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Bradeshaghe in 1246,
meaning '{{{1}}}'broad wood or copse}} (Old
English brad +
sceaga). Top A B C D E F G H I J K L M N P R S T W
Aaron Bradshaw (born 2003),...
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Until 1974 it was in Lancashire. The name "Shaw"
comes from the Old
English sceaga meaning "copse" or "small wood" and was
recorded as
Shaghe in 1555. "Shaw"...
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outside the
Dartmoor National Park. The name
derives from Old
English sceaga, a copse, and the fact that the
manor belonged to
Plympton Priory. The grade...
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Wythenshawe seems to come from the Old
English wiðign = "withy tree" and
sceaga = "wood" (compare
dialectal word shaw). The
three ancient townships of Northenden...
- "daemon", in the New Testament, was
related to Old
Norse skōgr and Old
English sceaga, both
meaning "forest", and
therefore represented a
cognate of the moss...
- Wythenshawe, Shaw and
Crompton standalone or
suffix a
fringe of woodland, from OE
sceaga shep, ship OE
sheep Shepshed,
Shepton Mallet, Shipton,
Shipley prefix shire...
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meaning woven material), and shaw or
shawe (meaning woods, from Old
English sċeaga) to mean "temple in the woods".
James A.
Colvin was
named Fanshawe College's...
- the
Middle English schage, shage, schawe, and shawe, from the Old
English sceaga meaning "dweller by the wood". The name can also be a
habitational name...
- The name
probably originates from the Old
English wealcere "fuller" +
sceaga "copse". Alex Walkinshaw, (born 1974), English, an
actor Clementina Walkinshaw...
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employer in the area. The name Shaw is
derived from the Old
English word
sceaga,
meaning "wood". The name
Crompton is also of Old
English derivation, from...
