Hun ( n ) ies balke
Field in the Parish of Market Harborough
Historical Forms
- Hun ( n ) ies balke 1638 Terrier 1679 Terrier 1703 Terrier
- le hyrne 1439 MktHPR
- le hirne 1463 MktHPR
- Hyrne lane 1488 MktHPR
Etymology
Hun (n) ies balke 1638, 1679, 1703 (v. balca; either with the surn. Honey or hunig, alluding to a place where honey was found); (in) the hyrne 1332 (p), 1381 (p), 1424 (p), 1471 (p), (en) le hyrne 1439 (p), (in) le hirne 1463 (p), (in) le Hyrne 1493 × 1500 (p), 1486 x 1515 (p), Hyrne lane 1488 (v. lane) (v. hyrne)
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Bowling Green
- Burnmill Ho
- Cattle Market
- Church of St Dionysius
- Church Square
- Congregational Church
- Corn Exchange
- Fair Lawn
- Highfield Ho
- Hillcrest Fm
- Lubenham Hill
- Market Harborough Station
- Market Place
- Mill Hill
- Mill Mound
- The Mount, The Mount Cottage
- Stone Ho
- Union Row
- Welland Park
- Burnmill Hill
- Church of St Peter and St Paul
- Church of St Mary in Arden
- Dingley Rd
- Gallow Lodge
- The Grange
- Great Bowden Hall
- Green Ford
- Green Lane
- Knight's End
- Leicester Lane
- Manor Rd
- Old Rectory Ho
- St Mary's Bridge
- Tin House Fm
- Top Yard Fm
- Upper Green Place
- Welham Rd
- White Lodge
- Bellfields Lane
- Braybrooke rd
- Clack Hill
- Gores Lane
- Greyhound
- Kettering Rd
- Little Bowden Lodge Fm, Little Bowden Fm
- Old Hall
- Queen St
- Rectory Lane
- St Nicholas's Church
- Scotland End
- Westbrooke Ho