Blackmarsh Ctgs, Blackmarsh Fm
Early-attested site in the Parish of Castleton
Historical Forms
- Blakemersshe 1531,1538 Digby
- blackemershe (bridge) 1569–74 Map
- Black(e)marsh(e) 1614,1677 Digby
- Black Marsh (Mdw) 1733 DROMap 1845 TA
Etymology
Blackmarsh Ctgs, Blackmarsh Fm (ST 650177), Blakemersshe 1531, 1538Digby , blackemershe (bridge )1569–74Map , Black(e)marsh (e )1614, 1677Digby , Black Marsh (Mdw )1733DROMap , 1845TA , v. blæc 'black, dark-coloured', mersc 'marsh'.
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Bedford's Camp
- Charlock Hill
- Crackmore Wd
- Dancing Hill
- Darkhole Fm
- Deer Park
- Dodge Cross
- Dymor
- Gainsborough Dairy, Gainsborough Hill
- Gallows Plot
- Gooseland Lane
- Hack Hill
- Half Moon Clump
- Pinford Lane
- Brickkiln Lane
- Coombe Lane
- Jerusalem
- Round Hill
- Bowden Hill
- (Upr) Clatcombe Fm, Clatcombe Ho, Clatcombe Lane
- Home Covert, Home Fm
- Redhole Lane
- Sherborne Lake
- Sir Walter Raleigh's Seat
- The Slopes
- The Terrace
- Tithe Barn
- Underdown Lane
- Watery Lane
- West Hill
- Withybed Plant.
- Yetman's Copse
- Almshouse Wd
- Ambrose Hill
- Castle Fm
- Harding's House Lane
- The Kennels
- Lenthay Copse, Lenthay Dairy Ho, Lenthay Lane
- Limekiln Ctgs, Limekiln Fm
- Long Plant.
- Lover's Grove
- Low's Hill Lane
- Middle Lodge
- Oakey Clump
- Old Park
- Park Ctg
- Patson Hill
- Pidgeon Ho(lost)
- Sandford Rd