Ingthorpe Grange
Early-attested site in the Parish of Martons Both
Historical Forms
- Ucnetorp 1086 DB
- Vnkethorp(e), Unkethorp(e) l.12 Sawl15 1212–23,1219,1224–33 YChvii 1291 BltComp18 1314 Pat
- Hunketorp 1276 RH
- Vnchthorp 1294 BltComp23d
- Unchetorpe 1314 Pat
- Hungthorp 1379 PT
- Vngthorpe, Ungthorpe 1540 MinAcct 1557 WillY
- Engthorpe 1544 MinAcct
- Ingthorpe Grange 1817 M
Etymology
v. þorp 'outlying farmstead'. The first el. is probably the AScand pers.n. Unkel from an ON *Unnkell (cf. Feilitzen 295). Dan Unker is improbable as that is a late contraction of ODan Othinkar (DaGP 1534). For AN loss of -el cf. IPN 113, 6. The later forms with Eng -, Ing - are due to the influence of the common f.n. el. eng 'meadow'.
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Whanoe Hill
- White Croft Hill
- Bale Barn
- Bedlam Dike
- Bell Flat Hill
- Bridle Stile
- Carr Beck
- Castleber Hill
- Church Hill
- Cranoe Hill
- Dunom Hills
- Flambers Hill
- Fleet Syke
- Gledstone Ho
- Green Bank
- Harrowgate Lane
- Hayfield Hill
- Jumpits Laithe
- Kelds Barn, Kelds Well Syke
- Langber Hill
- Leys Hill
- Marton Hall
- Marton Scar
- Mire Ho
- Netcliffe Hill
- Old Hall
- Poppleton Well
- Ransa Hill
- Reedmires
- Risebrigg Hill
- Scar Plant
- Skelda Hill
- South Field
- Stable Wood
- Stainton Ho
- Swilber Hill
- Swire Hill
- Threlsay Hill
- Tosber Syke