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Offline MANDY61

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Old place name Hubber'coe
« on: Friday 03 May 19 12:51 BST (UK) »
Hi,

I'm looking through the parish registers for Linton in Craven and am finding the place name of my ancestors written as Hubber'coe. The years are during the 1600's. I've tried finding where this place is and wondered if it was Hubberholme but this seems too far away.

I would appreciate any suggestions.

Thank you.

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Re: Old place name Hubber'coe
« Reply #1 on: Friday 03 May 19 13:52 BST (UK) »
I haven't looked at the original register, but I have a printed transcript dating from 1900 (copies are probably also available online). Hubbercoe appears in this, as does Hubbercove - no doubt both are variants of the same name.

Googling for Hubbercove and Yorkshire produces some suggestions that it might be in the Skirethorns or Threshfield area, but I've pored over a large scale map for that part of the parish and didn't spot it.

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Re: Old place name Hubber'coe
« Reply #2 on: Friday 03 May 19 14:06 BST (UK) »
This suggests that Hubbercove was a Norse settlement that is now lost  http://www.rootschat.com/links/01nqu/


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Re: Old place name Hubber'coe
« Reply #3 on: Friday 03 May 19 14:11 BST (UK) »
I haven't looked at the original register, but I have a printed transcript dating from 1900 (copies are probably also available online). Hubbercoe appears in this, as does Hubbercove - no doubt both are variants of the same name.

Googling for Hubbercove and Yorkshire produces some suggestions that it might be in the Skirethorns or Threshfield area, but I've pored over a large scale map for that part of the parish and didn't spot it.


This would make sense as the family came from the Skirethorne and Threshfield areas. I'll have a look at Hubbercove, thank you :)