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New England Wd (Other OS name, Shottesbrooke, Berkshire)
, on the parish boundary , v. 284
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North Field Barn(lost) (Other OS name, Aylesby, Lincolnshire)
North Feild 1634 Terrier; North feild 1684 Tyr
( lost ) , 1824 O , cf. North Feild 1634Terrier , North feild 1684Tyr , named from one of the great fields of the village , v. norð
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Old Head Wood (Other OS name, Grafton Underwood, Northamptonshire)
is so named in 1823 B , and nearby are also marked Wold Coppice and Warkton Wold . The meaning may have been ' wood at the head or end of the “ wold , ”
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Oldfield Thicket (Other OS name, Harlestone, Northamptonshire)
Oldefeld c. 1312 H de B
( 6 ″ ) . Cf. Oldefeld c. 1312 H de B
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Parsonage Barn (Other OS name, Holton le Clay, Lincolnshire)
( lost , approx TA 294 027 ) , Pars . B . 1828 Bry
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Pincet Lane (Other OS name, North Kilworth, Leicestershire)
, poss . with pyncette ' tweezers, forceps ' ; this lane in the northern extremity of the parish splits into a Y - fork , echoing the shape of tweezers . The
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Piper Knowle Lane (Other OS name, Norton, Durham)
, cf. the f.n. Piper Knowls in f. ns . ( b ) infra
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Powder Blue Fm (Other OS name, Eye, Northamptonshire)
is so named in 1823 B . The NED defines ' powder-blue ' as ' powdered smalt,especially for use in the laundry . ' The reason for the application of the name is unknown
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Rakestraw (Other OS name, Brough, Westmorland)
, 1843TA , named from the family of John Rakestraw , Rakestray , Isabell Raikstraw , etc . ( 1661 , 1671 , ( B ) 85 , 192 , 324 etc . ) ,
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Ree Lane (Other OS name, Loughton, Essex)
survives in Ree Lane Cottages ( local ) and ( local ) , both in England 's Lane
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Rest Harrow (Other OS name, Cann, Dorset)
, no doubt the plant name restharrow , cf. Cammic Hill in B . Weston par . supra
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Sanham Ho (Other OS name, Frisby and Kirby, Leicestershire)
Sanham House 1863, 1877 White
. , Sanham House 1863, 1877 White , v. Senholm ( e ) in f. ns . ( b )
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Sebastopol (Other OS name, Hunworth, Norfolk)
, the mid - nineteenth - century conflict in the Crimea is remembered in field - names in several parts of England ( v. Field 1993:156 )
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Sheepdyke Lane (Other OS name, Greetham, Rutland)
, alluding to a sheep - dip , cf. Washdyke Close or Sheepdyke Close in neighbouring Exton f. ns . ( b ) , v. scēap , dík
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Sinks Beck (Other OS name, Holme East Waver, Cumberland)
Sinkes yeate 1635 Ct
( 6 ″ ) . Cf. Sinkes yeate 1635Ct . Sink is probably used here in the sense of ' drain, sewer , ' v. NED s. v. sink sb . , 1 b
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Skippingdale Plantation (Other OS name, Crosby, Lincolnshire)
High Skippingdale, Low Skippingdale, New Skippingdale 1838 TA
, cf. High Skippingdale , Low Skippingdale , New Skippingdale 1838TA ( West Halton ) , perhaps from scypen ' a shippen ' , in a
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Smith's Free School (Other OS name, Redmile, Leicestershire)
Smith's Free School 1846, 1863 White
( lost ) , Smith 's Free School 1846, 1863 White ; founded by Daniel Smith in 1814 , the building is now part of the Church of England Primary School
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Snow's Down (Other OS name, Langton Long Blandford, Dorset)
, from the family of George Snow who held the manor of Langton Long B . a1800Hutch3
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Springwell (Other OS name, Whetstone, Leicestershire)
, 1745Terrier , v. spring 1 , wella and Springwell furze in f. ns . ( b )
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St Leonard's Chapel (Other OS name, Blandford Forum, Dorset)
'the hospital of St Leonard juxta Blandford' 1420 ib 1 283
, ' a ruinedecclesiastical building, now used as a barn ' ( 1861 Hutch3 1241 ) , cf . 'the hospital of St Leonard juxta