Lindrick
Early-attested site in the Parish of Tickhill
Historical Forms
- Lyndryk 1424 YDx
- Lindrick Croft 16 Hnt
- Lyndrik Crofte 1540 MinAcct
Etymology
Lindrick, Lyndryk 1424 YD x, Lindrick Croft 16 Hnt, Lyndrik Crofte 1540MinAcct . 'Narrow strip of land growing with limes', v. lind , ric . OE ric appears to be used of 'a narrow strip, esp. one growing with trees', and the compound with lind appears several times, Lendrick (Bramham) pt. iv, Lindrick 148, pt. v, and as the name of an undefined district in Nt 12; there was also a f.n. Lyndrik in Ackworth ii, 95infra . Cf. also Rastrick iii, 38, Cookridge (Adel) pt. iv, Escrick YE 267 (from eski 'ash'); it also meant 'a ditch' (as in Skitterick ii, 168 infra ); Lindrick Nt is described as bosco 'wood' and fossatum 'ditch'. v. further EPN ii, 83.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Dumpling Castle
- Limestone Hill
- North Wong
- Sand Pit
- Eastfield
- Martin Beck
- Oddy Wood
- Sand Rock
- All Hallows Hill
- Apy Hill
- Ash Holt
- Bagley Green
- Belridge Wood
- Black Lane
- Blyth Gate Lane
- Bracken Croft Lane
- Broad Oak Lane
- Clarel Hall
- Clay Croft Closes
- Crooked Lane Head
- Fox Hole Lane
- Friars Hill
- Gallow Hill
- Goole Dike
- Greystone Lane
- Hell Lane
- Hindley Closes
- Hollinghead Lane
- Holly
- Hopyard Lane
- King's Closes
- Moor Ho
- Prior Cottage
- Rowland's Well
- Sawney Hill
- Secret Flats
- Sheepwash Lane
- Slutwell Stream
- South Wongs
- Spital Croft
- Stone Cross
- Stony Lane
- Tickhill Common
- Tickhill Holt
- Water Lane
- Wheat Acre Lane
- Whinny Haugh