Survey of English Place-Names

Historical Forms

• the Warren Marsh and Snooke, the Warren Snook and March 1691 Encl 1791

Etymology

, the Warren Marsh and Snooke ,the Warren Snook and March [1691] 1791Encl , the Warren Marsh and Snook 1719, 1744, the Warren Marsh 1788, the Warren Marsh or Snook 1791, the Marsh or Snook of Seaton Carew 1788, 1799Eldon , v. ModE dial snook ' a projecting point or piece of land; a promontory ' ( OED ) .