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The Old Field Names Of Marton And Grafton

Old Field Names Project

The following field names have been identified from many separate sources dating from 1625 to 1855.

IIdentifying the modern field location from the old name would pinpoint the location of the arable land, homesteads and farms from the past.

This would then allow us to further identify the location of now lost properties as well as identify the loaction of the early village.

The field names are as follows: G indicates the field or farm is (or was) in Grafton and M for Marton.

If any reader can identify the modern location of any of these fields please use the "Contact Author" button on the the left hand toolbar to let me know!

In addition I have collected and collated from various sources old mfield names that can be located on a modern map. A selection of these are included below

11 Moor closes


2 Wood End Closes m

Bigghill field m

Bigill Land m

Bikewell flat m

Billy Garth  m

Boltcarr Close  m

Bottomes m

Bratkins Flat g

Breccon Close  m

Broadgates in Carrfield  m

Bykell m

Carr field m

Carr field m

Carr Field m

Carr field  m

Carrfield

Carr-field m

Fandhouse Close

Gocarr Close  m

Goe-Carr flat  m

Goker

Goose Flatt Close  m

Great Rougham  m

Great Sikes

Greenaleas Close

Greenaleas Close m 

Grisegill Closes m

Grysehill Closes  m

Hall Croft m

Hard Myers Closes m

Hardmire Close  m

Hardmires closes m

High Stainer Close

High Stainer Close

Hills Garth Close m

Hingthorn Close

Hingthorne

Hingthorne Close 

Koker Dubb and in Carr Field

Lagram

Lagram Close 

Lagram Field

Lagram field

Lagram field

Lagram field m

Lagram field  m

Lagram Field  m

Lagram Flatt in Lagram Field m

Lagramfield, m

Laygram field  g

Lealandes m

Little Bykewell m

Little Priest Carr 

Little Rougham m

Little Ruffam Close

Little Ruffam Close

Little Thorn Furr Close 

Lockeramkells

Lockram Kells Close (formerly part of the Roose field)

Lockram Kels

Lockrum Hills

Longlands field

Lugrume Field

Moor Close

Moor Close

Moore Pasture 

Mothroms Close in Marton

Mouthroms

Nodale Croft

Nodle Croft Hill 

Paddock Close

Paddock Close 

Paddocke Endes Pits and Roose m

Pits Flat

Pits Flat  m

Pitt Close

Prescarr Close in the townfields of Marton

Priest Carr Green

Priestcar Close

Rankel Crook Close 

Reeves Field 

Right Carr flat

Rood field  m

Roose field m

Roose field 

Rougham Close (formerly part of the Carrfield)

Rougham Gaull m

Rouse field

Rouse field  m

Rouse Field 

Rousefield

Rousefield m

Ruffam Flatt in the Carr  m

Sandhams Close

Soak Carr m

Sykes

Sykes Close 

Sykes Close  m

the four Moor Closes  m

the Paddock

the Tofts

Thistlebarfield

Thornfurr Close

Thornfurs Close

Toft Close  m

Tofts flat m

Townend Carr

Townend Close

Townend Close 

Townend field m

Townend Hill

Ward Garth 

Watersea Flat in Bramebar Field

Watersea in the Carr Field

Watersey


 

In addition I have collected and collated from various sources old mfield names that can be located on a modern map. A selection of these are included above. Click on the images to enlarge, AND FEEL FREE TO CORRECT ME IF THEY ARE WRONG!


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