Sandiacre | Sandiacre: Toli, the pre-Conquest holder, from the king. Church, mill. |
Norman St. Giles Church.
Sapperton
| Sapertune: Roger from Henry de Ferrers. |
Sawley
| Salle: Bishop of Chester before and after 1066. 2 churches, mill, fishery. |
Scarcliffe
| Scardeclif: Rainward from Ralph FitzHubert. Mill. |
Norman St. Leonard's Church; Scarcliffe Park is nearby.
Scropton
| Scroftun / Scotun(e): Henry de Ferrers, claimed by Geoffrey d'Alselin. Church, mill, mill site. |
Sedsall
| Segessale: Alchere from Henry de Ferrers. Mill. |
Shardlow
| Serdelau: Uhtbrand from the king. |
Fine 18th century canal port; 17th century Shardlow Hall.
Shatton
| Scetune: King's land in the charge of William Peverel. |
The model for Jane Eyre lived at Shatton hall.
Sheldon
Manor house; well preserved lead-mining buildings at Magpie Mine.
Shipley
| Scipelie: Mauger from Gilbert de Ghent. |
Shipley Hall.
Shirland
| Sirelunt: Warner from William Peverel. |
Shirley
| Sirelei(e): Henry de Ferrers. Church, mill. |
The church contains tombs of the Ferrers family.
Shottle
| Sothelle: Godric from Henry de Ferrers. |
Shottle Hall.
Shuckstonfield
| Scochetorp: Ralph FitzHubert. Lead mine. |
Sinfin
| Sedenfeld: William from Henry de Ferrers. |
Part of Derby.
Smalley
Smisby (Smithsby)
| Smidesbi: Nigel of Stafford. |
Snelston
| Snelletune: Burton Abbey; Ralph from Henry de Ferrers. |
Snitterton
| Sinetretone: King's land. |
Snitterton Hall (1590), an outstanding example of Peakland vernacular architecture.
Snodeswick
Lost.
Soham
Lost.
Somersal Herbert
| Sommersale: Alchere from Henry de Ferrers. |
Elizabethan Somershall Hall.
South Normanton
| Normentune: Edwin from William Peverel. |
Birthplace of Jedediah Strutt (1726-97), whose spinning machine revolutionised the cotton industry.
South Wingfield
| Winefeld: William Peverel from Count Alan and Robert from him. |
Wingfield Manor House where Mary Queen of Scots stayed.
Spondon
| Spondune: Henry de Ferrers. Church, mill. |
Stainsby
| Steinesbi: Roger de Poitou. |
Stanley
| Stanlei: Robert FitzWilliam. |
Stanton (near Newhall)
| Stantun: Henry de Ferrers. |
Close to collieries and pottery manufacturers.
Stanton by Bridge
| Stantun: Ernwy from the king. Mill. |
Stanton by Dale
| Stantone: Gilbert de Ghent. Mill site. |
Stanton Hall.
Stanton in the Peak
| Stantune: Henry de Ferrers. |
Stanton Moor has many prehistoric sites marking cremation burials.
Stavely
| Stavelie: Hascoit Musard. Church, mill. |
Mining town.
Stenson
| Steintune: Henry de Ferrers. |
Stoke
| Stoche: King's land in the charge of William Peverel. |
Stoke Ford.
Stoney Houghton
| Holtune: Walter d'Aincourt. |
Stony Middleton
| Middeltu(o)ne: King's land. Ralph FitzHubert. |
A summer well-dressing festival is held here.
Stretton
| Stratune: Robert from Ralph FitzHubert. |
Stretton House.
Stretton Hall
| Stratune alia: Robert from Ralph FitzHubert. |
Stretton Hall Farm.
Sturston
| Stertune: Henry de Ferrers. Mill. |
Sturston Grove.
Sudbury
| Sudberie: Alchere from Henry de Ferrers. Church, mill. 100 eels. |
17th century Sudbury Hall, home of Queen Adelaide, wife of William IV for 3 years, has Grinling Gibbons carvings.
Sutton on the Hill
| Sudtun(e): Burton Abbey; Wazelin from Henry de Ferrers. Church, mill. |
Sutton Scarsdale
| Sudtune: Roger de Poitou. Mill. |
Sutton Hall (1724), now a ruin, was the county's grandest mansion.
Swadlincote
| Sivardingescotes: Nigel of Stafford. |
Town.
Swarkeston
| Sorchestun / Suerchestune: King's land; Henry de Ferrers. Mill site. |
Spectacular; Swarkeston Bridge spans the Trent and runs 3/4 mile across meadows.
