Old Hough
Early-attested site in the Parish of Warmingham
Historical Forms
- le How 1282 Cl
- le Howe 1426 Chol
- Oldhaugh c.1580 Orm2
- The Old Hough 1734 Dep
Etymology
Old Hough (110–699624) [uf, ʌf], le How 1282 Cl, le Howe 1426Chol (p), Oldhaugh c.1580 Orm2, The Old Hough 1734Dep , 'the spur of land', v. hōh , ald 'old'. The place lies on a spur between R. Wheelock and Hoggins Brook.
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Brook Fm
- Flash Fm
- Red Lane
- Booth Lane
- Sparrowgrove
- Withinstreet Fm
- Yewtree Fm
- Bottoms Fm
- Brook Fm
- Church Ho
- Donkinson's Oak
- Drury Lane
- Fields Fm
- Elton Bridge & Elton Hall
- Longfold
- Crows Nest Fm, Crow Nest Bridge
- Dragon's Lane
- Fields Fm
- Greenbank
- Hollybank
- Moss Lane
- Moston Green & Moston Ho
- Moston Manor & Moston Mills
- Studgreen Bridge
- Walnut-Tree Ho
- Watch Lane, Watch Lane Fm
- Booth Lane
- Bowfields
- Bridge Fm
- Daleacre
- Forgemill Cottages
- Glebe Fm
- Stud Green, Stud Green Bridge
- Hill Fm, Hill Top
- Boothlane Head
- Fields Fm
- Railway Fm
- New Bank
- Forge Mill, Forge Mill Ho, Forge Mill Pond
- Leese Fm
- Mill Ho
- Moss Fm
- Oak Tree Fm
- Railway Fm
- Ridding Fm
- Stocia Fm
- Warmingham Bridge
- Warmingham Moss
- Warmingham Wood
- Crabmill Fm
- Hall Lane
- Watch Lane
- Halfway Ho
- Tetton Bridge, Tetton Hall, Tetton Hall Cottages, Tetton Lane & Tetton Ley Fm
- Lane Ends