Holme
Major Settlement in the Parish of Burton
Historical Forms
- Holm(e) 1086 DB 1184–90 Cockers 1190 Kendi,2 1190–5 LaCh 1208 Cur 1777 M
- Holm(e) in Kendal(e), Holm(e) in Kendell 1359,1390 Kendii,293–4 1382 FF 1465 Pat
- Holm(e) in Burton 1543 FF
- Hulme 1608 ib
Etymology
v. holmr 'water-meadow'. Cf. Holmescales (i, 127infra ).
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Alby Wood
- Bank Ho
- Braithwaite's Bridge
- Burton Ho, & Moss
- Church Bank
- Clawthorpe Fell
- Hanging Hill
- Heronsyke
- Lancelot Clark Storth
- Miller's Garth
- Moss Ho & Lane
- Oakwood Fm
- Ryecroft
- Sandygap
- Sexton Hagg
- Slape Lane
- Thornleigh Fm
- Woodhouse Gill
- Askew Well
- Bell Ho
- Coat Green
- Con Hill
- Crag Ho
- Crow-, Tree
- Dalton Crags, Hall, & Park
- Deerslack
- Gargaret Moss
- Henridding
- Keer Holme
- Longland Wood
- Newclose Coppice
- Pedlar Field Wood
- Quarry Wood
- Roanhead Wood
- Russell Fm
- Storth Wood
- Brook Ho
- Curwen Woods
- Foxdale Ho
- Gareth's Bridge
- Green Bank
- Greystone
- Holme Mills, Moss, & Park
- Sheernest
- Wakeburgh Scar
Major Settlement
Field
- Black moss
- Broadbutts
- Bull copy
- Cotteral
- Crossbarrow
- Dobbs moss
- Ducklands
- Flemming meadow
- Goose lands
- Great medal
- Green gate close
- Grime croft
- Hale head moss
- Hole borrens
- Honey pot
- Mean croft
- Meldal
- Mill holme
- Newby moss
- Nook
- Old wife moss
- Ox lands
- Riddle pots
- Rings
- Roger croft
- Scaleham
- Seldron close
- Skipbrim meadow
- Swine garth
- Well stone croft
- Whitriggs
- Witchel meadow
- Biscopholm
- Brounerig