Eskhamhorn
Early-attested site in the Parish of Snaith
Historical Forms
- Eskeholm 1270 Selby
- Hesholhirne 13 Selby
- Eskholm 1817 M
Etymology
Eskhamhorn, Eskeholm 1270 Selby, Hesholhirne 13 Selby, Eskholm 1817 M. 'Ash-tree water-meadow', v. eski , holmr . The horn (v. hyrne ) is the sharply pointed spit of land round which the R. Aire flows. Heshol - stands for Esh - or Eskholm -.
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Bull Alley Lane
- Green Gates Plant
- Hanger Lane
- Hesseltine Ho
- High St
- Ings Clough
- Ings Lane
- Jefferson's Clough
- Jowland Winn
- Kerrick Spring Wood
- Laysike Lane
- Lee's Carr Wood
- Linwith Lane
- Long Hedge Lane
- Manor Fm
- Marsh Lane
- Mill Carrs, Mill Lane
- Newest Wood
- Allecar Spring
- Atkinson Wood
- Baffin Hill
- Bank End Ho
- Belfit Clough
- Butt Hole
- Carlton Ings
- Carlton Marsh
- Carlton Park & Carlton Towers
- Claypit Lane
- Coates Marsh
- Comber Wood
- Dam Dike
- Deep Carrs
- Denham Spring Wood
- Ell Pond
- Far Close Wood
- Fish Pond
- Goose House (Clough)
- The Grange
- Green Lane
- New Bank
- Post House Plant
- Race Lane
- Robson Wood
- Rosehill Fm
- Sand Hole Plant
- Sandwith Lane
- Soughs Bottom Drain
- Stockwith Lane
- Thorny Shaw Plant
- Underwit Wood
- West Bank
- West Marsh
- Wheels Closes & Wheels Pits