King's Haigh
Early-attested site in the Parish of Hope
Historical Forms
- Kinges Hay Hy8 DuLa
- Kynges Hey Eliz ib
- Kyngeshagh 1577 FF
- Kings Haigh 1625 Rental
- Kingeshage 1636 ShefJC
- Kingshaigh 1673 ib
Etymology
King's Haigh (6″), Kinges Hay Hy 8DuLa , Kynges Hey Eliz ib, Kyngeshagh 1577FF , Kings Haigh 1625Rental , Kingeshage 1636ShefJC , Kingshaigh 1673 ib. Probably 'king's enclosure', with confusion of the second element between (ge)hæg and haga 1 , though the modern form is clearly from the latter. Hope was a royal manor.v. cyning .
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Fullwood Holmes
- Oaker Fm
- Oaker Hill
- Phœbe Croft
- Pouchmouth
- Salter Barn
- Spring Ho
- Townhead
- Veinbutt Villas
- Watergates Bridge
- Bagshaw Bridge
- Birchfield Lodge
- Bleak Ho
- Crabtree Meadow Ho
- Crookstone Barn, Crookstone Hill
- Edge Fm
- Farfield Fm
- The Folly
- Fullwood Stile
- Upper Fullwood Fm
- Harrop Fm
- Hope Brink
- Hope Mill
- Killhill
- Killhill Bridge
- Laybrook Pasture
- Lose Hill
- Madwoman's Stones
- Marsh Barn
- Marston Fm
- Old Hall