Thorpe in Balne
Major Settlement in the Parish of Barnby upon Don
Historical Forms
- Thorp(e) 1150 Selby 1535 VE 1592 WillY
- Thorp(e) in Balne 1339,1376 FF 1558 WillY
- Thorp(e) in Baulne 1540 FF
- Thorp(e) in Bawne 1549,1568 FF
- Thropp in Balne 1438 YDvi
- Thorpp(e) 1593 FF
- Thorpp(e) in Balme 1521,1536 ib
- Thorpp(e)in Bawyne 1552 NCWills
- Thorppe in Balne als. Belthorp, Thorpe in Balme als. Belthorp 1523,1536 FF
- Belthorp(e) 1499 Ipm 1530,1568 FF
Etymology
v. þorp 'outlying farmstead'. The significance of Bel - in the later alternative name is ambiguous; cf. Bell Croft 20infra . On the district name Balne v. ii, 1infra .
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Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Catling Lane
- Common Drain
- Croft Ings
- Fordstead Lane
- Holme Fleet Lane
- New Ings
- North Field
- Old Ings
- Ramper Lane
- Rands
- Rusholme
- Tranmoor
- Waite Ho
- Airey Lane
- Applehurst Lane
- Bell Croft Lane
- Grumble Hurst
- Hicks Close, Hicks Ho
- Highfield Lane
- Marsh Lane
- Middlecroft Fm
- Old House Lane
- Paitfield Lands
- Ramsden Marsh Bridge
- Reedholme
- Smallholme Dike
- Thorpe Marsh
- Trumfleet Marsh
- Wilsick Ho
- Bramwith Hodd
- Broad Ings
- Brosley Hills
- Cockshaw Bridge
- Sickle Croft