Broates
Early-attested site in the Parish of Pickering
Historical Forms
- Brootes, Brottes 1538 Riev
Etymology
The name occurs elsewhere in the North Riding, in Broats in Dalton 183infra and as a field-name, and it is the same as the Norw p.n. Braaten (Rygh, NG Indledning 45 and NG passim and particularly i. 17, ii. 116) which is derived from ON broti 'a heap of trees felled in a wood' and so 'a clearing in a wood.'Cf. Fenbrotes , Lang (e )brotes , Morbrotes , Smalbrotes , Dunlangabrotes as 13th cent. field-names.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Allan Tops
- Blawath Beck
- Braithwaite
- Brocka Beck
- Eller Beck
- Hawthorn Hill
- Hunt House
- Rudmoor
- Sil Howe
- Simon Howe
- Waits House
- Bellyfax Grange
- Kekmarish
- Howlgate
- Newton Beck and Newtondale
- Ruddings
- Scarf Hill
- Birdgate
- Blansby
- Edymarsh
- Farwath
- Friar's Ditch
- Greengate
- Gundale
- Killing Nab Scar
- Little Dale
- Midsyke Drain
- Pickering Beck
- Pickering Vale
- Potterhill
- Rawcliff
- Saintoft
- Wardle Rigg
- Waterpool
- Yatts