• : Sawyer 1380, MS 1, Boundary 3: W. Dugdale, «Monasticon Anglicanum» (London, 1655)
  • : Wolverhampton
  • : Staffordshire
  • : Bilston and Wednesfield
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These
þesThis
are
beonbeoþ
the
seðe
boundaries
(ge)mæremere
to
toto
Bilston
BilstonBilsetnetun
 
 ·
and
and<7>
to
toto
Wednesfield
WednesfieldWodnesfeld
 
 ;
First
ærestErest
from
ofof
hind
hindHinde
brook
brocbroce
to
inin
the
seðeo
ditch1
dicdic
between
betweonanbitƿwonen
Ettingshall
- + healhEttinges-hale
and
and<7>
Bilston
bill | bile + sæte1 + tunBil-setne-tun
 
 ·
along
andlangonlang
the
seða
ditch
dicdic
for to2
-forte
come
cumancume
where
þærðer
 
 ·
the
seðeo
ditch
dicdic
turns
wendanƿwent
eastwards
eastweardestƿward
 
 ·
and
and<7>
from
ofof
the
seðam
ditch
dicdice
forth
forþforþ
to
onon
the
seðone
thorn
þornðorne
where
þærðar
the
seþa
three
þrieðreo
boundaries
(ge)mæreymere
go
gangoþ
together
tosomnetosomne
Hampton's
ham + tunHan-tunes
and
and<7>
Ettingshall
- + healhEttinges-hale
and
and<7>
Bilston
bill | bile + sæte1 + tunBil-setne-tun
boundary
(ge)mæreymere
 
 ·
and
and<7>
from
ofof
the
seðam
thorn
þornðorne
to
inin
the
seþone
leech
læcelece
pool
meremere
 
 ·
and
and<7>
from
ofof
the
seþa
pool
meremere
to
onon
the
seþone
ford
fordford
where
þærþer
Beorngyth's
Beorngyþbeorgiþes
stone's
stans[t]anes
street
strætstrete
lies/crosses
licganliþ
over
ofer3ofer
 
 ·
and
and<7>
from
ofof
the
seþa
ford
fordforde
to
inin
the
seþone
ditch
dicdic
which
þeþe
lies
licganliþ
between
betweonanbetueone
Wednesfield's
Woden + feldWodnes-feldes
boundary
(ge)mæreymere
and
and<7>
Hampton's
ham + tunHam-tunes
 
 ·
and
and<7>
northwards
norþweardnorþƿward
forth
forþforð
along
æfterefter
(the) ditch
dicdic
until
þætþet
to
onon
piates
-piates
thorn
þornþorn
 
 ·
and
andand
from
ofof
the
seþe
thorn
þornþorne
along
æfterefter
the
seþere
ditch
dicdic
to
onon
penwie3
-Penƿwie
where
þærþer
Wednesfield's
Woden + feldWodnes-feldes
boundary
(ge)mæreymere
 
 ·
and
and<7>
Hampton's
ham + tunHam-tunes
 
 ·
and
and<7>
Bushbury's
biscop + burhByscopes-byri
go
gangoþ
together
tosomnetosomne
 
 ·
and
and<7>
forth
forþforþ
along
andlangonlang
penwies
-penƿwies
to
inin
stronghold/town
burhByri
brook
brocbroc
 
 ·
and
and<7>
from
ofof
the
seþa
brook
brocbroce
thence
þætþat
to
onon
the
seþone
alder
alorEalre
shaw (wood strip)
sceagascagen
 
 ·
and
and<7>
along
æfterefter
alder
alorEalre
shaw
sceagascagan
to
onon
the
seþat
watercourse
sicsice
 
 ·
and
and<7>
along
æfterefter
(the) watercourse
sicsiche
to
onon
the
seþa
street
strætstrete
 
 ·
and
andand
forth
forþforþ
along
æfterefter
the
seþer
old
ealdalde
street
strætstrete
to
onon
the
seþane
hoar
harharen
stone
stanstan
 
 ·
and
and<7>
from
ofof
the
seþa
stone
stanstane
to
onon
the
seþa
swine
swinsuin
fold
(ge)setsete
 
 ·
and
and<7>
from
ofof
the
seþare
swine
swinsuin
fold
(ge)setsete
along
andlangonlang
(the) street
strætstrete
until
þætþat
to
onon
the
seþara
ditch
dicdic
 
 ·
along
andlangonlang
(the) ditch
dicdic
until
þætþet
to
onon
Kirnes
-Kirnes
ford
fordford
 
 ·
and
and<7>
from
ofof
the
seþa
ford
fordforde
along
andlangonlang
town/market
portport
street4
strætstrete
to
inin
the
seþat
white
hwitWhite
watercourse/ditch
sicsic
 
 ·
and
and<7>
along
æfterefter
(the) watercourse
sicsic
into
onon
the
seþone
brook
brocbroc
to
inin
Beadugyth's
BeadugyþBeadgiþe
bourn (stream)
burnaburne
 
 ·
and
and<7>
from
ofof
the
seþa
bourn
burnaburne
into
in_tointo
land
landlande
brook
brocbroce
along
andlangonlang
the
seþes
brook
brocbroces
to
onon
maiden's
mægdenmeidenes
ford
fordford
 
 ·
along
andlangonlang
the
seþes
brook
brocbroces
until
þætþat
into
in_tointo
the
seþare
ditch
dicdic
where
þær[þar]
it
hithit
previously
ærer
from
ofof
the
seþan
brook
brocbroce
went
ganeode
 
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1
OE 'dic' can mean both 'ditch' and dyke' Back to text
2
Apparently later English 'forto' Back to text
3
MS 2 reads 'penwic' Back to text
4
I.e. the street leading to the town Back to text