Survey of English Place-Names

Historical Forms

• Tarrygarth quarter 1609 BPD l17 BPD

• tarrigarth quarter 1683 BPD

• Tarrygarth Quarter 1649 ParlSurv 1779 BPD 1785 Map

• Tarry garthes quarter 1651 BPD

• Tarry Garth Quarter Field 1729 ib

Etymology

TARRYGARTH QUARTER (lost), Tarrygarth quarter 1609BPD , l17BPD , tarrigarth quarter 1683BPD , Tarrygarth Quarter 1649ParlSurv , 1779BPD , 1785Map , Tarry garthes quarter 1651BPD , Tarry Garth Quarter Field 1729ib , cf. (common Field called ) Tarrygarth field 1649ParlSurv , 1822, 1876Terrier , Tarry Garth Field 1734LRMB 256 , 1796 BPD Tarry Dale 1715 BarrowTB, 1734LRMB 256 (v. deill ), Tarrygate 1649ParlSurv (v. gata ) and also iuxta curiam Tyrri Hy3HarlCh .'Tyrri 's enclosure ', v. garðr , the pers.n. being OFr T (h )ier (r )i , the man from whom the name is derived being presumably the one named in the Hy3 charter. Quarter is used here in the sense 'a quarter, a division of, or locality in, a larger area', three other quarters having been noted in the parish, i.e. Beck Lane infra , Stonepit and Watermill, recorded in f.ns. (a) infra .