Carnetley
Early-attested site in the Parish of Farlam
Historical Forms
- Carthutelan (sic) c.1200 Laner
- Carnthelaue c.1230 Laner
- Carnthelave c.1290 ib
- Carunthelaue c.1230 Laner
- Karnuthlawe c.1290 ib
- Carruttelaw, Karntellau c.1231 Laner
- Karnothelaw c.1275 Laner
- Karnnthlawe, Carnthlawe c.1290 ib
- Carnutley (dyke heade) 1589 ExchKR
- Carnutelye 1603 Map
- Caruntelie 1603 Gilsland
- Carnitley 1669 PR(Laner)
- Carnetley in Abbey Leonardcost 1688 Naworth
- Carnetlow 1728 PR(Laner)
- Carnetlaw 1832 Boothby
Etymology
The first element is Welsh carn , 'cairn,' the second is the Old Welsh personal name Teiliau , modern Welsh Teilo , familiar as a saint's name in the Welsh Llandeilo. For the order of the elements, v. Introduction.
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Farlam Fell and Hall
- Black Hill
- High Bowbank
- Low Bowbank
- Brackenside
- Broom Hill
- Clement Leazes
- Cleugh Head
- Silver Top
- Woodend
- Woodside
- Wrigglehill
- Bowbank
- Greenlea Cross
- Williamgill
- Boon Hill
- Forest Head
- Whinny Fell
- Coal Fell
- High Fell
- Kirkhouse
- High and Low Lonning
- Moss Hill
- New Garth
- Park
- Riggfoot
- Shaw Brow
- Silver Side