Sambrook
Early-attested site in the Parish of Cheswardine
Historical Forms
- Semebre 1086 DB
- Sambroc 1255-6 Ass
Etymology
Probably 'sand brook', though some spellings with San (d )- might have been expected. Sambourn Wa has Sam -, Sand - and Som -.
Sambrook is a township of Chetwynd parish.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Black Wd
- Brickyard Covert
- Bridlands Wd
- Cheswardine Hall
- Cheswardine Marsh, Cheswardine Marsh Cottage
- Cheswardine Park Fm
- Foresters' Hall
- Fox Bridge
- Goldstone Bank Fm
- Goldstone Common
- Goldstone Stud Fm
- Haywood Drumble
- Haywood Lane
- Haywood Pltn
- Hilltop Pltn
- Hooles Pltn
- Lawn Drumble, Lawnlane Cottages
- Little Soudley
- Manor Ho
- New Brighton
- Old Gorse Pltn
- Old Hall
- Pinetum Pltn
- Westcot Cottage
- Westcott Mill Bridge
- Wharf Tavern
- Chipnall Hall Fm
- Chipnall Lees
- Chipnall Mill, Chipnallmill Fm
- Chipnall Wd
- Coalpit Pltn
- Glass Ho
- Gorseyhill Pltns
- Jackson's Drumble
- Mill Rough
- Moss Lane
- Oldhouse Covert
- Rookery Wd
- Rushymoss Wd
- Sycamore Cottage
- Tag Lane, Taglane Pltn
- Yewtree Fm
- Ellerton Hall
- Ellerton Wd
- Sambrook Mill
- Cross Green
- Downay Ho
- Doley Fm
- Greaves Pltn
- Hanwood Fm
- Hopshort
- Park Heath, Park Heath Fm
- Robin Hood Inn
- Shawbroom
- Soudley Park
- Soudley Park Fm
- Soudley Villa
- Thorney Pits
- Waggs Brook
- Wheat Sheaf Inn
- White Ho