Stockbridge
Early-attested site in the Parish of Arksey
Historical Forms
- Stochebrige 1166 P
- Stocbrig(g)' 1246 Ass10d 1247 YI
- Stokbrig(g), Stokbryg(g) 1342 FF 1379 PT 1412 BM 1416 YDvi 1490 Linds
- Stockbrig(e), Stockbrigg 1590 WillY 1597 FF
- Stockbridge 1602 FF 1822 Langd
Etymology
Stockbridge, Stochebrige 1166 P (p), Stocbrig (g )'1246Ass 10d, 1247 YI (p), Stokbrig (g ), Stokbryg (g )1342 FF, 1379 PT (p), 1412 BM, 1416 YD vi, 1490 Linds, Stockbrig (e ), Stockbrigg 1590 WillY, 1597 FF et freq , Stockbridge 1602 FFet passim to 1822 Langd. 'Bridge made of logs', v. stocc , brycg , a common type of minor p.n.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Almholme Carr
- Almholme Ings
- Arksey Ings
- Askern Spring
- The Balk
- Bentley Common
- Bentley Grange
- Bentley Ings
- Bentley Mill Goit
- Bentley Moor
- Bentley Rise
- Broad Axe Field
- Bruslingholme Lane
- Coney Garth
- Dam Hill
- Daw Wood
- Dock Hills
- Dog Croft Lane
- Field Ho
- Finkle St
- Fowler Bridge
- The Gorse
- Green Lane
- The Hall
- Haver Croft
- Hemp Pits Rd
- Lestal Bridge Dike
- Long Edge Quarry
- Marsh Lane
- Mastall
- Middle Gate
- Mill Dike
- Mill Gate
- Moat Hills
- Norwood
- Pipering Lane
- Rostholme Ho, Wrostholme
- Round About Moat
- Sandall Nooking Drain
- Scawthorpe
- Swaith Dike
- Tilts Hills
- Town End Pond
- Willow Bridge
- Wood Field
- Wrostholme