The Sydnall
Early-attested site in the Parish of Sutton Upon Tern
Historical Forms
- Sydenhale e.14th SBL4543
- Sidenhale 1315 SBL5449
- Syddenhall 1529 SBL5441 1627 SBL5698
- Sydenhall 1548 SBL4544
- Sydnall' 1547–8 SBL5094
- Sydnall or Sydenhall Farm 1825 SBL5647
Etymology
v. sīd 'wide, spacious' and halh : this is a recurrent p.n. compound. It is not obvious which of the numerous senses of halh is the relevant one in this case. The reference could be to a shallow bowl of land, as in Shifnal (Part 1).
Many of the later shortened forms have als Syd (d )enhall /or Sydenhall added: the name is Sydnall or Sydenhall Farm 1825SBL 5647 .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Brickkiln Covert
- Brownhill Cottage, Wd
- Chestnut Fm
- Cliff Grange
- Colehurst Building, Colehurst Cottages, Colehurst Wd
- Dry Pool
- Flash Wd
- Fox Inn
- The Grange
- Griggy Wd
- Hollygrove
- Lostford Hall, Lostford Coppice, Lostford Lane
- Mill Cottages
- New Mill
- Rock Ho
- The Rookery
- Salisburyhill Cottages
- Stone Cottages
- Ternhill Bridge
- The Villa
- Warran Fm
- Berrington
- Broad View
- Cheswardine Road Bridge, Cheswardine High Bridge
- The Common
- Crickmery Bank
- Crow Wd
- Dairy Ho
- The Dingle
- The Grove
- Light Wd, Lightwood Fm
- Rosehill
- Rosehill Mill
- Sutton Heath