Sneerholmes
Early-attested site in the Parish of Beverley
Historical Forms
- Snoreholm(houses) c.1362 Works 1402 FA
- Snoresholm c.1400 Melsa
- Snordhome 1543 FF
Etymology
Sneerholmes (6″) is Snoreholm (houses )c. 1362 Works, 1402 FA, Snoresholm c. 1400 Melsa, Snordhome 1543 FF. 'Snor (r )i 's water-meadow,' v. holmr . ME Snore (OScand Snorri ) has become Sneer - on the analogy of dialectal [diə] for door .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Beck Side
- Figham
- Grovehill
- Lund
- Mill Scut Bridge
- Norwood
- St Giles Croft, Gillycroft
- Swine Moor
- Westwood
- Woodhall
- Pighill and Pighill Lane
- Sandholme
- Sicey Farm
- Wawne Ferry
- Hull Bridge
- Beverley Parks