Cum Tor
Early-attested site in the Parish of Baslow and Bubnell
Historical Forms
- Cumter 1483 DbAxxiii
- Cumtor 1500 ib
Etymology
Cum Tor (lost), Cumter 1483 DbA xxiii, Cumtor 1500 ib. Although the material is slight and the topography cannot be checked it is apparently 'rock in a valley', v. cumb , torr , both elements being Celt loan-words in OE. It is possible that this is a Brit name, a compound of cumb and torr .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Baslow Hall
- Park Lodge
- Robin Hood
- Stoke Flat and Swine Sty
- Townend Wood
- White Edge
- Windley Well
- Bridge End
- Bubnell Hall
- Clod Hall
- Cock Hill
- Dobb Edge
- Eaton Hill
- Gardom's Coppice and Gardom's Edge
- Gorsebank Fm
- Heathy Lea
- Lady Wall Well
- Mellor Lane
- Moorside
- Nelson's Monument
- Nether End
- Over End
- Parkgate
- Pinfold
- Shaw Top
- Three Men