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HER Number:MSH4317
Type of Record:Place
Name:Former village of Swaythling
Grid Reference:SU 4412 1602
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Summary

The former village of Swaythling is first mentioned in 909 AD. It now lies within the suburbs of Southampton (Provisional record. Further details to follow.)

Protected Status: None recorded

Other Statuses/Codes: None Recorded

Monument Type(s):

  • VILLAGE (Saxon to Post Medieval - 900 AD? to 1900 AD?)
  • VILLAGE (First mentioned, Saxon - 909 AD to 909 AD)

Full description

[1]: Swaythling. Swaeoeling AD 909, see Gazetteer entry WA38 (citing Ekwall 1991*).
* Not listed in bibliography. Probably the 1991 edition of Ekwall 1947: The Concise Oxford Dictionary of English Place Names.

[2]: Discussion of placename, first mentioned AD 909.

HER 11/11/11: Swaythling was part of the Stoneham Estate. Sources relating to the estate are available, including a land survey of 1818. (See Swaythling Box in HER library and Swaythling research notes in Conservation Files. See also the Willis/Fleming web site -- Associated Files.)

Sources / Further Reading

---SSH1759 - Bibliographic reference: BJ Ticehurst. 1988. Sights and Scenes of Swaythling..
---SSH1760 - Bibliographic reference: JF Allen. 1994. Swaythling - More than a fleeting glance..
---SSH3427 - Bibliographic reference: John Edgar Mann. 2002. The Book of the Stonehams (North Stoneham, Bassett, South Stoneham, Swaythling)..
---SSH4250 - Bibliographic reference: John Duthy. 1839. Sketches of Hampshire embracing the Architectural Antiquities, Topography, &c. of the country adjacent to the River Itchen..
[1]SSH3738 - Unpublished document: Wessex Archaeology. 2005. Itchen Navigation Heritage Trail, Hampshire – Heritage Report for a Conservation Management Plan.. pp 13/14, Gazetteer entry WA38
[2]SSH3576 - Bibliographic reference: R Coates. 1989. The Place-Names of Hampshire. p 160
[2]SSH4887 - Bibliographic reference: R Coates. 1993. Hampshire Place Names. p 160

Associated Finds: None recorded

Associated Events: None recorded

Related records

MSH3652Parent of: Former grounds of The Grange
MSH4640Parent of: Former house on north corner of High Road and Stoneham Lane
MSH2594Parent of: Former Railway Cottages in Wessex Lane
MSH2625Parent of: Former Stable Block at Fleming Arms Public House, High Road
MSH2998Parent of: Junction of Wide Lane and Mansbridge Road - site of boundary stone
MSH2997Parent of: Junction of Wide Lane and Mansbridge Road - site of building
MSH2996Parent of: Junction of Wide Lane and Mansbridge Road - site of The Grange
MSH2182Parent of: Swaythling Railway Station, Wessex Lane
MSH2124Parent of: The Fleming Arms Public House, High Road
MSH2595Parent of: The Station House, 19 Wessex Lane
MSH3994Parent of: Westfield Corner, Swaythling
MSH2127Parent of: Westfield House, Mansbridge Road

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