Quay Field
Other OS name in the Parish of Whitgift
Historical Forms
- Keyfield 1612 Cause 1846 TA
- le Kay 1306 Selby
- kaya de Swynflet 1362 Works
- Quay 1824 O.S.
Etymology
, Keyfield 1612Cause 708, 1846TA , named from le Kay 1306 Selby, kaya de Swynflet 1362 Works, Quay 1824 O.S. , v. kay ' a quay, wharf ' .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Bosom Cross
- Caythorpe
- Common Piece Lane
- Hall Fields
- Hall Garth
- Haverlands
- Hoggard Lane
- Longdike Bank
- Ousefleet Hall
- Ousefleet Ings
- Ousefleet Moor
- Ousefleet Ness
- Ousefleet Pasture
- Park Grounds
- Townend Causeway
- Wilf Park
- Bank Field
- Castle
- Cow Close
- Crabley Staith
- Cuckold Croft
- East Moor Field
- Ferry Staith
- Highfields Ho
- Long Field
- Margrave Lane
- Marsh Furlong
- Moorend Fm
- Moor Fields
- North Garths
- Oldlane Gate
- Rainsbutt
- Reedness Clough
- Reedness Drain
- Reedness Field
- Reedness Hall
- Royal Croft
- Rush Croft
- Rye Field
- Slack Well
- South Garths
- Stock Field
- Thimble Hall
- West Moor Field
- Between Dikes
- Bog Gate
- Crossmoor Bank
- Crowtree Ho
- Dunmires
- Field Ho
- King's Causeway
- Long Ings
- Long Shores
- Mill Trod
- New Close
- Paddock Ho
- Puddiners
- Reading Gate
- Runnel Drain
- Middle Sands & Upper Sands
- Swinefleet Moor
- Underwoods
- Bewthorpe
- Boon Rows
- Boynton Closes
- Burn Field
- Causeway Ho
- Chapel Field
- Church Lane
- Common Ho
- Gibbet (site)
- High Fields
- In Fields
- Long Marsh
- Milking Hill
- Moxon Close
- New Breaks
- Quart Lane
- Whitgift Clough
- Whitgift Hall
- Whitgift Moor
- Whitgift Pasture
- Whitgift Wood