Swinford Ho & Swinford Mill Fm
Early-attested site in the Parish of Barrow
Historical Forms
- (molendinum de) Swyneford in Barue 1208–29 Whall, Orm2
- (a watermill commonly called) Swynford Mill c.1400 Chol
- (a heath called) Swynford hethe 1446 ib
- Swinford Mill 1831 Bry
Etymology
Swinford Ho & Swinford Mill Fm (109–484698), (molendinum de ) Swyneford in Barue 1208–29 Whall, Orm2, (a watermill commonly called ) Swynford Mill c.1400Chol , (a heath called ) Swynford hethe 1446ib , Swinford Mill 1831 Bry, 'swine ford', v. swīn 1 , ford , with myln , hǣð and hūs .
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Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Barrow Mill
- Broom Hill, Broomhill, Broomhill Fm, Broomhill Ho, Broomhill Lane & Broomhill Orchard Fm
- Hollowmoor Heath
- The Hough
- Milton Brook, Milton Brook Bridge & Milton Brook Lodge
- Morley Hall
- Park Fm & Park Hall
- Seint Pleymondes Well
Other OS name
- Back Brook
- Barnhouse, Barnhouse Lane
- Barrow Brook
- Barrow Hall
- Little Barrow Hall
- Barrow Hill
- Barrow Lodge
- Barrowmore Fm, Barrowmore Gorse & Barrowmore Hall
- Ferma Lane
- Greenhey Lane
- Greysfield
- Hollinsgreen
- Irons Lane
- Long Green, Long Green Hall
- Manley Lane
- Manor Ho
- Newhouse Fm
- Norton's Lane
- Oakland Cottages
- Old Fm
- Stamford Bridge
- Watling Street'
- Wildmoor Lane