Hitesgate
Field in the Parish of Cawston
Historical Forms
- Hitesgate 1354 Ct 11 Sawyer
- Hitestile 1354 Ct
- Hytesbrigg 1362 Ct
- Hyteslane 1459 Ct
- Hytes pitt 1427 Ct
Etymology
Hitesgate 1354 Ct Schram, Hitestile 1354 Ct Schram, Hytesbrigg 1362 Ct Schram, Hyteslane 1459 Ct Schram, Hytes pitt 1427 Ct Schram(cf. apud Hytes 1427; the spellings Hites -, Hytes, which here occur incombination with gata, stigel, brycg, lane and pytt, look like the gen. of the OE pers.n. Hyht as found in Hihtes gehæg 963(11 Sawyer 1303) BCS 1106; v. alsoHixon St in DEPN)
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Beerhouse Farm
- Bluestone Hall
- Bluestone Lodge
- Bluestone Plantation
- Booton Lane
- Botany Bay Farm
- Cawston Grove
- Cawston Heath
- Cawston Wood
- Church Farm
- Church Lane
- Craft Lane
- Crow Hall
- Deadman's Hill
- Dix's Farm
- Docking Farm
- Docking Plantation
- Eastgate
- Graytoft
- Green Lane
- Hall Farm
- Haveringland Hall
- High Plantation
- High Street
- Hill Farm
- Hundred Acre Plantation
- Larch Plantation
- Malthouse Farm
- Manor House
- Marsh Plantation
- Middle Clump
- Moathill
- Nelly's Folly
- New Street
- Nine Acre Plantation
- North Belt
- Quebec Farm
- Rookery Clump
- Round Plantation
- Smuggler's Hole
- Southgate Bridge
- Top Clump
- White House
- White House Farm
- Wood Farm
- Woodrow Farm