bourde close
Field in the Parish of Marsh Chapel
Historical Forms
- bourde close a1567 LNQ
- bourde closse 1839 TA
Etymology
bourde close 1554*, bourde closse 15861(denoting a close held by the lord ofthe manor to produce food for his table, v. Bordeland(e) in Fulstow f.ns.(b))
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