Barugh
Major Settlement in the Parish of Darton
Historical Forms
- Berg 1086 DB
- Berc(am) 1090 Pont 12 Hntii,260 1108–14 YCh1485
- Berig 1243 Fees
- Bergh(e) 1297 YI 1304 Ebor 1316 Vill 1333 FF 1459 BM
- Bargh(e) 14 Brett 1379 PT 1430 Brett 1449 Pat 1617 FF
- Little Barugh 1656 WillS
Etymology
'The hill', v. beorg ; cf. Barugh YN 74. Little - refers to Low Barugh.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
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