Malpas
Early-attested site in the Parish of Tickhill
Historical Forms
- le Maupas 1373 MinAcct
- Manpasses (sic for Mau-) 1398 YDx
- les Mowpassehenges 1425 ib
- Mawpass Hill 1738 Hnt
- Malpus-lane, Malpus-yng, le Malpus bryge 1427 YDx
- Malpas-brig 1493 YDx
- Malpas meadow 1643 Hnt
- Malpace 16 Hnt 1540 MinAcct
- Malpase meadowe 1668 Surv
- Great & Little Malpas 1849 TA
Etymology
'The bad passage or track', v. mal 2 , pas . This name is of French origin (Vincent 212) and parallel to Malpas Ch; cf. also Malpas Hill 138infra .
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