Hay Fm
Early-attested site in the Parish of Madeley
Historical Forms
- Hay a, La Haye 1261–2 ForProc
- (vill' de) La Hay 1291–2 Ass
- Le Hay(e) 1550 RentSur
- Hayhouse 1695 Morden
- The Hay House 1833 OS
- The Hay 1849 TA
Etymology
The house became one of the Darby residences in the 18th cent. (VCH XI39).
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Aqueduct
- Bartlett Gardens
- Busts Hill
- Boringmell
- Brockholes
- Captain's Coppice
- Castle Green
- The Chestnuts
- Coalport
- Coalport Bridge
- Coalport China Works
- Coalport Station
- Commercial Hotel
- Cross Hill
- Cuckoo Oak, Cuckoo Oak Fm
- Dale Coppice
- Elmgrove, Elmgrove Ho
- Fox's Buildings
- Frog Meadow
- Halesfield Colliery
- The Hall
- Hammer P.H.
- Hill Ho
- Hills Lane Colliery
- Hill Top Fm
- Hodgebower
- Hollybank
- Lee Dingle
- Lees Fm, The Lees, Lees Cottages
- Lightmoor Junction, Lightmoor
- Lincoln Hill
- The Lloyds, Lloyds Coppice
- Lodge Fm
- Madeley Ct
- Madeleycourt Collieries and Madeleycourt Iron Works
- Madeley Hall
- Madeley Hill
- Madeley Market and Salop Stations
- Madeleywood
- Marnwood Hall
- The Meadow
- Meadowpit Colliery
- Mount Pleasant
- New Buildings
- New Inn
- Oilhouse Coppice
- Paradise
- Park Inn
- Park Lane
- Regatta Field
- Rope Walk
- Roughpark, Roughpark Fm
- Severn Cottage and Severn Foundry, Severn Ho
- Shawfield Colliery
- Springhill Cottage and Springhill Fm
- Strethill Fm
- Sunnyside Fm and Sunnyside Ho
- Tweedale
- Upper Forge, Upper Forge Pool
- The Villa
- Windmill Fm
- Woodland Grange
- Woodside, Woodside Coal Mine