Holy Well
Other OS name in the Parish of Winterton
Historical Forms
- Haliuel c1200 MaltCart c1250
- Hallewell dales (sic) 1633 WillsPCC
- Holiwell Dales 1772 EnclA
Etymology
( local ) , 1842 White , Haliuel c1200 (c1250) MaltCart , Hallewell dales (sic)1633 WillsPCC, Holiwell Dales 1772EnclA . “ There is a spring at Holy Well Dale , near Winterton … formerly celebrated for it healing properties ; and bushes around used to be hung with rags ” , R.C . Hope , The Legendary Lore of the Holy Wells of England , p. 87 . v. hālig , wella .
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Bleak Ho
- Booth House Fm
- Breakwater Fm
- Chapel Lane
- Cliff Fm, New Cliff Fm & Old Cliff Fm
- Cross Keys Hotel
- Earlsgate Rd
- East Field Fm
- Eastlands
- George Hotel
- Hart Lane
- High St
- Leap Lane
- Leys Lane
- Low St
- Market St
- Mere Lane
- Mill Field Ho
- Newport
- Northlands
- Northlands Rd
- Old Hall Fm, Winterton Hall
- The Park
- Ross Lane
- Roxby Rd
- Sand Hall
- Sedgeworth Ho
- Sewers Lane
- Vicarage
- Water Lane
- Weir Hill
- West St.
- Winteringham Rd
- Winterton Beck
- Winterton Carrs, Carr Fm, Carr Ho
- Winterton Grange
- Winterton Holmes
- Winterton Ings
- Ings Lane