Gawber & Gawber Hall
Early-attested site in the Parish of Darton
Historical Forms
- Galgbergh 1304 YI
- Galbergh 1379 PT 1415 YDxvi,94
- Galbarre 1526 FF
- Galber 1607 Edmunds
- Galber Haull 1550 Testvi
- Gawberdhall 1550 FF
- Gawberhall 1590 WillY
- Gober Hall 1771 M
Etymology
Gawber & Gawber Hall, Galgbergh 1304 YI, Galbergh 1379 PT (p), 1415 YD xvi, 94, Galbarre 1526 FF, Galber 1607 Edmunds, Galber Haull 1550 Test vi, Gawberdhall 1550 FF, Gawberhall 1590 WillY, Gober Hall 1771 M. 'Gallows hill', v. galga , beorg .
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Barugh Hill
- Clay Cliff
- Craven Wood
- Day Ho
- Dearne Hall
- Hermit Ho, Hermit Wood
- The Limes
- Long Balk
- The Nookings
- Pog Well
- Redbrook
- Velvet Wood
- Westfield Lane
- Belle Vue
- Paddock Wood
- Rushworth Plant
- Barugh Green
- Bence Lane
- Blacker
- Bloom House (Green)
- Broad Royd Head
- Carr Green
- Cockshot Pit Lane
- Darton Hall & Darton Lane Head
- Dayhole
- Hill End
- Manor Ho
- Mill Ho
- Oakley Ho
- Park Hill
- Belmont Ho
- Pye Wood
- The Oaks
- Sackup Lane
- Spark Lane
- Town Gate
- Ballfield Lane
- Brook Hill
- Church Field Lane
- Cowcroft Wood
- Deep Haigh Ho
- Fox Hall
- Green Acre Pond
- Haigh
- Haigh Greave
- High Wood
- Lambs Flat Lane
- Scrat Haigh Wood
- Sixpenny Land
- Snapethorpe
- Squirrel Hall
- Low Swithin, Upper Swithin
- Uplands
- Walk Royd
- West Royd Wood