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Field in the Parish of Bottesford
Historical Forms
- le lid Hy3 Rut
- þe lid Edw1 Rut
- Lith Edw1 Rut
- Lyth Edw1 Rut
- lythewong 1352 Rut
Etymology
le lid Hy 3, þe lid Edw 1, Lith, Lyth Edw 1, lythewong 1352 bis (v. vangr)(' the slope or hillside', v. hlið 1, hlíð 2)
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Acacia Ho
- Acrelands Lane
- Albert St
- Arnold Lodge
- Back St
- Barkestone Lane
- Beacon Hill
- Beckingthorpe Fm
- Black Bull
- Bottesford Nursery
- Bottesford School
- Bottesford Vineries
- Bottesford Wharf
- Chapel St
- The Chestnuts
- Church Fm
- Church St
- Craven Ho
- Debdales
- Devon Fm
- Eady Fm
- Earl of Rutland's Hospital
- The Elms
- Fleming's Almshouses
- Fleming's Bridge
- Granby
- The Green
- Greenfield
- The Grimmer
- High St
- Hill Fm
- The Lodge
- Market St
- Middlestile Bridge
- Mill Lane
- The Nook
- Nook Lane
- Nottingham Rd
- Particular Baptist Chapel
- Pinfold Lane
- Providence Cottage
- Queen St
- Rectory Covert
- Red Lion
- Rutland Arms
- St Mary's Church
- Scrimshaw's Windmill
- Vine Cottage
- Winterbeck Bridge
- Easthorpe Cottage
- Easthorpe Lodge
- Easthorpe Mill
- Manor Ho
- Mill Pond
- Pentney Cottage
- Ramsley Lodge
- Temperance Hotel
- Washdike Bridge
- Debdale Fm
- Duke's Fm
- Hospital Fm
- Longore Bridge
- Mansel Barn
- Methodist Chapel
- Musson Gap
- Muston Gorse
- Muston Gorse Bridge
- Muston Gorse Covert
- Muston Gorse Fm
- Muston Gorse Wharf
- The Rectory
- St John The Baptist's Church
- Victoria Cottage
- Wheatsheaf
- Little Covert Fm
- Normanton Hall
- Normanton Little Fox Covert
- Normanton Lodge
- Normanton Thorns
- Pinfold
- Three Shire Oak, Three Shire Bush
- Willow Fm