Brancliffe Grange
Early-attested site in the Parish of Anston
Historical Forms
- (grangie de) Branteclive 1176–89 YCh 1185 Dugdv 1189–1201 YCh 1276 RH
- Branteclyf 1349 YDviii
- Brantclive 1203 YCh1413
- Brantclif 1293 QW
- Brenteclive 1251 Ch
- Bruncliffe 1540 MinAcct
- Brancliff Grange 1771 M
Etymology
Brancliffe Grange, (grangie de ) Branteclive 1176–89 YCh 1412, 1185 Dugd v, 1189–1201 YCh 1411, 1276 RH, Branteclyf 1349 YD viii, Brantclive 1203 YCh 1413, Brantclif 1293 QW, Brenteclive 1251 Ch, Bruncliffe 1540MinAcct , Brancliff Grange 1771 M. 'Steep bank', v. brant , clif . It was a grange of Roche Abbey (v. grange ).
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Anston Stones Wood
- Axle Lane
- Birket Wood
- Broad Wood
- Church Lane
- Clarks Stones
- The Clump
- Common Rd
- Cramfit Bridge, Cramfit Brook
- Crowgate
- Deep Carrs
- Dewidales Wood
- Fan Field
- Greenland Quarry
- Harry Crofts
- Hen Eggs
- Hunger Hill Plant
- Little Stones
- Monk Bridge
- Moses Seat
- North Field
- Penny Piece Lane
- Quarry Lane
- Rackford Fm
- Smarson Hill
- Stubbings
- Townwells
- Wain Covert
- Wood Mill
- Barton Wood
- Pinfold
- Sweet Well
- Cotterhill Woods
- Hodes Ho
- Lindrick Ho
- Lofties Plant
- Owlands Wood Dike
- Pinfold
- Sausage Hill
- Woodside