English Place-name Society

Survey of English Place-Names

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Fallibroome, Fallibroome Fm

Major Settlement in the Parish of Prestbury

Historical Forms

  • Falingbrome 1153–1181 Orm2 17
  • Falingbrom 1232 Sheaf 1580
  • Fal(l)ingbrom, Fal(l)yngbrom 1290 Eyre 1337 Plea 1345 Eyre 1401 AddCh
  • Fal(l)yngbrome 1408 Earw
  • Fal(l)yngbrowne 1467 Adl
  • Fallinge Broome 1477 Orm2
  • a messuage in Falyngbrome called le Falyngbrome 1477 ChRR
  • Fal(l)inbrome 1246 Orm2, Earw
  • Fal(l)inbr'm 1285 Eyre
  • Fal(l)inbrom c.1330 Fitt
  • Fal(l)ynbrom 1345 Eyre
  • Fal(l)ynbrome 1358 MinAcct
  • Falymbrome 1370 Eyre
  • Fal(l)inisbrom 1248 Ipm 13 IpmR
  • Falibrom 1274 Orm2
  • Falybrom 1328 Fitt
  • Falybrome 1373 Plea
  • Falybro(o)me 1433 ChRR 1436 Earw
  • Fallibro(o)me, Fallybro(o)me 1438,1455 Earw
  • Fallybro(m) 1560 Sheaf
  • Falkynbrom 1290 Eyre
  • Galingbrom, Lingbrom 1290 Court 247

Etymology

'Broom at the fallow land', v. fælging , brōm , cf. Broome Fd infra .Galingbrom , Lingbrom 1290 Court 247 are erroneous forms of Falingbrom .

Places in the same Parish

Other OS name

Early-attested site