Great Limber Grange
Other OS name in the Parish of Great Limber
Historical Forms
- Limber Grange or Davis Streights F.m 1828 Bry
- Davis Straits 1830 Gre
Etymology
, Limber Grange or Davis Streights F .m1828 Bry, Davis Straits 1830Gre . Dr Rod Ambler draws attention to Greenland Fm infra and suggests that there could well have been a clear link between the names Greenland and Davis Straits . He points out that Edward Gillet , A History of Grimsby , Oxford 1970 , pp. 178 – 79 , has shown that whaling voyages were made to Greenland and the Davis Straits by two Grimsby - based ships between 1803 and 1821 . Dr Ambler comments “ the two farm names suggest some sort of link with activity in Grimsby ” . It certainly seems most likely that Davis Straits Fm and Greenland Fm do reflect Grimsby whaling activities in the early 19th century , though the historical connections between the Great Limber names and Grimsby has not so far been discovered . For the late occurrence of grange , cf. Croxton Grangein Croxton supra .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Anthony Corner
- Anthony's Clump
- Bellows Pipe
- Black Mills
- Blacknall Cover
- Brompton Dale
- Caen Hill
- Chalk House Bottom
- Coneygreen Wood
- Fox Dale
- Grasby Bottoms
- Great Limber Covers
- Greenland Fm
- Halfway Ho
- Halliday Hill
- Head Lane
- Limber Folly
- Limber Hill
- Limber Ho
- Mausoleum Woods
- Maux Hall
- Nelsons Fm
- New Close Wood
- New Inn
- Old Inn Fm
- Pimlico
- Seventy Acre Lane
- Sparrow Clump
- Swiss Cottage
- Walk Lane
- West Hills