English Place-name Society

Survey of English Place-Names

A county-by-county guide to the linguistic origins of England’s place-names – a project of the English Place-Name Society, founded 1923.

Stivichall

Major Settlement in the Parish of Stivichall

Historical Forms

  • Stivichall c.1144 Ch 1348
  • Stivichale 1274,1280 Ipm
  • Stivychale 1371 ADv
  • Styvychale 1279 Nott
  • Stiuethale (sic) 1182 P
  • Styuecheshale 1262 Ass 1279 Nott
  • Stiuechale 1273 Ipm 1299 Ass 1327 SR 1374 Ch
  • Stiuechall 1360 Ipm
  • Stychehale 1421 FF
  • Stychall 1535 VE
  • Stichehall 1547 Monast
  • Stichhale t.Eliz ChancP
  • Stichall al. Stivechall 1614 Recov
  • Stichall 1656 Dugdale
  • Steachell vulgo Stichell 1675 Ogilby

Etymology

This name is a compound of OE  styfic, 'stump,' and healh, referring to a corner of land overgrown with stumps and stubs.Cf. Stewkley (PN Bk 72).

Places in the same Parish

Early-attested site