Dowel
Early-attested site in the Parish of Hartington Middle Quarter
Historical Forms
- Hider Dowewallehous, Furre Dowewallehous 1415 DuLaMB
- Dowalhous 1417 MinAcct
- Dowalhous inferior als Hiderdowalhous, Dowalhous superior als Furdowalhous 1482 DuLa
- Over and Nether Dowall, Dowell Ed6 StarChamb
- Dowall 1614 Plan 1617 Hard
Etymology
Dowel, Hider Dowewallehous , Furre Dowewallehous 1415DuLaMB , Dowalhous 1417MinAcct , Dowalhous inferior als Hiderdowalhous , Dowalhous superior als Furdowalhous 1482DuLa , Over and Nether Dowall , Dowell Ed 6StarChamb , Dowall 1614Plan , 1617Hard . Probably originally 'dove spring', dūfe , wælla . A small stream rises here and joins the R. Dove, half a mile below Dowel. In spite of this proximity to the river it is difficult to see how the two names could be connected.v. also hūs .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Abbot's Side
- Aldery Cliff
- Benty Grange
- Blake Moor
- Carder Low
- Chrome Hill
- Clemonseats Plantation
- Cronkston Low
- Custard Field
- Darley Fm
- Fernydale
- Glutton
- Green Lane
- Hatchways
- High Edge
- Jericho
- Middle-street
- Mosey Low
- Parkhouse Hill
- Parsley Hay Fm
- Sparklow
- Stannery
- Street Ho
- Vincent Ho
- Waggon Low
- Wheeldon Trees
- Bank Top Fm
- Hitter Hill