Bawtry Spittle
Early-attested site in the Parish of Blyth
Historical Forms
- capell' S'te Marie Magdalene juxta Bautre vocat' le Spittell 1535 VE
Etymology
Bawtry Spittle (lost), 1841 O.S., capell ' S 'te Marie Magdalene juxta Bautre vocat ' le Spittell 1535 VE, cf. also Hospital Close 1841TA . v. spitel 'a hospital, a religious house'.
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Brancroft
- The Cots
- Cross Lane
- Crow Wood
- Dam Bridge
- Dyon's Gate
- Finningley Park
- Hag Plant
- High Field Lane
- Holdin Causeway
- Hurst Ho
- King's Wood
- Low Common
- New Park
- Park Fm
- Partridge Hill
- Rack Dike
- Rake Dale
- Riddings Lane
- Southfield Ho
- Spink Hall
- Wood Close Plant
- Woodhouse
- Bawtry Carr
- Bawtry Hall
- Gally Hills
- Willow Holt