Maugerhay
Early-attested site in the Parish of Norton
Historical Forms
- Mackehay 1573 ParReg
- Makerhay 1588 ib
- Magger(s)hey 1593 Halliii 1611,1615 ParReg
- Maggahaye Common 1651 Halliii
Etymology
Maugerhay (6″), Mackehay 1573 ParReg, Makerhay 1588 ib, Magger (s )hey 1593 Hall iii, 1611, 1615 ParReg, Maggahaye Common 1651 Hall iii. Probably 'Malger's, Mauger's enclosure', v. (ge)hæg, as suggested by Professor Bruce Dickins. This pers.n. is ultimately from OE Mæðelgār and appears as the first element of Maugersbury Gl, Maggra Park (PN NRY 166), Meagre (PN BedHu 264–5) and Madjeston (PN Do 7).
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Bradway
- Greenhill
- Hazlebarrow Fm
- Hazlehurst Fm
- Hemsworth
- Herdings
- Jordanthorpe
- Lightwood
- Meersbrook
- Norton Lees
- Norton Woodseats
- Twentywellsick
Other OS name
- Ashes Wood
- Back Moor
- Batemoor Fm
- Bolehill
- Bridle Road Wood
- Broomfield
- Bullock Storth
- Bunting Nook
- Camping Lane
- Carfield Fm
- Carr Wood
- Chancet Wood
- Clay Wood
- Cliffe Field Road
- Cobnar Road
- Cockshutt's Fm
- Coneygree Wood
- Cowmouth Fm
- Delves Wood
- Derbyshire Lane
- Dyche Lane
- The Folds
- Four Lane Ends
- Grange Fm
- Greenhill Moor
- Harvey Clough Road
- Hemper Lane
- Hill Clough Wood
- Holmhirst Road
- Hutcliff Wood
- Lees Hall
- Little Norton
- Long Wood
- Lowedges
- The Lumb
- Mawfa Lane
- Meadow Head
- Newfield Spring Wood
- North Croft
- Norton Green
- Norton Hall
- Norton Hammer
- Norton Lane
- Norton Park
- The Oaks
- Parson's Wood
- Poynton Wood
- Rollestone Wood
- Sheephill Fm
- Smithy Wood Road
- West Cliffe
- Wet Lands