Little Limber Chapel
Other OS name in the Parish of Brocklesby
Historical Forms
- Lytle Lymber chapell 1530 Willsiii
- G. abbas & conuentus de Neuhus concessimus Roberto capellano ut seruiat in tota uita sua capelle parue Linberge eHy3 HarlCh44G22
Etymology
( lost ) , Lytle Lymber chapell 1530 Wills iii and note “ there is a chantry in honour of God and the Virgin Mary … founded … at Parva Lymbergh out of a messuage and a small portion of land , the value of which messuage and land does not in modern times suffice for the reasonable sustenance of a chaplain , the king has granted licence for them , for the surer maintenance of that chantry , to assign in mortmain land and rent , not held in chief , to the value of 4l . yearly to a chaplain to celebrate service daily at the said chantry … ” 1356 Pat xxiv, 417–8 . The chapel belonged to Newsham Abbey and the earliest reference to it so far noted is G .abbas & conuentus de Neuhus concessimus Roberto capellano ut seruiat in tota uita sua capelle parue Linberge eHy3HarlCh 44 G22 and 23 .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Alder Carr Wood
- Alder Wood
- Bell Pit
- Bluegate Wood
- Brocklesby Hall
- Brocklesby Park
- Carr Leys Wood
- Cottagers Dale Wood
- Dam Bottom
- Granny Wood
- Irongate Wood
- Lambert Hill Cottage & Lambert Hill Pond
- Little Limber Grange
- Major Wood
- Mausoleum
- Mere Hill
- Miller's Wood
- New Beck Drain
- the Nursery
- the Paddocks
- Primrose Hill
- Rough Pasture Wood
- Spur Plat Wood
- Thomas Wood
- Washdyke Wood
- Waterhill Wood
- Willow Holt