Holloway
Major Settlement in the Parish of Dethick, Lea and Holloway
Historical Forms
- Hol(e)way, Hol(e)wey(e) 1200–10 DbAxvi 1237 FF 1286,1293 Crich 1357 et passim
- Holewey(e)s 1350 Crich 1350 Pat 1354,1356,1357 Crich
- Holoweyes 1357 WollCh
- Holloways 1789 Noble 1805 Cary
- Holewaus 1392 DbCh
- Hol(l)owey, Hol(l)oway 1519 DbAxix
Etymology
'Hollow road(s)', v. hol 2 , weg . The persistence of the plural is noteworthy.
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Beamore Wood
- Catley Well
- Cockhill Plantation
- Cross Lanes
- Dethick Balk
- Dethick Common
- Dethick Heyes
- Gregory Dam and Gregory Spring
- High Lane
- Hollins Wood
- Holt Wood
- Leaholme
- Leahurst
- Leashaw Fm
- Mill Ho
- Moor Wood
- Nether Holloway
- Patchett Wood
- Redhill Fm
- Shaw Lane and Shaw Plantation
- Sledgegate Lane
- Swinepark Wood
- Upper Holloway