Highley Hall
Early-attested site in the Parish of Dewsbury
Historical Forms
- John Highlilegh 1614 PRHtsd
- Helayker Hy3 Arm
- Hednesleya Hy2,1236 Kirklxvi,319,465 1170–90 YChviii
Etymology
Highley Hall, probably named from a local family of Hililigh or Hilligh (as John Highlilegh 1614 PRHtsd 3et freq ), which is doubtless of similar origin to High Lee 137infra , if not from it. There were local minor p.ns. Helayker Hy 3 Arm (v. hēah, lēah, kjarr) and Hednesleya Hy 2, 1236 Kirkl xvi, 319, 465, 1170–90 YCh viii (which is from the ON pers.n. Heðinn as in Hensall ii, 19supra ), but these are probably not connected.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Alegar Bank Wood
- Birkby Hall, Birkby Lane (Head)
- Birk Hey Wood
- Birkhouse
- Blake Law
- Cam Lane
- Cannon Hall
- Castle Hill
- Cherry Hall
- Clifton Beck
- Clifton Common
- Clifton Wood (Head)
- Clough
- Coal Pit Lane
- Coates Pit
- Cock Walk Wood
- Common End
- Doles Lane
- Flatts Pit
- Gin Pit Hill
- Green Fm
- Harefield Fm
- Harts Hole
- High Moor Lane
- Hole Bottom
- The Lees
- Whitaker Pits
- Beggerington
- Brook Shrogg
- Church Fm
- Common Bottom, Common Side
- Cross Hill Lane
- Crow Trees
- Dockentail
- Fall Fm
- Freak Field Lane
- Hartshead Hall
- Hollin Wood
- Lady Well
- Little Thorpe
- Littleworth
- Park Bottom
- Brier Hill
- Lawn Wood
- Manor Ho
- Mill Hill Lane
- Nun Bank Wood
- Nun Brook
- Oak Hill Bank
- Obelisk Grove
- Ox Pit
- Pond Fm
- Robin Hood's Grave
- Rock Hole
- Town Gate
- Walton Cross
- Woodhead Well
- Sepulchre
- Soap Ho
- Stocks
- Stubbins Plant
- Swamp Lane
- Yewtree Ho
- Brake Head
- Kirklees Hall, Kirklees Park
- Whinchat Hall
- Peep Green Lane
- Jay Ho
- Lower Hall
- Windy Bank
- School Green
- Parkin Hall