Martin Hall Fm
Early-attested site in the Parish of Blyth
Historical Forms
- Marton 1316,1391 YDxii,107
- Morton 1361 ib
- Martin 1771 M
Etymology
Martin Hall Fm, Marton 1316, 1391 YD xii, 107, Morton 1361 ib, Martin 1771 M. 'Boundary farm', v. (ge)mǣre, tūn , and cf. Martin Nt 80, which is nearby across the county boundary.
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Brancroft
- The Cots
- Cross Lane
- Crow Wood
- Dam Bridge
- Dyon's Gate
- Finningley Park
- Hag Plant
- High Field Lane
- Holdin Causeway
- Hurst Ho
- King's Wood
- Low Common
- New Park
- Park Fm
- Partridge Hill
- Rack Dike
- Rake Dale
- Riddings Lane
- Southfield Ho
- Spink Hall
- Wood Close Plant
- Woodhouse
- Bawtry Carr
- Bawtry Hall
- Gally Hills
- Willow Holt