Barnsdale
Early-attested site in the Parish of South Kirkby
Historical Forms
- Chronicle, Barnysdale ryg 1468 Brett
- Barnesdale 1543 Leland 1609 Bright
Etymology
Barnsdale, the merry Barnisdale of the Robin Hood ballads, Barnysdale c. 1420 Wyntoun's Chronicle , Barnysdale ryg 1468 Brett, Barnesdale 1543 Leland, 1609Bright 521. 'Beorn's valley', v. dæl . The OE pers.n. Beorn occurs also in Barnsley i, 302supra .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Colly Well Wood
- Dale Lane
- Great Breaks
- Grey Cocks
- Hague Hall Beck
- Inch Lane
- Manor Fm
- Mill Lane
- Mosley Mires
- Mutton Flatt
- North Elmsall Hall
- Sheepwalk Lane
- Stone Pit Wood
- Thorn Tree Well
- Wilby Wood
- Balk Lane
- The Beck
- Bradle Carr Lane
- Broad Lane Fm
- Bullsyke Well
- Coal Pit Field
- Common End
- Crab Tree Lathe
- Elmsall Common
- Field Lane
- Goosehole Lane
- Grimsing Plant
- Hacking Hill
- Hollins Lane
- Mork Royd Lane
- Rise Hill
- Spring Lane
- Trough Lane
- Waterfield
- West Field
- Ball Park Wood
- Brierley Gap
- Brigg Flatt
- Broad Lane
- Bull Lane
- Burnt Wood Lane
- Carr Lane
- Cobb Carr
- Cobler or St Andrew's Hill
- Gallon Croft Field
- Hob Ho
- Homsley Lane
- Kirkbridge
- Lidgate
- Limphill
- Mellwood Lane
- Nanny Wood
- White Apron St
- Crag Close
- Hollins Lane
- Little Johns Well
- Pig Garth
- Stubbs Hall
- Top Ings
- Well Close
- North Field
- Nor Wood
- The Riddings
- Saxon Camp (site)
- South Kirkby Common
- Stocking Gate
- Water Lane
- Hill Fm
- Low Hollins, Top Hollins, Skelbrooke Hollins
- Low Moor
- Muckey Lane
- Skelbrooke Hall
- Skelbrooke Rein
- Tongue End
- Hazel Close