Temple Newsam
Major Settlement in the Parish of Whitkirk
Historical Forms
- Neuhusu' 1086 DB
- Neuhusum 1197 FF
- Newsam 1137–9 YCh1492 16
- Newesum 1248 Ch
- Nieuhus 1154–66 YCh1770
- Ne(u)hus 1185 Templar
- Neusom, Neusum 1276 RH 1279–81 QW 1285 KI 1428 FA
- Temple Neusum 1323 MinAcct 1337 Ch 1380 BM
- Temple Newsom(e), Temple Newsum 1419 YI 1444 Dugdvii 1453 ADi 1654 WillS
Etymology
'(At) the new houses', v. nīwe , hūs , -um , a common type of Y p.n. 'Temple' (v. tempel ) from its possession by the Knights Templars (cf. 1185 Templar, Dugd vii, 838, 1248 Ch, etc.), as in Temple Hirst 22supra .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Austhorpe Hall
- Carr Wood
- Hollyshaw Wood
- Manston Lodge
- Smeaton Fm
- Beech Wood
- Bell Wood
- Carter Mount
- Charcoal Wood
- Colton Common
- Damingdike Wood
- Dunstan Hills
- Field End
- Gravelythorpe
- Halton Moor
- Hertford Springs
- Jacob's Well
- Lawn Fm
- Manor Ho
- Mather Wood
- Newsam Green
- Park Ho
- Pinfold Lane
- Pit Gate Lane
- Poverty Springs
- The Shroggs
- Skelton Moor Ho
- Spring Wood
- Slack Bank
- Temple House Fm and Temple Newsam
- Temple Newsam Park
- Temple Thorpe
- Thorpe Hall Fm
- Whinny Wood
- White Beck Fm
- Whitehead Wood
- Whitkirk Lane End
- Willow Well
- Day Hole Cottage
- East End Park
- Green Fm
- Neville Hill
- Skelton Grange
- Thornes Fm
- Ash Bank
- Brian Pit
- Cross Gates
- Foundry Mill
- The Grange
- The Green
- Iron Hills
- Low Wood
- Mary Pit
- Mill Green
- Ramshead Wood
- Roundhay Grange
- Seacroft Hall
- Swarcliffe Fm
- White Bridge