Manor Ho
Other OS name in the Parish of Glentham
Historical Forms
- the manor house 1711 Nevile
Etymology
, 1649, 1801, 1815, 1830CCLeases , the manor house 1711Nevile . In the text of 1815CCLeases , Sheriff 's Tooth is said to be a common name for Manor House , though this sense is not recorded in dictionaries . Cf. terr ' in Glentham vocat le Sheffiffs Tooth 1666DCAcct , Sheriff 's Tooth 1815CCLeases . This is ME shirreve (s ) toth glossed in MED as ' a customary rent ' and in NED as ' an annual impost … levied by the sheriff on each bovate of land within his county ' . Professor Sir John Smith , however , points out that this was ' a rent paid by certain tenants who held by the tenure of providing entertainment for the sheriff when sitting in his county court ' .
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Rector's Close Fm
- Red Inn
- Seggimoor Beck & Seggimoor Bridge
- Seggimoor Fm
- Suttons Charity Fm
- Vicarage
- Ray Plantation(lost)
- Barf Fm
- Bassett's Wig
- Bell Inn
- Bracken's Wood
- Brickyard Cottages
- Cross Lane
- The Crown
- Fox Covert
- Glebe Fm
- Glentham Beck
- Glentham Bridge
- Glentham Cliff
- Glentham Grange
- Glentham Windmill
- Halfmoon Plantation
- Highfield
- Ice Ho
- Long Screed
- Mill Hill
- Nellpits Wood
- New Close Plantation
- New Covert
- Newel Well