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| Title | : | The Place-Names of Staffordshire: Pt. 1 (County Volumes of the Survey of English Place-Names) |
| Author | : | J. P. Oakden |
| Language | : | en |
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Apr 28, 2013 in the late 18th century, a bright young man opened his first factory in the village of burslem, later part of stoke-on-trent.
The part of the county which remained to be covered was the south and part of the west, along the welsh border. A four-year project, funded by the arts and humanities research council, began in january 2013, with the aim of completing the epns survey of shropshire.
Staffordshire is a landlocked county in the west midlands of england. It adjoins cheshire to the the city of stoke-on-trent was removed in the 1990s to form a unitary authority, but is still considered part of staffordshire for ceremo.
In the following sections, one of the places mentioned, cannock, is in the place-names of staffordshire part 1; cuttlestone hundred (epns; 55, nottingham).
This is a one name study to collect together in one place everything about the surname bentley and its variants.
(1) the place itself thus means the glade or clearing belonging to aldgyth. Conquest, when the palatine of chester was created as part of the norman feudal system.
Nottingham: english place-name societyfind this 'a survey and analysis of the place-names of staffordshire'.
Most volumes can be bought directly from the society using the contact details above, or from.
Wolverhampton 10 1 31680 this plan covers part of the english midland plateau. The staffordshire and worcestershire canal is depicted down the left side. Opened for traffic in may 1772, the canal was built by engineer james brindley as part of his 'grand cross', a far-sighted scheme to link the ports of hull, liverpool and bristol by connecting the rivers mersey, trent and severn.
Aug 30, 2016 explanation of abbreviations and acronyms used appear in the glossary.
This table gives the two character code, the name abbreviation and the full name for each county used within the place-names gazetteer.
Map of places in staffordshire compiled from this list: see the list of places in england for places in other counties.
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Jun 14, 2020 more funny place names further afar from leasevan.
Originally published by staffordshire record society, london, 1884.
Column 1 lists the place-name as it appears in the census report for the 1881 151 bobbington, part of shropshire staffordshire wolverhampton 371 bodfary.
The society was founded in 1923, and since 1968 its offices have been based at the university of nottingham. By 2005 it had published 81 volumes of the county-by-county survey of english place-names, and a range of books and booklets on names organized by region.
A local history enthusiast goes on the trail of north staffordshire / stoke on trent's fascinating industrial heritage, featuring an interview with ex-potteries worker steve bowers.
Do take a look at this excellent online talk by @kilby_susan if you are interested in medieval staffordshire. It is in part built upon some of the collecting of place-names by our volunteers as part of a project with the university of nottingham.
The first evidence occurs – for both names plant and plantagenet – around the same place, at the same time vchs7: victoria county history, staffordshire, vol 7 leek and the moorlan.
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In the study of place-names, as in archæology, the interest of the early history of the county of nottingham centres in the valley of the trent.
Jul 5, 2015 therefore, after an examination of the alleged translations of local place-names by philologist jp oaken (the place-names of staffordshire, 1984).
The society's journal nomina (issn 0141 6340) is published annually. All submissions are subject to a rigorous and anonymous peer review process. The editor from volume 38 is david parsons, the reviews editor is alice crook, and the the editorial board consists of john freeman, alison grant, carole hough, peter mcclure, kay muhr, oliver padel, and maggie scott.
The place-names of oxfordshire, their origin and development by alexander, henry. Publication date 1912 topics names, geographical -- england oxfordshire publisher.
Sep 5, 2016 here in part three, i'd like to take a look at how montgomery accomplished her magic an unconscious model for anne and gilbert's famous rivalry? in a pair of staffordshire spaniels that graced the mantelpie.
In part 1 we explore the wider historic textile and dress collection. The collection and what it can tell us the archives and heritage service holds a large collection of historic dress and textiles dating from the mid-18 th century to the early 21 st with one or two individual pieces from the 17 th century.
This volume contains information on place names found in the parish of newton-upon-ayr. Ayrshire volume 51, part 1: this volume contains information on place names found in the parish of ochiltree including stair. Ayrshire volume 51, part 2: this volume contains information on place names found in the parish of ochiltree including stair.
The study of place-names is an important part of local history, telling us about the language, society, landscape and agricultural history of the places we live. An organisation called the english place-name society ( epns ) was set up in the 1920s with the aim of surveying the place-names of every county in england.
The area researched has been further extended to include (1) pickering lythe the table of local place-names can be found in part 4 of derivation of the was no doubt connected with scandinavian colonies in cheshire and staffo.
Coastal place names part 1 posted on october 1, 2020 september 28, 2020 author katy tahja maps are a time trap for historiansjust ask the folks at the kelley house museum.
May 2, 2020 with that in mind, we have found this one - local place names - which has take part in our lockdown survey and help us record living through.
The place-names of england website - staffordshire pilot project.
Posted by jenny lewis staffordshirero 19th may 2020 18th may 2020 posted in place-names tags: farming, history, place-names, staffordshire 1 comment on staffordshire place-names project – place-name elements in field names staffordshire place-name project – names found in ‘extents of manors of the bishop of chester’, 1297-98.
Project at @ archandheritage to restart the english place-name society survey of staffordshire.
The names of deities found in germanic place names scholars have increasingly drawn on place names as part of their studies, stressing their potential gelling accepts place names, such as wednesbury (staffordshire).
Sep 24, 2020 practising reading unfamiliar place names will encourage pupils to strengthen those sound-symbol decoding skills and develop sight-reading.
Stone is a market town and civil parish in staffordshire, england, 7 miles (11 km) north of stafford, 7 miles (11 km) south of stoke-on-trent and 15 miles (24 km) north of rugeley. It was an urban district council and a rural district council before becoming part of the borough of stafford in 1974.
Urban development gathered pace from the 1920s and on 1 april 1928, at its own request, most of the urban district of perry barr became part of the city of birmingham. In 1928 perry barr was divided between west bromwich and birmingham, and by 1931 with the building of the kingstanding estate its population had increased to over 20,000 from.
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