Staniwells
Other OS name in the Parish of Hibaldstow
Historical Forms
- Stainwell Hy3 CollTop
- Stanyewell' 1321 RAii
- Jenny-Stanny well, Julius's Stony well 1697 Pryme
- Stanewell 1824 O
- Staniwell 1842 White
Etymology
, Stainwell (Stainwell for Staniwell ) Hy3 CollTop, Stanyewell '1321 RA ii, Jenny -Stanny well , Julius 's Stony well 1697 Pryme,Stanewell 1824 O, Staniwell 1842 White , self - explanatory , v. stānig , wella . This is referred to by R.C . Hope , The Legendary Lore of the Holy Wells of England , London 1893 , p. 87 , as Julian 's Stony Well . It is also the site of an extensive Roman settlement .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Carr Lane
- Castlefield Ho
- Catchwater Drain
- Cherry Fm
- Church Hill
- Counterdike Drain
- Cross Carr Rd
- Fieldhouse Fm
- Gander Hill
- Hibaldstow Bridge
- Hibaldstow Cliff, Cliff Fm
- Hibaldstow Grange, Grange Fm
- Hibaldstow Mill, Windmill(lost)
- Ings Lane
- Low Bank Drain(lost)
- Newlands
- Northwood Fm
- Old Leys
- Rock Houses
- Slate Ho
- South Carr
- Traffords Covert
- Vicarage
- West End Fm
- Wheat Sheaf Inn