Plumgarth
Other OS name in the Parish of Irton with Santon
Etymology
is so named in 1615 ib . ' Plum-tree garth . ' An early example of this compound has become a village name in Plungar(Lei) , Plungard c. 1125 (c. 1220) Sloane Roll xxxi , 7 .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Gaterigghow
- Keyhow
- Santon Bridge
- Gally's Bedstock
- Greengate
- Gubbergill
- Hall Flatt
- Hanging How
- Hewrigg
- Hollins
- Parsonage Fm
- Slapestones
- Sleathwaite
- Sorrowstones
- Stangends
- Wardwarrow
- Wood End
- Irton Hall
- Aikbank
- Gill Ho
- Kitchen Ground
- Pughouse Wood
- Hall Santon
- Bridge End Fm
- Cookson Place
- Crag
- Craghouse
- Cubben
- Eelbeck Ground
- Irt Cottage
- Mainsgate
- Melthwaite
- Mill Place
- Miteside
- Moor End
- Moorgate
- Moorside
- Newlands Wood
- Parkgate