Scholes
Have read somewhere but now cannot find it , some-one was enquiring about the name of Wiend and Scholes cannot find out about the Wiend but have seen a excavation of the Wiend where they found the remains of a medival well and Scholes came from 902 when Scandinavians settled in Scholes and the Scandinavian word was Scali meaning hut and also the same for Standishgate -Wallgate -Hallgate gate meaning Street hope this helps .Will still keep on seeing if I can find out the meaning of Wiend
Started: 10th Nov 2006 at 16:19
My wife is from Scholes and she has a face like a norse,(Get it norse-horse)oh please yourselves.
Replied: 10th Nov 2006 at 17:22
who sounds like frankie howard then?
Replied: 11th Nov 2006 at 11:59
Titter ye not missus plum,Oh no you shouldn't mock the afflicted and i am you know. (Sorry Elizabeth i couldn't resist it.)
Replied: 11th Nov 2006 at 14:56
A "gap", or a "way", between two buildings, is known as (depending on which part of the country you live):
Wynd
Wiend
Snicket
Snicket gate
Alley
Way
Ginnel
Gennel
entry
Replied: 11th Nov 2006 at 15:14
I did titter xr,i thunk its great.i love frankie howard.
Replied: 13th Nov 2006 at 18:20
I'm glad you thunked it was great,I like F.H. as well.
Replied: 13th Nov 2006 at 18:48
I did reply to a similar post a while ago: gate - pronounced Garta - is Norwegian for street, and yes Scholes is Scandanavian - hence our proponderance of blonde blue eyed beauties!
And, by the by, its wicked out! wicked ! ah well, no, I'm glad u asked...
Replied: 14th Nov 2006 at 17:18
Ianmcl,good info on scholes but that sounds now't like Frankie Howard Ha! don't just take my word for it ask plum.
Replied: 14th Nov 2006 at 19:22
Last edited by xrh59: 14th Nov 2006 at 19:24:49