227 ClR

• Neubold' c.1130 LeicSurv a.1250 Laz 1404 SR 1327

• Neubold' Sauce 1327 ib

• Neoboldam e.Hy2 Dane

• Neoboldam iuxta Losebi e.Hy2 ib

• Neoboldie Hy2 ib

• Neubolt Ric1 Ch 1253 Fees 1243 Pat 1414

• Neubolt Saucy 1414 ib

• Newbolt 1349 AD 1361 Nichols

• Newbolt iuxta Oseleston 1349 AD

• Newbold 1308 Inqaqd 1322 Pat 1604 SR 1610 Speed

• Newbold Sauce 1308 1416 Nichols

• Newbold Saucy 1414 Inqaqd

• Newbold Sawcy 1584 LeicW

• Newebold 1309 Pat

• Newebold Sauce 1309 ib

Etymology

'The new building, the new dwelling', v. nīwe , botl , bold . The manor was held in 1243 Fees by heres Roberti de la Sauce (MLat  heres 'an heir') and in 1252 AD by Simon de la Saucey . The family probably originally came from La Saussaye (Eure). Affixes refer also to Owston supra and to Lowesby in East Goscote Hundred (v. Lei 3168).