Thorpe Bulmer
Major Settlement in the Parish of Hart
Historical Forms
- villata de Nesebite Thorp, villata de Thorpe 1242×3 Ass
- Thorpbulmer 1468etfreqto1610 IPM
- thorpbu'lmer 1485 Spec
- Thorpp Bulmer 1537×8 IPM
- Thorpebulmer 1558,1621 IPM
- Thorpe Bowmer 1578 Wills
- Thrope Bolmer 1581 Wills
- Thorp Bulmer 1590, 1596 Wills, Hud
- Thorpe Bulmer 1609,1638 IPM 1622 CC 1717 Hud
Etymology
'Outlying farm' later held by the Bulmer family, OE , ON þorp.Bishop Kellaw made a grant of free warren to Ralph de Bulmer in all his lands of Thorp Bulmer and Nesbit by charter dated 19th November 1312 (Surtees I61).
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- The Laurels
- Pudding St
- Todds Court
- Fox Hill
- Glebe Farm
- Hart Moor Ho
- Hart Windmill
- Manor Farm
- Middlethorpe
- St Mary Magdalen's Fm
- Short Cake Hill
- High Springwell
- Thorpe Bulmer Dene
- Whelly Hill, Whelly Hill Ho
- Bogle Beck
- Dalton Beck, Dalton Field Ho, Dalton Nook Plantation
- Dalton Piercy Crag
- Dixon's Plantation
- The Green
- The Grove
- Hart on Hill
- Horse Close Plantation
- Three Gates
- Raby St
- William St
- Red Lion Inn
- Cemetery junction N, Cemetery junction S, Cemetery junction W
- Coast Rd
- Hart Rd, Hart Station, Hart Warren
- Middleton
- Middle Warren
- North Sands
- Old Harbour
- Old Pier
- Parton Rocks
- Redheugh Gdns
- The Slake
- Springwell Ho
- George St
- Hardwicke St
- Henrietta St
- Henry St
- Holy Trinity Church
- John St
- Millbank Crescent
- Sussex St
- The Howls
- Woodside
- Cemetery Battery
- South Terrace
- Belly Well