Coneythorpe
Major Settlement in the Parish of Goldsborough
Historical Forms
- Cunnigestorp' 1200 Cur
- Cun(n)ingesthorp 1201 Abbr 1293 QW
- Cuningstropp 1544 PRAld
- Coningesthorp, Conyngesthorp 1301 YI 1316 Vill 1388 MinAcct
- Connynstroppe 1564 PRAll
- Conesthorp 1505 Ipm
- Conestrup(e) 1657,1660 PRFrn
- Conystropp(e), Conistropp(e) 1559 FF 1587 KnaresWill 1614 FF
Etymology
'The king's outlying farmstead', v. kunung , þorp , cf. Coneysthorpe YN 48. King Edward had a manor in Clareton (infra ) and the name may have described this.
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Brunton Lane
- Clareton Field
- Clareton Moor
- Lidget Lane
- Mill Field
- Shortsill
- Flaxby Moor
- Intakes
- Mill Hill
- Oakheads Hill
- Balfe Hill
- Sand Hill
- Ten Low Hill
- North Hills
- Spring Banks Ho
- Cockstone Hill
- Goldsborough Fields, Goldsborough Moor
- Great Dike
- Great Wood
- Gundrifs
- Kiln Pond
- Lane End
- Leys Pond
- Low Field
- Midgeley Gate
- Pikeshaw Wood
- Sand Hill
- White Bank
- White Rail Bank