58 DERBYSHIRE PLACE-NAMES. 



AprERKMOWLE. F. Ahbo ; I). Apper, p. n. Abo, Ape, Appe, 



p. n. in D.B. 

 Applebv. D.B. Aplebi ; D. Appel, a p. n. 

 Arleston. D.B. Erlestune ; N. Erlingr, {rom Jarl ; A.S. eorl ; 



F. Harle ; D. Ef-le, p n. Arling, Erlenc, p. n. in D.B. 

 Ash. D.B. Eisse ; N. Askr ; D. Aske, Ash ; F. Eisse p. n. ; or 



N. askr ; A. S. asc ; G. esche, an ash. Asa, Ascer, Ascha, Aschi, 



Asci, Asa, p. n. in D.B. Probably a contraction of Asham. 

 Ashborne. D.B. Esseburne ; D. Esscr, Esscher, p. n. ; N. 



bruiiur ; A.S. baerne ; G. bni/in ; Scot, bitrn^ a spring, well. 

 Ash FORD. D.B. Aisseford ; F. Aisse, a p. n. Or see Ash. 

 AsHLEYHAY. D. Esscher, a p. n. ; leg, a meadow ; hagi, O.E. hay, 



a fence, hedge. 

 .AsHOVER, D.B. EssoYre ; D. Esser, a p. n. ; ofra, a height. 

 AsPENSHAW. N. Espi : A.S. cesp ; D. asp: skogr, a wood; 



Aspenwood ; or D. Espeti, a p. n. 

 Aston. D.B. Estune ; D. Esser, a p. n. 

 AsTWiTH. D.B. Esnotrewic ; A.S. Estnoda, a p. n. in D.B. ; vik, 



a village. 

 Atlow. D.B. EtelaYv ; D. Eile, a p.n. See " low " in Test Words. 

 AuLT HucKNALL. N. aldi\ old, Haukr : D. Noek ; F. C/Xv, 



U/ce, Uken, p. n. ; hbll, a hall, the residence of a superior 



person. The hall of the Uken family. 

 Bakewei.l. D.B. Badequella ; D. Baadh, a p. n. ; or N. bad ; 



A.S. bath; G. bad, a bath ; N. Keide ; G. quelle, a spring. 

 Ballidon. D.B. Belidene ; D. Balle, or Bellin, p. n. ; A.S. 



deney a hollow. 

 Bamford. D.B. Banford ; I). Banne, a p. n. 

 Bargai'ic. D. Barr : a p. n. .i,'''A/, road. 

 Bari, borough. D.B. Barleburg ; I). Barlag, a p.n., from N. 



barlegr, strong, vigorous. 

 Barlo\v. D.B. Barleie ; D. Barr, a p. n. Bar, a p. n. in D.B. 

 Barrow. D.B. Barewe ; N. Uarar, a mound over one dead: or 



Bar-how ; D. Barroe. 

 Bakton. D.B. Baretun ; D. Barr, a p.n. Ber, Bere, p. n. 



in D.B. 



