Seisdon

Seisdon is a place name, most notably associated with a village and civil parish in the South Staffordshire district of Staffordshire, England. The village lies to the northwest of Wolverhampton. The name "Seisdon" is also used in the name of the Seisdon Hundred, an ancient administrative division of Staffordshire. The Seisdon Hundred was historically significant for local governance and taxation. Information regarding its present-day administrative function, if any, requires further verification. The etymology of the name "Seisdon" is believed to have Anglo-Saxon origins, although a definitive and universally agreed-upon meaning is not readily available. Further research into historical documents and place-name studies would be needed to determine a more precise origin.