Wingates: The History
Modern histories of the village and township
Hodgson 1832, 107-8.
The place names
- Wingates – Wyndegates 1208: ‘windy road’ or ‘street’ (Beckensall 1992, 47).
- Garretlee – Gerardesley 1296 (Lay Subsidy Roll): ‘Gerard’s leah’ or ‘clearing’ (Beckensall 1992, 31).
- Todburn – Totborne 1434: ‘fox burn’ or perhaps ‘Tota’s stream’ (Beckensall 1992, 45).
The following sections describe the historical development of Wingates ...
- Prehistoric, Romano-British and Early Medieval Archaeology
- Township and Parish, Barony and Manor
- Longhorsely Parish
- The Township
- Lordship - the Sergeanty of Beanly
- Manorial Tenure
- The Medieval Settlement
- Later Settlements
- The Development of Wingates: 1600-1800
- The 18th Century
- Estates and Agriculture - 1700 to the present day
- The 19th and 20th Centuries
- Education in Wingates