Survey of English Place-Names

Historical Forms

• lands, woods, and moors, called Inn Park in Holway' 1585 Hutch1

• lands called Inne Parke late Harryses lands 1620 DRO

• Inn-Park 1774 Hutch1

• Impark (sic) 1795 Boswell

• Inpark 1811 OS

• Inn Park 1870 Hutch3

Etymology

Inpark Fm (ST 575020), 'lands , woods , and moors , called Inn Park in Holway '1585 Hutch1, lands called Inne Parke late Harryses lands 1620DRO , Inn -Park 1774 Hutch1, Impark (sic)1795 Boswell, Inpark 1811 OS, Inn Park 1870 Hutch3, from the preposition in(n) 'inner', that is, 'near the principal residence or homestead', and park , cf. Parkmede 1317MiltC , Harris his Cow Crofte 1620DRO .