Kilburn
Major Settlement in the Parish of Kilburn
Historical Forms
- Kileburn(e), Kyleburn(e) 1179 P Hy2,c.1200 Darley 1200 FineR 1236 Fees 1424 Darley
- Killebrun 1200 P
- Killeburn(e), Kylleburn(e) 1236 Ch 1269 Ass 1281 1281 Ipm Ed1 WollCh
- Kelleburn 1234 Fees
- Kilburn(e), Kylburn(e), Kylborn(e), Kylbourn(e) 1275 RH 1302 FA 1311 Misc 1317 FF 1317,1318 Halliii 1330 Ass
- Cilburne 1330 Ass
Etymology
Perhaps 'Cylla's stream', v. burna , cf. Kilburn (PN NRY 195–6).The persistence of medial -e - in the earliest spellings makes derivation from cyln 'kiln' unlikely.
Places in the same Parish
Field
- Alder Watering
- Bens Field
- Black Moor Hole
- Blue Pingle
- Briery Piece
- Butchers Cleaver
- Calladine Close
- Causeway Piece
- Claypool
- Close next Kirkham
- Coneygree
- Cowslip Meadow
- Croft
- Damason Close
- Dumble
- Flatt
- Gang Road Meadow
- Gaolers Pingle
- Gin Close
- Goose Pasture
- Gorsey Flatt and Gorsey Piece
- Grass Springs
- Gurnsey Piece
- Hagg
- Hande Wood
- Hanging Close
- the Headland
- Hemlock Orchard
- Hep Green
- Hickings Close
- Holywell Sick
- Honey Spot
- Jews Trump
- Limekiln Close
- Long Yards
- Lotom Hill
- Machins Field
- Matthew Close
- Middle Field
- Northfield
- Penny Loaf Hill
- Pingle
- Pit Holes
- the Pound
- Prior Wood
- Priory Meadow
- Saigh Close
- Sheath Close
- Shoemaker Close
- Sick Close
- South Field
- Stepping Meadow
- Stocking Makers Shop
- Tanfield Close
- Thorpe Close
- Two day work
- Watering Lane
- Water Mill
- Willow Holt
- Windmill Close and Windmill Pingle
- The Woodwifs
- Pyllersych
- Priest Hornes