Fulwith Grange
Early-attested site in the Parish of Pannal
Historical Forms
- forest' de Foulwyht 1372 MinAcct
- Foul(e)wyth 1388 1394 YDv
- Ful(e)wythwalk(e), Full(e)wythwalk(e), Full(e)withwalk(e) 1409,1427,1462,1469 MinAcct
- Ful(l)with 1498 1544 Surv
- Fowlith 1675 Hrg
Etymology
Fulwith Grange, forest ' de Foulwyht 1372MinAcct , Foul (e )wyth 1388 ib, 1394 YD v, Ful (e )wythwalk (e ), Full (e )wythwalk (e ), Full (e )withwalk (e )1409, 1427, 1462, 1469MinAcct , Ful (l )with 1498 ib, 1544Surv , Fowlith 1675 Hrg. The forms are too late to be unambiguous; it could be 'dirty wood' (v. fūl , viðr ), or possibly 'wood much frequented by birds' (v. fugol ).
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Ashfield
- Beechfield Fm
- Burn Bridge
- Cardale Wood
- Castle Hill
- Clark Beck, Clark Wood
- Cliff Wood
- Crag Lane
- Crimple Head
- Crimple Ho
- Daw Cross
- Fall Lane
- Ford Garth
- Fulwith Mill Fm
- Green Lane
- Harlow Car
- Hill Top Hall
- Hole Ho
- Hornbeam Fm
- How Fm
- Pot Bank
- Shaw Green
- Shaw Lane
- Springfield Ho
- Stone Rings Beck
- Sulphur Wells
- Syke Ho
- Whinny Lane
- Woodcock Hill
- Yew Tree
- Ash Garth
- Birk Crag
- Lead Hall
- Sandy Bank
- Bathing Well
- Larkfield Ho
- Moor Park
- Norwood Lane
- Pannal Ash
- Peel Fm
- Beckwith Head, Beckwith Knowle
- Broomfield
- Mill Goit
- Shawfield Head