Sherwood Hall
Early-attested site in the Parish of Kellington
Historical Forms
- Sirewud(e) 1175–7 YCh 1202 FF
- Sireuuode 1175–7 Templar
- Sirwud, Syrwud 1202 FF 1203 DodsN
- Shirwode 1352 YDix
- Shyrwo(o)d 1379 PT 1573 FF
- Sherewood(e) 1577 FF 1601 PRSn
- Sher(e)wood hall 1605 FF 1666 Visit
Etymology
Sherwood Hall, Sirewud (e )1175–7 YCh 1627, 1202 FF, Sireuuode 1175–7 Templar, Sirwud , Syrwud 1202 FF, 1203 DodsN, Shirwode 1352 YD ix, Shyrwo (o )d 1379 PT (p), 1573 FF, Sherewood (e )1577 FF, 1601 PRSn, Sher (e )wood hall 1605 FF, 1666 Visit. 'Bright wood', v. scīr 2 , wudu .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Beal Bridge
- Beal Dam
- Beal Wood
- Common Lane
- East Ings
- Hollins Fm
- Humble Holme
- Kellingley Scalp
- Kemp Bank
- Spring Gardens
- Turver's Lane
- Aram Bridge
- Kellington Common
- Kemp Field
- Stubbs Bridge
- Willow Garths
- Water Lane
- Carr Lane
- Lee Lane
- Lunn Hill
- Sudforth Lane
- Crow Wood
- Eggborough Ings
- Eggborough Ness
- Eggborough Sleights
- Falls Woods
- Gallows Hill
- Goose Hill Reach
- Hazel Old Lane
- Highfield Ho
- Hut Green
- Sand Hall
- All Ash
- Church Lane
- East Field
- Green Lane
- Ings Lane
- Long Marsh
- Marsh Drain
- Roall Ings
- South Field
- Teasel Hall
- Upper Common
- Whales Lane
- Wide Arch
- Whitley Thorpe
- Gravehill Lane
- Horseclose Wood
- Whitley Lee
- Sheepwash Lane
- White Field
- Whitley Lee
- Whitley Wood
- Willow Garth
- New Lane
- Thornfield Ho
- Whitley Bridge
- The Carrs