Broughton
Major Settlement in the Parish of Broughton
Historical Forms
- Broctune, Broctuna, Brocton(e) 1086 DB 1120–47 Dugdvi 1153 YChvii c.1156 Pont 1166 RBE 1190–5 YChvii 1252–68 YDi 1254 Ebor
- Broketon 13 Temp
- Broucton 1266 MinAcct 1291 Tax
- Brouchton 1291 Ebor
- Browton in Crauene 1266 MinAcct
- Brochton 1276 RH 1300 Ebor
- Brohtton 1300 YDi
- Broghton 1278 1303 KF 1316 Vill 1444 Testii
- Broghton in Crauen, Broghton in Craven 1300,1305 Ebor 1317 YDix 1405 YI
- Broython 1285 KI
- Broyghton 1304 YI
- Broughton 1316 YDi
- Broughton in Craven 1349 FF 1442 Pat 1554 WillY
Etymology
'Farmstead near the brook', v. brōc , tūn . The development of medial -ct - to -ght - is common in this compound (cf. Phonol. § 38).For the affix v. Craven 1supra .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Acliffe Hill
- Broughton Beck, Broughton Field
- Brows Hill
- Clay Meadow
- Clints Delf
- Cobber Hill
- Copy Hill
- Cordale Laithe
- Corringer Hill
- Dancliffe Hill
- Deer Haw
- Denbers
- The Grove
- Heatherbers Laithe
- High Cross Hill
- Ingber Hill
- High Laithe & Low Laithe
- Long Meadow Wood
- Mickleber
- Micklethorn
- Oxnard Close
- Pasture Ho
- Poverty Hill
- Sandwells Plant
- Skinner Ho
- Smellows
- Turnbers Hill
- Acre Gill
- Aldersley Moor Ho
- Burwen Castle
- Cooper Ho
- Eller Gill
- Elslack Beck, Elslack Moor & Elslack Wood
- Mill Fold
- Mitton Beck & Mitton Ho
- Park Hill & Park Ho
- Riddings Gill & Riddings Wood
- Ridge Hill
- Smearber
- Standrise
- Wellber Hill
- West Field Laithe
- Wood Ho