Haining Wood
Other OS name in the Parish of Musgrave
Historical Forms
- Musgraue heuenyng 1345 Musg
- le Hevenyng 1357 Ch
- the Heanyngs 1576 Musg
Etymology
, 1859OS , Musgraue heuenyng 1345Musg , le Hevenyng 1357 Ch (where Thomas de Musgrave waslicensed to impark a wood), the Heanyngs 1576Musg , v. hegning ' enclosure ' , though ME Heu - for Hei - is difficult to account for .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Bale Hill
- Blandswath Bridge
- Blecket's Dub
- Bowber Hill
- Brackenber Hill
- Brigbriggs
- Broomrigg End
- Byrestead
- Cowber Hill
- Eden Flatt
- Flascoe Wood
- Grassgill Rigg
- Greenplats Hill
- Hall Garth
- Harecrag Fold
- Hayber Hill
- Heanings Fm
- Hull Bank
- Intake Hill
- Johnson Scar
- Keld Head
- Langrigg
- Lowgill Bank
- Loy's Dub
- Musgrave Bridge, Fell, Scar & Scarth
- Nettle Pot
- Raven Crag
- Rudd Hills
- Smithfield
- Sunny Brow
- Swillings Lane
- Tarn Gill
- Thunder Stone
- Little Turplacks
- White Rigg