Newhey's Plantation
Other OS name in the Parish of Lymm
Historical Forms
- New Hay(s), New Hey 1839 TA
- the two new heis 1637 Chol
Etymology
, New Hay (s ), New Hey 1839TA , the two new heis 1637Chol , v. nīwe , (ge)hæg .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Broomedge
- Cherry Hall & Cherry Lane
- Foxley Hall, Foxley Ho & Foxley Lodge
- Heatley, Lt. Heatley
- Oughtrington, Oughtrington Hall
- Reddish, Reddish Lane
- Statham, Statham Lane, Statham Lodge & Statham Pools
- Booth's Hill & Booth's Lane formerly Lymm Booths
Other OS name
- Agdenbridge Ho, Agden Lane, Agden Lane Fm, Agdenbrow Fm
- Boarded Barn Fm
- Hilltop
- Morley Fm
- Newfield Ho
- The Nook
- Oxheys
- Pennyhill
- Platt Fm
- Pool Fm & Pool Lane
- Raven Bank
- Sandy Lane
- Barsbank Fm & Barsbank Lane
- Danesbank Ho
- Howshoots
- Lymm Eyes
- Lymm Hall
- Lymmhay Lane
- Massey Brook Fm & Massey Brook Lane
- Mill Lane
- Model Fm
- Redbank Bridge
- Yellbrow
- Beechwood Hall
- The Bongs
- Bradshaw's Lane
- Burford Lane, Burford Lane Fm
- Butchersfield Bight
- Camsl(e)y, Camsl(e)y Fm & Camsl(e)y Lane
- Church Green
- Croft
- Crouchley Fm & Crouchley Lane
- Bottom Dam & Top Dam
- Dairy Fm
- The Dingle
- Ditchfield's Bridge
- Eagle Brow
- Fieldhouse
- Fox How
- Gailey Wood
- Glebe Fm
- Grantham's Bridge & Grantham's Lodge
- Helsdale Brook & Helsdale Wood
- Higherhouse Fm
- Higher Lane
- Longbutt Lane
- New Fm
- Rushgreen Fm
- Yewtree Fm
- Birchbrook Lodge
- Deansgreen
- Kay Lane, Kay Lane Brook
- Narrow Lane
- Rushgreen
- Scholars Bridge
- Springbank, Spring Lane
- Sutch Lane
- Old Tannery Ho
- Warrington Lane
- Wetgate
- Whitbarrow Ho & Whitbarrow Lane
- Whitefield
- Wildersmoor, Wildersmoor Fm & Wildersmoor Hall