Grindsbrook Booth
Early-attested site in the Parish of Edale
Historical Forms
- Grymesbrok(e) 1342 Cl 1556–8 ECP 1566,1567 Lanc
- Grimsbrok Bothe 1561 Pat
- vaccar' in Eydall vocat' Grimesbrooke 1607 DuLa
- Grymesbruck Boothe 1608 DbAnsxxiii
- Grinds Booth 1767 Burdett
Etymology
Grindsbrook Booth, Grymesbrok (e )1342 Cl, 1556–8 ECP, 1566, 1567 Lanc, Grimsbrok Bothe 1561 Pat, vaccar ' in Eydall vocat ' Grimesbrooke 1607DuLa , Grymesbruck Boothe 1608 DbAns xxiii, Grinds Booth 1767 Burdett. The booth was named from the stream on which it stands, which is 'Grim's brook', v. brōc ; for booth cf. Lady Booth Brook supra 10.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Back Tor
- Blackwall Plantation
- Broadlee-bank Tor
- Carr Ho
- Cartlidge
- Clough Fm
- Cold Side
- Cotefield
- Dalehead
- Edale End
- Edale Rocks
- Golden Clough
- Greenlands
- Grindsbrook Clough
- Grindslow Knoll
- Harden Clough
- Harebarn
- Hollins
- Horsehill Tor
- Jaggers Clough
- Lands Barn
- Lee Barn
- Lord's Seat
- Lower Holt
- Marshall Barn
- The Nab
- Nether Moor
- Nether Tor
- Noe Stool
- Peat Moor
- Shaw Wood
- Slack Barn
- Swine's Back
- Tags Naze
- Upper Booth
- Upper Holt
- Waterside
- Whitemoor Clough
- Wool Packs
- Yemans Bridge
- Crowden Tower
- Edale Cross
- Edale Head
- Fieldhead
- Greenhill