Thorpe in the Glebe
Major Settlement in the Parish of Thorpe in the Glebe
Historical Forms
- Torp 1086 DB
- Bochardistorp 1235 Fees
- Thorp Bossard 1242 Fees 1270 FF 1272 Ipm
- Thorp Bochard 1258 Ass
- Thorp Bozard, Thorp Bussard 1325 Ipm
- Thorp Busard 1353 ib
- Thorphynchlebys 1268 Ebor
- Thorp in the Clott(e)s 1287 Ass 1357 Ipm 1387 Dugdv 1461 IpmR
- Thorpe al. Thorpe in le Clottes 1637 Recov
- Thorp in gleb' 1291 Tax
- Thorp in Glebis 1302 FA 1332 SR c.1350 Beauvale
- Thorpe juxta Wysall al. Thorpe in glebe 1649 Recov
- Thorpe in Glebis or Thorpe in Ye Clotts 1735 ib
Etymology
v. þorp , 'village.' John Bochard held the manor in 1235 (Fees).glebe goes back through French to Late Latin gleba , 'clod, lump,' and is here clearly an alternative to clott , 'clod of earth,' used in the same sense. Cf. Hugh del Clottes (1333SR ) (Southwell).
Places in the same Parish
None