English Place-name Society

Survey of English Place-Names

A county-by-county guide to the linguistic origins of England’s place-names – a project of the English Place-Name Society, founded 1923.

Lea Hall

Major Settlement in the Parish of Lea Hall

Historical Forms

  • le Lie 1215 Dunst
  • Ley(e) c.1215 Dunst 1265 Cl
  • Leia 1216 Dunst
  • (le) Le(e), (la) Le(e) c.1215 Dunst 1247 DunstAn 1265 Abbr
  • Le(e) juxta Bradeburn 1281 FF 1547 MinAcct
  • Le(e) iuxta Tissington 1329 Woll
  • (Le) Legh(e) 1275 RH 1281 Ass 1452 Cl 1498 Ipm
  • Leighe 1535 Val
  • Leegh 1557 Bemrose
  • Lea als Lee als Leigh Eliz ChancP
  • The Lea 1577 Saxton 1610 Speed

Etymology

'The clearing', v. lēah . It is distinguished as near Bradbourne supra 349 and Tissington infra 409.

Places in the same Parish