Doncaster
Parish in the County of West Riding of Yorkshire
Etymology
The Municipal Borough of Doncaster includes Balby (which was formerly the township of Hexthorpe with Balby), Doncaster, Wheatley (which once included Long Sandall 22supra , Wheatley being in Doncaster parish and Long Sandall in Kirk Sandall parish 21supra ), parts of Loversall, and all townships in the parish of Doncaster. It also includes adjacent parts of the townships of Armthorpe and Cantley 37, 39infra . According to Langd in 1822 the parish of Doncaster also included a township of Langthwaite with Tilts, clearly a detached part of the parish; Tilts is now in Barnby Dun (19supra ) and Langthwaite in Adwick le Street (69infra ).
Major Settlements
Other places in this Parish
Other OS name
- Ashfield Ho
- Balby Carr
- Bowford Villa
- Chapel Yard
- Common Lane
- Green Field Lane
- Hall Flat Lane
- Hexthorpe Flats
- Hexthorpe Ings
- Little Moor
- Merrywindle Lane
- Old Eea Plant
- Woodfield Lane
- Belmont Ho
- Bennetthorpe
- Black Bank
- The Booths
- Broxholme Lane
- Carr Grange
- Carr Hill
- Doncaster Carr
- Elmfield Ho
- Field Ho
- Friary Closes
- Green Dyke Lane
- The Holmes
- Lady Bank
- Mile Thorn Bight
- Race Course
- Neatherd's Ho
- Red Ho
- Small Bridge
- Spansyke Spansyke St
- Town Field
- Westfield Ho
- Black Carr
- Blackwood Plant
- Carr Lodge
- Hall Balk Lane
- Huxter Well Plant
- Little Moor
- Lockwell Ings
- Loversall Carr
- Mombrick Wood
- Potteric Carr
- Rake's Lane
- St Catherines
- St Catherine's Well
- Springwell Grange
- Washing Dike
- Woodfield Plant
- Broom Plant
- Don Banks
- Feather Closes
- Gosmire Wood
- Green Ho
- Intake Fm
- Red Cliff Closes
- Rush Bed
- Well Ho
- Wheatley Hall
- Wheatley Hills