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Survey of English Place-Names

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Little Timble

Early-attested site in the Parish of Fewston

Historical Forms

  • Timb(l)e 1086 DB
  • Timbil(d) 1298 Hom
  • Tymble, Timble 1315 Hom
  • Timble Brian 1301 YI
  • Timble Parva 1593 WillY 1641 Rates
  • Litle Timble 1597 FF
  • Parva Tymbel 1303 Aid

Etymology

Little Timble, a detached part of Otley parish, Timb (l )e 1086 DB, Timbil (d )1298 Hom, Tymble , Timble 1315 Hom, Timble Brian 1301 YI, Timble Parva 1593 WillY, 1641 Rates, Litle Timble 1597 FF, Parva Tymbel 1303 Aid. v. Timble 128supra . This small township belonged to the Archbishop's manor of Otley and the OE spellings given for Timble strictly belong to Little Timble.

Places in the same Parish

Early-attested site

Other OS name