Far Grange
Field in the Parish of Marsh Chapel
Historical Forms
- 1839 TA
Etymology
Far Grange(cf. pontem magn' grang'1450+, le gret Graunge 1522+, le great Graunge 1553+, Great Grange 15952,Greate Grange 15951, lyttil Grange 1547*, litill grange dyke 1553*, Lowgrange or Litle grange 15952, Highgrange 1547*, le high graunge dyke 1553*, High Graunge, Lowe Graunge 15951, High Grange 15952, v. grange, the bridge was over Land Dikeand the fields called Great Grange were to the south, and west of West End.No evidence has been found to identify the house owning them; High andLow Grange were to the west bordering on Louth Navigation)
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Beacon Hill
- Ellgate Lane
- Eskham
- Fire Beacon Lane
- The Fitties
- Kedwicks
- Keyholme Fm
- Seadyke Way
- Summerhead
- Waterland Drain