English Place-name Society

Survey of English Place-Names

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Crepping Hall

Early-attested site in the Parish of Wakes Colne

Historical Forms

  • Crepinga 1086 DB
  • Creping 1202 FF 1265 Misc
  • Crepinges 1086 DB 1187,1190 P
  • Crepynghall 1545 Pat
  • Cripping(e) 12th Dugdiv 1235 FF
  • Cripping(e)hall 1594 N
  • Cryppyng 1475 IpmR
  • Crupping 12th Colne
  • Croppyng(g) 1285 Ass 1462 Pat
  • Crepping(e) 1209,1255 FF 1282 Pat 1314 Ipm
  • Creppinges 1228 FF
  • Creppingg by Teye t.Ed1–2 FF
  • Creppink' 1242 ChancR
  • Crepping Hall 1768 M
  • Cripsyng Hall 1412 FA
  • Creepingehall t.Eliz ChancP
  • Creeping, Creping Hall 1863 White

Etymology

This is not an easy name. The probability is that it is formed from a lost pers. name *Cryppa , connected with OE  cryppan , 'to crook, bend,' hence 'settlement of the people of Cryppa ,' v. ingas and cf. PN in -ing 43.

Places in the same Parish