Cliff Ho
Early-attested site in the Parish of Darfield
Etymology
Cliff Ho, cf. Crinocclyf 14 Brett, v. clif . The first el. in the early spelling is a pers.n. Crinoc (recorded in LVD), which FörsterKW 175 derives from an OIr Crínóc , a pers.n. formed from OIr crīn 'dry, withered'; the latter has given the name Crin , which is that of a tenant TRE in YN, and another derivative Crinan , also in English usage (Feilitzen 219).
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Scorah Wood
- Blacker Dike
- Haverlands
- Miller Hill
- Priest Royd
- Rockley Dike
- Shaw Bank Wood
- Smithy Wood
- Swaithe Hall
- Timothy Spring
- Ward Green
- Warren Dike
- Wellfield Cottage
- White Cross Fm
- Willow Garth
- Wood Nook
- Worsborough Bridge
- Worsborough Common
- Worsborough Hall
- Yews Fm
- Birk Ho
- Bleach Croft
- Colley Croft
- Dob Hill Wood
- Horse Carr Wood
- Lees Hill
- Oaks Lane
- Bank End
- Blacker Hill
- Castle Hill
- Colt Lane
- Cork Bridge, Cork Well
- Crow Nest
- Daw Croft
- Dovecliffe Wood
- Edmunds Row
- Elmhirst
- Friar Tail Wood
- Genn Ho, Genn Lane
- Goose Hulls
- Highstone
- Moor Leys
- Quarry Hill
- Rockley Old Hall
- Park Ho
- Shepcote Ho
- Stairfoot
- Top Row
- Balk
- Bell Bank Wood
- Birdwell
- Blackburn Row
- Calf Croft Green
- Helliwell Spring
- Monk Spring
- Pinder Oaks
- Rockley Dam
- Scarfield
- Barrow Fm
- Brough Green
- Hay Green
- Hollin Well
- Holly Gate
- Hound Hill
- Hudroyd
- Jarrett Royd
- Kendal Green
- Kingwell
- Lewden
- Lobwood Lane
- Lockeaflash
- Marrow Ho
- The Old Park
- Rob Royd
- Rockley Wood Ho