Haythwaite Lane
Early-attested site in the Parish of Castle Sowerby
Historical Forms
- Haithwhait Loneing 1664 Devonshire
- Haythwayt 1252 Ch
- Hathwaite 1619 ExchKR 1661 EcclComm
- Haythwaithe 1733 ib
Etymology
Haythwaite Lane is
Haithwhait Loneing 1664Devonshire , the lane (v. lonning) leading to a lost Haythwayt 1252 Chet passim , with variant spellings -tuuayt , -thweyt , -thwyt , Hathwaite 1619ExchKR , 1661EcclComm , Haythwaithe 1733 ib. Apparently 'hay clearing,' v. hēg , þveit .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Raughtonhead
- Hewer Hill
- Bustabeck
- Foxley Henning
- Southernby
- Millhouse
- Starnmire
- Stockdalewath
- Thackmire
- Thethwaite
- Thistlewood
Other OS name
- Birkshill
- Howgill
- Rowfoot
- Little Bell Bridge
- Brickhouse
- Bridge End
- Bridge Ho
- Cockley Gill
- Cockleythwaite
- Cowgill
- Cowrigg
- Gillhead
- Greens
- Hallfield
- Hawthorn Cottages
- Highbridge
- Raine Ho
- Salter Lonning
- Sour Nook
- Stile
- Stockwell Hall
- Stubb Ing
- Thackwood
- Vicargate
- Wellfoot
- Wellhouse
- Sowerby Row
- Bracken Hill
- How Hill
- Rudding
- Ashes
- Bankend
- Beckfellican
- Holm Ho
- Hudbeck
- Jack Ho
- Kell Springs
- Lambfield
- Leavyholme
- Mirkbooths
- High and Low Moordike
- Newsham
- New Yeat Inn
- Nook
- Nook Ho
- Oaks