Mill Fm
Other OS name in the Parish of Owersby
Historical Forms
- Owersby Mill 1824 O 1830 Gre
- Mill 1828 Gre
Etymology
, Owersby Mill 1824 O, 1830 Gre, Mill 1828 Gre , cf. molendinum domini abbati Thornton '1280–85Foster , unum modendinum ventriticum in Ouresby … quod vocat le Northmiln '1339Monson , Molendinum Ventriticum 1531ib , molendini ventrit ' voc ' mancknolle myln 1558ib , molend ' ventrit '15 (c.1570) ib , Wind Mill standing in one platt of arrable ground called Brownedaile hill 1609ib , the Mill 1684ib ( a windmill ) , cf. milne enge 1320–27Foster , milnheng '1345ib ( v. eng ) , Myll-hill , Millfeild 1608Monson , Mill Plat , Mill Lane 1805ib . It is uncertain whether all these references are to the same mill . For the family named in the 1558 form , cf. Robert Manknowle 1583BT , Robert Mancknall 1607Monson , the heirs of William Mancknele 1634ib and for Browne-daile hill , s.n. BrownsFarm in f.ns. (a) infra .
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Manor Fm
- Low Close
- The Belt
- Blackhall
- Blackhall Wood
- Cades Top Fm
- Cater Lane
- Cocked Hat Plantation
- Colem Plantation
- Dark Plantation
- the Grange
- North Gulham
- South Gulham
- Hall Fm
- Happylands Fm
- Highfield Fm
- Hook's Fm
- Ings Meadow
- New Fm
- New Plantation
- Owersby Beck
- Owersby Bridge
- Owersby Drain
- Owersby Moor
- Moor Fm
- Owersby Top
- Top Fm
- Peaseholme
- Round Plantation
- South Owersby Ho
- Stepping Stones
- the Vicarage