Ferry
Other OS name in the Parish of Barton upon Humber
Etymology
( lost ) , 1824 O , where Barton Haven is marked on the modern map , cf. the waterfferry … hyt is knowen … as … a dystincte place of yt self Ed6CtAugm , the ferry 1649ParlSurv , and that Fery boate … comonly called , Barton Boate 1649ib , Barton Bote c. 1638Monson . It is Hasyll fery alias Barton fery 1536 LP xi , Barton Ferry 1537 ib xii , where Hasyll is Hessle on the opposite side of the Humber .
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Marsh Fm
- Mere Plantation
- Mount Ho
- Mount Pleasant
- Ness End Fm
- Nut Hill
- St James Cross
- South Cliff
- Southfield
- Summerdale
- Swan Hill
- Tyrwhitt Hall
- Warren Fm
- Westfield Ho
- White Lion
- White Swan
- Whiting Mill Bottom
- Windmill
- Clay Pit
- Cornhill Fm
- Deepdale
- Dudmandale
- Eastfteld Fm
- Field Fm, Field Ho
- George Hotel
- Glebe Fm
- Green Gate
- Hoe Hill Brick Works
- Bardney Hall
- Barton Cliff, Barton Cliff Ho
- Barton Field Fm
- Barton Grange
- Barton Haven
- Barton Hill Fm
- Barton Lodge
- Barton Vale
- Barton Waterside
- Barton Wold Fm
- Baysgarth, Baysgarth Park
- Beacon Hill
- Beaumontcote Fm
- Beech Grove
- Black Bull
- Blow Wells Plantation
- Blue Bell Inn
- Blue Coat Charity Fm
- Chapel Fm
- Kingsforth
- Chowder Ness