Peacock Inn
Other OS name in the Parish of Redmile
Historical Forms
- Peacock 1846,1863 1925 Kelly
Etymology
, 1877 White , Peacock 1846, 1863 ib, 1925 Kelly ; the peacock is part of the coat of arms of the Manners family , the Dukes of Rutland , of neighbouring Belvoir Castle , cf . The Peacock in Belvoir parish .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Windmill Inn
- Plungar Wood
- Church Thorns
- Barkestone Bridge
- Barkestone Wharf
- Barkestone Wood
- Chequers
- Jericho Covert
- The Lodge
- Manor Fm
- St Peter's and St Paul's Church
- Smith's Free School
- Sun
- The Vicarage
- The Windmill
- Anchor Inn
- Far Barn
- Glebe Ho
- Manor Ho
- Newholme
- Plungar Bridge
- The Poplars
- Drift Hill
- Glebe Fm
- Old Hill Fm
- Pinfold
- The Rectory
- Redmile and Belvoir Station
- Redmile Windmill
- St Peter's Church
- Plungar Grange
- Rundle Beck
- St Helen's Church
- Vale Ho
- The Vicarage