Hasling Ford, Hasling Hall
Early-attested site in the Parish of Otley
Historical Forms
- Heslingefeild 1585 Dep
- Hesleinghall, Hesleinghale 1666,1668 PROt
- Hasling Ford 1858 O.S.
Etymology
Hasling Ford, Hasling Hall, Heslingefeild 1585Dep , Hesleinghall , Hesleinghale 1666, 1668 PROt, Hasling Ford 1858 O.S., cf. also Heselhil 1175–95 YCh 57, Hesilhit (? sic for Hesilhil ) 1321 YD ix. Probably OE hæsling 'a place growing with hazels' or a compound of hesli 'hazel' and eng 'meadow', v. ford , hall .
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- The Brow
- The Rough
- Woodhill
- Yewtree Ho
- Crag Fm
- Farnley Hall
- Whinney Gill
- Hensun's Beck
- Nut Well
- Bride Cross Ho
- Dean Beck
- Tewit Pond
- Carr Side
- Farnley Crag
- Farnley Park
- Guy's Bank
- Mick's Gill
- Middle Wood
- Mount Pleasant
- Oxmires Hill
- Quarry Hill
- The Sand Beds
- Yewtree Fm
- Buttoner Ho
- Church Gill
- Lindley Green, Lindley Hall, Lindley Moor, Lindley Wood
- Carr Banks Gill
- Holbeck
- Low Laith
- Newall Carr
- Peashills Plant
- East Park
- Farnley Moor
- Cinder Lane
- Mill Goit
- Pill White
- Springs Wood
- Turner's Gill
- Bishopwood
- Copmanroyd Fm
- Tan Ho
- Eland Wood
- Thornberry Hill
- Graystone Beck
- Millhill Cottage