Thornhurst Fm
Early-attested site in the Parish of Owston
Historical Forms
- Tornhyrst 12 Nost146
- Thornhyrst 13 Nost145d
- Thornhurst(h) 1280 Ch 1323 MinAcct
- Thornehirst 1379 PT 1380 Ch 1390 Nost67d
Etymology
Thornhurst Fm, Tornhyrst 12Nost 146, Thornhyrst 13Nost 145d, Thornhurst (h )1280 Ch, 1323MinAcct 16(p), Thornehirst 1379 PT (p), 1380 Ch, 1390Nost 67d. 'Thorn wood', v. þorn , hyrst .
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Haywood
- Sourpiece Wood
- Cross Field
- Skellow Ings
- Brick Kiln Plant
- Holme
- South Quarry
- Holmeroyd or Humber Head Dike
- Skellow Mill
- Blacker Green
- Black Sike Well
- Breaks Plant
- Burnt Ings
- Buskey Plant
- Cockshaw Dike
- Corpse Lane
- Dicken Fm
- Duck Holt
- Emily Wood
- Felhurst Bridge
- Joan Croft
- Lady Well
- Morley Well
- North Quarry
- North Park
- Owston Common
- Owston Grange
- Owston Hall
- Pickhill Lane
- Randall Croft Wood
- Rockley
- Row Plant
- Rushy Moor
- Sixteen Acres Plant
- Crabgate Lane
- Skellow Cross
- Briery Cottage
- Shirley Pool
- Stock Bridge
- Stoney Lands Lane
- Stony Flat Plant
- Tumholme
- Well Sike
- Wheat Holme
- White Hall
- Humber Head Ings