Moat Planting
Other OS name in the Parish of Moreton Say
Historical Forms
- Warren's Moat 1838 TA
Etymology
, by a moat called Warren 's Moat 1838TA . There is relevant information in a note by Michael Fradley in Shropshire Archaeology and History Newsletter no . 61 , Spring 2006 : “ Recent research has located the site of Warandashale , a house held by Richard de Puleston which was granted a License to Crenellate in 1296 . … The location of Warrenhall is a levelled moated site ( SJ 6429 3747 ) … The moat is depicted on early OS editions as enclosing an island of about 45m x 60m , but is now only visible as a cropmark on aerial photographs . The site was pinpointed by seventeenth and early eighteenth century documents in the Powis Estate Records of the Styche Estate in the Shropshire Record Office which use the name Warrenshall alongside that of Rhiews , which is a seventeenth century farmhouse to the west of the moated site and which probably replaced the earlier settlement site . ” New Street
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Castlehill Wd
- Ford Hall
- Fordhall Cottages, Fordhall Villa
- Long Covert
- Longford Cottage, Longford Ho, Longford Villa
- Smythemoor
- Waterloo Cottage
- The Bath
- Cheadle Orchard
- Higginswood
- Hill Fm
- Lockett's Gorse
- Moreton Hall
- Moreton Mill
- Moretonwood
- Pedsmore Pltn
- Styche Fm
- Home Fm
- Shavington Hall, Shavington Park
- Shavington Wd
- Snakes Pltn
- The Spinneys
- Wall Pltn
- Yewtree Ho
- Big Pool
- Big Wd
- Cloverley Dole
- Cloverley Wall Pltn
- Moat Fm, Moat Pltn
- Lane
- Nobridge
- Park Gorse
- Rhiews, Rhiews Fm
- The Rookery
- Shavington Grange
- Springs Pltn
- Styche Fm
- Styche Wd