Thralham
Early-attested site in the Parish of Martham
Historical Forms
- Thralham 1450 CtMartham
Etymology
Thralham (lost), Thralham 1450Ct Martham ; v. ON þræll 'thrall, slave' and probably hamm , but the second element may well be corrupted from holm (ON holmr) in þrælaholmr 'the island of the thralls', in which case both els. would originally be Scand. The situation of the place was marshy (cf. Trailholme PN La 175 f.). v. also the field-name Thralldom under (a) infra .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Alder Carr
- Black Street
- Brakeham Plantation
- Brooklyn House
- Cess
- Ipn
- Cess Farm
- Church Lane
- Church Room
- Dairybarn Farm
- Damgate
- White Street
- Damgate Farm
- Decoy Carr
- Ferrygate Lane
- The Firs
- Gibbet Hill
- The Green
- Grove Farm
- Horse Mill Plantation
- Manor Farm
- Market Road
- Martham Broad
- Martham Ferry
- Ferrygate Lane
- Martham Hall
- Moregrove
- Mustard Hyrn
- Oak Carr
- Rectory Farm
- Reeve's Carr
- Repps Road
- Sutfield House
- Thunder Hill
- White Street, The Green