Tockwith Ness
Early-attested site in the Parish of Bilton
Historical Forms
- Nes e.12 Nost127 1208–37 ib
- Nesse 12 1150–1200,13 Tockw 1229 YDvi
- le Nesse Hy3,16 Heal80d,144
Etymology
Tockwith Ness, Nes e. 12Nost 127, 1208–37 ib 128, Nesse 12 ib 127d, 1150–1200, 13 Tockw, 1229 YD vi, le Nesse Hy 3, 16Heal 80d, 144. v. nes 'headland, promontory', here denoting a large flat piece of land round which the R. Nidd flows.
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Round Hill
- Sand Hill
- Tinkingfield Lane
- Chapel Garth
- Church Field
- Kirk Lane
- Mill Field
- Nethercarr
- Netherlands
- New Lane
- Sink Beck
- South Field
- Stank Houses
- West Field
- Bickerton Grange
- Bickerton Hall
- Kelcar Fish Pond
- Mosscarrs
- Bilton Bream, Bilton Grange, Haggs, Hall, Hall Moor & Hall Spring
- Ellercarr Lane
- Fox Hill
- Hogs Bridge
- Jingling Bridge
- Manor Ho
- Middle Field
- Moor Lane
- Park Lane
- Sandhole
- Scot Pond
- Sike Beck
- Stank Bridge
- Thornythwaites
- West Field
- West Grange
- Wharton Lodge
- East Field
- Fleet Bridge
- Hag Bridge