Dunningley
Early-attested site in the Parish of East and West Ardsley
Historical Forms
- Duninglau(e) 1190–1210,e.13 YChviii
- Dunynglawe 1581 FF
- Duningley 1616 FF
- Donnynglawe 1286 WCR
- Donynglawe 1379 PT
- Donig(e)lawe 1297,1298 WCR
- Donislaw 1321 YDvi
- Dunnynglaw 1559 FF
- Dunningley 1822 Langd
Etymology
Probably 'Duning's mound', from the OE pers.n. Dun (n )ing and hlāw, with a not uncommon uninflected genitive, but it could also be 'Dun's mound' from the OE pers.n. Dun (n ) and the connective -ing 4 .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Alberton Ho
- Ardsley Common
- Bag Hill
- Beaver's Ho
- Beggarington Hill
- Black Gates
- Blind Lane
- Bottoms Wood
- Bowling Beck
- Boyle Hall
- Broom Well
- Bushy Beck
- Carr Gate Fm
- Cave Lane
- Church Fm
- Coglands
- Common Side
- Denshaw Beck & Denshaw Well
- The Fall
- Fan Pit
- Folly Hall
- Gap Ho
- Griff Ho
- Haigh Hall
- Haigh Moor & Haigh Wood
- Hanging Royd Well
- Healey Croft
- Hesketh Ho
- Hopefield Ho
- Ivy Royd
- Jaw Hill
- Lowfold
- Manor Ho
- Mill Lane
- Moor Grange
- Moor Knoll
- Nook
- Old Hall
- Pilden Lane
- Red Pit
- Rein Rd
- Royston Hill
- Smithy Lane
- Spink Well Lane
- Spring Bottom
- Spring Wood
- Lower Street & Upper Street
- Stubbs Wood
- Syke Beck
- Tingley Common
- Topcliffe Grange & Topcliffe Hill
- Top Fold Fm
- Upper Green
- Watering Lane
- White Row
- Whittingley Quarry
- Who Could Have Thought It
- Windmill Hill
- Woodhouse Hall
- Woodhouse Lane
- Woodkirk Beck