Thorpe Hall
Early-attested site in the Parish of Selby
Historical Forms
- Thorp(e) 12 Selby 1300 Baild 1573 Dep
- Westhorp' 13 Selby
- Thorp' Seleby 1279–81 QW
- Thorp(e)hall 1371 YDvi 1817 M
- twegen þorpas c.1030 YCh7
Etymology
Thorpe Hall, Thorp (e )12 Selby, 1300 Baild, 1573Dep , Westhorp '13 Selby, Thorp ' Seleby 1279–81 QW, Thorp (e )hall 1371 YD vi, 1817 M, probably one of the twegen þorpas of c. 1030 YCh 7 (the other being Thorpe Willoughby 30supra ), v. þorp 'outlying farmstead', cf. Middlethorpe (supra ).
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Boggart Bridge
- Brooklands
- Byefield Lodge
- Cockret Dike & Cockret Lane
- Cow Lane
- The Croft
- Crosshills Lane
- Dairy Ho
- Dutchman's Dike
- East Common
- Elfhole Fm
- Godfrey Hall
- Green Lane
- Hempbridge Fm
- Hill Field
- Holmes Dike
- Ling Wood
- Little Moor Lane
- Little Park
- Monk Lane
- Moss Hagg
- New Cross Hills
- Olive Bush
- Outwoods Ho
- Portholme Rd
- Pymble
- Roscarrs
- Selby Common
- Slaughter Ho
- Spark Hagg
- Stainer Wood
- Thorpe Wood
- The Vivers
- Westfield